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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-06
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Abbott : Rice,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No 1 Central Exchange,
OLD P. o BUILDING.
We have every description city Country Property
For Sale and Exchange.
- FOR SALE-Six minutes walk from
IA; Main street, west, new three tenement house, Is
III rooms, bath rooms, &C. good lot l'riee $500
ty4 diff ABBOTT 4 RICE.
- FOR SALE-Seventy SplendidsmH
Of G he ar so asaee ant S Nasbne
Railroads. Prices from \ to cents per font. with
ATtLY There are now trains stopping from each way
daily. and very there will lie more Fare cOnsd-
Trains run to accommodate persons working in the
eiyi Come now and secure You cheap lot for pleas
ply Ies s. off ABBOTT ca 4 Eif E;enaDse.
nor SALE-The desirable lot of land on
The south-wes corner Of Newton and Border sts II
deep on Border St Price low and terms easy. For par
ticulars apply to ABBOTT Il RICE,
m9 diff Real Estate Agents.
ABBOTT & RICE
,,o, NO. 1 cENTRAI, EXCHANGE.
- HOUSE FOR SALE.-The Estate
MI; No 10 Harvard St, OF John centrally and
lsOf o
John St, or further desired. No desirable home
can be found. Will he sold reasonable price, and
ply to j. u. DANIELS,
ms deoptf No Is Harvard st.
RIVER VIEW LoTsl
An a 1 opportunity for investment. This land has
but recently come into market and is one Of the finest
well adapted TO fruit culture; convenient to Railroad
Depot; one mile from Narr2eanselt Bay and only rye
ing bathng Fishing &c f S reasonable Apply to
je22 DIV Ferry Lane, Darlington, r. 1.
- FOR SALE CHEAP - On Thorn
Meg st.. new Two-Story French Roof House; con
Hl!l tains 10 gOot rooms with closet IN every room
House commands fine view of The city; it VIII be near
the new depot viii be sold for S4OOO part of the money
e can M rema4 II on mortgage APy to j. W. GREEN
NOTICE.-The subscriber offers for sale six
~ very desirable Building Lots the side of oak
avenue south S9 of Kendall 81, Sewer; and water
IL
el2 DIFF 80 Front st.
FOR SALE-A very superior Two-Story
Il FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, pleasantly located, with
all the modern Improvements. Also. Two-SOry House
in one of the best locations in the city stable and
connections grounds. Inquire Of c. DYER, Ticket
once Foster st. Passenger Station. DIT mh25
~ FOR SALE-A Cottage, nearly new,
M;;il with 60OO 1000 feet Of land Inquire at
#iII u Harrison st., at or at6PM
1y3 d4l*
49, FOR SALE-On Richard ST., neat
Nil; new Cottage House and Barn; city water; piued
EllI for gas; water closets. bath room &c Lot con-
$500 tains 5000 feet All ready for occupancy.
apo diff Vernon st.
nor SALE-A BARN, 60 X 40, on Lowell
u ST., with one eight land with it ; also
tour or five of the best house lots the street. Terms
to suit. f C. THAYFR
apl0 DIFF
FOR SALE
IL RARE CHANCEi
5000 IL. of Land, with good Two-Tenement
House, lnSt completed, on East ST.. within few min
utes walk of Belmont ST. school house Please call on
Il. CRANE.
mh5 dit cor. SOuthbrdge aud Madison SITS.
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AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
AND TROY AND GRFENFIEID RGiIPo : ~ -
Cars leave Worcester Foster st Depot for innsar D
nell, North Adams Saratoga and Troy, N " nj $50 A.
NJ; LOT N9rlh Adams lioosac Tunnel Greenfield Shell
puhe falis and BfatebOrO, at $50 and II Is m For
Greenfield at $50 and HIS A. NJ, and 400 p NJ IVA
Leave HOosac Tunnel for Boston at 100 M and 1 o
Leave Greenfield for Worcester at 30 and m md
!O M Lea'e BrattleborO' for Boston at 22 and 3 Al
M and 100 N. -
e.SO a N tram from ireenfeid and S4l and 200 M
trfuns from lfIltllebor0, connect at Ftchburg with
Trans ans l9G Providence; Newport and Taunton
The iOO a III and 100 IN trains from Ilnosac Tnnnal
ana " z m and 2m pm trains from Brattleb0ro com
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
Fiichburg. Mass. Dec A. ls7I dtf 'N'' ' myI
WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAFT,
kOAD--On and after Monday, Sept A. 1871 Passen
ger Trains will run as follows:
Leave Worcester at SO and IL Is m and % and a
(GrOtOn Passenger), y m. '' ' 'iS
Leave Groton Junction for Worcester at BAN
Leave Nashua at ITO m. 1900 m, ana s 90 D m
ne o5V IRAN connects at Fchbnrg with trains FIR ~
Vermont and Massachusetts. Cheshire and Rniani Us
brmgton Railroads, at GrotOn Junction with trans ~
the Fuchburg down. PeGerborO and Shirley Si,s
BROOK, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: oni y
Nashua with trains of the Wilton Concord Nanri'ns, -
anu lawrence Northern, Boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. ~ "eNNi''uie iE'llH
The Ill train connects at Fitcbburg wifi, CbA4
sniFe 9hd Kutiand and Burlington freight and paase
ger TO Rutland) trains; at Grnton Junction with Eiihs
burg Stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains ma
H Nashua with Wilton Concord Manchester and ,v1
renee northern Ito FIankiinl and Boston, Concord and
munlreal ito flynouth) trains.
The 20 m tram connects at FiichhIlrg at i5n M
with Cheshire, Vermont and Massachusetts, and
ha Bufngton Night Express trains; t;roton unc jn
with Fitchburg Peterboro Shirley and stony Bro0H
trains; and at Nashua with Concord Ngnchaster ana
Lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Ex nTess
ogdehsnurg and Montreal and Champlaln trains
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NOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNO.
TIoN.-Cars leave Worcester at $50 aud ii. Ia n m
and go y. m. :"
Cars run through. Baggage checked through withoni
change. "''io"
Passengers by thls route land In tho Immediate venitv
ftho Eastern, Boston Maine, and nosion a nn,vaxH
pep1s also Steamers Or Portland ". John ana iiSli
iAx,
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mi ID U A Il . II II q Il .
No. 8 Pleasant St., near Main.
DIR. MANSFIELD

