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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES EASTERN DISTRICT COURT.-Is



ADMIRALTY.
Occasionally Judge Benedict.-Ed,rdrd MI
iugt0H and others agt The ship TGiiGhOThis
ton for wages. dispute having arisen between the
and the 10 the rate OF wages at which the
shipped and also As 10 the capacity ~ seamen
The weight OF the evidence is that the agreement made
with the for $50 per month, and that the
shipping articles incorrectly ded up. The belant
Brown is entitled 20 be paid at that rae without deduc
ton except for money paid account. A. tO the other
seamen, incline to the opinion that they only claim
ordinary seamens wages Their statements ~ their
capacity 10 be ranked able seamen hardly sufficient
the facts stated in the testimony OF the
ter and mate showing their incompecucy. Upon tho
evidence, therefore must hold them entitled 90
than $40 per month ordinary seamen. There fea
in the which mpe me 10 permit these To
submit further evidence by deposition To their capac
ity able seamen II they be advised The
evidence In support Of the aVement that MllngOn
unable 10 work by OF sickness induced by his
acts is not sufficient to justify deduction that
count. The deduction OF Jail fees from The wages OF
johnson must be allowed far a. to deduc, the
paid his release from Jail the first imprisonment
which caused by his own disobcdieuce OF orders
There must also De deducted from his the
paid for man TO work IN his place during the period Of
that Imprisonment.
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THE CuRAN PRIZES.

The management of the prize drawing which
took place the Cuban meeting in the Brooklyn Acade
my OF Music Thursday, report the following As the
order in which the numbers drawn from the box
and which take the prizes: 497, 5640 $685. 6 1888, 5CO6
$780, 223 2OJ4 TO3, 1914, 1885, 27, 90j G 1916 iOG 4l2
6sl4 OIL GOSs 3372 5S27 $685. poi. 959 $685. 5 1885, 9l5
1880 s2l 45O 924s 1878 q4Sl 9Ol4 ga 27 sgO 1875 1883
29Ol 6l2 $685. li32 6 1890, 759 l2O6. -2 2l56 95, 4O
s57 5l23 1882 72, 1888, 1882 392 -ol 55, 1920 o. 6ii9
1857, 1854 $40, $3.50.
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MIR. NGERsoLL ON THE CURRENCY.
THE FINANCIAL PALACES OF THE CHAMPION
OF INITIATION.

WASHINGTON, July 7.-PrObably' few of the
readers Of THE TRIBUNE outside OF the state Of Illinois
will ever BEE the speech on the currency delivered In the
House by Mr. L. C. Ingersoll nearly month ago, ana
which has lust got into print after careful revision BY its
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WASHINGTON SKETCHES.
aTur sp1Rrrs IN PRISON.

SETTLERS Observation-Disclosures ON THE PLANK
ROAD TO RUIN-NATIONAL GENEROSITY
ALWAYS IN ORDER TO ATTACK MR.. SUMNER
-opIpNT,I Holm "TUE COMING MAN"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
At Thomas, Green * Aldcn' q.


THE CENTRAL MEAT MARKET.--
Messrs. Fred Koehler 4 Co, of the Gen.
trail Meat Market, desire it understood that
they keep all kinds Of meats, beef, pork,
mutton, lamb and veal; that they buy and
slaughter the best and latest animals
brought to this market; dress and serve
out the meats in neat and cleanly man
ner and deal with everybody fairly and
squarely. u - .,g.l-
Market baskets Of customers delivered
free of charge to sny part Of the city,
Fresh sausage on sale every morning.
Buy your meats, then, at the Contra
Meat Market, near the corner of Tenth
street, on Washington avenue.
sep 20 d3n
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
THE DASoEx o, DrLAY.-D,, few di

THE DANGER OF DELAY.-But few di >.
eases require more attention than Cold and
Cough, and few are more generally neglect
ed. How many perons, when they take a
cold consider |, ofno importance, and lie,
run on, without rejecting Il moment on its
consequences. Remember tina, neglect
cd colds are frequently dangerous, and often
result In diseases moe, difficult, to cure. A
cold In tho head produces cough, then
eones pain ia the side, fever, diAiriltS lini
breathing, and finally ends in Con.unption.
Who would suffer from cold, with the
probability of, = serious attack Of Cstarrh
bfbn ehitas Infiasnsa, Inflammation Of the
lsAss D., when that efficient preventive
MISHLERS HERB BITTERS can be
hsd q . msmen,. notice' II viii t.,nove
the tickling sensation which precedc.
cold, prevent hoarsncss, check coughing.
sfpel the mucus gathered in tho bronchi
and 'esist successfully tina, fell destroyer,
noy?sccd&wfw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

