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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
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WANTEDl

1000 Hogs every week during tn pack-
ing season tor which I win pay the Higbsys
Price in cash. See me at Mineral Poin. w.
fore You SELL ..r..,
IL SRKACHAN.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

DEiAER oilers carpets at Old prices for
the oext thirty dnya
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

We devlate from our rule in publishing the
following letter received through the post
Office, without the name Of the writer. II
there are any Of our merchants who have
practiced the drumming" system, as stated
by our anonymous correspondent, they will
be benefited TO learn what their victims think
of IL
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+. II. BEESON, N. D.,

XOlG0PA 7HkC IHi.SICJAN r SURGEON
MINERAL asOINT, WIS. p.
nFFICE HOuRS-tt kesidence, s TO 10 A. N. -
~ At Oboe, TO ) Z. ~.
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~ c. SMITH,
Solicitor Of Patents,
Dodceville, Wisconsin,
Caice in the CHRONICLE Office.

IT. Persons dcsirou. Of secsgns Letters Patent for
vi any useful Invention or Improvement, can have
I've Nv. {tica,on drawn and all the rapers hcd in
the Patent ufice in Mashington within four days
saer furnishing the Modal Ah business strictly
~Siivas. 80,
G1- For f.n instructions for making Models and
Erp. riLx artice- 10 lie rAtenteSt, Apply to D. &.
until CpIoNoLr a.tice. Dcdgeyiiie. either IN PER
ga cr ty etisr. Full printed inssrscsioas seO' free
Nsypisi'ion-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26

MistaAL PoIRr. Wis.,, Oct 10. 1871.
Tbg figures given betow sre The highest lbut an
paid up ~ the hour VI going to press
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
MINERAL PoISr. Wis. !
Oct. IA, 1871.
Editor Of The Mineral ioint 7r,oune:

Editor of the Mineral Ioint 7r,oune:
SIR IL am farmer, and what / have to
say, believe will express the views Of many
of The class that belong to. II occurs to my
mind that several Of the merchants of your
city afo getting very selfish. II has got TO
such pass now u days that We farmers can.
not drive 10 our places Of trade, without be-
ing molested on the way down, or up street,
with certain few Of your merchants, de
mapding Of us, what We have got, and where
are we going with it They seem TO have a
special love for Butter and Eggs, and meet US
with such questions AS these Have you got
any Butter or Eggs y "Ye:.n Where are
YOU going with " "Well trade a, Mr..
-. guess III take it there" "Wcll
farmer, Butter and Eggs Is only worth IA and
121s, but if you will bring yours in TO me. ]
will give you a cent more, which is more than
you can get where you trade" And such
questions and inducements are offered to get
our trade.
Now Mr.. Editor such work "a not honest,
aud il Is my opinion that such men need
watching. 1st they have two prices for their
goods %, they charge their poor people
more for their Butter and Eggs than the other
merchants, and more than the market viii al
low and all for the selfish purpose of catch
ing customer, or rather stealing ope, from
another merchant Now we have q word 10
say to these merchants
we wish you TO understand that We can at.
tend TO our Own business without your assist
ance. II any one Of you can do better than
another for Us we can soon find 1t out among
ourselves. for our wives are continually com
uarins notes, And with the hope that we
shall be able IN the future ~ drive through
- W. A rARAER
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
GEO, ID. WiLBEK, m. n,

DHYslCiAN, &C ~ HER tNp SukGtON, of'
fers his services TO his old friends asd ese coui.
1aunity yenera!y Ufce In CRATER htsesoiock'
esrnrr tish AID Chestnut streets. Residence near
NM LANYoN'S nOu,h SIDE city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-10-26
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

REHSE & CARTER,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUShElLuRS Dodgeville,
a Wis VIII practice in al the courts OF thus
st.ta 39,s
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J. u. MSFFET'C. N. =.
JOSEpuC. MlTCuELLl..

