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DIED.,

sLLT, vile y NJ, JnS 3. Bsielsy. and daughter %
.. A: RsliEiSus seryios will Is held a ne hPIlJ
residence. No; Ssi Eleventh street between and N
family are respectfully Invited to attend.
On the It'll instant. RoBsRr H. owIN. aged ATTY sig
years.
On the 9Th instant LABAs T., infant son Of Maria L.
and the late Josiah Melvin. aged months.
The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, from the residence Of his mother. street, boz
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets.
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Congress Yesierdax.

Senator Sumner presented the petition of cltI.
zens OF the District, praying the repeal Of the
section Of the act defining the duties Of the Levy
Court, and also that the members Of said court
be elected by ballot.
memorial was presented by the President OF
the senate (Which was referred to the District
Committee) from the National Freedmen,s Re-
lief Association, stating the great SUFFERING
among the freedmen OF the District, and asking
an appropriation Of s2o 900 to be devoted to their
use.
senator Pomeroy presented the petition Of Ger.
tain citizens OF the District, praying that the
elective franchise may be conferred upon women,
1t was referred to the District Committee.
communication was received In the Senate
from the Secretary Of State, in reply to resolu-
ton OF inquiry as to the amounts paid for pub
fishing United States laws and for counsel fee.
since March 4, 1851. In 1891 there was paid for
publishing the laws, tlI,2s0i In 1862, Gao 200 IS;
1858, 1884, vi 5s3 2o 1885, ESQ o2s $751; lsoo
$ls,s22l3; 1861, Isl, $50 so far. The amount paid
for fees to counsel employed by the State De.
partment was: To Edward Pierrepont, counsel
In the Surratt case, 5000; to A. q. Riddle, in
the Surratt case, % OOOj to VIM. b. West, United
states consul, Dublin, 800 for counsel fees in
defence OF Fenians; to WIN. NJ. Evarts, %, 900 for
services and expenses In England. There were
Also sums paid on account Of st. Albans raider.
extra Ices to consuls, sc. For phonographinr
the surratt trial there was paid the sum Of
$500 to T. II. Smith, and fos reporting the Me.
teor trial the sum of s6si75 to Wsrburton. I'm.
derhill, and Hayes.
The Senate, In executive session, yeaterd.v
confirmed and rejected the following nomins.
tlons:
Conhrmations-To be Postmasters-D.vidK
Noyes at Barnabo, wisconsin, George ". TabIer
at Martinsburg, West Virginia; J. Guy Foreman
at CORY, Pennsylvania; Thomas N. Lee at Ham
cock, Michigan. John q. Cartwright, to be United
States attorney for the district Of Oregon,
Oscar Minor, to DO collector Of the customs for
he district OF Texas.
Rejections-To be Postmasters-Daniel Burr.
man at Milton, Pennsylvania VIM. Q. Houser at
fredericksburg, Pennsylvania Daniel McKenna
at Kenton, Ohioi Alden Raymond at South Nor
walk, Connecticut. James L. Robbins, Pen yam,
New York. Edmund Cooper, to be Assistant Sec
Rotary OF the Treasury. VIM. J. Clark, to be sur
veyor Of the customs for the port Of saybrook,
Connecticutj Alexander X. Lowrey, Of CaIifor.
nia to be register Of the land office at MarysyiIle
California. VIM. d. Fouts, to DO assessor of In.
ternal revenue for the Second district OF Indiana.
Lemuel ID. Evans, to be collector Of internal
revenue for the Fourth district OF Texas
ALL THE REPUBLICAN MEMBKRs OF the MILL
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PERSONAL.

PAYNAsTgR HENRY N. MEADE has been Or
dered to the United States steamer KeArsargo,
atBoston, destined for the Mediterranean.
THE United States steamer Saranac 10 being
prepared at San Francisco to return to New
York under sail.
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Pull spMRsIA, Jan. o.-Ths Riverside Lot
terry wss drawn this evening very suddenly, with.
out pre- yious 4aotiee, to avoid threatened In
junction to prevent the drawing from taking
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onoRanrows nArrrns.

