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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-13
AGENTS WANTED,

IMPROVED PORTABLE FOOT LATHs,
l unequaled for strength, durability and prae-
teal use, rs grinding, polishing. boring, etc.
hard or soft material. Manufactured by 5. h.
BALDWIN, LacOnia, N. II.
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CTnSCRIBEFOR INK PUBLIC LEDGER,
~ uhiri 5 We CHEAPEST daily Published
n De STATE cf IcunElses.
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$1,000 NUMBERS AND 7@ PRIZES.

1888 prizes, amounting to......~......'...S2SO'6'O
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be enforced without hindrancc; that a. 10 al
May ID 1916. all the Afforded BY the
laws OF the United Siaes and Of South only
main 1atsc. but they inygorsted orccd BY nil
1tary regulations ana trsonn ais.
1wl therefore be that persona seeking
capital and IN business enterprises within this mill
tsfy district entitled 10 AL tbs remedies free
all The tr bunass that belong order Of
soccty and tn IL "a only those to the
disorders " long war and to the Old ~ servude
that are affected W the military laws.
snce the month o. January. 1857 the msrket price Of
tho public stocks q the state OF South Carolina shows that
the credit OF the Stats, far from reccding improved
Gentlemen as familiar A. with the operations OF
that tho credit OF State cannot suffer
by which establish considerable authority
promote the industrial welfare Of the population
order and provide s the Of po-
ltica relations OF the inhabftants
His Exceency the Governor Of South Carolina Of
hcis communication addressed the
been pleased IN ssv have perused with great
your General Order TO- April H. 1857 and
leave 10 express my hearty all
far have been able to public sentiment
think meets with the unqualified approval Of
population"
In conclusion gentlemen. q inform You that the
Major General commanding fails discover sueges
tons sufficient ground for revokiug modifying
ders In question: aud he INDUCES the hope
counses scquiesceuce In the provided the
exgency and ties OF fraternity among
people OF the commonwealth encourage
those desire and the future Of South Carolina
than her ancient prosperity and Very
NV. cLoUs. Captain sssh Infantry. A. A.Aa
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Thus the "Whito Swan" the Palmer has been often
Called won tho race and the service Of plate hand
souiely.
BREAKING uP
Commodore steboins having departed, and Vice Com
modore Bennett assuming command, word went forth
yesterday that those boats whose owners desired
would proceed TO Holmes Hole and rendezvous there
each taking such the dictates of owners and
guests should suggest But yesterday, In tho early
morn, several vessels DEPARTED leaving the Dannoss
Calypso. White Wing Wdeoon. Restless and Fleetwing
TO bear each other company unless otherwise de-
termned upn 70 the pleasant shores Of Nantucket and
that vicinity
TIE YACHT ALICE.
Although many annoying circumstances occurred to
provoke her owner-the jovial 'GoOrge'-upon this
cruise, yet she grows hourly and 10 favor;
and when several alterations which he has view
been made. she will show such merry and feet pair Of
heels that many . veteran skipper will gaze with
astonishment.
In parting with Commodore G. W. Kidd and his band Of
pleasant guests lose the opportunity accord
10 them my nncerest thanks. OF Theodore Frank, Van
and Charley, with my "most WORTHY" the Commodore
II can truly DO SAID that they always clad in
their "bue for the admiration OF their feminine friends
but delighted In the work Of yachting and did not mind
bit Of tar from rigging, little stiffness from hard
work. One and all. and with hundreds like them,
they admired to "rough IT,; loving spanking breeze
wet sheet aud flowing sea,
And wind that follows fast.
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REGISTRATION IN NORTH CAROLINA

