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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-08

TOBACCO SALE. Weldon, Bros. &
Co., sold yesterday at the Planters
Warehouse, forty three (43) hhds,
Tobacco. at the following very full
and satisfactory prices: s good leaf
to medium wrappers SO % to $13 so;
4 medium leaf, 50 10 to $40 90; 6 good
bright Tugs to low leaf, So 20 to So 90;
8 common to good Tugs, Sc 80 to 50 90:
6 trashy to common Tugs, So so to Sc
70; 10 frosted Tugs and leaf, So 80 to
S. IS. This was regarded as one of
the best sales of the season. All the
bids were accepted. This firm has
sold during the last week 70 hhds.,
with only two reflections, and will Of
for some 80 hhds. tomorrow, at 10 A.
NJ, and also some 80 or 40 on Friday.
at the same hour. Their sales yester-
day were of Henderson and Ballard
County, KY, Tobaccos, Henderson
County leading in price.
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SnefIe Palment Presumed.

Customers purchasing one dollar
and over, will receive their small
change In silver.
4. A. Cooke & Co.,
mhS.3t First Street.
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BG~ New styles of Jet and Rubber
Jewelry just received at
1t p. i. GEIssLER & Co.'s.
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B1~ A large variety of Fancy Jew
elry-new and beautiful patterns
just received and for sale very cheap
at p. l.. GEIssLER & Co.'S.
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8 None as Good as DOOIey's .

Don't wish for betterP Better
than any other we have used. Like
it much" Can't speak too highly
of it." There can be no fault found
with it. Can testify to its super
iority." Don't use any other"
These are a few quotations from the
hundreds of testimonials In favor of
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, which is
the only chemically pure, harmless,
healthy and nutritious article of the
kind in market. For sale by Grocers.
march8 tn thur & sat.
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ELEGANT Spring Style Silk Hats
made to order at
1t f. A. WEBER & Cos.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. w. Souter, for
several months past in charge of the
American Express Office in this city.
leaves mere tonight for Cleveland, o..
In entering on his duties in his new
field, Mr.. s. has the kindest of wishes
for his success from all whose bust
ness brought them into contact with
him in Evansville.
Our distinguished and highly es-
teemed fellow citizen, George W.
Rathbone, President of the Evans
vile National Bank, arrived home
yesterday, after protracted absence.
His health is somewhat improved.
Col. George w. German, of Ovens
vile. was in the city last night.
David Milholland, General Agent
of the American Merchants Union
Express, was IN the city last night.
VIM. Souter, ESD. the genial and
obligiug Agent CT the American Ex-
press Co. of this city, goes to Cleveland
to take the agency of the Company at
that place. We are sorry to lose him,
but are gratifed to learn that he is
going to such a pleasant and beauti-
full city. We wish him prosperity
wherever he goes. and thank him for
many kindnesses.
BIBLE PREsENTATIoN.-The sales
men of this city, some time since
raised money among themselves and
purchased a magnificent Bible, at an
expense of $40, with handsome in
gcription on the inside of the lid and
the name Of the steamer City oi
Evansville on the cover, which was
formally presented last evening tC
Captain Dexter, in the following neat
and appropriate speech, by Ed. L
Brennan:
CAPTAIN DExrER-Str In the name o
the statesmen of Evansville, present
Won this bible for your steamer, the City
Of Evansville. AS weglide down the river
of time, let this be your guide book tc
pilot as on through the storms of this
life. to the peaceful shores of heavenly
bliss.w here we will be welcomed by the
captain of our salvation.
In common with other citizens Of Evans.
Vile, we are proud, sir, that you have
named your steamer for our city, and we
hope that as a success, she VIII pass your
expectations or any other boat"
Capt. Dexter replied IN suitable and
happy terms, after which he rendered
the hospitality of his boat to the
donors.
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RPV Err N Il w q
gtr otter Rtvs,- Items see THIRD Pa0e.