VHYsICIAN AND SURGEON. Office In Mssett
4 Drug Store, high street, Mineral Poi'< xx-l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

AMzoNA.-The following items are
condensed from a letter written BY
Oliver Stewart to a party In this city,
The letter Is dated at Florence, August
10th ave have In our party from 15C
to 200 white men, from 80 to 100 Mexi.
cans, besides quite a large number oil
Pimo Indians-they are the hereditary
enemies Of the Apaches. There Is quite
a stampede from Prescott, Bradshaw,
Wickenburg, Salt River settlements
and the ella. There r wild stories
afioat here regarding the richness Of
the placers. II the mines are one-tenth
as rich as reported, one may expectSto
pick up gold In large quantities. These
reports come from white men land In.
dians taken prisoners from Mexicans),
We have had a meeting and organized
with Gov. Stafford In command. The
command Is subdiyided into squads,
Tom. Kerr Is captain Of our squad
nm second In command. We shall
leave here and 90 to Camp Grant, SIX
miles from here, and from there ex.
pect to reach the mines In five or SIX
days. I think we will DO posted re.
gardlng the mixes by the Goth of the
month. You will hear from me soon.'
We will here remark that none of our
readers need get excited, and rush of
"half-cocked TO the land Of cactus
and Apachea on the strength Of the
above items. In all probability we
will be able to furnish the results Of
this expedition after o "big thing in
a few days. So keep cool.-White Pine
Nens, " 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

PEACE CoScIupED.-Capt. Charley,
a big man In the Piute nation, and
cousin OF Breckenridge, returned to-day
from Reese River Valley where he
held a peace conference with his Sho-
sltone Majesty, Toitoi l, which resulted
In a treaty of peace, and the two tribes
will hereafter share their pine nuts
and whatever other "teecup" each
may happen to possess. Charley came
all the way from Pyramid Lake on his
diplomatic mission, and appears very
DESTROYS that the people of Virginia
City and Gold Hill should be informed
Of the success Of his errand. he laid
great stress on this point while In our
sanctum to-day, and evidently places
q high value on the good will OF the
people living on the Comstock range.
He Is m Intelligent looking Indian,
and u now bound for tho Walker river
reservation. He il acquainted with
the agent there and speaks well OF
him ; but from some Of his remarks we
infer that lie has but a mediocre opin-
ion of the person who has been run
ming the Pyramid Lake Reservation.
Reese Rirer Rereile, 2sh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

POISONED SHEEP.-Mr. Van Valer,
Of Kings River, informs US, says the
Visalia Delta, that numbers Of sheep
are being poisoned on the mountain OF
foothlll ranges, by eating milkweed,
an article Of diet from which all AMI
mails refrain, except when pressed by
hunger or thirst. Alter INDUCING In
the "weed," they sicken, froth at the
mouth, and die In three or four days
He has saved many of them by freely
giving salt ; but the quantity necessary
as q preventative aud antidote for large
herds Is expensive and does not justify
the outlay. Our stock raisers and
wool growers. as we'll as others, we
think, will find It necessary to provide
hay, grain or cultivated grasses, 10
tide them over the dry seasons, or they
must remain subject TO heavy perlodi.
cal losses, inseparable from the annual
drought. The rapid settlement Of the
country will force this necessity. and
those who hedge In time will find that
there are many savings by tho new
method which will compensate par
TALLY, at least, for the wider ranges
which they now enjoy. The herds are
rapidly increasing, and the ranges In
ordinary seasons will soon be suf1.
cient. Such a season as this would
then inevitably entail ruin upon all
who have not a cultivated range to fall
back upon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

A LADY OF SrxrY-rIvE GIVES BIRTH
TO A FINE, HEALTHY BoY.-In the an
nails of medical science q few Gases
ONLY Q few-are recorded where women
who had passed the age Of three-score
years have given birth to children.
These occurrences are considered ex-
traordinary, and always awaken a
lively interest among the scientific
men. In one Of ourexchanges we find
the statement that a lady named Mrs.
Betsy Hudson, living about ak miles
from Warren, Pa, on the Jamestown
and Warren road, aged sixty-five years,
presented her husband q few days ago
with q healthy, bouncing baby. This
Is one Of the most remarkable Instances
on record, and should receive the at
tention Of the medical fraternity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