WELLINGTON August Is 1907.
Registration returns from forty-s seven counties give
about sixty thousand voters the majority for blacks
beng six thousand hundred and seventy-s three In
osriou where the whites largely 10 the ascendant
no returns have get been handed but though large
number Of whites have not registered, 10 10 believed,
when the rsturne come IN from al the lstsscts the
White vessTp wiz have . majority Of eve twslvs
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All the Yachts Of the squadron we're entered with the
exception OF the scbooners Magic, Fleur de Lis and
Alice Early tho morn the significant sounds thai
note great preparations board OF yacht camo from
every quarter and at ten o'clock the signal OF tho
Commodore babe them speed away 70 the point OF
starting. Meanwhile tho harbor Vas thronsed with
excursion boats dolphine wheres and all character of
craft and the swift little Kate that had rendered such
essential service the evening BEFORE fitted In ami out Of
this pleasant scene with she committee board but
suddenly dared away to the ligh,shp here was quite
sea and quite breeze, the yachts prsncng and tuggng
with such earnesiness that but little consumed
by the committee In starting them. Al twenty Ave
minutes 70 twelve u was effected in o manner entirely
unobectonabs thin cloud Of fog ten minutes there
after came up, obscnrng them for while this
mpenetrabls curtain drawn aside. and clear blue
sky eads them ward TO the goal Dawn passed. and
times within range OF tho numerous islands aud
that stud the waters, the yachts With al sails allowed
IN the race sped onward until the slakeboat OF Sandy
Point was resched when, IN style OF grandeur II
nrst rounded ~ the Palmer followed by The Sappho,
lder. Rambler. &c Struggling up from the gate Of the
sea, 81 times enveloped In denso fog, and at times
with . blue heaven above them. by lacking
and every possible man@uvre to creep each 10 the ad
vance OF toe other. the sakeooat on Fort Adams was
reached In tho gallant struggle by the two leading
yachts the Palmer and Sappbo the former passing II
In i've hours and minutes from the time Of depar
ture, while The Sappho but two minutes later The
hour and minute noting the arrival Of all that tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-14
TIE ABORTION CASE IN SPRINGFIELD.
vfclal TELEGRAM 70 the HERALD.
srnuGTIKLp, Mass, August 10, 1s

The ccroners Jury In the case Of Elizabeth Nuhoven
the young woman who died In this city on Saturday
night under suspicious circumstances have returned
verdict that her death tao result Of abortion pro-
duced by Dr. William H. White OF this city. Dr. white
WAS srraigned to-day before the Police Cou r. and
pleaded not guilty He ordered TO give $1,000 bail.
aud, falling 70 procure H. lodged In jail 10 await his
elimination ON Thursday.
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sweepsiskss open " an the yachts belonging 10
the club for service Of plate presented by the Conn
lions, kc, were
Yachts competing for this prize win lay 10 Oh the Hight
boat At Rrnton's Reef IN limo with Beaver Tan Light AZ
ten O'Clock A. NJ Saturday, August 10 subject 70 nsuc
tons from the committee the morning OF the race
The course VIII % from tho hghship TO = stakeooat
anchored about by north from the ngnt house
Sandy Point Block Island. rounding from the south
and line formed by steAsooat anchored OPP
posiie the Forth face OF Fort AdAns passing between the
stakeboat and the fort.
II the sailed in esh, hours to be sailed over
again the next day
the Club be observed In ali respects
ballast boa &c, when not conueung Win Inc
above named conditions.
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Thus the "Whito Swau ~ the Palmer has been often
somely.
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IT, WHY, Abraham Lincoln, WHO some heather
men, quite pasans, are not willing 10 worship a.
god-and they have usrious examples OF that sort OF
work nowl-Abraham Lincoln prscanned in 1858. not
a mere Temporary matter Of policy. but be
In this countryno negro suffrage and no negro ONCE.
hodlns-that there vas physical distinction between
the races which forbade that the negro should DO the
equal OF the white man. William Denn.on lately rcpub-
hcan Governor Of Ohio denounced universal emenci-
patton in 1892 during the the end Of the rst
year OF the war; when thoy wanted soldiers to enlist
under pretenco OF fighting for the flag and not for the
ncerv Ho denounced not ouly patton but negro
: SUI and equally and proclaimed that !. was no.
or carry out either So too the present Governor Of
the State, General j. d. Cox scholar. man of rclsc.
ton, man who thinks upon subjects before he speaks
writes about them; man who studed this particular
question: aud who has the courage to speak his mind-
refer 70 him IN these terms because he deserves IT, not
Tor any mere partisan purpose though whom provoked
two years ago. TO speak OF him In plain Anglo-Saxon
vernacular account OF falsehood In relation 10 my
ss 70 ou AL tns Is passed and re,e, % him now
declared In letter addressed to that place called Obcr
lnyou have AL heard Of that place, supposc-in tha,
letter TO the Oberlnes he taxes ground against this
attempt 10 eQusze the races politically and socially
say socially for there 10 the philosophy Of what re.
ferred 70 moment ago. II you would bring the races
up 70 an equality, you must lay aslde all distiuctous
which are founded upon race There mus, DO nlermsr
riArs and general mlngilng OF the races / am
aware that Il does notj follow, because nv son or
your belongs 10 the white race, he shan here
fore be 81 liberty 10 marry the daughter OF anv
white man on the continent Nevertheless they are
equals a. to race, and when they do not marry II Il be
cause OF some other reason than that which prevents
whites and blacks from ntermsryng II Ia utterly i'm
possible that there should DO negro equality in this coun
sy consistent With order and harmony and peace and
quiet In the community, unless you accept the negro a
your equai socially ~ we'll ~ politically. They must
many and % given IN marriage result, Of thai polti
cal equality from which social equality must necessarily
come Inc silly talk about democrats being afraid Shsr
dsushts VII marry negro husbasda or their marry
ess =: sIouS Ss 1900 sy With TIE sosss.,
when wi res political equality nsone oocial oQlnliV
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RI,R4
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me Indian LIniment.

