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1ntFOdNCtTOn
spring style of Gentlemen's Dress Hats ESPENSCHEID
would remark that is the most costly fabric of Its kind that
he has presented to the public
original model perfected design
that he determined II should be clothed material even
richer finer usual, should only out
shine all competition abroad but eclipse all its
at home lie therefore offers the Espensched Hat for this
approach to the perfect contour
teral finish and classic than anything unequaled
acuring facilities have heretofore enabled him pro-
duce. ESPENSCHEID, lis Nassau street
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LosDox MoNHY MAaKxr.-LoNDoN. March ls-l 80 p.
M.-Consos closed 92A for money and 92,S for
count United States hvstweny bonds l6s2s, D2,S 1861
old, $50 l067's, 0x; ten.fortes. e9A.
PARIs BoUBsR.-PARIe March l6-A. M.--Rentee opened
st 56f. 60c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARRET.-IivRRPooI, March Is
30 r. M-The cotton market closed firm. Middlina up.
iands tld middng Orleans ihd llhd. The OF the
day have been 200D bales including &Oo for speculation
and sIpou.
LiveRrooL BRx ADsruvys MARx.r.--LIvIRpooL. arch
B-1s30 P.M-Wheat, lis. 3D. per GENITAL for Californa
white, and lis I'd. for red winter The market dull
L:vERPOoL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOoL~ March
N,i IN z. A-LArd. ~ a per QWt
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VIRGINIA.

Minister De Long and Henry BerRh In Rich.
mOnd.
RICHMOND. March 49, 1872.
Minister De Long and Ex-Governor Randolph, Of
New Jersey, are In Lnls city.
Professor Henry Bergh, OF New York. delivered a
lecture in the hall OF the House OF Delegates to-
night.
Governor Walker gave a reception this evening
to both branches OF the Legislature.
Special Agent Fethersbridge OF the Post once
Department, has concluded MS investigation into
the conduct OF the Richmond Post ONCE, and re-
turned TO Washington TO. night.
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LADIES as PREACHERS.

ST. LOUIS NO. March 1e. Is72
largely attended meeting OF the ladies Of the
Methodist churches Of this city held here yester
day to discuss plan having In view the admission
OF women to the pulpit as preachers. Re-
porters were excluded. but 1t has transpired
that, after two or three set speeches and
general discussion of the subject, o Committee was
appointed 10 draft memorial TO the General Con.
ference to meet soon at Brooklyn, N. Y, asking
that body to sanction ana provide for the 0rdina-
ton OF women ministers OF the Methodist Church,
Some OF the first ladies in the city were present az
the meeting ana took part In the discussion.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME March 10, 1872.
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte. who is now In this
city, had an interview to-day with HIS Majesty
King Victor Emmanuel, his father-in.law.
THE EMBASSY AT THE BRITISH COURT.
His Excellency Marquis Csdorna, Italian Minister
at the Queens CourS in London, denies report
now IN circulation which alleges that he intends to
resign and return to Italy.
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The island OF Pantelaria. on the edge fringe OF
which the Lord Clyde lies disabled. Is situated
within the government OF Naples. 1t lies sixty
miles distant from the west coast OF Sicily and 100
miles east OF Kalyba, Tunis. 1t is wholly OF VOL
canio formation, presenting vestiges of craters.
with lava, not springs, pumice and so forth. The
shape Of the island Is oval, and the circuit thirty
miles. Pantelaria enjoys small trade In the ex'
port Of OIL, wine. fruit and Q little cotton.
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TELEeRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

The international Society will hold celebration At the
Globe Theatre Chicago, this Afternoon
r. Clark, OF Henry, H.. eaves Chicago on Monday for
japan, to direct agricultural experiments.
Captain Andrew Heath, the oldest Freemason IN the State
OF Maine died Al Bath yesterday. aged uinsty.nree.
The Montgomery (MAss.l Guard, Ninth regiment, have
issued challenge 10 rl Tor the national champ,onshp,
Aad Tor from 600 V ols0oS
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NAVIGATION OPENING ON THE HUDSON.

