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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

~We have heard it said that the
name Of JAS. H. ANDERSON, ESQ, ii
Marion County, will be presented by his
friends for the Eenatoria! nomination in
that district. We knew Mr.. Anderson
weii-he is o gentleman Of fine talents,
large political experience, for a mau ol
his years, and great personal popularity
Shonld the people Of that district honor
MIR. A. with a uomination---and we hope
they will--they will have selected the
right manfor the night place, cxactly; he
is sgentlsman peculiarly fitted for the po.
:sition. The nomination Of our friend
esms''would bc geod news TO his many
ifriendssin this county. a i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

wAn "1talian wife. 'who begged for
a living in Cincinnati, recently ran of
with nother man, because his ''profes.
sioaal skill in the art of begging was
greater than her husband's. She took
$1,000 with her. The husband EXPRESSES
profound regret. as -shs was one z the
best beggars be ever saw in Europe or
America. g.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
C0MlfER0lAL A01l g
uPsP ER q AN y 3 9


q. a
Hss taken this house fol { teia Of yeszs. It
has scesntly bean thofouGhly leAifed and e
furnishsd and nov, affosds e 9eelfanis qu2E-
.ss,,sstfniIv inv ites. Z aAars q The elh1is f.
onpre., promising to giss satiEs sseish heeln.
Roarders by the week orsday 49, 49,
n,odatsd Drovcfs. and Others y osld de veS
Give lin 4 call, az the house is rs.r N MI
Road Depot. NM 80
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

HT The Niagara Falls Gazette say.
Blondin has returned 10 Niagara Falls
and is now making preparations for an
other walk upon his rope across Che Ma
CARA River on Wednesday next. On thi'
trial he will make fast walk, and will
attempt to show that he can cross quicker
upon the rope than man can row a boa
at the ferry above. though the rope is the
longer route Of the two. "He will also
perform the feat Of standing on his head
on the rope, midway between the Shore
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
AT
a il-s'l 7lsaii'7. W.
20 PER GENT Less

si7 s-t-it. .ta &
than any other establishment in Upper San.
dusky does or can do, for the very rskson that
we get the pay for all the Goods we sell. We
have no losses from bad debts and no body to
run away with our profits, condequentlys Gan
afford to sell Goods at less ptices than ny
House doing credit .businesscan afford TO DO.
Thisis no windy advertisement, got npt to 90.
ceive you. bul facts, every word Of ill., We
ask cash customers to give us a can and ex-
anime our stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere, and if we cannot satisfy them that
they can make a saving 81 20 per cent. -
what Goods they may want to pufchasc--we
will not ask them to buy Of us.
We arc selling the best msdder edlored
Prints at 10 cts, colors as fast as the hills good
Ginghamsat 10 cts good Lawn at ts6 Ia eta; ;
good Caters at so cts; the best Green 4 Black
Tea at IS cts per ID; French PruiieS at 10 ets:
and every thing.else inspropertions Give US =
call whether YOU want to buy or not and We will
satisfy you that what we say is.na humbng.
Yellow Corner Upper.sand dusky April % 1859
mar4s ROBBINS 4 HUNT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

RTA member cf ths North Carolina
Legislature made ardecidedly good chit
. short time ago. A bill was pending
which imposed 6ne for selling liquor to
free negroes, to which herobjected, on the
ground that t'such law would make
them more, decent than the whites. .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

Gy Mr.. Buchanan has written q letter
in which he says that his determination
not 10 be a candidate for The Presidency
in $3.50 is final 'and conclusive" his
"best judgment and strong inclination
concurring in favor Of such course.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