As a relief ever ready. as a killer OF PAIN.
taken tnw9rdly, oe outWRruIy appIleds nhA
no eQnRl. For the relief and cure OF Rheu
matism and Neuralgia Affections, sprains,
Bruises, &C, It Is unequRlled. It Is also most
erdcacIous, taken InWarily, In the cure OF
ChoIe IA, Cramps and Pains In the Stomach,
Diarrhoea, DysentaTy, Cholera MoTpus,
t!hoIera Infantum, &c, and Is without ex-
eeptIon the most wonderful Panacea the
world ;Cfforda- No FAMILY should be with
out it Every TRAVELER by land or sea
should have a bottle. MINERS and FAR
MERS residing at distance from PhysicianS
should keep it constantly on hand. In ca,t.
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks Of stomach
Compl DinLs, its value cannot De estimated.
INQUIRE for Major Lanes Indian Lint"
ment ana take no other. PRICE, 50 cents
per bottle. For sale at wholesale and retail
by DemRR Barnes q Co, u Park Row \. !;
Gale q Robinson, l66 Greenwich ST., N. y; +,
Z. Wells & Co., la2 Fultou-sL, n. VI Ch"s-
n, CritteDden, IS 9Th Ave, y. VI and by re
spectacle druggists thron3hOut the world
None genuine unless signed by John ThoS.
Lane, nnd cOunters1gned by ]. I. Lave q Co.,
PIopFtetoTS, l63 broadway, N. y. HS7Send
fur Circular.
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> Oonds1sed NoUsIs, and other comic Al
Bnrlesqus Papers. By Bret HRrte. Illu
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AASWt OeAt StSIs 4ASkSttGts
AT NoRwALK.
NoRwALK, $3.50 P. NJ, Nov. 2O.-wes-
ton has just arrived. He entered the
town from the east, on Main street,
which was brilliantly illuminated with
piles OF burning leaves, barrels and
boxes: some of the bonires were ten
and fifteen feet high. Many horses in
the procession which followed Mr..
Weston, dashed through the crowd,
threatening instant death to many OF
the pedestrians. The crowd in front of
the American House, at which the
party took supper, was immense.
There were no police to as
sist in getting the man through the
crowd. His assistants walked braVely,
and finally, after great danger of being
crushed down, he reached the hotel, ran
up stairs, appeared at the front win
dow, bowed, and was received with a
perfect storm of applause. AT this
moment Mr.. Weston received a tele-
gram from Clyde rendering him and
party the hospitalities of the American
Eagle House. He exclaimed "Long
may she wRve," and answered by say
ing he would leave for Clyde at $3.50 r.
NJ. After penning dispatch to his
wife, at Providence, to meet him at the
Sherman House, Chicago, and TO start
Immediately, he laid down on the bed
and INDUCED in some joking remarks
over the run Wnll9 coming lnLO LOWn.
He Is doing remarkably we'll, having
recovered from a slight Illness occa-
stoned by eating warm biscuit at Graf
ton Centre, the place of starting IN the
morning,
He will probably start upon the next
hundred mile attempt from Toledo or
Bryan. Upon that point he has not de-
terlnined. The road from Grafton Cen
trs to the vicinity OF Norwalk Is a
heavy clay soil, very hard at the pres
ent time, but it would have been ex-
ceedingly hard to travel upon II the
weather had been unfavorable.
Merritt Hyde, near Wakeman, invi-
ted the party to lunch at p. NJ. The
Invitation was accepted, and Mr.. Hyde
will long be- remembered by the pedes-
| triRn.
The people between Grafton and
Waksman, expecting Mr.. Weston
would be along on the 18th, gathered
in great numbers along the road on the
evening of that day. Alter being dis
appointed, many then went into camp
at the road side and remained until he
came along. Mr.. Weston is not very
we'll pleased with the rough treatment
received in the street. He went to sup
per feeling a little cross, but the music
10 which he will listen after tea will
probably Lave good effect in settling
hia uaryRS.
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