DIR. MANSFIELD
has established a Grand Medical ONCE tor the
Mtulcal ana Permanent Cure OF all diseases de
iansements Of the Genital ORGANS or System which
VIII he Treated scientifically and on the most approved
pnnclpiea- Syphilis, GonorrhGa, Gleei, Structures,
seminal Weakness Nocturnal Emissions Female Weak
ness, Pains In the Back aud LOins, Whites, Gravel,
Nervous Diseases. llulnors. Dyspepsia. Piles, &C.
DR.. Mansfield will cure all OF the above Diseases by
his new and improved method IN short time, giving
entire satisfaction to his patients n HperinatOrrbma
permanently cured and Lost Manhood Restored.
no THE LADIES.
DIR Mansfield u.s. without doubt, the most successful
IN The treatment of those complaints requr
Ing skill secresy and experience and all other Diseases
incident TO Females that we know OF Those requiring
medical aid, both young and Old, male and iennale wifi
lind II To their advantage TO consult Dr. Mansfield lie
Il man thoroughly posted IN his profession repIl.
lar graduate of medicine, and gentleman worthy The
confidence Of the people Cali AT his office social chat
Will cost you nothing, and may be Of benefit 10 You
than you imagine.
TO YOUNG MEN.
Dir. MANSFIELD, Pleasant 81 near Main Worees.
ter Mass has no superior IN the treatment Of that de-
p0rabe afllcOn Seminal Weakness or HperlnntOl rhoa
Strictly private and confidential
HOurs-BA N, TO =. N. Office open SUNDAYS
n, 49, 80 q, MANSFIELD. NJ. d.,
msl uuylf leloWtw' No, Pleasant II,
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EOR SALE
IL RARE CHANCE!

5000 IL. of Land, with good Two-Tenement
House, lust completed, East ST.. within a few min
utes walk OF Belmont ST. school house Please call on
Il. CRANE.
mh5 dit cor. SOuthbrdge aud Madison SITS.
NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A good
Il Building Lot ami Cottage House, in a first class
locality, so Woodland st. Inquire on the premises
c2b
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HAMPpEN COuNTY.