THERE Is a report from Tennessee
that Andrew johnson has "given up
all political aspirations and personal
ssperities." As for the aspirations po-
lltlcslly, he certainly can ask for moth
ing more, rs he has swung round the
circle Of office from a village alderman
to n seat In the Presidential chair, and
a. his cycle Of life Is we'll along, it Is
time that he adjured his personal as
p~eritles." This tanning down the lion
to n lamb-liko temper Is certainly most
commendable. He processes to be now
ready for the final end, and II he can
only indoctrinate himself with "fnal
perseverance he will come out all
right. It Is refreshing to hear that the
gentleman has reached such q healthy
political and moral condition.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
LATEST TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO THE ooLD HILL DAILY NEWS n
n WESTERN UNION ~rELxoRAPu LINE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO. August 81 P. NJ
Arrived, ship Weatherfleld, l58 days
from Glasgow, with cement to Dick
sou, DeWolf s. Co. The British ship
knight Errant foundered and the
Sam Cairno stranded In Success Bay,
near Cape Horn. They nre total
Losses. These disasters r briefly re-
ported from New York last week.
They had cargoes Of general mer-
chandise for San Francisco, and their
loss will affect the market for a num-
Der Of staple articles.
Stocks are more active to-day though
not generally strong on the street be-
fore the Board. Jacket sold freely at
66.
Col. W. Fl. l.. Barnes has gone East
unannounced. It Is connected on bus
iness connected with the complications
growing out of the California Pacific
Railroad Eastern Extension construc-
ton contracts, and subsequent sale Of
the road.
Abe Creamer, proprietor OF the bar
Der shop under the American Elk
change, on Sansome street. was this
morning held to answer at the County
Court on a charge of gambling. on
complaint Of a young German, who
charges that he was invelgled Into a
notorious den on Bush street, the door
lock, and he was compelled to lose his
money at roulette, which he sweara
was manipulated by Creamer.
Numerou, cases Of roping in and
robbing countrymen at this den have
come to the knowledge Of the police,
and it Is probable that this place will
now be broken up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

ALTHOUGH over sixty years Of age,
A. r. Stewart looks like n man OF for.
ty-flve. His habits are very excellent
and simple, which accounts for his
good health and youthful appearance.
There are very few persons who take
90 little food or take 1t with such reg
ularlty. He eats but two meals a day,
and never tasks his system with ex-
cesses. Mr.. Stewart has been unwell
ever since the death Of his friend, Nj.
Kellum, whose loss was q great blow
10 him. At his burial he wept like q
mother at the grave Of her child.
Those who take Mr.. Stewart for a cold,
he~artless, u~nfeeling man, do not know
him. Those who could have seen him
IN the occasion We speak OF, would
have seen an exhibition Of the tender
est and finest qualities Of the heart
N. 7. Globe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

In q Western village a charming,
well-preserved widow, had been court
ed and won by Q physician. She had
children, among them a crippled boy,
who had been petted, II not spoiled
certainly allowed "great freedom In
debate" The wedding day was ap-
preaching, and It was time the children
should know they were to have q new
father. Calling the crippled boy, the
widow said
"George, I am going to do some
thing before long that I would like to
talk about with you. lam intending
to marry DIR, Jones in a few days,
and"
"Bully for you, ma |! Does Dr.. Jones
know it?" ~
Ma caught her breath, but failed to
artlculate a response.
Vallandigham, when be got up his
".new departure - for the Democratic
party, was a good deal Ike that Grip
pied boy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

LEFT TO DrE.-Yesterday afternoon,
Mr.. Arthur discovered near the Silver
Chamber mine. Marshal canyon, an
old and blind Pluto squaw, who had
been abandoned there by her people
during their exodus from this place on
Friday last. The miserable creature
was nearly starved, and when found
she was chewing some rags. As soon
rs he reached home, Mrs. A. started
with some bread and water which she
gave the starving sqaaw. The Pluto
camp comprised a very large proper
ton of sick Of both sexes, and we think
1t quite likely that other inflrm Indians
we're abandoned on tho way. This
woman. cannot be allowed to starve
within a mile oftown, and 1t Is beyond
the means Of any private person to
take permanent charge Of her. Disa-
greeable as the case may be 1t Ia one
which properly belongs to the county,
and 1t Il the duty Of the proper author
tiles to see that she Is attended to.
Reese Rirer Rersiils, 28h.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
BY n CABLES.