RLr ocher Rfvsr Items see Third Page.
The only additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight were the Lewellin,
from Paducah; Quickstep, to Cairo Clara
Scott to Wabash River.
The Quickstep took out an excellent trip
1.-THE Clara Scott had a considerab.
amount OF freight and people-....The Lew
elan came up pretty light. She is an
nounced for Memphis today. The Ollie Sui
livan Will come to the wharf to-day and
leave this evening for Eastport. A clerk
Will be on the levee to-day at all hours to
receive freight at the foot of Main Street..
BY telegraph last evening, we learn that
the Rapidan-not the Rapidan No. 2
sunk near Paducah yesterday, and with
her cargo, valued at $1,000, is a total loss.
........-...The crowd of visitors TO the "Ciiy
OF Evansville yesterday, was simply inn
mense, and 1t is no exaggerationto say that
5000 people were aboard of her during the
day and evening. The stream was wide
and continuous. a large number of per
sons will make an excursion trip on her
to-day, to Cairo, including Prof. Warren's
unrivalIed band. 1t will be delightful trip.
We had the great pleasure on Sunday OF
meeting, at Tell City, Fred. Steiner, the
celebrated wharfbOatman and the father
Of Tell City. He is mighty proud OF that
elegant hat sent him by Marconnier, in
nlace of the one that the tornado carried
Off last Fall. Steiner Is doing stunning
business
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For LITTLE WABASH. - The e.egant
steamer Hartford will leave at noon to-day
for Carmi and all way landings on Little
wabash River. she is in charge of that
experienced commander and elegant gen.
tIeman, Captain Joe. McReynolds, with
the courteous and attentive Liter in the
office.
Mamtfesfs.
Steamer CITY OF EVANSVILLE, 4 ON Pitts
burg to Evansville, March 7, 1870:
Cloud s. Akin, q Pa glassware; Hal
nngtWorth 81 Co, 1877 do; III n Blount & co,
2Ol8 shovels; Preston Bros, 60 bxs TASKS I;
Sam Orr a Co, large lot iron, buckets and
tubs: q w French, 40 bxs TASKS: Topf,
Long s. Co, 2 bxs hardware; / d D Heeman
e2s pkgs glassware; Woodrow, Reefs & Co,
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CONSUMPTION.

The Three Remedies. "sCHHNCm's Pun.
MoEIC SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Gone
sumption. The peculiar action or this mode
icine ripens the ulcers ia the lungs, pro-
notes the discharge OF tho corrupt matter
by expeetoration. Purihos the blood. and
thus cures Consum ption, when every other
remedy falls.
"schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
I cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ait
diseases arising from debility. This tom
tnvigOrates the digestive organs, supple
/ the place Of the gastric juice when thatJ
deficient, and then enables the patient
/ digest the most nutrioious food. 10 ia
sovereign remedy for ali cases OF indiras-
tion.
"Schencz's Mandrake PHls,n one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being vegetable substitute for caiomeI.
and having all the useful properties as-
cribed 70 that mineral, without producing
any OF its Injurious effects,
To these three medicines Dr. j. ri
Bchenck, OF Philadelphia. owes his un-
rivaled success IA the Treatment OF PuI-
monte Consumption. The PuhnonIc Syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharged 3D..
and purihes the blood. The Ainndrafs
Pills act upon the liver, remove au Oh
structions tnorefrom, give tho organ
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one Of the most prominent causes
OF Consumption.
The Sea- Weed ionic Iuwgoratos the
powers Of the stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing ~ 90 more
mai and healthy condition, improves the
quality Of the blood, By which means the
formation Of ulcers on tuberolea in tho
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hase medicines, as thus exc
planned, " cure every case OF Consump-
ton, II the medles arc used in Time aud
the use Of the h perseverel al sumclont-
~ 10 bring the case 20 "a favorabl termlna-
ton.
DR.. Schenok's Almanac, containtnRa fulI
treatise on the various forms OF diseaae.
his mode Of treatmont, and general dfrcc.
lions how 10 use bis medicine, can be- had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, No. is North Sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the Pulmonlc Syrup and Sea-.
weed Tonic, each q 90 per bottle, OF 81 30 h
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. CSC. Dor box.
For sale by an druggists and dealers.
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B9- New Calicoes and other new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUSTING & Co.'s.
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DG Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SoHAPKER, BUSTING q Co.'s.
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DROWNING IN CENTRE TOWNSHIP. -
Constable Frank Morris reports the
holding of an inquest. on Sunday
night by Coroner Sauer, on the body
of Mrs Katharine Imbush who resided
in Centre Township, near Judge Ste
phens' place on the Petersburg road.
The circumstances of her death as
elicted at the inquest, are that she
started in the evening TO go to a
neigh bor's, and in about two hours af-
forwards was found lying on her face
in about sixteen inches Of water in a
ditch that ran through the lane that
led to the neighbours. Mrs. Imbush is
supposed to have been taken with a
fit, and fallen where she was found
she has been subject to them for many
years. though at long intervals.
The deceased was widow of about
sixty years of age.
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HALLooK & FORD. Druggists and
Apotheearies, have re-opened at No.
81, dain Street (the red 'front.' where
they keep a complete assortment of
everything to be found in a retail Drug
Store. and carefully compound physi-
clans prescriptions. Mar-7-tf.
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REooRDER's CoURT.-George Wash
ington, negro. was fined 81 Is for
being disorderly, and Dan. Welsh
contributed S. % to the city treasury
for being fooiishly drunk.
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For
One

