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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
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NTANTED-AG GOOD SAWYER. Apply at
w my24 At FOOT OF WEST STREET.
M ANTED-A Protestant white woman to walt
w on an invalid. Inquire a.; vo,,nmr, su
NTANTEO : Three frst-cass dress makers.
w None but experienced hands need apply, at
mY2i1t' slb MARKET SSrEET.
NTANTED-A compel Mt man TO run a 2O.inch
Good wages Apply to ". Ii. ChuR0hMAN.
my34-6t' Clayment Del.
w TAsKER IRON WORKS,
Va AN rED-A store or two rooms on first or
w second nlor fer a lght basness location
Third To- Eighth, shipley to King Address
mI2S-2t = e. b. D." his once.
WTANTED.--A machinest wante one that nn-
w derstands both lathe ana wise work prelered (;
-. "4'.3 ''NA 4ff'' @. RIDswAY,
mypB &c Coatesville, Pa.
NTANrKD- l. i BORRRS, at the
w TASkEk IRON WORKS,
mys2 81 New Castle Del
(Noop RRII GLE SERVANTS can be procured
sELsCT iNFELIaeENoE OFFICE.
my2O 6n No. s26 Orange street.
&00 no E;9S :, Sds ETsDA y q ooa eagt
certain. Address my16.tf 40. o.,"ihis once.
WANThD-A oy to learn the sail trade. Ap-
w ply to X. w. BRINE,
myl3-u E. Water Street,
WANTED--A boy to drive, and take care of a
w horse. Apply TO X. y. YOUNG,
my9 u 4OT Shipley street.
M WANTED.-Fine-singl Canary Birds at
w W. N. CHANDLERs,
mays-u No. GIL Market street.
WANTED.-CARPET BALLS.
For which the highest cash price will be paid
JOSEPH MELLOR,
may3-1m 1925 French street.
WJ JANTED. Two energetic young men as sales
w men. Good Inducements offered at Grover
apri4-tf sic MARKET ST.
EETANTED = IMMEDIATELY = Several active
wv men to canvass the city for Singer Sewing
cti @aIsi.ti Apply az siS MARKET STREET.
WANTED-House to know that they
Wv can procure good servants, at short EOtice,
by applying 1t Mas. TAA LoRS
Intelligence Ofiice,
marl91y n. cor. Second and West Sts
NMANTEp -EneIgote men of good address to
w sell Singer Snvng Machines. Apply o. COS
Market Street Ian2l-Jf JOSEPH II. JONES.
NNTANTEO = GMN EDIATELY. : Active young
Wv men to canvass for the Grover Baker Sew
ing Machine. Apply at SIG MARKET ST
Oct5-u Wilmington, Del.
A GENTS WANTED EvRRYWHERE-To sell
N or new aud novel Embrodering Machine.
send for Illustrated Circular TO the Mckee Manniac
turing ompaLy, aO9 Broadway New York.
w CARPET BALLS
For which thr h'ailt cash price will he paid. Ap
ply to p. HAsSoN,
and and Orange Streets,
"tHS-dA VIZ Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

tE II is an established fact, that Consumption can
be cGrt1; but 1t s lar bvtt-r prev, nt the cruz
disease from fastening Itself tins system, by tue
TIMELY use OF remedy like DT. " staf's Bu suin OF
v lid Cherry. This standard preparation Wal speed
lily cue cough or cold, anu even OnsuIn pliUn OIL
ten yields TO its great power,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

NOTICE. alton Il James having seen nt to
IN hire one OF our drivers running On one OF the
Western routes, comprising West, Washington and
JtilrrHOn streets. anu put HIN the whole part
OF the same runie Tor them We therefore notify our
customers OF tile change ihal tney may be sure Of
whom tney get their Ice
USAY 4 RICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