IE-Duriug our visit to Lowell we
were shown through the Laboratory Of
our celebrated countryman, DR.. J. G.
Aver. Scarcely could we have believed
what is seen there without proof beyond
disputing
They consume barrel Of solid pills,
about *, 600 doses and 8 barrels ofCher.
r." Pecloral, l2O, 900 doses per dipm.-
To what an inconceivable amount of hu.
man suffering does this point 10000
doses a day!! Fifty millions of doses
per year!!! What acres and thousands Of
acres Of sick beds does this spread before
the imagination! Aud what sympathies
and woe! True, not all Of this is taken
by the very sick but alas, much Of it is.
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill
are to be the companion Of pain and au-
guish and sinking sorrow--the inheri'
tance our mother Eve bequeathed to the
whole family Of man. Here the infant
darling has been touched too early by
the beight that withers half our race
It's little lungs are affected and only
watching aud waiting shall tell which
way Its breath shall turn, This red drop
on its table is the tallisman on which its
life shall hang. There the blossom Of
the world just bursting into womanhood
lis stricken also. Affections most assiduous
care skils not, she is still fading away.
The wan messenger comes nearer and
nearer every week. This little mediei-
ment shall gothere, their last, perhaps
their only hope. The strong man Las
planted in his Yitals,. this same disease.
This red drop by his side is helping him
wrestle with the inexorable enemy; the
wife Of his bosom and the cherubs Of his
heart are waiting in sick sorrow and fear
lest, the rod on which they lean in this
world, be broken. Ia,
O Doctor! Spare no skill, nor cost
nor toi! to give the perishipg sick the best
that human art Gang give. Gdlveston lsras
a4News. Wy 9ets hs6 ait asa- H
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
Mrs. Sarah MilIer's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
In er is appointed and qualified, m Admin
istrato- on the estate Of Sarah Miller, late ol
wy andot county, Ohio, deceased. y
8 Dated this 26th day of July. A. D, 1859.
July29 H. N. TAfoLR'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

EgThs last Legislature Of Texas con.
tanned thirteen "men Of marke.' Not
one Of them could write bis name.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
The French with the layonet.

An eyewitness asserts that one Of the
causes which has demoralizea the Aus
trian solder is the ne W weapon--the sword
bayonet--with which he is attacked by
the French soldier. and against which his
own old bayonet nor his superior physical
strength are OF any avail. Not only can
the sword bayouet give lhrusts, but
Withdrawing after delivering it, it sewers
the tendons Of the arm or the leg Of the
opponent, thus completely disabling him
prior TO the last death blow. Moreover,
the French soldier is taught to WELD bis
weapon BY posing it like quarter.staff
horizontally as high asethc head Of his
adversary. and by slight movement in
the segment Of circle the sharp blade is
swept across tha neck. chest or face oi
three men opposed to him ia line. This
novel mode Of attack cannot be met BY
the old musket and bayonet; hence the
Austrian soldier has in despair resorted to
the but of the musket, in endeavoring to
crush his enemy. who, agile. skillful ol
fence. and rendered confident by the su-
periolity Of bis new arm, can delive,
three wounds with his sword bayonei
while bis antagonist is swinging bis
club. ~
Destructive FIRE AT kENToN. A
FIRE broke out at the Woolen Factory oi
GILBERT SEAMAN, at Kenton, Hardin
county, on Sunday July 25th, which
completely destroyed the establishment
and its contents, valued at.s3 900. The
flames were communicated to several
buildings and stables in the vicinity, aud
general conaagration was imminent,and
only averted by the exertions Of the ci'i-
zens unaided BY engines. The total loss
amounts to about $1,000, upon which
there is no insurance.
The TOMATO AS FooD-Dr. Bennett, a
professor Of some celebrity, considers the
tomato an invaluable article Of diet, and
ascribes to it very important medical
properties: III t5-.
LIST. That the tomato is one. Of the
most powerful aperients Of the liver and
other organs; where colonel is indicated
tits probably one Of the most effective
and the least harmful remedial agents
known to the profession. Sd. That a
chemical extract viii be obtained from it
that win supersede the use Of calomel
in the cure Of disease. Sd. That be
has successfully treated diarrhea with
this article alone. 4th. That when used
as an article Of diet it is almost sovereign
for dyspepsy and Indigestion. 5th That
it should be constantly used for daily
food; either cooked, rswor ia the form Of
catsup. It is the most healthy srticle now
in use.i de- s45 4. Nh
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
GE The gold seekers at Pixies Peal

i EF The gold seekers at Pixies Peak
have to pay big prices for what they Get
TO eat. Flour is s44 per barrel; bacon
40 cents per, b; sugar SO cents. coffee
so cents. dried apples 35cents per ib;mi'k
25 cents per quart; whiskey S5 per gal
Ion; lumber $500 rer thousand; eggs 8
for .25 cents; chickens s3 a piece, and
other things in proportion. OF the six
thousand men who are bnsily tngaged in
mining Or prospecting there is not one IN q
hundred Of them make their board -
Hundreds are returning cursipg the cou,,-
try. So says correspondent Of the
Delaware Gazette, under date Of July I'd,
writing from Golden City. 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

THEaz d no safer protection against
burglars. than % feed your baby. before
going 70 bed With green applea. Il will
certainly begin to cry before midnight.
and it is equally certain that it can't be
stopped before morning
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

DLANkDEEDS l. MORTGAGES
LA "Splendid Lot" for sale at this Office
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