LONDON, August sl.-A preliminary
examination was had of Clark, the
American bond robber. The principal
witness were Messrs. Baroles AmeIl.
can bankers, and Sanderson & Laug.
han, all of whom were victims Of the
fraud.
The appropriated steamship-of-war,
Repulse, which was ashore at Sheyer-
ness, has been got of. Damages yet
unknown.
RoME, August 30.-The Pope, in re-
ceiving the homage Of the Papal Guard,
said ~ cannot name the day Of de-
l~iverance, but the time Is moi remote
when we shall issue together from our
prison."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

NuooETs OF gold, 1t has long been
thought, actually increased In size or
grew larger while lying in the coarse
gravel or other matter In which they
are found. A member Of a scientific
society In Australia has recently read
O paper stating that a piece Of gold
when placed In a solution Of chloride
of gold In contact with organic matter,
causes the deposit OF the liberated par
tlcles upon itself. A paper describing
n series Of experiments giving similar
results, has also been read before the
Philosophical Society Of New Zealand.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
INTell,orNoE.

wAsmSaToS, August STA new
steamer Intended for work on the Pa
ciAc coast;is fitting out at Camden,
n. J., and will shortly be ready. Op-
portunides afforded by her voyage
around Cape Horn will be made use Of
for deep sea explorations. The expe-
dition will be accompanied by Prof.
Agassiz Dr.. lThos. Hunt and 2. P.
Pourtals, Of the U. s. Coast Survey.
The vessel will be commanded by Com.
Philip c. johnson, U. s. N.
New YORK, August 31.-The steam
ship Java, which left Liverpool on the
10th instant, ran into the Norwegian
bark Ninta on the night ofthe 23d, and
sent her down with II out Of II lives
on board.
Martinique IX., Bishop Of Bassetere,
Is making great efforts to raise money
for the sufferers BY the Guadalupe fire.
Garibaldi telegraphs from Caprea to
his friends In London that bis health
Is better. a.r..
CRY OF MEXICO, August 24.-The
Press has announced the breaking out
Of a revolution in Araxaca against the
State government, and that Dias Is In
the field with 100 men.
In the riot against Professionals Mt
Morilla seven persons were killed.
A preparatory Junta Of members OF
Congress takes place on the LIST. Per
manent session commences on the 10th.
The election Of Juarez is more doubt
full than ever. Money, and official po-
sitlon are freely offered to Congress
men for votes. Congress will act In
dependent of the votes Of tho people.
JAMAICA, August 2s.-The African
cannibal who recently killed a boy,
roasted his lips and drank his blood,
has been found guilty aud sentenced
to death,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

SHEEP FROM CALiFoRNIA.-H. 8.
Pipkin has 5, 800 sheep about five miles
east Of this place, which he has driven
from San Bernardino, through the
country. He considers the distance he
has travelled about 1000 miles. He
crossed the Great Smoky Desert Of so
miles In 80 hours, which Is believed to
BIZ the quickest trip eve made with a
drove OF sheep. He Is very much
pleased with the prospect offered here
for feed and water, but calls the Jour-
ney q very tiresome Que, and glad that
he has exchanged the arid hills Of bis
old place for the grass-coyered coun-
-try In this part Of Nevada--Euneed
Sentinel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

SLEEPING IN CuuRcH.-The Rev. Mr..
Spurgeon, the celebrated Baptist cler-
Ryman Of London, Is reported as re-
Gently having been very severe In his
remarks upon those members Of his
congregation who have INDUCED In
sleeping during his discourses. MI.
Spurgeon declared that a "sleepy
seraph before the throne Of Jehovah,
or q cherub nodding during a sacred
song, would be ridiculous to imagine"
and maintained that sleeping during
divine service was "an insult to the
majesty Of Heaven"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

BRICK PoxERoY AT OAxLAND.-Brick
Pomeroy had d great deal Of gratul-
tons advertising In, the papers, and his
lecture On "RIuck," was also adver-
tIsed on the streets by thousands OF
pc,ters, 30 that there could have beep
scarcely q person In Oakland who was
not aware Of his intention. But on
the night for the lecture only twenty
seven persons were present at the
Skating Blink aud the; lecturer aband-
oned the project In disgust. There
was a circus In town, but, being con-
adhered Q very Indifferent affair, It
could not have materially interfered
with the proposed lecture. The only
conclusion Is that no one except the
twenty-seven wanted to hear hlm.-S.
r, Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
PiscAe Innls.
RsiptAs p,eeas Record, Augu..sI

