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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
Aerada arluufrat.

MYSTERIOUS MURDER CAsE.-On Saturday
last, the officers of the Tuolumne County
Water Company received information that
the body Of one of their employees, named
Jacob X. Giddes, had been discovered under
very suspicious circumstances, near the
company's upper reservoir up 10 the noun
tains, The Coroner was Immediately sum-
moned and party sent up to investigate
the matter. The party arriving at the 10.
cality, discovered the body of Giddes, in a
very advanced state of decomposition, mid
way between bis cabin and the reservoir;
be had been shot through the chest. but
whether from the front or back, il was i'm
possible to say owing to the condition of
the body. Nothing was missing from the
cabin. By examination of memorandum
book found on the body, 1t was found to be
dated for the last time on the 9th June,
leading TO the Inference that it was ON that
or the following day that the murder took
place. The authorities have clue TO the
mystery, which of course it would be i'm
prudent to divulge at present, further than
TO state, that the deed is supposed to have
been committed by a crazy Frenchman.-
columbia Times.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
An AbolltIoM spy.


A Washington correspondent, iu letter
Of June 10th, says:
William II. Hurlbut, formerly writer
on the New York Times, has been arrested
10 Georgia aud seat TO, Richmond for tfia.
as a spy. If he should escape conviction
there, II is understood that the Governor OF
South Carolina has issued warrant for
his arrest, but upon what charge is not
known, The individual who is thus envi.
roued with difficulties is one of the most
brilliant rs well as one Of the readiest wri.
ters connected OF late with the New York
press. He is a man of dne education, highly
accomplished, hut utterly destitute of prn.
csple. A native of South Carolina, be was
nevertheless strong anti-sluvery man for
years, aud some time ago wrote phillipic
against American slavery, which, published
IN the Edinburgh Review, created a pro-
found sensation in Europe. lie was em.
ployed upon the N. Y. Times at liberal
salary, when he was bitten by the Secession
mania, and became disservicable to that
journal in consequence. Since then be has
been floating about, remaining at New York
until the seizure by Government of the dis
patches at the various telegraph offices
exposed his completely with the rebels,
whereupon he suddenly disappeared, and
the first news received of him is that of his
arrest, as already noted, as an abolition
spy" What he bus been doing or saying
South to justify such suspicion against
him we do not know; but 1t seems probable
that the rebels have no further use for him,
and they intend now to punish him for his
former anti slavery sins Among bis efforts
in the cause of Secession while in New
York, be was nowhere more successful than
in fastening upon Russell, the London
Times correspondent, upon bis arrival here,
over whom he exercised marvellous in
hnence, which be avaied of TO ill Rnssell's
mind with ingenious sophisiries and mis-
statements relative 10 the question between
the Government and the rebels. The marked
tendency of the London Times correspou.
dent to sympathy with the rebels during
all his earlier letters is undoubtedly attri.
butable in great degree TO the lascinations,
misstatements and influence of this same
Hurlbut, who is now probably rejecting on
the philosophy of Secession in rebel
prison.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THE New FRENCH CAENoE--The tube or
barrel is formed of several cylinders, or
rings Of cast or wrought iron, its Longitude.
nal cylindrical parts affordng the means Of
uniting the rings. The interior Of the tube
is rifed by means of number Of projecting
spiral rods, shaped in triangular prisms.
The tube can be heightened at pleasure.
the tube is attached aud from which ii may
be detached, either for the purpose Of load
ing il at the brcech or Of making use of it
as a mortar. II is alledged that this cannon
cannot become heated. that the process Of
cleansing after discharge is unnecessary,
except as regards the breecb, and that ii
may be fred four or five times during the
space now required to Gre any other gun
[LondOn Times.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THEIR STRENGTH.-The Confederates say
that they have over 10000 troops that can
be made available when they shall deter.
mine to make an attack upon Washington.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

The HoRRoR or POvERTY.--The dread OF
poverty is, within certain bounds. very
wholesome feeling; 1t is great incentive
to industrious exertiOn; but il it be allowed
TO wax strong, then, like q river which
overhows OF bursts its banks. within which
it is so useful, it becomes a nuisance aud
source Of enormous evil. 1t is 10 be feared
that in British society il has assumed this
formidable magnitude. The horror of pow
erty has surpassed almost every other hor-
ror. Practically speaking, to thousands
upon thousands, poverty is hell; moderate
income, purgatory; aud great wealth,
heaven.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