Mr.. III. MEYERS success in business is
due to several fact, chief among which are
these; He is spractical tobacconisti keeps
a very large stock Of tobaccos, snuls, ei-
gars, etc, Of all grades, and sells at such
small profits that Chicago, st. Louis and
Cincinnati houses do not not claim to un-
dersell him. Retail dealers in the SUR
rounding country know this, and conse-
quently go right to Meyers 70 make their
purchases. .fft, 1t
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
Ssys, 3iris, kaSent', Everybody, Lsok
1gIlI Here!

.vo n. ,.,,.nh, 40. a.rari.u'' Ss,'1.,an,'
xon ~, re,s, v
n.. h.o,... "'"''
and co.sso,ion.,;.. .ns. 80, " wy
~. On -. -" - :" : ~" w.
80 ' ".P' '" '''""'e'"" We
. say '"A' Tue ,upP'! embraces
49,, s -. m',a'ea 10 p'case' IN
~ s".''"" "'''e oo!' ana s'fis
CO.. ~ $50 O'"A"'.", "a
for,v mo, con, oha.no,,S.a H. 49,, 49,.
w.,. 49,. -, = 49,. -.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

We had the pleasure Of meeting to-day,
Mr.. l. Schlesinger, photographer, Of Ev-
ansviiie, Ind, who is about to locate in Cal
no, having bought out Mr. j. o. Bagwells
we'll known gallery on the corner Of Eighth
street ana Ohio levce. Mr. =. viii take
possession about the middle of next month
until which timohe will transact business
in connection with Nr. Bagwell. He in
vltes an inspection Of his work, and such
a share Of public patronage as his merits
as an artist may entitle him to.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

The sixth parior concert will DO held at
the residence Of Capt. w. r. Halliday,
The programme IN preparation i. good
one, 'upas'ing in some particulars any yet
presented.
Should the weather continue pleasant
the attendance will be large, and We are
quite sure tina, no one will go away dis
pleased with the entertainment or the
hospitality OF Mr. and Mrs. Halliday.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

The Surprise Store is situated on the
corner of Sixth street and Washington
avenue. All goods arc marked in plain
figures and at about half the usual price.
The ladies are respectfully invited to call
and see the bargains in our beautiful Irish
and Japanese Poplins. We come to stay,
and have no catch-penny arrangement,
gift enterprise or lottery. Examine our
list Of prices on small bills. nov2itf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

TIE fire bells rang on. an alarm, last
night, for the drst time in weeks. People
dashed along the streets in every direction
one bad boy making himself conspicuous
by crying out; "Goody goody; there's
swine 70 be fre-bullyr But there
wasn't any hrc beyond the burning of Ia
bic cloth in an upper room Of the Perry
House. Some thoughtlc's person had left
n lighted candle standing on table, and
the candle burning down or topping over
communicated the fire 20 the table cover.
The blaze filled tho room and gave out
such a glare through the windows that
parties passing the stree, supposed the in
terror Of the building 20 be in flames. a
neighbor rushed int the room and soon
eriinguished tho fame the fire bell' ceased
their changing and two minutes later the
town was again az reposc.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

The public are hereby notified that DR..
JIM. Gregory, Of Champaign University,
will deliver the End lecture of the course,
heretofore announced, at the Atheneum,
Fridsy evening at u o'clock, Dec. Cd.
Admission 80 cents. Noreserved seats.
Tickets for sale a. " b. Rockwell s. Cos.
book store, and at tho, door on Friday ev-
eping by order of the Lecture Commit
tes ny. NJ. G. ASSOCIATION.
nov 2sitd ..n. 'tir
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

THg second lecture under the au,p'co,
Of the Young Mcu'sCErb,lan a.socia-
ton will lie held in tho Aihei,eum,
on the evening Of Dccombertho "a,
The lecturer, Professor Gregory . a
gentleman of great culture and acknowl-
edged ability, and will entertain his au.
dience most handsomely, Tickets can Doc
secured, at any time, at the book stores.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
Pork Packers and Provision Dealers.