ORpxns for thu NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In
Georgetown may BE- len n the bookstores Of
Messrs. J. N. K. Mills h o., (iAts CrsaAslrs) 1ss
Bridge street or at Messr. q. T. dDtty 4 Co.'s,
100 Bridge stfest wAsrs copies oftAs RErusLI-
cAH nay b obtains1 daiiy. q
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Nxw ORLEANS, Jan. s.-In the convention to-
day . resolution offered by coiorcd member,
that tho per diem OF the members cease after the
10th instant. was tabled.
The remainder Of the day was devoted to the
adoption Of articles relating to the state lcss-
lAtiye BODY
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

The hitch in the House Of Representatives At
Harrisburg regarding the election Of Speaker
IL attracting some attention from the causes
which led TO II. Tho nine Republicans who re-
fuse to support the caucus nominee are the ad-
vocates Of . free railroad law. They assert that
Col Z. W. Davis, the candidate Of the party for
the speakership, 10 not favorable to such law
hence their secession The free railroad law,
which IL very seperally supported BY the masses
Of the State Of fennsylvania, 10 In antagonist
with the Pennsyivanis Railroad Company, and
which would take the monopoly Of that corpors-
tion nom them and permit all railways to have
equal facilities, gnorins State iipss, and allow
trade and commerce TO now through all channels
naturally prepared. II IL asserted By the friends
OF Col. Davis that he 70 In favor Of the free law
but the seeding member appear TO doubt the
assertion, and the result thus far has been the
failure to elect . Speaker and block 10 the
business Of the Legislature.
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MsryIs.A Isgislssars = Election o.
.....Ir TReasuRor. 80

BALrrNoRE, Jan. e.-Robert Fowler was to-day
elected State treasurer BY the two Houses Of the
Legislature In Joint convention. Miss Jenny
Rusk met with brilliant reception at her last
concert here to-aisht She was repeatedly
eneored BY the large audience. She goes hence
to washington.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

A MAD COW In San Francisco the other l.v
tossed public oficer, sored another man, ;itehed
a boy over fence, and set the whole city in com.
motion.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

THE SENATE :FnAHcE COMMITTEE have de.
cided to report the House bill with some slight
amendments, abolishing all bonded warehouses
Of "Class b."
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A RIOT has just occurred in Pulaski, Tenn,
between blacks and whites. Two negroes were
killed and i've wounded. The difneulty origi-
mated between white storekeepeE and q colored
man,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-10

THE ORDNANCE COMMITTEE were In session
yesterday. Messrs. Barton and Bailey, Of the
Ordnance Department, were examined, and some
important testimony was developed.
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TIE BASorEr AND WHAT OCCURRED THERE.
Our report OF the eptsod<, whish was extern.
porised into the midst OF the banquet on wednes-
day evening, and which ended In high words and
some blows between two individuals, II seems,
gives much offence to one Of the parties and his
friends. They complain both Of the style OF the
report and OF what they ailese to be misstate-
ment Of facts. Any errors Of fact may be easily
corrected, when made to appear. As TO the style
Of the report, that cannot now DO corrected, and
tit be offensive to good taste, II can only b rs-
GREETED that Il IL so.
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NJ - HS~- . = S~ehshs
BERLIN, Jan.o.-At . large conservative din-
ner In this city, last evening, Count Won Bis
marek was present, and made speech. He re-
viewed the present political situation in Europe,
In the course Of which he said war with France
this year was phantom, and urged his heare r.
to dismiss all fears In the matter. He was list-
cned to with profound attention.
LONDON, Jan. e-Evening. -Piggott, editor OF
the Dublin btsAmas, whose arrest was notiood
yesterday, 10 charged with eight seditious iibeis
uttered Last year. Pissott 10 q son Of the Chi Of
Justice Of Ireland Burke, Casey, How, ard
Mulloney, the Fenians who were arrested 1T
Birmingham, on the charge Of buying arms
there for the Brotherhood were brought up at
Bow street for examination to-day. Bail wss
offered, but was not accepted, and the prisoners
were sent to Birmingham for trial for treason
and felony.
The van containing the prisoners In Its transit
TO and from Bow street, was guarded BY strong
escort Of military and several platoons Of police
all under arms and with drawn cutlasses. These
extraordinary precautions were adjudged neces-
sary, a. the authorities had received Information
Of . threateaed rescue. No disturbance, how.
ever, occurred.
vienna, Jan. 0.-Dispstehes have been re.
eeiven to-day, which states that tho Austrian
frisate Novora, Admiral Tegethon, with the re-
mains OF the late MACMILLAN on board, had al
rived at the Island Of Corfu, on her way to
Trieste.
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The Dead Loek ~ Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Jan. o.-Thc dead lock In the
House continues. No election was made this
afternoon, and the House adjourned over TIL to-
morrow.
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The Death Of nishep Hopkins.