Go, WHY DON'T You GOETHE Marysville
Democrat in noticing the fact that the great
blowhard, Senator Crittendea, has turned
bis back ou his Southern friends by leaving
Johnston's party at TemecuIa, says;
We do not understand why Crittenden
tunrned back. He said in the Senate last
winter, that he owed bis allegiance to South
Carolina, aud that be hoped his arm might
wllher and bis tongue cleaye to the roof of
his mouth, when be failed to speak and
strike, il necessary. in her defense. The
striking having commenced, we see no ex-
cuse for bis tarrying on this side of the
mountains.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

NOTABLE WEST PoINT GRADuATEs.-The
official register of graduates from the United
States Military Academy at West Point,
furnishes the following particulars cOncer.
ming individuals who have become conspic-
uous iu the progress Of the rebellion:
Joseph X. +. Mansfield of Connecticut.
graduated in 1922, second 10 rank 10 class
of 40.
Robert Anderson Of Kentucky, In 1925,
fifteenth 10 class Of 81.
Samuel T.. Heinizlelnan of PennsylvaniA,
10 1926, seventeenth In a class Of Al.
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, in 1928,
twenty-third in class Of 49,
Robert j.. Lee of Virginia, In 1929, sec
Ond in class OF 46.
John b. MagrudeT Of Virginia, In 1880,
fifteenth in a class of AZ.
William ii. Emory Of Maryland, in 1881,
fourteenth in class Of 33.
Montgomery Blair Of Kentucky, in 1885,
eighteenth 10 class Of So.
Peter 7. G.. Beauregard Of Louisiana, in
1888, second in a class Of As.
William J. Hardee Of Georgia, in 1885,
twenty-sixth In class of 45.
Thomas j. Rodman OF Indiana, In le4l
seventh 10 a class Of 81.
Nathaniel Lyon of Connecticut, in lS4l,
eleventh In a class OF 81.
Abner Doubleday OF New York, 10 1912,
twenty-fOurth IN a class Of SO.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THE DOMINICAN IMBRoGLIo.-Tbe New
York Herald's Washington correspondent
says;
Respecting the Dominican imbroglio,
Spain has not yet replied 10 the note Of our
Government, while England and France
seem fully to understand the purposes and
designs of that governments, and are quietly
lending their cOuntenaDce to Spanish ag-
gressiOns on this continent The United
States are unable to get one word Of ex-
PLANTATION.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
Bankers and Assayers,
GEO. w. KIDD,

GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD ST, NEVADA.
GOLD DUST Purchased at the HIGHEST Market
" Rates, and liberal advances made ON Dust for
warded for Assay for Coinage at the T. s. Mint
Sight Checks OR San Francisco and Sacramen-
to. DRAFTS Oh the Eastern Cities at the Lowest
Rates.
Ga Collections made, and State and County Sc
curities purchased at the highest Market value
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

ACCUMULATION OF TREASURE During the
second quarter Of the present year the
amount Of treasure received 10 San Fran
cisco from the mines was SIl ,5l0,974. Du-
ring the same period there has been shipped
from that city treasure to the amount Of
S8,626,2l6. According to this showing, the
amount Of treasure accumulated here since
the first Of April is 81, ,sS5,75S.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

Is connected With the house and particular attention
win be given 10 the Of horses. carriages, &c
Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured by
1PF'''' GEO. R. LANCASTER, Pro'r
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18
ALIvERY STABLE,

.RGEs NODERATR, TO SUIT THE TINES.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

AN offer has been made to the Govern.
ment for the construction Of steel.plated
ship, which shall be proof against both shot
aud shell, aud to be finished within six
months, and be capable Of preaching any
fertilization.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

Ben MCCULLoCH. the Texan Ranger, was
born in Rutherford county. Tennessee, and
lived there till he was grown, when be re.
moved to Texas. lie is about fOrty-seven
years old.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

LORD Lyons, the British Minister, has
been negotiating for a costly residence in
Philadelphia, and proposes to reside there
till our national difficulties are settled. 1t
is also reported that other foreign ministers
will follow bis example.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

THE NEXT VoTz.-The S. +. Call makes
an estimate based upon calculations Of
reliable character, upon the vote of the
State at the coming election, footing to-
tai Of ll0.50O apportioned as follows:
Union Democrats, AT 900
Republicans. ..................... ,O10
Secessionists, ......... ...........24,0 QUO
SHOULD, however, the Secession Demo
Gratis conclude not to put ticket 10 the
field. il is quite probable that enough of
their number would vote the Republican
ticket to secure its triumph"
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DRY GOODS, &c.
nRy GnnnS FOR. 1861,