Wood 4 Boyle, No. 1875 Ohio Levee,
have engaged in the pork packing and
provision business and are prepared to
pay the highest market price in cash for
dressed and live hogs, or to I'LL orders In
their line at the lowest figures ruling.
Farmers OF the surrounding country hav-
Ing pork to sell should call on them before
making contracts elsewhere.
charleston Courier copy 4w and
charge this oflce.l 10. nov2;d&w2w
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

MR. MATHEW wALsu, one of the Oldest
and best citizens ofthe Fourth ward, was
seriously hurt, on Saturday night, by
through the ha,chway of barge, -
w. lost his footing and fell, with his. full
weight against the frame OF the ha,chway,
injuring himself Internally. His condl-
tion |. critical, bat vigorous constitution
may bring him through MI right.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
t--e---

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator; It
will remove all unpleasant feelings and
make you well. Prepared only by j. II.
Zcliu II Co., Macon, Ga.
hov2sl,vwiw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

THosE who use speo;acles, can have no
greater comfort than a rcrfcc: pair such
can be procured from our well known
agent, Taber Bro., Ohio Levec Cairo, III.
who are sole agents in this place for Lag.
Srus X Morri, perfected speetaeles.
H. ..Ef| .f noy2sd&wlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

BIZ WisEIs TiMr.-Thc hes; buildings
will burn from unknown ~r unavoidable
causes. See tina, you are insured before it
10 too late.
Oursare all st edged companies.
nov2sd2w G. y. HUGHES Agent.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

Pun HOWARD had a fea,hen Chinec"
I'd low yesterday showing him the ele-
plants Of the city. Citizens were enabled
to tell which was the ''hea,hen," By his
clothes. tf.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
A BRICK DWELLING HOUSE FOR
SALE

A two story brick residence, admirably
ranged, with large grounds (flots), sit
uatcd on the corner Of llolbrook avenue
and Twenty-third street, will be sold on the
most reasonable terms. II is located on
high grounds, in an excellent neighbour
hood, the grounds containing bearing fruit
trees, vines and choice selections of shrub
berry. 1t is, nshort, one of the complctest
ONES in the city. ssI.t .nr..
Apply to w. ii. THOMAS,
Az Thn,naS Groat 4. I1on'.
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q OH |;tt 8utletin
j THE WAR.

We'd u DlNOt
~ TounA, Nov. 2'.--Thc report Of the
r. Pfussian rsp,,lse at Neville is confirmed.
Fighting was going on all along the
line, Sunday night. The French have
carried everything. .fu
The fight at Vendome to-day resulted. in
q French victory; The Prus.ian. were
driven back, and lost 900 prisoners 1t is
believed that u decisive battle, has. been
won BY the French.
Tounss Nov. PA great Pfcnch vic
tory wns won at Ncndome yesterday.
The government has news that engage
ments all along DAureles lines resulted
IN victories for tho French.
News ~ French successes a, Amen'
Gortslle Bourves, Vongean Court. Seu-
vile, Vernon and Artcnay, has been re-
ceived. .C'k1s- > .tu... 4
A heavy German force is marching on
Lcngwy.7 "ss
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OK WuEkT.--Choice

Buck WnEAT.--Choice Buckwheat
-four, for sale in quantities to .uit parsha-
at the Egyptian mills corner Of goth
stecet'ard Ohio Levec Ohiro Illinois.
AJL noy ?siw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

THERE was quite n fierce bout at nsti-
cuffs in the Fourth ward, last night. One
of the lcoD,batants bears marks OF rough
usage.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
HewlkTinc Table.
fyoyw-Cloise Family Flour in bbl'
~ bbls,, sacks, &C., fbspsnttnefgyp
tian Mills. IA Flau VI 1

,WASTED.-A girl to do general house
work in a small family. Apply n. the cor
ncr, of Seventh street and jefferson ave.
nue. nor qnoy29tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

Local BRsyITrES.-Thei inside masonry
of the new custom house {. all complete,
and nothing now hinlers u vigorous prose-
cation Of tho carpenter work.
Wood and Boyle are paying the high
eat market price for al the hogs they can
get
Me Even, who has executed the finest
jobs Of ornamental plastering to be found
in Southern Illinois, /. expected to plaster
the new custom hOusc.
Our German citizens have organized
a Dramatic assoeint on, and will give Sun
day enter ,ainmen,s in Philharmonic hall.
The opening exhibition will be given
probably neat Sunday. 10
"A lot Of Chinese laboFcts, eighty-nine
in number, Were at our wharf all day yes.
ternay, on board the steamer Richmond
They wero cn roate Cor New Orleans. ,..
"A very considerable item in the bu,i-
ness OF Cairo !, the forwarding OF cotton
Ear. per I'linoi, Central railroad The
daily shipments will average three or four
hUulrc! bales Every consignment re-
cciycl goes forward ia few hours.
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iRArrLE AND FREE Luscu.--Thore will