NEwBURG, NJ Y, March 10, 1879
The steamer River Queen reached here without
accident from Ice, ut five O'Clock this afternoon,
from New York on her way to New Hamburg, being
the first boat through for the season OF 1872. She
was saluted along the river by the blowing OF
whistles and ringing OF bells Navigation Is uy
this point.
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CANADA.

The DIechapIcs of the North Agitating for the
Nine Hour Law.
TORONTO, Ont. March 16, 1872
mass meeting OF mechanics was held last night
to take steps In favor OF the nine hour movements
Mr. Trevillick, the President OF the United states
National Labor League, addressed the meeting.
Resolutions were adopted memoralzing employers
10 adOpt the nine hour system on the 1st uf June.
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RoTHERMELs PICTURE OF GETTYSBURG.

PHILADELPHIA, March 16, 1872.
The Legislative Committee in session here held
meeting this morning to hear arguments from
Philadelphians In regard to placing Rothermes
picture OF the battle OF Gettysburg temporarily in
one OF the buildings IN Paramount PARK until the
1reprQQf art gallery Is erected.
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TeLEssAms TO THs NEW YORK aeaALu.

LONDON, March 16. 1872.
Eight thousand one hundred and eighty nine
bales OF American cotton were landed &C Liverpool
to-day.
RUPTURE OF RELATIONS WITH AN AMERICAN RE-
PUBLIC.
1t Ii reported that the governments OF Her Bril-
fannie Majesty and the South American republic OF
Uruguay have come to an open rupture ana that
friendly relations between the nations have
ceased.
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POISONED BY MISTAKE.

MADISON, WIS.,, March 10. 1872
Alexander Campbell aud wife, old residents OF
Poplar Grove. ILL.,. were poisoned yesterday by
drinking accnite, given them BY druggist in MIS-
take for whiskey. Mr. Campbell lived but few
hours. 1t II thought his wife Will recover.
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THE WINTER IN NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, N. s., March 10, 1872
There was another fall Of snow here last night.
Traffic on railways Is completely suspended. The
supply Of coal Is running short at the dock yard,
ana private parties arel giving what they can to
destitute people.
The loss OF the bark Lily Parker. at Sable Island,
which was telegraphed TO the New YORK papers, Is
not believed here.
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Beware Of Gnrsses in tho Dark.-Tho
man who does not the nature and diseases o.
the hair cannot prescribe for It, PHALON, who had mndC
the subject his study prescribed for ago Tho
medicine his CHEMICAL HAIR INvIGORATOR II
never be superseded, for combines nutrimen with
medication and produces state OF perfect and vigorous
health In the scalp and fbres Sold by all druggists
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RA1LR DAD ACCIDENT IN MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, March 10, 1872.
An accident occurred to the up train on the Lake
Superior and Mississippi Railroad yesterday. The
ladies' car was thrown from the track and rolled
over an embankment. One lady, whose name Is
not given was fatally injured. Several other pas
senQers received slight Injuries.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK AERAlO.

BERLIN March 16, 1872.
Ills Grace the Most Reverend Archbishop Of Co.
logne has formally accommodated Professors Hill
gers Knoodr, Langen and Rusch OF the University
of Bonn. for their rejection OF the dogma or Papal
infallibillty.
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A.-CHtnrrh and Deafness.-Curo Guarau.
teed-For deafness, the PATENT ORGANIC VIBRATOR.
II fits into the ear not percepbe removes singing
In the head enables deaf persona distinctly
church public assemblies Treatise aud Ca
tarrh. with means of cure, sent free.
Dr. T. HUNT u Clinton place, Eighth st.. n
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An Iron.Clad War Ship Ashore.

LONDON, mHrCH TO, 1917
telegram from valetta, Malta, reports that
the British lron.plated an-of-war Lord Clyde.
twenty three guns and 4O67 tons burden is ashore
In the Mediterranean. the island or Pantellaria
The naval authorities at valetta Will send assist
ance to the LORD Clyde.
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AspiuyvaII, William HILLS Portrait. Di0-
graphy and Character April number PERPENDICULAR
JOURNAL" 30c. Newsmen have II.
s. X. WILLS 1853 Broadway, New York.
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A.-This MOrpina-Thc Russian (vapOr
Marble Baths Is East Fourth street the Grand Contra
Hoe receive gentlemen bathers from to II clock. Thl
most heahfu extensive. luxurious and popular Baths
Continent
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ITALY.