BunLiSoros, W., Jan. o.-The Right Rev.
erend Bishop Hopkins, presiding bishop Of the
Prostestant Episcopal Church OF the United
States, expired At the Episcopal residence At
Rock Pond this afternoon, aged 70 years.
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For Sale or Rent.

FURNISHED ROOM In GEoRGETowN-wILL
DO given rent free for the Of $500 for sig months
and the principal returned In monthly payments OF
80. II taken By two gentlemen they can have OK.
celent table board, desired, at e91 Per month. Ad
dre.s Georgetown House. Office Of this paper.
RoQMs FOR RENT.-G0OD AND PLEASANT
~ ROOMS may be obtained at reasonable rates. at
no. 80 thirteenth street. between street and New
York avenue. jAnl-u
E,0R RRET-0Nk FRAME HOUSE, CONTAINING
l. seven rooms, with large Garden, pleasantly To-
Gated convenient to the Seventhstreet Also one
Brick, contAining Ave rooms, rent ~ per month ,
Apply % X. b. CLARK, corner Of Pour a-half
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BATTALION Of the 18th regiment, which left
here a day or two ago, has been ordered to report
to Gen. Candy.
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The COMMITTEE ON ELEcTIoSs have still
several cases Of contested seats before them,
which will be determined as soon as possible
The frst under consideration 10 that between
Mckee and Young, OF Kentucky. Others will
come up eoop
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Alexandris Anssr.,

Mn. THOMAS 0ALLAezsl, No. rs st. Asaph street,
between Gibson and FRANKLIN, IL on aukAoyised
Alexandria, and will receive subsssiptiohs and I'D
vertisements, and receipt therefor. ~
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Paints and Oils.

y nov ed. ..
Having purchased the stock and hxtnres In the
take pleasure in annopncing 70 my friends and the
public generally that have removed my stock Of
PAINTS. OILS, LAMPS. GLASS. ETC.
from No. sos street, between Sixth and Seventh 80
SO SEVENTH STREET,
Between Louisiana avenue aud D street,
Where shall keep sOas.aIlty on hand full a's0r'-
PAINTS. OILS. LEADS, C0LORs, VARNISHEs,
BRUSHES, GLASS. LAMPS, ETC.
ALSO, ARTISTS MATERIALS OF EVERY DE-
SCRIPTION.
And everything pertaining to the business.
I take this opportunity Of returning my sincere
thanks 10 friends and the public for their very liberal
patronage In the past. and earnestly solicit contn-
remain your Obedisut servant, ,v,,
WARRINGTON. D. O., December q. 1897. jaS-tf
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BOWERS 4 ALBERS,
date J. A. SHAFFIELD CO.,)

ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS AND CON-
PETITIONERS,
800 Eleventh street, bet X st. and Mass. ave.,
have just received large stock OF French Con-
dictionaries, Fancy Boxes, Toys, etc., suitable
for Christmas presents.
Parties, Weddings, Fairs, etc., furnished with
the best Ice Cream, Water Ices, Cakes, etc., at
reasonable terms.
Give US q call. delosm
~The Rspubliean on the NAVY Yard
Persons residing on the Navy Yard desiring the
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN delivered promptly and
regularly at their residences, will please leave
their names and residence with Mr.. JOSEPH RE-
PETIT, grocer, next to the northeast corner Of
street south and Seventh street east. no2i-tf
1a-TURNER'D TIC DOULOUREUx On
TURNER'S ITO DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
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A Safe, Certain, and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia
and all Nervous Diseases.
1t 10 an unfailing remedy in all cases Of Facial
Neuralgia, often effecting q perfect cure In a
single day. No form of Nervous Disease falls to
yield to its magic influence. Even tho severest
cases Of Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous
Derangements Of many years. standing, effect
Ing the entire system, are completely and perma-
at the utmost. II contains nothing Injurious to
the most delicate system, and can always be used
with perfect safety. 1t Ii in constant use by tho
best physicians, who give II their unanimous
and unqualified approval. Sent by mail on re-
where. TURNER co.,
Sole Proprietofs,
oc30eo3m ITO fremont ct, Boston, Mass
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A GRAND MASS MKRrIna.-It will be seen by
notice In another column that there 10 to be .
mass meeting Tonight at Carroll Hall, q street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, to take action
In favor Of our Government doing what IL needed
to maintain and to protect the rights OF Amcri.
can citizens abroad. Eminent speakers will be
present and address the meeting.
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TAG STEAMER RIsNo STAR, from Aspinwall,
has arrived In New York with eoei ,2si In specie.
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l. EovxxBRR I, 1857.
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.