be rattle and free lunch at the E,dorado
saloon Tonight at nine o'clock. Every
body Is invited to be present, especially
the chancc-holders. .......-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28
Mn. Bunyrrr's photoyrapl, gallery cor

her Of Ninth street aud Commercial ave-
hue, is the place to 90 to secure Ore, class
pictures III, prices are very low and he
guarantees Subtraction. Q,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

~ Old rake who was cal booscd, last
week, played tha "piou' dods quite sue
ccs,cully. He deelarcdthat ilrforty years
be had preached the gospel; and night
and day no made the calaboose vocal with
song, oi praise, \ kind hearted minister
Of the city, hearing ofthe old mans incar-
ceretion, visited the Mayor and number
Of tao eouneilmen and persuaded them to
consent to the old mans release. The
minister not only did this, but gave the
old man money with which to
pay his passage out Of town
About two nours afterwards the ''pious'
old chap entered levec saloon, whooping
drunk, swearing that he vas half hoss and
half alligator, that hc could outruu, throw
down and whip any man of his age and
inches in tho State Of Ealinoy. From the
last recited fact We are inclined to believe
that the kind-hcartod minister expended
his sympathies and cash upon an undeser-
wing individual, and is, to that extent, the
victim ocmisplaccd confidence,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

CuARrER OAK COOKING Stovs--snd
Evening Star heating stovcs-thc best IN
usc--for sale by c. W. Henderson, 100
Commercial Avenue. See advertisement.
nug2Od4m.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

.TnE Pg2rLEs MEAT MsGE Er.---C
GAvER ~ Co. The meat
market just opened by Gayer,a and Co, at
the corner of Washington Avenue and
Tenth street just exactly such a meat
market ne those who know Gayer. would
expect him to.estsblish when he spreads
himself !, Everything is new, freshly
painted, aud wears an air of cleanliness
that no one will fail to commend.
Gsyer & Co. are among the oldest and
most experienced butchers of the country
and have learned that it pays p cst to keep
first class meats and commanl first class
custom. If citizens would, efore, Sc
cure splendid fresh meats, por beef, NUT
ton, veal, lamb or sausage--t y can al
ways find them in any quantit desired at
he Peoples meat market Jus, tryit, If
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28


ID. LAMBERT, Ohio Levee, between
Eighth and Tenth streets, has enlarged
and improved his shaving and hair-cutting
md IL prepared 10 shave customers In
first class style.
Clean towels, sharp razors and courteous
attention are among the attractions Of the
establishment. II
Fresh Baltimore oysters seryed in any
style desired, can be Obtained, at any hour
of the day or night at Louis Herbcrts
restaurant. Also oysters for sale by the
can, in any quantity desired, at the Same
price. . .f-y---.... II
shell oysters, received every day by
Louis Herbert - ~ . II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-28