"a Nop for Spring.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the North west may not
have ceased 10 blow, and our city L4iOrs have al
ready made arrangements for Spflng garments for
the people. MIR. john Ii. NuhlhAHsen, al AIS King
Street, especially, has laid in beautiful stOeK Of
coatlDgH. VestnHs casslmerts, ,&c ior Spring and ia
ready W receive orders from his usual well dresser
cus.Omers He is also having his store papered and
palnt 50 that evt thing looks as ght and fTeah
Us q new god dollar.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Evsns Pennington, Real
Estate Agent, reports the following recent sales
Mill property, one mile West of Greenyille
station, Christiana Hundred, II acres, for Sarah
Peoples, to Elijah McMichael, for S4,25O
Two houses over Sd street bridge, for George
H. MARBLE to Jacob Backhus, for 81, $50, for both
Brick stable, On Wollaston street, for Joseph
Bicta, to George Wells, for 81, 200.
House No. 1924, Chestnut street, for John
McCloskey, to Mary Jane Crothers, for 81, 500.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
ANNE K. MCDOWELL.
Editor Woman's Department sunday Republic.
OUNARD STEAM LINZ.

Persons who desire to visit Europe should call on
A. Il. GRIMSHAW.
Accommodations selected. k@- Round Trip Tickets
mylI-eou6t NJ. 4, W. THIrD STREET,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
Societies
MEETINGS Tu1s EVENING.

Mechanics Lodge No. A, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King
Minqua Tribe, No. g. L. o. Il. NJ, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street.
La Fayette Lodge No. 2, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street.
Asbury Lodge,I. y. Of G. T., at 9th and Market
Streets.
Jefferson Council, No 10, o. U. A. NJ, at Mo
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street.
Brandywine Lodge, No. 10, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Rising Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

EB-S SILK Chain Brussels silks only g5 cents, SILK
Chain sultana cioh only 70 cents silS Chain P0ngee
10 cents worth 500 a. Mitham's, Z North sth ST.
Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
FImAnoIAL ABB oomEERclAl-
OFFzcH or TIN DAILY Ooz1EERc1Ar
Wilmington. Del. Nav "a. 1873.

At q regular Monthly Meeting of the Home
Loan Association, hsld last evening, $500 was
paid ont to Withdrawing shareholders, and
Sl,I00 sold at 2s1S per cent, premium, and $500
a 22I<
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

- DOoleys Yeast Vow der is convenient eco.
nomic0l and always reliable. No waste of food pre-.
pafed with 1t, as IL is always OF tie btht qualty
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

- The ladies of Wilmington should see cur La
ma Saque from 81 so To $50 q H. namIick & Co.
IS North sth St Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

~so sweet, 30 pure,
SO safe, so sure,
so suited to each dental want,
The Fragrant SUZODONT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

tR IU0ry In coral set,
When 'twlxt parties lips you see.
SOZODoNT, Ills safe to DeI,
RaauIinpg the ivnrV
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

DROPOsALs
BUILD THE WILMINGTON CONFERENCE
ACADEMY
Sealed Proposals will be received for the c1nstruC
tion OF building for the Wilmington Conference
Acadtm my in the town OF Dover, Del, until O'Clock
7. M, on the 18th day of June at which time said
proposals will be opened In the presence of The
Trustees OF said Acadeny.
The contract will be then awarded and the accept
OF any proposal shall he the election of the
Board of TruSteea
Plans ana Specifications may be seen on and after
June 3d. at Dover at DIR. Saulsbarys otlce. and at
J n. Windrim's, Architect, Sixth and Adelphi Sts.,
Philadelphia.
Proposals must be addressed to DR.. Salisbury,
Dover, Del and marked, Proposals 10 build the
Wilmington Conference Academy" my232t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

The two best composition roorrgs now in use.
PLASTIC SLATE, AND ASBESTOS,
ROBERT ATKINSON,
ONCE in Good Hanns's HARDWARE store
marl9sn 42s Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
NEW FIRM