Frtnths P;tehSR Record, August2sd
HEAVY ST6RM IL UTAH.-From D.
w. Perley, who returned from a visit
Ito Salt Lake by last Wednesday,
stage, we learn that a most terrific
storm occurred In Utah OIL Monday
night last. The rain descended In tor
rents, and he describes the thunder and
lightning as the heaviest and most
vivid he has ever heard or seen any
where. The effect upon the stage
stopped perfectly still and appeared to
be completely overcome with fright,
and could not be induced by coaxlng
or the most violent application Of the
lash TO bulge On Inch until the storm
had moderated somewhat. The ranches
In the vicinity were greatly In need Of
pluvial dlspensations and the good
effects thereof will undoubtedly be
seen In the increased crops. H-
Our SUMNER REsoRTs.-Although
we have no places similar TO Long
Branch, White Sulphur Springs, Cape
May or Saratoga to fall back upon
during the heated term, still we are
blessed with several places in this I'm.
mediate vicinity where a few days or
weeks can be pleasantly passed during
the warm summer months. The prin-
clpal one Of these Is Highland, situate
about seven miles from Phoebe, and
Astounding with fine springs. Here our
citizens principally send their families,
and they invariably return with their
nerves braced and the ruddy glow Of
health upon their cheeks. Panaca, In
Meadow Valley. Floral Springs and
the neighborlng Mormon settlements
also offer superior inducements to the
business man seeking a respite from
the monotonous routine of every day
life In town. z err uth ft'
DEcREAsrNe.-The Arizona fever,
which broke out In Phoebe a few weeks
since with such alarming symptoms,
seems to have completely subsidized, at
least for the present. About fifty have
gone from this place to Hualapai Dis
trict, some with the intention Of re-
naming there, but q majority merely
to look around and learn for them
selves from actual observation, what
the chances are for investment. Old
prespectors and miners express no de-
sire to visit the new digglngs, and
those who shave been there" are con-
stantly advising those contemplatinga
trip thither TO walt until something
more substantial than rumors Of rich
strikes are received from good au-
thority.
BULLION SHrPPED.-Wells, Fargo g.
Co. shipped through their agent, B. F.
Sides, since our last issue, bullion val
ued at $52.6lS IL. .." H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
An The Miles standish Reclamation

Ar the Miles standish celebration,
DR.. Loring, Of Massachusetts,, let out
an interesting "Reminiscences Of the Pu-
ritan's courtship not related by Long
fellow. ~ claim lineal descent from
Miles Standlsh," said the Doctor
ssmy grandmother's name was Alathea
Alden, whose husband, John Alden,
was sent By Standish 10 court her BY
proxy, but who accepted q modest hint
nom the maid, and won her for him.
self Instead Of his leader" ~ -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

A VIEW planet has recently been dis
covered by Professor James c. Watson
of the University Of Michigan. It
shines with the light of a star Of the
tenth magnitude, and Is to be e in
the constellation Cspricornus, or the
Goat In right ascension, 800 degrees
&c minutes, and Declination IL degrees
80 minutes south. It 10 slowly moving
towards the south and west.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

Too FAsT..-A notorious gambler,
who had ruined his constitution By
high living and hard drinking, said to
his physician the other day: "Doctor.
I suffer the torments Of the damned"
"You may think 80 now" grlmly re-
sponded the physician, "but you Just
hold on o little and youth find out the
difference & e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

AT almost every step In life We meet
with young men from whom We antlc-
ipate wonderful things, but Of whom.
amer careful inquiry, we never hear q
word. The effervescence OF youth and
passion, and the fresh gloss Of intellect
and Imagination, endow them with a
false brflliancy, which makes fools OF
themselves and other people. like
certain chintzes, calicoes and ging-
hams, they show finely on their first
newness but cannot stand the sun and
the rain, and assume a very sober as
pect after washing day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31
FROM CARSON CITY.

CARSON CITY, August 31-3:2oP. NJ
The Socials, Of Virginia, beat the Sill
YER Stars, Of Carson, In the champion
ship base ball game to-day badly.
Socials, 81 runs; Silver Stars, 80 runs.
The triumphant Socials return to Vir-
ginia by the 6 o'clock train this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

PooR IRELAND. Added to the OPP
preston she suffers from England; to
the presence OF George Francis Train;
to Fenianlsm, eviction, and other evils,
we nov have news Of the potato
blight. II the Irish crops fall, we may
expect an. immense flow Of Irishmen
to this country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-31

AoRArfrr.p Alabama Demosthenes
onened his Grafton by saying: "Feller
ciflIsna, ef / he'd been eatin'. dried
snnles for 0 week. an den took to
dfinkin' for 8 month, l couldn't feel
more swelled up dan am dis mint
~ nfide and vanity at seein' such
nil tendance here dis syenin'."