The three Yale and one Brown crews, who are
to participate in the coming regatta arrived in
Springfield yesterday.
John Connolly, a lad of twelve years, was
pierced through the body by ramrod, and ill.,
stantly killed. in consequence of the premature
explosion of a cannon at Pittsield Tuesday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-06

Roger Graham, aged IS, and Mr.. Hender.
son, aged 40, were killed by lightning in the
streets OF Northampton on the 4th. There were
several heavy showers during the day and
several barns in different towns were burned
The large and fine barn of Henry Watson
Esq, at Northampton, was burned on the 26tl
nit. The fire was first discovered by the servant
girl, and before the alarm could be Of any avail
the building was completely envelOped in flames
valuable cow and the clothing and valuables
OF one of the hired men valued at 800, were
among the properly consumed. The fire is sup
posed TO have been incendiary. Loss $4,000, par.
tally insured
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On Thursday morning an unknown man, evi.
IDENTIFY sailor, was found dead in the hold of a
schooner at the wharf in Fall River. He was
apparently about forty years old.
A barn in Fall River owned aud occupied by
McDermott Brothers, undertakers, was totally
destroyed by fire on Wednesday night, together
with quantity of hay aud grain. Loss about
$1,000
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BRANcH 0FFICE-eO3 Front st., Washington
Syni'' Worcester Mass o J.g ffOmsA 'H,tOSrE
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On Saturday last the infant child of Charles
w. Kenney OF Salem accidentally upset tub
of hot water upon itself, scalding its arm and
breast severely. Ii fingered until Tuesday,
when death came 10 its relief
Newburyport's mean man took the handle
from his pump on Saturday to prevent thirsty
pilgrims drinking therefrom, but, as the city
pays him for its use, somebody complained, and
the handle was put back again.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-06

especially who have become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 untmey grave thousands of Young men Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening senates with
tie thunders Of eolnence call WIN fnI
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fhANhLIN COUNTY.
The railroad depot at Sbelburne Falls, and
the house and barn of VIM. L. Richmond in the
same village, were struck by lightning on
wednesday night and burned. Mr.. Richmond
loss was $500; no insurance.
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The legislature met Wednesday evening and
ADJOURNED until the last Wednesday IN May
next.
Austin Cahill, while unloading coal in a yes.
died soon after.
james Locke Of Seabrook tried to drown him
sell and cut his throat at Ncwburyport, but was
rescued and will recover.
nephew Of John L. Rines, of BoScaVep
aged about eleven years, was drowned in the
Merrimack river at that place on the Sd.
Y. ). ). TallapOosa arrived at Portsmouth
navy yard yesterday, having Rear-Admirals 10.
seph Smith and MelanctOn Smith on board,
John falyey of Portsmouth made a second at.
tempt to Kill himself yesterday, by cutting his
throat, aud, having severed his windpipe, will
probably die.
horse trot was broken up at Manchester on
the sti by a gale Of wind, which overturned the
grand stand, 200 feet in length, aud badly iu.
1nred fiioe small BOYS. Several buildings were
blown down ana roofs torn off in the vicinity.
The house OF Conductor WbittIe, near Hills
Doro, was struck by lightning during the show
er Thursday evening The entire family were
Frustrated by the shock and burnt considerably.
but not seriously.
Lyman Couch, of Salisbury, committed sui.
eide on the I'd inst, BY cutting his throat with
a razor while at work 10 his corn field lie was
a respectable farmer Of about fifty years Of age,
ppd leaves family.
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DoteIs.
OUIN AMOND USE.
This we-known and popular
SUMMER RESORT
WILL BE
OPEN FOR THE SEASON ON MONDAY, JUNE r.

Ihe Grove and Grounds have been reftted and put in
complete order Clean and comfortable boats are always
az hand; Bowling Alley and Billiard Room are proyi-
ed and everything will be done TO make The place home
like and pleasant 10 all who visit il.
iilc advantages of Lane QunsgamOnl with It's naiu-
Ia beauties anu It's facilities for pleasure and recreation
are Wen known aud offer to the public unusual Oppor
tutes as summer Resort for either transient or per
inanent borders " F
Private parties will be accommodated at the shortest
notice. $50 '''
fine Grove. with Dancing Platform and buildings FIR
shelter and ladies rooms, is prepared for Picnic Parties
ana VIII be lei on reasonable terms
M MadIess -, :. ,a, j. }. CoBuRN, Proprietor
i.ln
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
rage, being aware OF Physical Weakness, Organic De-
bllity, Detormiiies, &c., speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. Hallock
may religOusly conhde in his honor ms gentleman aud
confidently rely upon his skill as physician.
Seminal weakness or gperlnatorrhmn
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RICE