The Undersigned have en- er, d .uto co-partnershIp
under The 1lrIn name of Nj. V IL e.. Fylc lor tho
purpose OF carrying ON the coal business, ut the s.
W. corner OF Front and alna streets.
MAllS v. PYLE,
aprl9 Sm Isaac U. Pyle,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

Wilmington pispensary. bls Orange Street, open
daily, from 4, to Q, r. N.
-Twenty.one styles OF Misses CATERS, at Bab-
cock Bros, 2O6 and 209 Market street.
You can get nice ladies' lasting Button Caters
1t BabcOck Bros, for $25O, call and see them.
AN the styles and grades Of low cut walking
shoes, at Babcock Bros, s06 andt0s Market st.
The Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies, at BabcOck Bro 3, 2UO and 2Us Market
street
The Excelsior and Evans American Cater, to
he had only at BabCock Bros, 2O6 a. d 2Us Market
street. 49, $780,
-Thirtyeight tss) styles Ladies' CATERS from
$1.2s to 81 90 at BaDCOck Bros s06 AID lUS Mar
ket street
-Fifty-three gs) styles of gents CATERS from
$.T5 To 500, at beBc0ek Bros 2O6 and as Mar
keI street..
An endless aiiety OF children's and Infants
Shoes, all styles ana cOl0rs, at batcoek Bro.s YO6
and aus Market street.
The new style Portland gaiter, designed for
gents Wh0 wear wide bOttt In panta, at BAbeock h
BIOS, IU6 and 10 Market street
--latest thing out is the mixed coloTed shoes for
children, all The rage in New York city to be had at
babcOck Bro Il, 2Oe and fOs Market atTeet.
An our goods ere warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere we invite you TO call and
txTmine: no trouble to show goods at Babt0ek 4
BfO's, 2O6 and 20s Market street
Hayes manufactures none but lrst.class cigars
Why ge TO PhiladeI hla for cigars, when you can
Lbtain the same at home for les prices?
The new hotel and Opera House arc success /;
Sc In lie manner Hayes intenus TO ms ke hts cigars
the same. COnsaLeTs can hereafter rely Oh obtain
Ing the be 81 cigar at Alr price. ana 10 cent c-
gers, of the best Cuba leaf made Specially second
and French streets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

at O'Clock, +. NJ,
For furnishing and delivering about seven thousand
Cubic yards OF earth to be- delivered on the h
side OF Railroad Avenue. between Justison STREE
and the city line. The earth 10 be delivered by the
cubic yard and to be leyelGd at the expense OF the
Contractor under the supervision or the Street Gem
missioner.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
No hid will be received unless it be from respon-
sble party. @. FBBIGEh,
my2t-3t Chairman Com. on Opening Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
MERELY MENTIONED.

-BRyne's clothes it.
The Modocs are playing out
Lots Of lots are public sailed.
City financial nurries are over.
n-Maggic Mitchell is wilmington fsvorite
The Indian men are called ''bucks," by the bor-
deTers.
The" Commercial Press" invites printing, and
d5eH It well.
-vanDeventer, sC2 Market street. is dentist for
ths people.
--Philadephias precious steamship is away out
on the salt seas.
The wilmington 4 Western Railroad is one OF
the most important public improvements ever added
TO our citys fscihtiesE
-Shad, halibut sea-bass, porgies, and other 1sb,
with lobstere Ac, received fresh, every day, by
Jas. II. Fray, ct the sth St Market.
There is economy in purchasing shoes at Rabi-
norts, s W cor Fourth and Market.
He has In store
Gents French Calf Cater, custom made cnly SO
Ladies' Kid butt0ned "a s.
I. Lasting lace boots :. g.
Misses and childrens shoes made on purpose for
school wear, very cheap.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