parted to gray haads by Phalon's Vitalia,
or Salvation FOR the Hair, are AS vivid Us
thosc, of lature, and the change IS not af-
feeted by'a disregard of ckanbssse, ~ Is
the cnsewith the other halt coleripg prep \
arations, the Vitalia being emincn,ly
clean No sediment Sold by all drag.
gis,s and fancy good, deaicrs.
- tnovAd&viw. =
gHT -. A-A- ~
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THE TIDE or BATTLE
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determined to intervene to save Paris,
and that Austrias concurrence is mo.
mcntarily expected.
1t seems that the magnificent forest,
the pride and glory Of Paris, the Bots
de Boulogne, is not yet cut dnwn, but
will be only in case tho prussians at
tempt TO invade the city, The garrison
of Paris is stated at $50, 600 men, one.
third only being regulars, the remainder
composed OF reserves. Gen. Trochu
commands.
A Carlesruhe dispatch announces that
Strasbourg is in flames, and that its
surrender is hourly expected The
same dispatch also reports that the
Grown Prince has won victory before
ChaIons.
Our latest kilograms descriptive of
Thursdays battle Indicate that the re.
suit was indecisive.
The tenor of the general dispatches
received on Tuesday Indicate that the
Prussiaus are endeayorins to surround
Metz, but there is report that McMa-
hon it engaged in strategic movement
by which be may come to the support
Of Ba2aiue aud prevent the consumma
ton ofthis project. The Prussian advance
is reported at Vitry lie FRANCHISE, aud
there are diverse speculations as to the
road the Crown Prince will take to get
to Paris, TO keep Buzaine at Metz,
faux Chalons aud fall upon the capital
appears to be the latest plan marked out
by the correspondents, Napoleon it is
stated is il good health, and will com.
maud the lmpcria! Guard in the dcieuse
OF Paris.
The situation at Strasboug is becom,
ing critically interesting. The PruS,
slams have caused the water supply Of
the place to be cut off by divertlng the
course Of the river III at Erusteiu 49,
Stringent regulations to sustain the
siege and defend the place have been
made by the commander Of the gar.
risOn.
King William, referring to the battle
OF Grayclotte, writes to the Queen that
" the lighting ceased gradually" aud
that the troops performed miracles OF
yalor against an enemy equally brave,
who Withdrew by inches, resumiug the
offensive again to be repulsed," lie
does not, in this communication, appear
to treat the event as a gcat victory, but
rather as dear days fighting. On the
other hand Dispatch is announced
by the French government from
General Bazaine, confirming his for.
mcr dispatch, in which he stated that
after battle Of nine hours he held all
Of his positions Yet unofficial reports
from English and Prussian sources
continue to claim the day for King
William.
The latest dispatches, by way Of Lon.
don say that the Crown Prince is be.
lived to be marching on Paris direct
with 100000 men, aud it is reported
that Mcmahon aud Caurobcrt are NOV.
ing gu the road taken by him
Our l~test Paris dispatches announce
that Bazaine has been supplied with
provisions by way Of the railroad be
tween Nlclzeres aud Muntmcdy; that
communication between him aud Me
Mahon is kept up by cQuriers; that the
Emperor Intend, to charge with his
troops in the next battle; that the Prus
slams desire to move their wounded
through Belgium as a ruse to open the
way for reiniorcemenis through that
Kingdom and that AN attache Of the
Austrian cabinet has arrived in Paris,
bearing, it is reported, dispatches Of
great moment.
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1877 Acres and sc Perches OF
Land. more or less.
Two Apple Orchards

are also on the premises; about 80 Acres is
first class Timber Laud, the balance is al ]
in a high state of cultivation, having been
recently heavily lined, and produces equal
to any land in the vicinity. The farm is
divided in fields Of convenient size, enclosed
by good fences, and are well watered; there
is also on this farm an excellent stone school
house, which could at n small cost be con
vertcd into dwelling house.
Also two Lots Of excellent Timber Land =,
one containing
IS Accs, 2 Rooas and % Perches NJ
Of Land, more ar ieSs, amt lie
other l6 AcyeS aad33 Perchcs
If Laad, more or less.
These lots, Undesirable, will DO sold with
and as part of the last farm above named.
And also one other farm containing
81 Acres aad II PcrchcS Of Land,
more or less. The improvements on this
property consist Of q two story Loo HOUSE
and BANK Barn, and other buildings, nearly
new, a well ofueyer failing water with pump;
due proportion Of this farm is in excellent
Timber, aud the cleared land is in pro.
ductlye state of cultivation and enclosed
WIN H'hh ltNAtHs
Tvs lBRMs or SALE ARE:-One third
part of the purchase money shall be paid by
the purchaser or purchasers to the Trustee
on the day Of sale, or upon the ratification
thereofby the Court aforesaid, and the resi-
due 10 be paid in two equal payments, the
one to be paid in one yeas, and the other to
be paid il two years from the day of sale,
and to be secured by the notes Of the pur.
chaser or purchasers thereof, with security
to be approved Of by the undersigned bear
ing nieres from the day of sale.
Persons who desire to see the above lands
before the day Of sale, will please call on
Emanuel Erb, Esq, residing thereon, who
will take pleasure in giving all ueedful in.
formation; aud the undersigned will freely
answer all inquiries address to him at West.
minister, Md
j. J. BAUMGARTNER,
Trustee.
J. I. DIFFESBAuGH, Auctioneer.
aug lS-ls
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They tell story about a man out
West who had hare lip, upon which
he performed an operation himself, by
inserting into the opening a pioce of
chicken flesh. 1t adhered and filled
the place admirably. This was all well
enough, until, in compliance with the
fashion, he undertook to raise NOUS
tache, whel one side grew hair, and
the other feathers,