VERY Cool.-The Dayton Empire hav-
ing announced. to the astonishment Of
everybody. that there was frost every
night last week, between Dayton and
Xenia, Notwithstanding the warm weather
very cody explains that the individual he
referred to was Mr.. Frost, Of Frost's mills
in that locality. The..Xenia Ne,0s thinks
the Empire man needs looking after.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

MICHIGAN CRoPs.-An occasional cor
respondent under date Of Marshall, Col.
houn County July 2e, l859,says:
"Our wheat crop is harvested; It's by
far the larges: crop ever raised in Michi-
gan; the berry is large and plump and as
general thing viii weigh over sixty
pounds to the bushel. One sample
weighed sixty-six pounds. Corn is doing
FIRST rate. Oats are only middling; grass
rather light; potatoes will be FIRST rate;
and we shall have a good supply Of fruit.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

EE The earnings Of The Pittsburgh,
Fl. Wayne 3 Chicago R, r.. for the
month Of June 1858 anu 1859, are as
follows go Aft'A H-sF- e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

PRICES TuMBLlHs DowN--The Chicago
Times says: Lower and lower yet sinks
the price Of wheat. Men who sold stan
dard wheat a week ago 1t 10 cents. and
then thought the bottom was surely reach.
ed. now zee their nsighbon selling il Al
56 cents with no oertaiasy 1t msyai 81
lower yet. There is no activity in the
market" isel saa5s h7sia1s9 sSs13e i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

u A ToAsr.-At the late celebration ID
Ellington. Conn, the following was th'
thirteenth regular toast: riT --c-5g
WoMAN-the lover Of union and the
friend Of annexation. Like our country
her manifest destiny is TO spread hel
skirts. i5s,.a sf rs lbsl
The above toast was responded to by
nine cheers and whoop! 4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22

boarding master furnished his table so poor
ly that the boarders began 10 grumble and to
leave, and the other morning the praying
boarder actually ''struck." Something like
the following dialogue occurred at the ta-
Bile, Landlord. =" viii you pray, Mr.
Mild?' Mild.-"No, sir, will not" Land
lord. -f Why not, Mr.. Mild 2" Mid 1t
don't pay, sir. can't pay on such vict-
nals as these, and unless you bind yourself
in writing TO Set better table than you
have done for the three last weeks, nary
another prayer do you get ont Of mel" And
that's the way matters stood at latest advi-
ces.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22

Edmund, how is it that the buttons are
on the inside of your shirt collar?' Il don't
know-isn't TINT the way, mother?' No,
my son, you have disobeyed me you have
been in swimming The boy felt that his
mother had spoken the truth, and was for
moment silent. However, the satisfactory
explanation, as he thought, soon occurred
With triumphant look, and bold voice,
he exclaimed: -'Moiher, II guess turn
ed it getting over the fence
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22
CHAPTER II.
LAUREL WOOD.

Twilight stole silently upon Laurel wood:
it curled in upon the mansion and surround.
ing trees like apale, soft mist Ii was a
very quiet hour. but TO Jessie Burnside
there was something inexpressibly oppres-
sive in the air. Her fair companions,
Ruth Haviland and Judith Burnside, her
sister, sympathised with these feelings of
uueasiness. With the exception of Blinko
a black servant, and Jupe, a mulatio girl,
these ladies were, at this time the sole
occupants of the house, Mrs Burnside be-
ing absent in attendance upon a sick rel
alive, while Mr.. Burnside was serving in
Marion's brigade. 1t was at that period
when the struggle for liberty seemed dark
and hopeless South Carolina was over.
run with piti!ess enemies, and devastated
with fire and sword Toryism was rife.
and sialked abroad like deStro ing angel,
shifting old and young. No man trusted
his neighbor until he STOOL shoulder 10
shoulder with him in battle. No one
fsrr rouRru pAoEl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22

NARY PRAYER.-There is rule at
Oberlin College that no student shall board
at any house where prayers are not regu-
larry made each day. A certain man fit
ted up boarding house snd filed it with
boaiders, but forgot until the eleventh
hour the prayer proviso. Not being q
praying man himself, he looked around for
one who was. At length lie found one. a
meek young man from Trumbull county
who agreed to pay for his boarding in pray.
ing. For while all went smoothly, but the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22

STILL Another ISLANDER. In a
church, a person entered pew, and, believ-
ing he had a good seat unfortunately sat
down upon the dress of a lady who happen
ed to be rather highly crinolined. In AN in
slant he rose to his feet, and begged the
lady's pardon in these words. .Yer pard.
mem but I'm ieard I've broken your um-
brella." Nothing wrong" said the lady,
blushing.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22