= Syt1an Sprinls- has Kyle IrOTrielor This
pleasant pace OF resort has uecn ii neAtly led up
IOr the reception of individual VISITORS pcnic and
social partles- Ample acct m.L OdHtOns Tor dancing
nave been made, ana ice cream, lemonade, CAKES,
fruits &C., will De SOLD 10 all WHO desi them, No
Intoxicating liquors Will be hUld Un the ground. He
VIII also GOntihue his popular staLd al Second AID
Market, where The above named iuXuTies may be
had during the season; also, his Tesidenee sixth
aud orange, Whele he win DE pleased 10 Ut u his
many ffienus and the pu lie gensi all.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
Rr M. THOMAS d SONS,
AUCTIONEERS.
1870 AND Id s. FOURTH ST., PHILADELPHIA,
DEREMI TORY SALE,

DEREME TORY SALE,
VERY ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM
Wooiton Hall" Mansion, Farm and Tenant
Houses, so Pliladpph aud WImlns ston Tn
pike, BraLdywine Hundred, New Castle countv
Del three squares IRON Bellevue station. on M,
Philadelphia, Wilmington AID Baltimore Rairosd
half mi from the river Delaware, s. miles from vi
mingtun, IN les from Chester, aud 23 miles finn,
Philsdelphla, Residence OF q. II. Griggs, ESQ.,,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 27TH, 1873
At u o'clock, noon, will be sold ut Public Sale with.
change. &
sS-1he very elegant furniture made by Smith
CampiOn, may be had at avaluatiOn by the putclal
er, Full particulars In handuillA.
M. ThUMAS a SONS, AUCTIoERRRs
1888 and l4l South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
myB-l-l0-14-tI-2l-2f.26
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

SUCH AN oPPoRTUSITY Is seldom met with The
largest, best assorted and most complete stock of
clothing, new in style. perfect In detail best mate
rial, superior workmanship made up in the most ad
vantageous circumstances 10 buyers, and Ruaran-
teed to be as represented substantially made OF
fashionable and durable material, in the very latest
style, for mems, youths, boys and chdrens wear
and At lower prices than the same quality of goods
can be procured for elsewhere. bennett & Co :,
Tower Hall, SIS Market st. half way between Film
aAd Sixth Sts., Philadelphia.
IF YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OUT, use Nations Crys-
tai Dscovery,which supplies that nourishmert from
the loss or insufficient supply of which the hair falls
out. 1t gives new life. trial will convince. Sold
by Druggists generally. Price 81 per bottle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
a 10 TIE LADIES':

F. Ll-FRANK's,
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsETs, LADIES' AND GILL
DREN'S UNDER-9AKMANIS
hARURA ca 0RY,
Tll MARKET STREET " WiInnston
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
2netlna !SsIes.
pUBLTC SALE

PUBLI0 SALE
55 Business & Building Lots.
OVER ELEVENTH ST., BRIDGE "FAsr s,n.
On the p. W. 4 D. Railroad, on vandeye, A.
aau oh fFolnnent Streets, will be sold venus
on the premises, '''u
On Saturday, May 2Ist. 1922
At 81 o'clock, P. NJ,
without postponement, {, withdrawal or pn,o.,,,,,
The property on the easterly side of the 4, ",
u. hHirond IL entitled 70 the thouQhtIni ,, 80 ".
u purchasers, either for business purnosas 1enon
nngH or Ior speculation: The Rrouhd is n,, uWe'
underlaid with an Immense auantItv nP saaoouoteSs
gravel IL ~ close to a station ON the p W W ahl
hAlhOAd, and on and near to dsEtined nrns,a a d,
avenues leading 10 EdgemOor and TO The 'nIInelt
hver. LOIS are rarely sold nc positive sale cn,n
ma 70 IN ny excellent points and with such MILE
and Thatcher streets arc also proninentiv n,Ad
AND are many OF them on solid grOund '1bs asui va
perry OF inc u Il. l. Co. over eleventh hreet a. Po
IL nearly all Sold and pure has To need hardv huse
mlnded that now ID the time TO buy, 'e ID
TERMS OF sALE-Twenty per cent cash and ,b.
divided AZ and months bearing int.r,,sq vqualy
the day OF sale. Settlements In all cases to ha D
previous 70 the following Saturday. June I'm iSsS
AZ u M, otherwise purchase NAV be d,cls,"i S
VOlu, at the option OF the sellers) and parlies VIZ
pay Inc wnle In cash On or before that time vii, Io w.
entitled 10 clear discount OF three per rent ~ I ~
mediate possession on settlement. '~'
for himself and as Presl Chris imp' 4,
may2S.2i27'SO '' W.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