ND 9TH S.-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now manu-
featuring the Hest, Cheapest and most bur
able Paint in usej TWO COATS well put on, Inl K &
ed with pure Istnsesd on, will last 10 OF Is
years; II Is of a light brown or beautiful
chocolate cOioT and can be changed TO green.
the consumer. Ii Is valuable for Houses,
Barns. Fences. Agricultural Implements,
Carriages and Car-makers, Wooden-Farer
Canvas. Metal and Ehingle Roofs, (tt belEg
Fire and Water PROOF, Bridges, Burial Gases,
Canal Boats, ships and Ships Bottoms, + lOaT
OIL Cloths, zone manufacturer having USED
$50 bDls. the past YeaT,l and rs PS lnt for
any purpose Is unsurpassed IoT oodSi duFa-
bIIiIy, eltst'oity, and adhesiHeDess. Price 81
Per 6Dl., of 30 ihI., Whicu will supply fhr-
cases as above. Send for Circular which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded In n trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint, Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Pro
prietor, 25I Pearl street, New York Agents
WanLe0.
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PETROLEO-CALCIUM GAS.

ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE I'M
" provements of the age II the process of
SaSw ehs Wee SS
patents or DR.. j. H. Connolly, from an al
most valueless product OF Petroleum OIL,
or lime and coal. SO simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made Dy
any farm hand or stable boy OF ordinary In
tellIgence In three hours. 1t has been
thoroughly tested upon such a scale, at the
McLuIe House in Wheeling, and at the
country residence OF Mr.. ]. p. Gtlchrtst, near
the same city, as to flx the certainty of Its af-
fOTdIng entirely satisfactory results in the
production OF small and large quantities oi
% SH is s1d osn ss w,sh 1en0S SP nPPss el
tories aud Cities. II Is superior TO any Gas
now in use, not only as 10 toe safety, sim
Manufacture, but for its superior brfllIancy,
soft influence upon the sight, and freedom
from tue sulphurous odOrs common to Gas.
These facts the othcers OF the company
will take pleasure In demonstrating to those
desiring 10 adopt or interest themselves In II.
The company will sell rights 10 mauufaoture
in Towns, Counties, Districts or states, and
direct attention to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 6, 1867.
ZbEhe Prestfsnt Of Lte Petroleo- Calcium Gas Co:
sIR-We have thoroughly and carefully
investigated the c. Instruction and workings
OF the apparatus for manufacturing Gas, &C
cordlnR To your company6 patents, and the
combinations OF materials used, as now
working upon the Mcclure House in thls
city, and country residence OF J. P. GIlchrist,
Esq., near this city. For simplicity, dura-
bIIity, ecouomy and safety, We consider II
superior 10 any other method OF InAnufae-
turing Gas that we are acquainted with. We
ch6erIully recommend It's adoption by all
Gas conSumes,
Very Respectfully.
a. ]. SWEENEY.
Mayor Of Wheeling.
WV. MILLER & T.,
linton F0tIndTY and Engine Works.
WM. HARE,
Plumber and Gas Filter.
W. r. GOODWIN a Co.
PSpprtetors MeLltre House.
SWEENEY & Co,
Mddl.tnistG and Engine Builders.
WM. A. TURNER,
JsapeLIsF and Watch Maker.
WIN. u. TERRY,
Gensrdl r. r. Ticket a gent.
LOUIS GAUSS,
Proprietor AoLtsTe RotESe Saloon.
And refer by special permission to
Jas. n. OHRISTY, ESQ,
PItt,btlrDh, Pu.. JorrlsrIy reas.rer Guy GGs G..
Gas Engineer. PiEtS6ir0h. Fd.
FETRoLEo.CALCIUM GAS CO.,
RuR7-eowIy wheeling. - Va
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what A. II. stewart Proposes 10 do
with Six Millions OF HIS Money.
From he NelD York Times.