An awkward man, attempting to carve a
goose, dropped it on the floor. There
now y exclaimed his wife, we have lost our
dinner" "0h, no, my dear y answered he,
''it's safe I've got my foot or it Y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22
A magistrate asked an Irishman, whom

he was questioning
"Have you ever seen the sea-"
'.1ver seen the say, yer homer? Be jsb-
ers. and does yer honor suppose that was
fhrundled all the way over the salt ocean
in wheelbarrow on me back 2"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-04-22

conscience. Turn to Him for my sake
Corinne."
~ will, Agnes not for your sake, but foi
my own. Experience has taught me how
very, very true your words are. Oh, ]
hope that God will be merciiul with me
still !"
Her parched lips were kissing mine, and
her tears were dropping on my face.
Oh, l am so happy now happy because
you have pSomised me that"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
PUIItr WIT.

In Pennsylvania there is . el.rgym,u al
most a. remarkable for oloqueDes and secen
trieiiy A. LorspEo Dow bimself Do chafi
" occasions his psiho', vii, and sometim, 70
bitter satire. are sure 20 uio more bank
notes and gold eoio TO the State thar the
decofoas sl0qusBee of bali = doEsn other
uob. On late occasion he va. preaching z
q tempsr.pes sermon, shieh produced 40
unusual effect on the sudiebse. Among
other things be- asserted, as = result of bis
otn observation. tha, . cobfessedly mode
rate dfiptsr vAs sure 70 become confirm
ed issbfiate within 6,e years sflsf be rsaoh
ed that stage Of iodu gssoe
lie uss interrupted here By . mao in the
audience uho started up ~ great sseitemstt
proelaiminR himself . mojerats dfibker of
ten years stsodiug snd Que on ubsm tbs ba.
BIZ made 90 progress.
The clergyman stopped short, lssnsd over
the pnlpi,. sbd ubsn the msn bad ceased
spsshbg, cslled cut
4 say, friend, stand up here ssd ls. me
have . look st you
The maa made sn EFFORT "a brs,s the hos,
Of eyes tsrbsd spon hin, sbd stood his
ground
'Nssssr. man cried ths minister. bsehon.
log uith bis long aneer Hold . lFght pp
70 tkis msss isee some of yoa step up On
the bench ssd give ss good less
The modsssis dripkss vss hot 10 be loot-
sd doss oS talked dssb, sod 90, eslJ @oat
ted she beseh bsy siiossj la@p 10 b. held
close 10 his face 81
The mit istsS bent over his sashioae ab1
gave the face losg survey.
That Gill ds.' sid be, dfsyise bseh, 'sbsl
gill 10 ny friebd and bo~ ! saJ II ssed
The devil . deht of . ksaifsd dfustar3s.
apd hsd paid BIN piosiJ-siss. ssd BE-
vouldn't take jon IN full psJ Jmsat 81 the esa
Of Eve years, could ssysr psJ him r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
NJ | sc Z LII AN Y. .
ASIoDurE. uE ,xLLisclo>.

With him there was never relaxation till
every duty was discharged. A curious H.
lustrstion Of this habit vas told US by al
English statesman, who had it from Gene
raj Alava. On the nigth previous TO one Of
the Dukes Pepipsular victories, auother Of
6cer came up to AlaSa, and =. ked in much
alarm, w hat will become Of usl wesbsll
have . great battle tomorrow, and Lord
Wellington is doing nothing but firtipg
with Madame de Quintsna =
Il Am very glad to hear it, replied Alav.,
five are to have . great battle to. morros,
for II is quite certain that all his arrange.
ments are made il he 10 nrting With Madame
de Quiptana
HIS eoolness in danger, and his personal
escapes, we're as striking attributes Of the
individual man rs his tactics were attributes
Of the General During the battle Of T.ls
vera, Albuquerque cent him by = staff officer
. letter informing him that Cuesta, the
commander Of the Spanish army in the &C.
tion, was a traitor, aud Vas actually playing
into she enemys hand. He vas in:ently
watching the progress Of the action as the
6espstch reached him he took the letter,
read it, aud turning TO his aid de camp,
coolly said. Very well, Colonel, you NAV 20
back to your brigade On another oeea-
sion, just before the siege Of Rodrigo. vheu
the proximity Of the allies TO Marmonts
army placed him il considerable danger by
reason of the non arrival Of their flank di.
visions, . Spanish General was astsni.bed
to find the English commander lying on the
ground in front Of bis troops, ,ersnely and
imper,urbsbly awaiting the issue Of the pc
ri. Well, General, said the Sp.niard you
are here with t~o weak divisions, aud YOU
seem to be quite At your ease it is enough
TO put one III fever.
Il have done the best the Duke replied
'tha, could be done according to ~ own
Judgment, aud hence it is that 1 don't dis,
turb myself eithor about the enemy 10 my
front, or about what they msy say in En-
gland
In severAl instances he very narrowly es-
capped being taken prisoner Once at Tala.
vera, 10 tho midst of the action once lust
before the battle Of Mayra, being surprised
by party Of French While looking at bis
maps once at QuatTetras, sgain during the
battle. In the latter action, as be was car.
RED avsy on the tide Of = rstreating body
Of young troops, the French lsucefs sudden.
ly charged on its flank, aud bis only chsbce
-ss ~ b,s horses speed 'tIs srrived, Mr..
Gleig writes, 'hotiy pursued, t the edge OF
. ditch, within which the 92d Higblandeu
we're lying, aud the points Of their bayoneis
brs,Isd over the edges lie called ogi to
them as he approached, Lie down men, aud
the order vas obeyed wbereupou be le,ped
biz horse scrose the ditch aud ian N ,di.tsly
pulled up With smile 90 his counIspspee
lEdiag5argh RsrDr Tor JHly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
CoURr-HiP BY sCRipruRE.