OTlCE.-NOtiCe is here by gwen that the under
IN signed has made application Tor the renewal
OF Certificate No. ll49 fur two shares Of Stock OF
the Ninl ngtOn Coal Gas Company, issued ~ j. r..
Warner, Trustee for =. Il. Warner The original
certificate having been lost or niislaid.
j. II WARNER,
Tfnstee for W. Il. Warner.
WIIMIEGTOE, May 10, ls13-1g6I'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

10 the Editor Of he Commercial:
Having seen In your paper OF the l7th inst a no.
tlee OF Pus Rice, ul une Of their drivers having
been hire by WALTON ~ james, take this method
of informing my cid Customers the cause of my
leaving them In the iEst place. Pusey Rice hirt d
man ir III Phade phh and paid MN more wages
than they were willing 10 pay nUand having served
Oh Tanall, West, ishi gt0n aud JeffersOn Streets
for nvn years AMI buIt up III route for ihem / did
not think 1t WAS doing me justice 10 put ME OH my
old route and put Fhil d mia driver on at an in
crease OF Wages ,ver amt aUu me. In the second
place din II hire with Wal on & James uutll after
had lett Plsey n Rice. GEO. T. HALL,
nyl9-f with " alton n James.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
3lNtifes.

NOTICE Mr. 4. B ST Vens of o iessa has been
IN appont-d Assistant Coroner, and will act in
that capacity at Cdessa, Middletown and vicinity.
my23 6ldltw q A. WlNSLOW, Coroner.
hTUTl E-Ihe MrHdel-s I'm Choral Union Will
~ meet for ithrrsil on saturday event 2, May
2Ith. All Ih" IN inntra are earnestly requested to
De present ljy oder OF
ny152l THE DIRECTORS.
oTlCE-STDrR .DERs MEETING.
IN Nkw SITE h w L4IEGION X. Il. Co.
Mey 23d, IS
The Annual Me ting of the Stockho ders of this
Company Will he hrn AT The ufliCe of the Company,
In New Castle, Oh rnuisiay, the 5t1 OF Juue at L
A. M. ALFRED HORNEIt,
my23 TIN Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24
9fnpnsaI8.
ITO CONTRACTORS

Sealed PROPOSALS will be received by the Com
commissioner,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

UNOARDING.-Tw gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with nrst-class board, in private family,
with home comforts, nv iHquirinR at
my22 1t Ne, b25 W. SEVENTH STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-24

Hayes manufactures none but nrst.class cigars
why ge TO Phiadell ha for cigars, when you can
obtain the same at home for le. . prices?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
A HOT IROS MAKES TROUBLE IN
A BED.