Prince Napoleon Bonaparte at Court-The Mif.
sion to England.
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TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

MADRID, March 49, 1872
The Duke de Montpensier refuses to become
candidate for the Cortes at the forthcoming cleo.
ftnna
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A.-"Consamption Arrested and Permanent
ly benefited by using Cod Liver OIL" HAZARD a CAS-
WELLS COD LIVER OIL is the purest,
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A.-RuDture, Hernia.-Whife's Pnteue
LEVER TRUSS The best the world. Cures warranted.
G. AUG. GREGORY, N. D., 7A Broadway.
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At J63 Observation-Disclosures in Mems and
Boys Hats Special noticc-Gentlernen's Dress Hats
failing at Wholesale prices.
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A.-Watts' Nervous Antidote.-Let Those
who desire permanent for neurAgc Ia
the teeth and face appeal to Mr. ALONZO BOESE the
uemanly Clerk Of Part l. Court Of Common Pleas
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In the Clutches of Steve Low
cry and Boss Strong.
The Desperadoes Send q Polite
Message to the Herald.
They Won't Hurt tho Correspondent, but
Will Hold Him q Week.
North Carolina Chivalry Exqui-
sitely Illustrated.

The following dispatches were received at
the HERALD Office last night -
WILMINGTON, N. O., March l6, 1872.
To THE NEW YORK HERALD
The following message was given to the
conductor at Moss Neck by one Of the Lowery
outlaws -
To THE NEW YORK HERALD
We have captured your correspondent. Will
not hurt him, but will keep him q week.
Boss Is not dead.
STEPHEN K LOWERY.
mark.
w. x STRONG.
mark.
Witness-A. B. HENDERSON.
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GERMANY.

Archiepiscopal Accommodation from the Clois-
ter in Cologne
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A.-Gent's Hats, Spring STYLES, Mt the New
Hat Establishment OF r. ERNENwEIN, las Nassau street,
Spruce.
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A.-ROynl Havana Lottcry.-Extrao ordinary
DRAWING of April 4, 1872 Tickets sold by J. b. MAR
TlNEZ co BANKERS, 10 Wall street; box 4,6o5 fos
Office, New York.
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BatcholOr's Hair Dye-The Best In this
At all druggists
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ENGLAND.

An Iron-Clad Naval Vessel Ashore In the Hedi-
terranean-A War Frown Directed To-
ward tho South Pacific
Tho Cotton Supply.
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SPAIN.