- HOUSE FOR SALE.-The Estate
E;;; No 10 Harvard ST. corner OF John centrally and
fsIlI pleasantly located. The house is conveniently
arranged. Tie Lot runs back about 100 feet on
John ST. further If desired No desirable home
can be found. Will be sold q reasonable price, and
terms OF payment arranged to suit The purchaser Ap
ply 10 j. ID. DANIELS,
ms deOptf Harvard
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VIII stop at the abovenamed place on her regular sum
mer Tips, three trips a day each way.
No intoxicating liquors sold on the premises.
SMITH SHAW,
10 EDWARD TINKER,
Ie29
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

TIE EARTH CURE FOR ULcERs.-1
dried and pulverized some clay, says n
writer, and recommended it as i valu-
able remedy to a neighborins woman
who had for ten years 4 very bad ulcer
ON her ankle. She had paid Dur best
physicians for treatment, without any
relief. She applied the dry clay al
most constantly for about six months,
and n perfect cure has resulted. The
first effect Of the preparation was to re-
move Inflammation and relieve pain,
and now she says there Is no scar re-
manning, and her limb, which was stift
and lame. is as elastic rs when she was
a girl. The woman is n very large,
tleshy person, about 40 years OF age. l
considered the test q very severe one,
and the result very satisfactory. About
a gallon of pulverized clay was used.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12
waterproof Systems.

Thick boots and flannels arc necessary ut this
season, but the human frame requires some
thing mors than these to render 1t winter
proof. Tho inner man, as well as tho outer
surface OF the body, must be protected. The
raw, moist, chilly winds which prevail OF this
season transpiercc the warmest clothing, and
Arc ant to affect tho health unfavorably, both
through the pores and the respiratory organs.
The surcst way to avert tho evil Is TO
strengthen the internal machine. and thus On.
able IL TO rcpel the dovitalizing influence OF I'M
Wholesome weather. Enrich tho blood, gently
stimulate the circulation, regulate the bowels,
iuvigOrato the stomach, tono tho liver and
brace the nerves with lIostcttc''s Stomach Bit
tors, and no condition OF the atmosphere, how.
ever inclement-no variation OF the barometer
or Thermometer, however suddcn-wil have
powcr 10 disorder tho system thus fortified In
advance and put In perfect working order.
Damp and cold, acting upona sensitive or feeble
organization, may produce consumption, diph-
iberia, neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, low nervous fever or intermittent
fever: the importance OF rendering the system
impcryious to these two destructive clements lie
therefore obvious. Persons In delicate health,
or who arc at all liable to be ininriously affected
BY atmospheric Influences, should take the BIT
tiers daily throughout the Winter and Spring.
In this way dangerous diseases may DO warded
of. and a condition Of perfect health preserved
BY individuals Of comparatively feeble physique,
while those more robust, who scon ut prccAi.
tions, are suffering the penalty OF their reckless,
ness In hospitals and sick rooms. JalO Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

FOWLER Nor ARRIVED. - There
were at least four hundred persons
who during last evening inquired Of
Joe Nelson, the genial and popular
clerk at the International Hotel, Vir-
ginia, il Professor Fowler had arrived.
The first who propounded the conun-
drum wero in earnest, rs 1t was worry
desirable to ascertain whether the
great phreno!ogist had arrived and
would lecture as announced but after
a while the thing merged into n joke
on the jovial Joseph. He began to
perceive it when the boys came rush
Ing in in continuous crowds, all eagerly
asking that same question: Has
Professor Fowler arrivol?" Joe /. n
Christian and cannot tell a lie. so he
informed them that the PROBES 'or's
bumps had all turned to chil6lains In
coming over the Geiger grade, so no
wouldn't be able to lecture for a week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

The lady brokers, woodhull & claNin, have
an elegant homo in wcst Thirty-ciGhth street,
Now York. The windows glisten, the door
trimmings CLEAN, while inside the brass, copper
and tinwarc. cutlery, china and glassware
ai,yay. appcar new. The marble statuary,
tables and mantel., paint and hard walls, are
without a stain. People marvel at such Drill
hancy and cleanliness, until told II IL all the
result OF a liberal use OF ESOcH MoRoANs
Sons SAroLIo, the "eieanistu OF TINS age
+. u. Taylor i Co., agents, San Francisco.
no2ilm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