In accordance with a resolution Of Congress, ap-
proved July 10 1855. authorizing the Secretary OF the
Treasury to sell the stock owned By the United States
In the Dismal swamp Canal Company, In such man
ner A. to best project the interests Of the United saos
a, a n.yinSls highway Without further expense to
Notice Is hereby given that on, MONDAY. tho 9th
states In said Dismal swamp Canal Company viii Ss
sold al public suction TO the highest bidder ii the
Treasury DEPARTMENT. IN the city Of Washlngtsn
EliIabsth river, 10 Virginia. with the Paiqaotsnf
eight and one half t2s1l) miles and has been CON
struoted cost OF upwards Of million dol lArf
The whole number Of shares IN the Canal Company 10
nineteen hundred and ty.four, .eH,l having an
9Ilylnnl PAT value OF two hundred and my dolars
5f9Tna!ion in relation to the history ssd
aSn n sas ssns will be Afforded upon application
Terms o. sale One tenth part Of the putehase money
veyanee. HUGH MoCULLOCH,
no6-Ot ..n .. NJ Secretary,
AHTHE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POSTPONED
'l'. 'n' a.' ", :, IaGdR kac6LLooH, s.s.s,..y.
-. THE ABOVE SALE 10 POSTPONED UNTIL
the sth day Of February, ~; rou v.cr,,ocu
jslo.wsw Secretary.
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West virginia Democratic Ceuvensie,

wunrLIso, wssr VA, Jan. s.-Thc Demo.
cratic State convention adjourned this evening,
after the election OF delegates TO the national
convention. A decided majority Of the delegates
are Ayowed Pendleton men.
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ALL THE REPUBLICAN, MEMBERs OF the Mill
tary Committee voted yesterday to accept Mr.
Howard's report on the stanton suspension case
Mr.. Doolittle will make minority report.
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From Rieksmona-susPen
struetiOn.

RICHMOND, Jan. o.-Harrison, Goddin d Ap-
person, a large banking and real estate firm,
suspended payment to-day. Their depositors
will be paid.
The NOR aing session Of the convention to-day
was oecr, pied by Mr.. Hunnicutt in speech vim
dieati,y his political history against the charges
froT, the Oonserv stive side. An exciting inter
~ otiop occurred, in which statement that
Senator Hunter was traitor was pronounced
lie by Conservative member.
The convention adjourned till night.
RICHMOND, Jan. o.-The convention tonight
adopted the seventeenth section OF the bill Of
rights being all similar to the old Virginia bill,
except an amendment adopted striking out the
word "twelve" In fixing the number OF Jury,
and another amendment was adopted giving
every person the right to vote or speak his senti-
ments, and to be held responsible for them.
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MADISON, Jan. s.-The Wisconsin Legislature
organized yesterday, and the Governors message
was delivered at Q p. IN. today.
The Governor devotes much space to local mat
tiers. He represents the finances Of the State In
an excellent condition.
The present indebtedness 10 t2,27syooo. The
receipts exceed the expenses by some ~ 900, not
withdrawing many permanent improvements
have been made, such as public buildings and
the enlargement Of the Capitol. The unadjusted
war claims on the General Government amount
to t2ls,00o.
On the topic Of reconstruction the Governor
says that those who sustained this Union and
who gave to its support freely OF cir blood and
treasure have some rights which rebels are
bssAd 70 sssasct, and which will be enforced.
They have ,asisht to the early restoration to the
Union ID the ststes lately In rebellion, upon
basis Of esnal and sxsst Justice to all.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
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NOTICE OF Co-PARTNERsHIP.
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them requested to settle their accounts and hos1
having claims against them will please present thS
same for settlement. -
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NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.