Royalist Aristocracy Retiring in the Face OF
Radicalism
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Barry Du BArry's Revaienta Arnbica Food,
for lnvads most nutrive preparation offered 7
the public. REvALkNTA CHOCOLATE, mos, dsiighi'h
beverage. JOHN y. HENRY, Agesa
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A.-Dou@nD's Spring styles Of Hats arc
Marves Of Beauty and Elegance l02 Nassau, Of
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A.-Herring's Putcnt
CHAMPION SAFES,
Isl Broadway. corner Murray I.r,ss
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A.-Gents' spriuG style of Hats Now Ready.
LEAHY. Manufacturer. las Fulton street.
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Lectures by Eminent physcisns-On Mem.
,a and physical fncapsctv and Nervous Debility. free.
CLINTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, 1T East Fiftsenth q.
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Mothers, During Your Child's second Sum
An yaluable friend.
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Second Despatch.
RICHMOND, Va, March 16, 1879.
I learn from Wilmington that one of your
correspondents has sent note to the Western
Union Office at Wilmington, enclosing q
special despatch to the HERALD, signed by
two members of the Lowery gang, and asking
the manager to forward it, He also sent
A MESSAGE TO Us WIFE,
informing her of his capture; that he was
with the Lowerys, but safe. They intend to
keep him week, but have given him assur-
ances Of safety. This despatch is said to be
may have more particulars at a later hour.
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Needles for all the Sewing Machines at Once
Bartlett Needle Works. 56s broadway Prince street.
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GROVER / BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
1855 and 785 Broadway, corner Of Tenth uesl
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Hone Told n FImtt~rina Tale, bat Truth AZ.
that for gentlemen TO buy their spr;ug uatA
IN At KNOWS. 2I2 Broadway
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Diamond and Enamel Watches, 94S.
GEORGE Z. ALLEN, SAL Broadway, near Fourteenth 81
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Havana and Kentucky Lottery Draw fsSs
on die Circulars sent free. JOSEPH BATES, l Broadway
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes cashsd information furnished the hiche
paid for Doubloons all kinds OF Gold and Silver Govern
insnt Securities. &C.. 40. TAYLOR CO., BankerA
6Wall street, Heu York
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Tho Great Orisinal Dollar Store, 0R7f
Broadway under the Grand Central Hotel conalA larger
assortment Of useful AMI fancy goods than auy other
world Tho choice OF any article the saabshmeua
for ST. regardless Of cost or value.
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The Wilson Shuttle Sewing MachIuc.-Tho
bss and cheapest hst GLASS Machine In the world price
tIQu 81 h 8lQi ssN RAxmsnta sNeroom 7q1 BgosdwlI,
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

LOCAL PAPERs.-The New York Times
says you might nearly as well forget your
churches, your academies and school houses,
as to forget your local paper. 1t speaks to
ten times the audience that your local minis
ter does; and, if it has any ability at all, it
is read eagerly each week from beginning to
end. 1t reaches you all; and if it has a
lower spirit and less wisdom than sermon,
it has thousand times better chance at you.
Lying as it does, open on every table, in
almost every house, you owe it to yourselves
to rally to its support. and exact from it as
able, high-toned character as you do from
any educator in your midst. 1t is in no
sense beneath notice and care-unless your
selves are beneath notice and care-for it is
your representative. Indeed, in its character
it is the summation of the Importance, in
terest and welfare of you all. 1t is the ag-
gregate of your consequence, and you can
not ignore it without miserabiy depreciating
yourselves,
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

The LOWEST TYPE OF HUMANITY. On the
Island of Borneo has been found a certain
race of wild creatures, of which kindred
varieties have been found in the Philippine
Islands, ip Terra del Fuego and in South
America. They walked unusually, almost
ereet, on two legs, and in that attitude meas
ure about four feet in height. They are
dark, wrinkled and hairy. They construct
no habitations, form no families, scarcely
associate together, sleep in caves and trees.
feed on snakes, yermin, ants, eggs and on
each other. They cannot be tanned or forced
to any labor, and are hunted and Shot among
the trees like the great gorilla, Of which they
are a stunted copy. When they are captured
alive, one finds with surprise that their un-
couth jabberng sounds like articulate Ian
guage. They turn up human faces to gaze
at their captors, and the females show in
stincts of modesty and, in fine, these wretch,
ed beings are men.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

ANCIENT REMAINS IN ARIzONA.-ln travel
ing through the mountainous parts of this
country the careful observer sees many traces
of former occupancy by race which paid
much attention to agriculture and to mining.
Along the sides of valleys now dry can be
traced for miles the remains of acequais, OIL
bitches, used to convey water to the fields.
Some foundations of dwellings are near by,
and pieces of broken crockery are often found.
Neither Indian nor Mexican has any tradi-
ton of the people who constructed these
works.
Deserted shafts of great depth are not
rare, on the edges of which stand trees of
many years growth, in such positions that
those who sunk the shafts would not have
left them standing if they valued their lives
for aught.
1t is mystery where the sources of water
have gone which once must have existed IN
this strange country The remains of con-
siderable towns are found many miles from
any known supply of water, and the suppo-
siton is, that the sources on which those
people depended have actually dried up,
owing to some unrecorded climatic changes.
Among the Pueblo Indians is a tradition
that, previous to the coming of the Span
iards, these mines were worked; but, be-
coming alarmed at the rapacity of the cou-
querors, the priests gathered a select body
of devotees and destroyed all trace of the
richest mines, by filling them up with dirt,
scattering to distant part any debris that
might remain, and finally planting above the
spot, and numbering the last man not of
their own order who had assisted in the
work.
These Indians have been forced to retire
by the wilder and stronger tribes, and the
secret is perhaps dead, though it is claimed
to be in the possession of the priests of the
Puebos, who in their turn claim to be line
ally descended from the Aztec hierarchy.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