tSJE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Il large and
w beautiful stock of GOODS, consisting OF
Silk Grenadines and Chinese Silk
French and English Poplins
Moz:.mbigucS Plain and Embroidered
Bcrage Anglais Plain and Embroidered
Fancy and Black Silks, sup. Lustre and quality
Plain aud Figured Berages and Challies
Grape Mantts and Berage Dc LANES
Lace. Swiss, Cambria and Linen Collars
French Elnbroideries Of all kinds
Magic Rulng and Points
Grape Lace, Grenadine and other Wells and Falls
Silk Cloth and other Mantles
Organize and Jacenett Lawns and bingham
English ami American Primts
Brillan, Ma1sciIlcs, Sc
Cersets and Hoop Skirts
housekeeping Goods
TO-; and IL Linen Sheetng, best makes
Pillow Case Linens, Toweling and Diapers
Cotton SheetngS and Pillow Castings
TickinGS. Counterpanes and Curtain Materials e
Super Irish Linens, aud Shifting Cottons
Virginia, French and English Cloth and Cassmeres
EcStingS, &C., in great variety.
La heavy goods for servants wear, our stock Is
unusually heavy; to I'LL Of which we invite the Mt
tenlon o.! caSl, and prompt credit purchasers.
an WILMER T. CO.
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CLOTHING.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
WILLIAM ARNOLD, Merchant Tailor.


No. s., PHOENIX HALL, KING STREET, THREE
DOORS ABOVE ROYAL STREET, ALEXANDRIA,
ID ETURNING thanks to my many friends and
LII customers for the liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended 10 me, hereby renew my invita-.
ton to call and examine my large stock Of FINE
GOODS, especially would [ invite attention 10
III large assortment Of aeic Spring styles CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, and VESTlNGS, which has been
selected with great care, and which ilat,er nv
self will suit tho taste VI all who desire suner.
ior article of dress. In addition to the above az
sentiment Of fabrics for the more substantial gar
nents | invite attention TO my large and recently
rcplenished stock Of FURNISHING GOODS
comprising fine selection of Shirts, Cniershi.ts,
Collars, Neckties. Handkerchief, Suspende..,
Socks Gloves. and every article comprising and
to complete Genleman's Wardrobe.
All work warranted TO tit, and Gu. in the late,,
style, and made in the best manner. All bill,
will be understood to be due, whenever paymen, Is
requested. nh 90
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TlASHION i'll dress is the pictorial history Of
l. the times, while it is the outward rehectvu,
or rather halo, Of Internal refinement, and, theie
FORE in order to crafty appreciatiye :uteilertus
ity, the undersigned has, with greatcare, purcha
sed superior assortment .: CLOTHS. CASS:
MERES, and FESTINGS, embracing tho nese,.
styles aad most elegant patterns the European
market affords, which will be made up to order in
artistic mode, delying superiority in cut a.lJ
workmanship. In the FURNISHING LINE,
Cashmere and India have poured out their offer
ings of Wool and Silk, the industry and intei-
gence of our own great country has competed in
many instances successfully, in producing SHIFTS,
(under and upper,) DRAWERS, GLOVES, SrSrEN-
DERs, HALF HOSE, HASDKERcHIEFS, NECK TIES,
STOCKS, witt many other articles usual in gen
tleman's toilet. Also, good assortment o. REA-
DY MADE COATS, PANTS, and VESTS. Gu;
and made like ordered work, very far superior 10
what is generally sold in that way. But Il SINAI!
profit is asked, and orders filed with punctuality.
If you want a GARMENT that will improve
your appearance, call upon
". d. MASSEY, Merchant Tailor.
oct IL No. 80, King street,
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DUKIFY THE BLOOD !-NOFFAT'S VEG f.
/ TABLE LIFE PILLS AND PHO3NiE
BITTERS-Thc high and cngied celebrity which
these pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for
their in valuable efficacy in all the Diseases which
they profess to cure, has rendered the usual prac
tice of putting not only unnecessary, but unworthy
of them. In all cases of Asthma, Acute, and
Chronic Rheumatism, Affections Of the Bladder
and Kidneys Bilious Fevers and Liver Com
plants in the South and West, where these dis
eases prevail they viii be found invaluable
Planters farmers, and others, who once use these
Medicines, will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Cholic. Serious LooScness Piles, Costive-
ness, Colds and Coughs Cholic, Corrupt Hum7rs'
Dropsies.
DrsrEpsIa-No person with this distressing
disease, should delay using these Medicines im-
mrdiately.
Eruptons of the Skin, Erys;pelas, Flatulency.
FEVER AND AGuE.-For this scourge OF the
Western country, these Medicines will be found
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject to return VI the dis
ease: cure by these medicines is permanent.
Try them. Be satisfied, ana be cured.
FoulnesS of Complexion, General Debility. tout,
Gddness, Gravel, Headaches, Of every kind, ln-
ward Fever, Intummatory Rheumatism, Impure
Blood, Jaundce, Loss Of Appetite.
MEKCuRIAL DISEASES.--Sercr fails to eradi-
cate entirely all the effects Of Mercury, Infinitely
sooner IMAM the luost poheii"' preparation" "' 1'-i
saparills.
Night Sweats Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants, of I'LL kinds. Organic Affections
PlLEs.--The original proprietor oil these medi-
zines was cured Of Piles, OF 80 years standing, By
the use Of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints
and Organs.
RuEUMArIsM.-Those affected with this terrible
diseases will be sure OF relief by the Life Mccii-
cinas.
Rush of Blood to the Head, Scurvy, Salt Rheum,
Swcllmgs.
Scrofula, or Kings Evil in its worst forms. III
GERS Of every description.
Worms Of all kinds ars eilectually expelled by
these medicines. Parents Will do we'll 10 admins
ter them whenever their existence is suspected
Relief will be certain
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BIT
TIERS purify the Blood, and thus remove all dis
ease from the system. Prepared and sold by
DR.. WILLIAM i. MOFFAT,
535 Broadway, cor. of Anthony street, New ork
For sale by all Druggists.
Now Enri. l1-lty
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CITY HOTEL,
CORNER OF ROYAL AND CAMERON STREETS,
dI,Turty ,ju Iiyui,ia