EOT
One
w eek,
Until my Spring Stock arrives, I shall
sell
Boots and Shoes
LoWer than my usual Lol0 Prices.
l shall soon receive three hundred
cases of Boots and Shoes, bought for
cash, and to be sold at Wholesale or
Retail at Popular Prices.
J. s. KICKER, 60 Main Street.
mar 7-2t.
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TILL TAPPING. - Officer Gundrun
arrested a young fellow named Fry
yesterday evening about seven o'clock
for till tapping. He was caught in the
act ofrobbing the till of fruit stand
on Water Street near Main, and haG
he not overturned a jar of candy, and
made noise, he might have escaped
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FOUR OFFICEs-Corner of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to G. w. SHANKLIN.
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Boots and Shoes
Special Notice.

Notwithstanding the late confsgra-
ton which destroyed most of our
stock and material, also damaging
our tools and machinery, we would
beg leave to inform our friends and
patrons, that we have removed our
Blank Book ManuJactory directly OPP
pOsite the old stand, on First Street,
over s. Bruner 4 Cos Hoop Skirt
Factory, where we shall be please to
receive our customers, with their or
ders; it is the intention, that in a few
days we shall be in complete running
order, with a new and tceU selected
stock Of paper and material
MEYER & GoRsE.
10 ctl
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re- The new advertisement of
Messrs. Mark, Warren & Co., whole
sale queensware, on the first page,
shows this enterprising house to be
in the field for Spring trade, with an
unusually good line of wares. Among
others, the new Light White Granite
Ware, so much sought for its elegance
and resemblance TO French China,
stands prominent, while it costs not
more than half as much. Messrs. M.
w. & Co. have now on the ocean some
200 packages of French and English
goods, and had about 500 packages of
assorted glassware on the City of
Evansville yesterday morning. Mr..
Mark, who is so we'll known to the
merchants throughout the country,
devotes his attention especially to
their wants. Mr.. Warren is of the
law firm of Warren & Madison,
while, Mr.. Phelan, who has had an
experience of twenty-five years in
this business, gives his attention par
ticularly to purchasing. Thus dis
posed. those genial gentlemen must
inevitably be enabled to fully satisfy
the demands of all whose business
throws them in their way.
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This splendid Hair Dyo is the best ln The
world. Harmless, reliable, lnhtnn taueoua.
does not contain lead nor any UtaLfe nol-
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
Boosting virtues they do not possess. TGe
genuine w. A. BateuelOr'g Hair Uve hnr
had 30 years uutnrnished reputation f0
uphold its integr " as the only perfeef
Hair Dye-BlacE or Brown. Sold bv ntE
Druggists Applied 40 10 Bond street, New
Aoths lfelD
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By 70 remove Moth-Patchoa FreclrIoe5
and Tan from the face, use F'eyTV's M0ui
and bTeckte Lotion. Prepared oniV bv Jr
y. =. PERRY. Sold by all druRgists
novH d8m SnN
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BrSee Masonic funeral notice il
this paper.
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The Healing DOL.
T-ssSA rs FOR YOUNG MEN. yybe
.GA have fallon into vicious habits. aud
now desire higher life, and "a better
MANHOgDs with certain means of RELIEF
for the Hfntcted. Sent in sealed letter eu@
velopeal free Of charge Address. HOW
ARD A5sOCLATl0Ni Box P., PHILABrt-
PuIA. Pa. ror1G
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M Eearfnl nANnER anhnnon