REMEMBER THY MOTHER.
Lead thy mother gently

Lead thy mother gently
Down life's steep decline;
Once her arm was thy support,
Now she leans on thine.
See upon her loving face
Those deep lines of care;
Think--it was her toll for thee
Left that record there.
Ne'er forget her tireless watch,
Kept by day and night,
Taking from her step the grace,
From her eye the light.
Cherish well her faithful heart,
Which through weary years
Echoed with its sympathy
All thy smiles and tears.
Thank God for thy mothers love,
Guard the priceless boon,
For the bitter parting hour
Cometh all too soon.
When thy grateful tenderness
Loses power to save,
Earth will hold no dearer spot
Than thy mothers grave.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08
Approved May 11th, 1921

THAT AFFAIR IN OREGoN.-Ihe reason
why mob tore out the office of the Gazette,
published at Wallapus Flat, Oregon, and
tarred and feathered the editor and caused
pain and anguish to wiring bis brow, was
this There was a fashionable wedding in
the town, at which the editor was present.
After the ceremony the editor went to the
office to write an account of the brilliant af-
fair. Among other things he said that the
"bride was accompanied to the altar by eight
bridesmaids But the printer got the thing
wrong somehow, and the next morning the
paper announced that tie "bride was accom-
panied to the altar by tight bridesmaids.
This was bad enough, but the editor had
prepared for the same issue an obituary no.
tice of an estimable lady, in which he said
that ''the husband was hardly able to bear
the demise of his wife, but would you be-
leve it ?~-the printer actually set it up that
"the husband is hardly able 70 wear the
chemise of his wife" So the people Of
Wallapus "went for that journalist, and he
is now fugitive, an outcast and a beggar.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

CONFESSIONS OF A MEDDLING HUSBAND 1t
was about the buckwheat cakes. | told
Maria Ann any fool could beat her making
those cakes. and she said had better try it..
So did. emptied the batter all out OF
the pitcher one evening and set the cakes
myself. got the -four, and the salt and
water, and, warned by the past, put in a
liberal quantity of eggs and shortening. l
shortened with tallow from roast beef, be-
cause could not find any lard. The batter
did not look right lighted my pipe and
pondered. east-yeast, to be sure, had
forgotten the yeast | went and woke the
baker and got six cents worth of yeast. |
set the pitcher behind the sitting-room stove
and prepared to enjoy my triumph-but
didn't. The yeast was strong enough to
raise the dead the batter was running all
over the carpet scraped it up and put it
into another dish. Then got fire in the
kitchen and put on the griddle. The first
lot of cakes stuck to the griddle. The second
dittoed, only more. Maria came down and
asked what was burning She advised me
TO grease the gridde. did it. One end of
the griddle sot too hot, and l dropped the
thing on my tenderest corn, while trying to
turn around. Finally the cakes were ready
for breakfast, and Maria got the other things
ready. We sat down. My cakes did not
have exactly the right flavor took one
mouthful and it satisfied me. / lost my
appetite at once. Maria would not let me
put one on her plate. think those cakes
may be reckoned dead loss. The cat
would not eat them. The dog went off and
stayed three days after one was offered him.
The hens won't 60 within ten feet OF them.
threw them into the back yard, and there
has not been pig on the premises since. l
eat what is put before me now, and do not
allude to my mothers system of cooking.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-08

"Now, my boy" said committee man.
eff had mince pie, and should give two
twelfths to Isaac, two-twelftbs to Harry and
two-twelfths to John, and should take half
the pie myself, what would there be left ?
Speak up loud-loud, so that the people can
hear you" "The plate' shouted the boy