Atecnnd,iu, Tiryinia,
S. HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor.
rsNHIS HOUSE hus been conducted by the pre-
L sent Proprietor for the past three years. and
has received it's full share Of the patronage of the
Travelling public, and having been lately repair
cd and rcfurnishod from garr.t to cellar. addition
al facilities are afforded by which every comfort
and couv cnience to be found at any other FIRST
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
A pleasant sojourn is promised to all who may
patronise this honse.
lGas- Strangers will find ut the Steamers and
Trains, upon their arrival in this city, polite Por
ters and comfortable Omnihuses, which will con.
yey them Immediately to the Hotel The best the
market affords is always to be found at this Hotel
my j-tf
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f1DOfPHO WOLFE'S
sRO 4 TIC

SCHIEUA III Selma PPS
SUpERLATIVE
TONIC, DIURETIC, ANTI-DYsPEPTTC, AND
INy1GoRATING CORDIAL.
ySyOLFE'S CELEBRATED SCHIEDAM
w AROMATIC SCHNApPS should be kept
in every Family. 1t Invariably corrects the i'll
effects of change OF weather, and Us a beverage,
il is the purest Lqsor made in the world.
Put uR iii pint and quart bottles. Also,
lfDOLPHO WOLFE'S
PURE COGEAC BRANDY,
Imported and Bottled by himself, warranted pure,
and the best quality. with his certificate The
bottle, ana his seal on tae cork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
M ALEXANDRIA BREWERY.
L lie undersigned is now manufacturing, at his
j K + w L Il Y,
Corner of King and Fayette Stroets,

Corner of King and Fayette stroot5,
Superior qualities of
PALE, AMBER, AND CREAM ALES,
to which he respectfully invites the attention Of
his friends, and the public. Having an expert
cncc of OYER 20 years in the business aud posses
sing extensive manufacturing facilities, hc fattcrs
himself that his AIES will compare iayorahy
with any manufactured, either in or out of the
State of Virginia.
If necessary, he could fill columns with inc
many fattcrius testimonials he has received with
regard to the superiority o! his ALLo, from kae
press and the public; but il. prefers that his ALE
shall speak for itself
BY "a strict personal attention to business, and
d determination TO manufacture nothing but a
superior quality Of Pure Ale, he hopes To
merit 1t share OF public patronage
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, put up ex-
pressly for family use, constantly oil hand.
.2s- Orders promptly attended TO.
mills Ii. S. MARTIN.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
AnIIINA 4 II'IAiA