THE CURE % how DISCOVERED -
Having boon long afflicted with CANcEE.
1 resorted o. ali the remedies on which i
could hear Among them was one reeor1=
mending certain herb 70 me az "a oura-
(as 4 supposed) procured the herb.
and prepared ana applied it, which
by the family physician ho inforuled me
that the herb had used, which had made
perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended All who are AFFLICTED can
ma speedy cure By sending tor the res
clpei with fol- directions for use. Price C5.
Address with registered letter on money
order GEORGE MORGAN, Box Zll, Port
Jeryls, Orange County, New York.
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LOW
PRESSURE
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
THE OFFICERS

THE OEEICEhS
OF the City of Evansville are as fol-
lows, and are all veterans in the
maritime service of the west: Henry
T. Dexter, master; Nick s. Penning-
ton, chief clerk; Henry Hand and
Harry Dexter, assistant clerks; Baker
Reynolds and VIM. Holmes, engineers
John Golf, steward; Mart Stone, mate
John Weed and Henry Matheny,
pilots.
THE CITY OF EVANSVILLE
Is altogether one of the most COM
plete boats We have seen, and will do
infinite credit to her owners and Off
GERS, and will be looked upon with
pride by our citizens. Her advent
into these waters will mark a new
epoch in the maritime history Of
Evansville. She leaves at 4 o'clock
to-day for Cairo, on her first trip.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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LOUISVILLE, March Port Iist-Robert
Burns, Memphis to Cincinnati; Mary Da-
wage and barges, Plttsburg to st. Louis
ATgOsy and bRrges, Cincinnati to New Or
leans; Cham piOn, 81. Louis 10 Cincinnati
Norman, Evansville to Cincinnati. Re-
ceding with feet in the canal, and feet
on the falls. Cloudy and freezing.
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BG T. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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Gbe vlInioa peaIoerat.
So-~.-~>--~-~~o~-~->so ~-~>~>--~~-c~-~~~
Bachaaas ssen by Hawthorne iu 1855.