WHERE TO Go.-wnen you want a nice,
smooth. agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly axed up, so to
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to be found
there. At Pohrs the ladies' can nave tneir mar
cut, curled, cloanscd or dressed In the most
tasteful manner, sc9.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

CuArPED HANDS y FACE, Sore Lips, Dry
ness OF the Skin, ETC., etc, cured at once by
Nc.emau's CaInphoricc with Glycerinc. II
keeps the hands colt In all weathers. See that
YOU get llcgcman's. Sold by all druggists
Only twenty-five cents. Sent by mail for thirty
cents. Manufactured only by licgcman y Co,
Chemists and Druggists, New York. p. o. Box
No, OBS. de26 i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Arrivals.
1T 3 ESSoa's LINE.
X, Williams John Ash
Departures.
BIT WOODRUFF I ENNoR's LINE.
ID + Bailey LIT Fox Miss Harmon
II Kelly ASSillmun j Butter
Holt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

Nor "TEN THOUSAND Miles AWAY"
NJ. F. Waller is selling his new and
wcl,-selected stock of mems aud boys
clothing, boots, hats, trunks, furnish
ing goods, ETC., as cheap MS any house
In the State. Two doors above the
Wrws office. $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

THIS MORNING. -
RlEureka. ........ 1sLI 10
d.OIGolden Chariot. III is b3ll II sao
3S Mahogany. .....I l6l l6IllSS sSS
30, Ophir ........... 39xl II bSjl an
30 Gould q Curry. us li3i liz
% savage .......... % 69x h3Ol b2L
3tOlChoiisr-Potosi. 3sSI 10 M IA
Is Crown Point. ASST 4r5l asS
2Ol Yellow Jacket. GIL CO b3OlSIK bS0
~ Kcntuek.... .......... .. III
:: 'Bolcher ..... go. 40, AS b3Ol ag5
.25 Ovorman ........ 81 al ~
SJ5,Seg. Beichcr..... sd All Al hin
l9OICon. Virginia. l9ki i9l 10 bS
295 lSuccor ......... 3xI az bal az b5
liOlBuckeye........... 3
is5, Caledonla -. So, lGl l6xl II bsO
aO1, Knickerbocker -, az 2E ~
2S Orig. Hid. Treas. 6T.. ca
2SsDi Meadow Valley. lG& isl 16S
liOl Raymond s Ely.l at ao biol 93
S7Ul Eureka Con.....I 23l % s3Ol23x b3O
2iOOl Phoenix ....... 5&l 6hI SIX b5
rs Piocho ..........l on 9H bSUi on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-12

Man Ne a Barometer aad Thermometer
Science has failed to invent any apparatus as
to atmospheric changes as the human
frame. It is therefore OF vital importance to
guard 1t against tho ofoct Of variations In tho
weather, and experience has demonstrated that
DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BIrTERs is the best
medicine for this purpose at present known.
n taken az a protection against the disturbing
influence OF sudden alterations Of heat and cold,
It will certainly prevent the bowel complaint,
feyers, bilious disorders, rheumatic affections,
and throat diseases, arising from these causes.
ocl0 Ivy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1872-04-20
JAPANESE SHOES.

Three kinds of shoes are worn in Japan,
a brief description of which may interest
the reader: 1. There is the straac shoe,
This consists Of q strong mat of straw,
made to fit the bottom of the foot, and fast
ened by means of strings going through the
mat, and round the ankles. The japanese
horses. what few they have, are shod with
straw, in precisely the same way. The
mat. being made to fit the bottom of the
horses foot, and turned up little at the
sides, is fastened on by lneans CT strings
going round the leg above the hoof. ..
The second kind of shoes is made of cloth
for the upper part, and this is attached to
a sole Of felt an inch thick. This is the
most common shoe of the chinese also.
Then, instead of our gum over-shOes, the
Japanese construct rude sandal of wood,
the bottom of which fits the shape of the
foot, and across the bottom are two trans
versa sections, one near the toe, and an
other near the heel, forming two huge corks
"a toe cork and heel cork-of wood, four
inches long, and an inch thick. The
whole Is constructed of one solid piece of
wood, and kept On the foot by meaus Of a
strong rope or string fastened to the top or
the sandal, like the bail of a kettle, under
which the foot is thrust to the instep, and
the pedestrian is enabled to move "high
and dry" over muddy road. The tracks
of such traveller look queer enough
Two impressions in the soft earth, four
inches long and one inch wide, and four or
five inches apart, are all you see.-Er.