The intense cold Of the past few
nights has greatly worried a married
couple in neighbOring village, and
the retirement to bed at night was a
matter OF much discomfort. A few
evenings ago the good wife hit upon
having a heated brick at their feet,
and this not being easily accessible,
substituted q well warmed fiat iron,
snugly enwrapped in newspapers, and
that within fragment of an old dress.
The experiment was a charmed sue
cess at first. "This is cosy" mur-
INJURED the wife, as her little tOsies
barely touched the package. First
rate" CALCULATED the husband, and he
rusted his broad heels upon this cheap
ly prepared warming pan. ''I say,
wife, keep this thing up all winter"
" Very well, my dear" and then fol-
lowed in quick time the heavy nasal
note and delicate snore, showing hus-
band and wife sound asleep. Little
imagined they that a volcano was
stirring the stew at the foot of that
bed. Uneonsciously the lady's toes
touched the hot bundle, grown doubly
hot during their short nap, and, after
sharp nudge with her elbow upon
her other half, she fairly screamed,
p" What is the matter with that iron 2i
f" Eh? Iron p, and plank went his
left foot on the article in question. 1t
rested there briefly. With a curse and
q tremendous kick the bed clothes
were heaved high in air, and he tar
ried not in q hasty scramble to the
floor. The wife followed, landing on
her head and shoulders; a dense
smoke shot uD, succeeded instantly !
by q flame, showing the paper and |
dress on firel The husband kicked at |
the burning mass, struck with his |
hand, and finally knocked it to the
floor. There was a scramble to pre-.
vent the carpet from burning, and |
when it ended, the husband was Sc
verely seOrehed on the hands. beside |
a burning, flying fragment Of paper /
had damaged his hair. The wife, poor
thing, was paraJyzed with terror while
all this row lasted, and 1t was unani-
mOusly agreed, after quiet was re-
stored, that hot irons were not such a
cosy comfort after all, and that it was
not necessary to keep this thing up all
winter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
CHARCOAL As A MEDICINE.

The Live Stock Journal saws =
Nearly all sick horses and COWS are
made so in the first place by eating
improper food, OF too much of it. For
remedy, in the first place, attend to
every exterior comfort practicable. If
the weather is cold, plsee the animal
in warm quarters, avoid all expo
sure, and attend to pure air and strict
cleanliness. But there is one medi-
cine that can never do harm, and is
commonly beneficial. This is pulver-
lied charcoal. As we have Just re-
marked, nearly all sick animals be.
come so by improper eating, in the
hrst place. Nine cases out OF ten the
the digestion is wrong Charcoal is
the most efficient and rapid corrective.
1t will cure in majority of cases, if
properly administered. An example
of its use. The hired man came in
with the intelligence that one of the
finest cows was very sick, and kind
neighbor proposed the usual drugs
and poisons. The owner being III,
and unable to examine the COW, con-
eluded that the trouble came from
Over-eating, and ordered a teaeupful of
pulverized charcoal given in water
1t was mixed, placed in a junk bottle,
head held upward, and the water with
its charcoal poured downward. In
five nutesimprovement was visible
and in a few hours the animal was in
the pasture quietly eating grass.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
TEST OF TALENT.


A gentleman from Swamprille was
telling how many different oceupa-
tions he had attempted. Among 9TH
ers, ne tried school teaching.
How did you teach ?'' asked a by
stander.
"Wa'al, I didn't teach long-that is,
L only went to teach.D
ibid you hire out ?i'
"Wa'al, 1 didn't hire out. I only
went to hire Out.n
Why did you give up?D
Wa'al L gave it up for some rea-
son or nuther. You see, I travelled
into deestrict and inquired for tbe
trustees. Somebody said Mr.. Sniek-
les was the man wanted to see. So
/ found Mr.. Snickles, named nv obije
introducing myself, and asked what
he thought about Iettin' me trv nv
luck with the big boys and unruly
gals in the deestriet. He wanted TO
know if 1 raally considered myself
capable; and I told him I wouidn't
mind his asking me few easy ques-
tons In 'rithmetic and geography or
showing my handwriting. He said
no, never mind he could tell a good
teaeher by his gait. Let me see You
Walk on little ways, says he, and 1
can tell Jis's well 1 heard YOU exam
Ined,' says he. He sot in the door as
he spoke, and I thought he looked a
little skittish. But was considerable
frustrated, and didn't mind much so
L turned about and walked on as
smart as l knowed how. He said he'd
tell me when to stop; so I kept on till
| thought L had gone far enough
Then 1 s'peeted snthin was to paw and
L looked round. Wa'aI, the door was
shet and Sniekles was oone ~