Jerry Blacks Chrlstian friend thus de-
rcribcd by Hawthorne ia the new volume OF
his autobiography :
Ike Buchanan. !Te cannot exactly be
called gentlenanly in bs manners, there be-
ing a sort Of rustiei,y about him; mreoyer ne
has a hahit of sqainuns one eye, aud an
awkward carriage Of his head hut. wiihal.
dignity in his large person, and cGnscien-
tionsness Of high POSITION and importance,
which gives him ease and freedom. Very
simple and frank in his address, he may be
rs crafty other dipiomatists are said to be:
hat see only COED sense and plainness Of
specch-appreciative too. and genial enough
to make hilaself congersable. He talked
very freely Of himself and of other puhlic
people, ana Of American and English affairs.
lie returns TO America, he says, next Octo-
her, and then ret;res forever from public life,
being sixiy-four years Of age, and having no
desire. except to write memoirs of his times,
aud especially Of the Administration oe Polk
] suggested q doubt whether the people would
permit him to retire and lie Immediately
responded 70 my hint as regards his prospects
for the Presidency. lie said that his minG
was fully made up, md that lie would never
he candidate, aud that he had expressed
this decision to his friends in such way as
20 put it ort OF his own power to change il.
lie acknowledged that he should have been
glad of the nomination for the Presidency in
1852, but il was now too late, and that he
was too old--and. in short, he seemed to
he quite sincere 10 his nolo episcoparos; al
though, really, be is the only Democrat at
this moment whom it would not be absurd to
talk of for the Office. As he talked his face
flushed. aad he seemed TO feel inwardly ex-
cited. Doubtless, it was the high vision of
half his lifetime, which he here relinquished
/ cannot question that he is sincere; but, of
course should the people insist upon having
him for President, he is too good patriot to
refuse. | wonder whether he can have bad
any object in saying all this to ne. lie
might see that it would be perfectly natural
for me to tell it to General Pierce. But it is
n very vulgar idea-this of seeing craft and
subtety whom there is plain and honest as
pect. s. spoke to him about an order
from the Lord Chamberlain for admission to
view tie two housese CT Parliament, and the
Embassador drew from his pocket colored
silk handkerchief and made knot in it in
order to remind himself to ask the Lord
Chamberlain. The homeIiness Of this little
incident has sort Of prepriety and keeping
with much of Mr.. Is manner; but
would rather not heve him do so before Eng
lish peoola
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. W. K DoHERrY his sincere thanks to hisr
patients for their patronage, aud would take
this opportunity to remind them that he continues
suit at his Institute for the of chronic diseases of tho
Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and GenitoUrinary
forms and stages Seminal Weakness and all the horrid
consequences of sefabuse Gonorrha, Gee Structures,
Nocturnal and Durnal Emissions Sexual Debility, Dis
of the Back and Lors Inflammation of the Blad-
der and Kidneys, etc. etc; and he hopes that his long
experience and successful practice VIII continue to
insure him share Of public patronage. BY the prac.
tice of many years in Europe and the United States
he Is enabled to apply the most efficient and sue.
cessfu remedies against diseases of all kinds Houses ne
mercury charges moderate. treats his patients in
and honorable way and has references of uncueson
able yeracty from men of known respecabty and high
standing in society All parties consulting him. by letter
otherwise will receive the best and gentlest reatment
and implicit secrecy TO Fr,,.1rs
When female is in tro1be, or afflicted with disease
as weakness of the back and limbs pain in the head dim
of sight, loss of muscular power paptation Of the
heart, rritabity, nervousness extreme urinary difcn
ties arrangement of digestive functions
vaginitis, all diseases of the womb hystcra sterty
and all other diseases peculiar to females she should r
or write at once to the celebrated female DOCTOR W.
Dohery at his Medical Institute and consult him abont
her troubles and disease The Doctor eecting mora
cures than other physician the State of California
Let no Ialse deeacy prevent you but apply Immediately
DEATH All married ladies, whose delicate health ~
prevent an nereasein their families should
write or call at Dr. w. X Dohertys Medical Insttute
and they will receive every possible relief and hain M
offices are SO arranged that he can be consultd
without rear OF observation. see ~ ."
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part Of the tate however,
wno may desire the opinion and advice of DR.. Doh
erty In their respective cases. and who think -
sao. written statement of such in prserence t. hold
ny interview are respectfully assured that,
fdential. "0feu anu conn-'
If the case be fully and candidy described
anea.on WIN be unnecessary, instructions for diet
ana tne general treatment of the case itself (in
ciuamg the remedies) will be forwarded witbont dais.
@ IA sen manner as to convey idea of the pur-
port o. the ietter-or parcel transmitted ~ -
E1 oonsnlfaticn--by letter or otherwise-y.xx Par
manent cure guaranteed or no pay. Address ="
W. H. DOHERTY, M. D.,
srz San Francisco, California.
III: yoaEhTf has Just published an important pamnh
et emoodyng his and experiences In relation
r OF Tity being short treatise sperma
n pnity o this Affection andoter diseases or
lns hs,ie work contains information Of the utmost
M ns g Alb whether married SINGLE and will be sent
uy man on receipt Of SIX CENTS postage stamps
cia inaaa'sS'' W. 4. DoHERTY, NJ. D.,
: San Francisco Cal.
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A FUNNY BIRD.-A recent traveller in Aus
trelia thus describes the performances of a
tame cockatoo, known by its pet-name of
"the Doctor ~
1t pretended to have violent toothache,
end nursed its beak in its claw, rocking it.
self backward and forward as if in the great
est agony, aud in answer to all the remedies
which were proposed, cro.king out, "Oh, it
amt bit of good ~ and, finally, siding up
to the edge of its perch, and saying, in a
hoarse but confidential whisper. "Give us
drop of whisky, do.n 1t would also pretend to
sew, holding little piece of cloth underneath
the claw which rested on the perch and going
through the motions with the other, getting
into difficulties with its thread and finally
setting up loud song in praise of sewing
machines, Just as if il were an advertisement
The doctors" best performance is when be
initiates hawk. He reserves his fine piece
of acting until his mistress is feeding her
poultry then when oil the hens and chick
ems, turkeys end pigeons are in the quiet en-
iovment of their breakfast or supper, the pc
culiar shrill cry of the hawk is heard over
head. and Doctor is seen circling In the
air, uttering a scream OCCASIONALLY. The
fowls never find cut that it is hoax, but run
to shelter, cackling in the greatest alarm
hens cluckins loudly for their chicks, tnr-
KEYS crouching under the bushes, the pigeons
taking refuge in Their house. As soon as the
ground is quite clear, cocky changes his wild
note for peals of laughter from high tree.
and. finally alighting on the top of hencoop
filled with trembling chickens, remarks. In a
suffocated voice. ''You'll be the death OF
me |"