A RE NOW receiving their first Spring sup
y ply Of SEASONAELE DRY GOODS, con-
si$ing Of
Choice styles o. English and American Caicoos
Blcachctt CuttuuS, nil qualities
Heavy and iim: Brown Cott"na
0$raburg*, Heavy IwI's
Deuim$, Domestic Paa>
TuwclingS Linen Goods
Uoop Skirts, all sizes and qualities
A full assortment Of Ladies and Chdren's Ho-
Kid Gloves &C., &c. siery
Purchasers will ind our assortment large and
desirable, embracing everything in our line, We
invite dealers to examine our stock before pur-
chasing. NH IL
NEW SPRING GOODS.
:hE HAVE just received u variety Of new
w SPRING DRESS GOODS, to which We
invite the attention OF the Lades-also
Super Osnahurs Prints
Heavy Plaid Domestics
Osnaburg and Twill Stripes
Walnut and Brown Duck
DENNIS and Blue Drills
Osnaburgs, Cottons, &C., TO which we in
vite the attention of cash and prompt credit
buyers. NH Il WILMER & CO.
NEW GOODS-We are now opening our regu-
~ lar supply Of SPRING GOODS, TO which
we invite the attention of friends and the pub
lie in general. One Of the firm has been in New
York for the past two weeks, attending the vari'
Gus auctions, and picking up bargains, and we
are confident that VIC Gun sell Goods to suit the
tunes. If you will give US call before purchas
ing elsewhere, we know that if you GO away un-
suited it will be from no lack Of CHEAP GOODS.
5. Il. W. MEYENBERG,
NH 10 l07 King, cor. of Pitt st.
COAP! SOAP! P!!!-"Cleanlines is
y next to Goodness. We are now opening q
lot of superior SOAP, among which are the fol-
lowing brands Worsey's premium Honey Soap:
do Yankee do; do. Porcine do; do Military do !;
Lows Brown Windsor do; Lubin's Almond do;
CASTLE do, and many other brands.
NH q S. & W. MEYENBERG.
OIL CLOTH FOR HALLS AND ROOMS
~ I have received 4 Sheets of OIL CLOTH,
81 yards, and 2--6 yards wide. These Cloths
are splendid patterns, and Of extra quality. They
represent in their patterns the most beautiful
Thing, and will be cut according to diagrams of
Rooms and Halls.
nov20 j. NJ. STEWART.
WHITE MARSEILLES at 25c., worth double
w the money, just received at
S. L W. MEYENBERG'S,
&c inn md at.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05

The Milwaukee Sentinel says: "a jug of
the celebrated Montreal malt whiskey has
been sent to this Office to be tested; AMI ms no
one connected with the establishment I'M
bibes whiskey, we use it for perfume on our
andkernhief When we want TO attract d
crowd, all we have to do is to go ont and
shake our linen at the corner"
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100, 100, 100, 100, l0c.
SIMON WATERMAN, No. 100, King street,

SIMUN WATERMAN, NO, IUU, King stItsl,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
d EGS leave TO announce to his numerous frcnda
ID and customers, that he is now prepared to
exhibit Il stock of READYMADE CLOTHING.
and Gentemen's Furnishing GOODS, which in
regard to quantity, quality, and styles cannot he
equaled by any similar establishment ir this city.
and not excelled by any Clothing house in the
two leading avenues Of fashion this SIDE Of hs
Atlantic-Broadway, New York; and Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Although the present stock is very extensive
one indeed additional supplies will still be rccct
ed from time time, during the business season,
in order to keep up full assortncntof style. and
sizes
?. S.-Mr. WATERMAN will endeaycr to CON
vince any one ravoring him with call, that h:s
reputation for selling at the most moderate prices
is grounded ON facts ap2a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05
lDOLpuO WOLFEE,:S5
pURE SHERRY WINE
UD0LpH0 TOLFE'S

Imported and Bottled by himself, the same as the
PORT Wine.
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REmOV AL.

YT1O enable to meet more fully the wants Of ort
L customers we have taken the large and haaa-
some store room in ureen'S Mansion House Build
ing, on Fairfax .treet, next door TO the EXPIRES.
Office. We would invite your attention 10 the
large and general assortment Of CLOTHS, CAS-
SIMERES, &C., together with an extensive yasi-
ETY. Of dENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS !;
all Of which have been selected from the latest
styles, and will be furnished by Us good
TERMS by any first class furnishing estui!iurn:.
aug2l ". & A. MURRAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05

How TO Cook BEEF-STEAK.-- The follow
ing were the rules adopted by the celebrated
" Beef Steak Club" started in England in
1884:
Pound well your meat until the ibres break.
Be.sure that you have, to broil the steak,
Good Goals in plenty; not moment leave,
But turn it over this way and that;
The lean should be quite rare-not so the fat
The platter now and then the juice receive
pu, on your butter, place 1t on your meat,
Salt, pepper, turn it over, serve and eat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-04-05

The Cleveland Plaiudealer has the follow
ing hit on the rage for Office under the new
administration:
Another republican got something said
Joe to Dave.
"Whose's thatw asked Dave.
'Senter."
"Senter? Has he got something's
Yes sir, he has, sure, and brought 1t home
with him"
We'll, what has he got?"
the Measles"