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The New York herald., 1875-12-22
HORSES. CARRIAGEs &c.


&I nD WILL PURCHASE A BEAUTIFUL NEW TOP
Hros isNgress er Delivery ason worth $3.50 also
W., VI 80 worth $40; be sold Livery stable
&IIh A NICE TOP GENTLEMANs FULL SPRING
,tsoAd wagon. used but little also nice tor aida
Twenty third street " ~ ''' 49, NAo'
>41( SSLsLGhS SLEIGHs sLEIGHS
= ~ rorpsnd sleighs from $50 up, Albany Cutters
ony ana oseas ana top seighs Bells from 81 up Robes
very low from auction; best aud cheapest assortment on
oaeisns ~ NeN ioiA WILLIAM II. GRAY
20 and - Wooster street
POST OFFICE NOTICE.
A DyERTISERs ASD , THG PUBLIC GENERALLY
CIRCULATION or THE EVENING TJiLGR IN
LAST WEEK ATTAINED DAILY AykRAGR oP
6,286 COPIES.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE
The foreign mails for ths week ending Saturday De-
ccmber 23, 1875 will close this oee "Wednesday az
$50 A. NJ, for Europe per steamer Russia, Queens
town. Thursday at IL ID A. NJ tor Europe per stoamor
Wieland, via Plymouth and Hamburg; saturday al
II NJ for Europe steamer Eysia via Queenstown
at III NJ for France. steamer Perere via Havre
T. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-22

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-22

-" '"ht fh'noiucnn of Equc.iiian Art Con
uti.'i To" ,,ymmic Rug. brilliant Gorgeous Inn.
posing and Magnificent. ~ the World in CnptriLu-
ron. Ihr H.W hlcil oi Attraction, and Acme Ct
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-22

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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-22

It's C0nnterrart Can Not Be Found
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The Colossal 9hoN 0; the Universe

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ii. VA Hu0 New NullG unite their, .apit1l and
INp,uDurr. Two ointment. ,nniuiu,d for lu-tt,,,.
IVY lhi'r.aimrrui. y Million Wander. un Wheel.
ih' 'i'ai"r '"-ui' Nuyrl. hraeht 10 your ,Inol-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-22
thg to be sen Evident: That II Containg
The Great War Elephant "SALADIN" The
The Performing Elephant QUEEN ANNE

Just 0 seen ina o Iun
Ioe Lyi Rh ok. OF
Captured
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-06-22

Ten Exhibitions for One Ticket *

GRANDEST SIGHT EVER BEIiELD. HAS NO &C.
Feature advertised truly exhibited. The whole World as
harness. Massive Golden Chafots. Roman war tharot =
Indian Games Foot-Isacing etc. Has cquauo rival
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
TASTELESS
MEDICINES,

A prominent New York physician lately com.
planned to DUNDAS DICK ~ -. about their SAN
pALwOoD on CAPsULRs, stating that sometimes
they cured miraculously, but that patient Of his
had taken them without effect TN being Informed
that several limitations were sold, he inquired and
found his patient hal not been taking DUNDAS
DICK &tO'S.
What happened to this physician may have hap
pcncd 10 others, and DUMAS DICK a. CO. take
this method Of protecting phy-icidas, druggists and
Me'aseires. aud preventing UiL OF sASDALwoOD
frJm coming into disrcpute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
Will continue 10 d0so, for they contain tue pure on
In the beSf 0,td cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK A. co. usc more OIL OF SANDAL
wooD lhpn all the Wholesale aud Retail Druggi' r.
and PtSimcrs In the United States combined, and
this Is the sofe reason why th" pure on Is sold cheap
e. In their Capsules than In any other form.
on NJ Sdnofai,rooi II fast supcrsedng every other
remedy sixty Capsules only being required to insure
safe and certain cure In six or eight days From
nO other medicine can this result he Ind.
DUMAS DICK a. Cos SOFT CAPSULES solve tho
problem, long considered by eminent physicians OF
how to avoid the and disgust experienced In
swallowing, which are well known to dctract FROM
II not destroy, the good cffects Of many valuable
remedies.
Soft caprulcs are put up In InfoIl and neat boxce
thirty In each, and are the only Capsules prescribed
by physicians.
TXSTELEss MEDICINES. OIL and many
ether nauscoms medicines can he taken easily aud
safely Ia OUDNAS DICK a CO.'S SOFT CAPSULES
NO TASTE NO SMELL.
These were the only Capsules admitted to tho
last Paris Exposition.
scnd for Circular TO IS Wooster street, N.Y
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16

Secretary of the State Board, De-
troit, during tho coming autumn
and early winter.
| am appointing superintendent
in the several counties, who will
give their personal attention to col
lecting and forwarding samples of
products; and for that purpose will
attend the Fairs of the county; and
| trust the officers of the Agricultur-
al Societies, and Of her Organic
atoms of Farmers AMI Fruit Grow
crs will cooperate with the County
Superintendent and State Board,
in this work. Counties and sections
of the State, that wish to be rep
resented by samples of products
from such localities, can do so, but
should apply for space IN the ex-
hibition, at the earliest posi- bic
moment.
Each sample. should be accom-
panied with a statement, containing
the name of the producer, where
raised, and such facts relating to
soil and cultivation as may be
deemed of interest. 1t would be
desirable, to have samples of soil,
producing rare specimens, or heavy
yields, forwarded with the spoci-
men.
While our State has vast rcsour-
ces in its mineral products, and
lumber, yet the great source of its
wealth and prosperity, are the
products of the farms and orchards.
Shall these interests be well repre-
scented in the Centennial Exhibition
Of the nation, is the question for
the agriculturists of Michigan to
decide.
j. j. WOODMAN,
Waaager,
Paw Paw, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16