ship for the purpose Of carrying the Lumber busi
meas, under tho arm name ofPRANCIs M0HUN 4
SONS, They hopo. by always having on hand lArg l
and complete assortment Of all kinds OF Lumber. anu
by strict attention to business. TO- merit and receive
cessors. FRANCIS MOHUN,
FRANCIs D. M0HGE,
PHILIP M0HUN.
JANUARY I. laH
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NouRvoIsIER's KID GLOVES.
Gentlemen will nnd full assortment Of
CoURvolsIER's CELEBRATED KID GLOVES,
Of all shades-part. colored. white medium and dark
Also, full line pure silk underweaL.
Military aud Naval Merchant Tailor,
lA6.2w Adjoining Millard's, Pennsylvania sv.
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We respectfully call the attention Of carenters and
the public sonsaiy to oar large stock Of seasoned
~, 900 feet ~ 81, and 81 select White Pine.
l.01o.QQQ feet "a. 81 Southern Pine Flooring prime
200 feet Spruce and Yellow Pine Jolsts, ali
Also, large quantities Of Southern aud other kinds
q Tinbcy, Sc as well as small Quantity Of prime
jaswfn3w FRANCIS MOHUN 4 SONS,
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As-The skating Park. -Beason and sin.
gle tickets for the Warrington Skating Club
Park, can be obtained at 8. +. Savage's Grand
skate Depot, 324 d street, near Tenth--sign OF
the Big Flag. del4-tf
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.AE A I.sesufe by n. Clay Prsass, Esq.,
for the Relief Of the Poor, under the auspices 81
the Workinsmen,s Assembly, will be delivered
ct Odd-Fellows' Hail. Seventh street, on the
18th instant. Subject: Labor, In relation 70 hu-
Tickets, 20 cents. ja8wsatu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-10-14
Receipt for Making a Radical.

Some one gives the following as a
receipt for making a Radical. The
ingredients are just exactly what we
have considered predominant in car
pet baggers and scalawags:
''Take a large amount of ignorance,
a half pint of corruption, one ounce Of
cowardice, one pound of hatred of in
telligent white men, one pound of ne
gro fiattery or deception. Put them
all in the unconstitutional mortar of
contention, bruise them well with the
pestle of oppression, or Brown!ow's
military despotism. Then put the
compound iato the kettle of midnight
plotters-add gallon essence of ne
gro social equality.
'Skim the fire of cOnfscation until
you can see a scum of falsehood rise
to the top. Skim the scum off with
the ladle of traitorism. Let it stand
till it settlers, then put in the freed
mems bureau jug. Take two table
spoonful every night, If the patient
be much debilitated-as he will be
very apt to be, if he has any symp
toms of constitutional government
still remaining in him-let him take
two teaspoonfuls Of decoction of negro
leagues sweetened with hypocritical
prayer, and he will be as confirmed 9
radical as eyer polluted the South with
his presence"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-10-14
Animals that Chew the Cud.

Illuminating animals gather their
food rapidly, give it few cuts with
the teeth and swallow it. It goes to
an interior receptacle where it is
moistened; this is very essential if it
be dry hay. When the animal has
filled himself, he masticates the food
thus slowed away in his stomach,
raising it cud by cud. When a por-
tionlis completely masticated, it passes
to another receptacle, and the progress
of digestion goes on. Thus an OK, if
left to himself, will raise and masti-
cate all his food thus slowed away in
his stomach. If he be pushed and
worked hard, and does not have time
to masticate, he falls off in flesh, his
health is poor, his digestion incom-
plete.
The horse, on the contrary, howev-
er much in a hurry he may be, must
masticate each mouthtul before he
swallows it. A hungry OK, let into a
meadow, will fill himself in twenty
minutes, while a horse would want at
least an hour and twenty minutes to
take the same amount of grass. The
OK, deer, sheep, goat, chamois and
rabbit, being the natural prey of fe-
rocious beasts, are endowed with the
extra stomach in which hastily to
stow away the food without mastica-
tiOn. This may, perhaps be regarded
as wise provision of Nature, ena-
bling them to sally forth where the
ioOd is pl9uty, and in a short time fill
themselves and retire to a place OF
safety to ruminate their food ut their
| leisure.