A friend st our elbow tells Us the fellow.
ing 'aughsbic occurrep CO, which he pss.ist.,
took place At . fashionable church in this
city last week
young gentleman happened to sis il q
pew cd Jniuing one in which sat . pretty
young lady, for whom he suddenly eopesiy-
Ell violent passion. aud uas desirous 10 en-
ter upon eouri.hip upon the spot, but the
time And place not suit,ns him for . formal
declaration, the emergency Of the case sus
gested the following plan. He handed his
lovely be'ghbor . Bible, open, With = hin
stuck IN at this text And nos be,..eh
thee lady, not as though I wrote . new com.
mandaent unto thee but that which No had
from the begianipg, that we love one ano,h-
or The young lady returned the holy
book, pointing to the twelfth verse Of the
Third Epistie Of John "Hsvipg u,py
things 70 write unto YOU | would not vfi,s
With pen aud ink, but | trust to come INTO
you aud spesk face to face, sha, our Joy nay
be full
on 'hs strength Of this, We hear that the
marriage OF the devout couple will tsks
place during the following week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-13
TOUGW sronpgs.

There 10 place in Msins % rocky thai
sssn the down casters plant corn, they look
'os efsvfees IN the rocks, and shoot the
t'sns u 9th . Dsskss they eas's raise
sucss there no how, Er the s,osss .r, .
'hiek 'nst the ducks cant get their bills be.
'.ees mem to pick up shs grassbo,svs. aud
the only vay that the sheep can ue, A N.
'P''e' OF srsss 10 By srisdias their noses On
. srindstoss
But that aia't . cireum .,.p.. a . oi.es
on the Eastern shore ther. iA. land II 40
poor, that t takes two kilieas 10 cav .lil-
1ea :" sod on . clear day you can .e. The
r'asshcppsrs climb sp . mullen ..lh. and
isos snh tears IN their eyes over a 6hy
acrs held and the humble bees bsy, 40 20
down on their knees to get ~ th. er,s, ali
the mosfuiioss died Of starvation. and al.
turkey husss'ds bsd 10 euierase
hut there Is . cousty is yirsiu;a vbieh
CO" tsAi that, t,-there the land 10 90 sterile
tast when the .iod 10 at the north vest. the
have 10 tie the children TO keep them
IRON being blown away there il tsies six
reg 10 zee mao, snd sben the dses bark
'aey have TO iess sssisst the fsscs the hor-
sss are % thin that it taxes ts.lv. Of tben
% make SHADOW aud when they kill . beef
ta,y have to hold him ~ to knock him down !
hu, Oh there IL region in jersey,
said he.e Diaper, where they held . Two
weeks jubilee IN the churches, because il uss
announced that hesh blade Of grass kad
'ffoa,ed 10 the southern part Of the eous.
~ There the natives once murdered .
"a'eier for tho sake OF half = gingerbread
ests' "hieh he ~Hs rumorsd 10 have is his
pocket aud there too they turned . mao
on, n oi meeting because .ftcr = visit 70
fh'iadeipt', he reported tha, While in The
e''y he had at one time as much a. he sesld
eat Such !. life.