1t is now stated in reference TO Mr.. A.
It. Stewart,s rumored philanthroptc
Investment in New York, that he will
soon erect block of dwellings up
town, to cost 81, ,OOO, 600. and to be for
aver the home OF the working women
OF New York. It Is not to be an aims
house, but a home-more extensive
than the workingwomen's Home In
Elizabeth street-where women may
find food and shelter at prices within
their roach, and whatever revenue 1t
NAV Weld is to be employed in the
erection Of other like institutions. Mr.:
Stewart has also resolved 20 expend
* DO 600 in the erection of tenement
i1ouses on an improved plan, and to
devise them to board of trustees to be
composed of one person from every re.
Iigious denomination in the city, and and
that shall be applied.to the construc
| tion of other model t6nement-houses
in New York iperpetually'
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No disposition has yet been made OF
ing of the bridge at Rock Island, on ac.
count of the refusal of the railroad
company TO perform their part of the
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The Mobile Tribune. which deals In
adJectives as recklessly as ifthey were
rebel currency, after deuouncing the
Alabama Convention as ian infamous
set of vagabonds," remarks that it re-
ioices that they ("the Rumpers ofMont-
gomery'') "are going straight to the
cemetry though the path may be slip
pery with blood" II some negro ora
Tor had said that, it would have been
telegraphed the same day all over the
been implored to send additional troops
South to prevent "war of races"
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THE Chicago Tunes, one of the fore
most OF the Democratic organs in the
Western states, has the following gem
in its editorial page:
"Dick Yates is to lecture on the late
lamented Lincoln, and advertises that
he was Abrahamis bosom friend. II
this bosom friendship extends TO the
next world, the devil will quote Shak-
spere. and ask in unmistakable Ian:
vpage, when shall we three meet
again p
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

THE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
II Hshed Containing nearly three hun
dred pages aud IS0 nne plates and engra-
wings of the Anatomy ol the Human Organs
on early ErrorS, It's DepIorAbIe Consequences
upon the Mind and Body, with the AuthorS
Plan OF TreRtment-the only rational ana
port OF cases treated. A truthful adviser 10
the married and those contemplating mar
Rage who entertain doubts Of their physical
condition. Sent hOs OF postage 70 any Ad-
dress, on receipt OF Is cents in stamps or pos
tai currency, by addressing DE. LA CRoIx,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The
author may be consulted upou any OF the d.
Seases upon which his book ueatsI either
personally or by mail. Medicines sent 10
any part Of the world. oeSA
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THE PROFITS OF CorroN- -RA1s1Na.-lt
is estimated that the present price OF
six cents per pound did before the war;
and according to a well known Louisi-
anna cuItiyator, the staple cannot be
nroduced tor less than eight cents per
ponnd in gold, leaving the planter with
less than two cents on each pound pro-
tuced. The tax added makes the pro-
Snction of cotton most disastrous to the
ADMINISTRATION Mss Clarion, Nov. Is.
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GONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Y j The True Remedy at Last Discovered
UPHAMS FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
the formula OF Prof. TrOuSseap OF PnrtsIcureS
Consumption, Lung DiseaSes, Bronchitis
Dyspepsia, Marasmus, General Debility and
ali morbid conditions OF the system depen-
dent on deficiency of vital force. II Is pleas
ant 10 taste and a single bottle will convince
the most Akeptical OF It's virtue as the YreaI
healing remedy Of the age. 81 a BOTTLE or
six bottles for IS. Sent by Express- sod by
s, O. UPHAM, No. 25 South Eight street,
Phuadelphia, and principal Drugg sts- Cir
ctIlars sent free.
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We have also on hand 5000 worth of La
diea' and Childrenk' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the Stale. II
Won want Bargains in Boots and Shoes, go 10
GhrlIner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and IN
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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ISecond Dispateh.
pKPARruRE FoR CLYDE.

CLYDE, o Nov. 2O.-weston left Nor
walk for Clyde at 1910 P. M, suffering
slightly from an injury received in the
crowd while entering that place. His
whip was broken and he was very much
excited, but he will probably come out
right,
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"rHAT GoAT."-A promising disciple
of Josh Billings thus discourses on the
venerable goat;
1.-THE goat Isa numerous animal. He
Is found in many parts oil the globe,
and also in Columbus. He is four foot
eder than hen, and never shaves. he
lets his beard grow. BE Can raise up
nm his hind feet and let himself down
easy, He don't mind fences. He can
reach over and nIbble shubbery. He
butts-he chews rapid. His tall points
upwarder than cows, He Is excln-
sive-he belongs TO the haIry stockraSy.
He don't miscegenate. He wears his
summer clothes all winter. He never
squanders fractional currency. He
never registered. He don't seem to
want to. He never takes in washing.
worms, He never slobbers. He is
thrifty. He stamps. 1 like a goat.
For why? Iwears y Goatee."