From the outline We learn that
OH Wednesday night, Sept. Sth, one
of the most destructive fires that
ever visited Reed City, started in
the old Dcwar House, and spread
until two dwelling houses, owned
by Jown McLane, the hotel barn
and Gibbs store were burned.
McLane's household goods, and
Gibbs stock were saved. The
loss in the hotel and barn was about
$1,000; said to be fully insured.
McIanc's loss is estimated ut about
$1,000; no insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of
an inccndiary; as the hotel had been
unoccupied for month. The flames
were first discovered in the rear
portion of the building, about nib
night, and the alarm given by Albert
Calhoun.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
The Centennial.
GENERAL OFFICE, Room No. II.
BANK BLOCK, Detroit.

BANK BLOCK, Detroit.
AS one Of the State Board it has
been mabc my special duty, to
supcrintcnd the collecting and ar
ranging for exhibition, specimens
of the products of Michigan soil.
This will include the products of
the farm and garden, the orchard
and the forest.
l am confident that no State in
the Union can present greater
variety of agricultural products, or
of valuable timber and lumber, than
Michigan; and in fruit growing, it
stands prccmincnt. The reputation
o" the State and the interests of
TIC Nation demand, that these in
tcrcsts be well and fairly repre-
scented in this great Fair, not of
the States only, but Of the World;
and appeal to the farmers, and
fruit growers and lumbcrmcn of the
State to cooperate in collecting
and forwarding specimens for this
purpose. We want pure samples
of all the varieties of wheat, and all
other cereals, grass seed, peas,
beans &C., produced in the State,
also, rare specimens of every val
liable product. Samples of grain
should contain two quarts, grass
seed one pint, to be put in sacks.
Selection, of gain and other pro-
ducts to be exhibited in The cur,
head, pod or on the stlk, should
be carefully packed in boxes, so as
not to be injured in shipping.
Prepared fruit and vegetables that
cannot be put in sacks should be
put up in glass jars or boxes oftwo
quarts each. All samples Of grain
seeds, etc, selected for exhibition
will be exhibited in glass jars, to
be furnished by the Board.
The products of the forests will
constitute a valuable and interest
ing feature of the Exhibition.
Specimens ofcvery variety of val
liable timber and ORNAMENTAL wood,
from the forests of Michigan, should
be selected and prepared in such n
manner as will do credit to this great
interest of the State. The bur,lcn
Of this division of the work, will
naturally fall upon the Lumbcrmcn,
and we have every reason to believe,
that it will be well done.
Every article or sample of pro-
ducts should be selected, prepared
and forwarded to +. W. Noble,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
ATTENTION FARMERSi
have on hand now the hest Wheat
ever introduced in the United
States of America.
TIE CELEBR A'rt.D


WHITE WHEAT OR GOLDEN STRAW.
The c,Ilm or stalk of this Wheat H.
from three to four feet in height, iistu-
lar and furnished with alternate Shcat-
ing, lanccOlnte, and smooth. The flow
ers are all perfect and arranged In II
terminal spike, the axis of which L.
dcnt;dc, and on each supports four tO
six sc-sib!c flowers. The calyX or out
or chaff has from > to 4 valves, the cor
ralla or inner c!latfiS also composed of
from > to valves, of which the inter-
ior is larger than Tie other, and ter
inmates long and smooth. The seeds
are arranged in from four to six rows.
Read what the Post Master says, the
best Wheat raiser in East Tennessee:
This ccrtiiics that have raised the
GOhitH .TyttW or white what, several
years. 1t cXccls all of the Is varieties
| have had under cultivation for six
years, in ripCning early, in making
more and better flour, anal less bran in
weight and standing the winter. Sow
in September anil October. The same
has II smooth head, stiifStalk and yield
cl Oh two acres this year 10! bushels.
y. Il. Blunt, i. ".
Terms to Agents.
Sample Packages as follows, the cash
to accompany all orders either by Reg
istcrcd Letter, Post Office Order or Ex-
press: Sample Packages prepaid, 80
One Put, 10
Half Bushcl delivered ut Depot or
Express Office, S2.75
One Buslcl delivered AZ alovc, S4.15
Address A. G. Joseph,
Cleveland Tenn.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16


TIE STAHis the liame of Warmers
new organ.-Heraid, Sept. 11M.
The above is simple schoolboy
confession that the Hrald was War
ner's aid organ; fact "Tommy"
persistently denied until last week.
The rcasoli for calling the STAR
Warmers organ, lies in the fact
that we allowed space in the STAR,
to Mr.. Warner, after he had been
refused chance to reply, through
the columns of the Herald, to a
false and malicious personal attack
from"Tommy." Anewspaper man
who will make a public attack upon
the private char ctcr Ofan individ-
ual and tho refuse to correct false
statements, or publish the reply of
the party maligncd, deserves the
contempt of every right minded
person, and especially all respect
able journalists, whose calling he
disgraccs. The man who will make
the statement Which have been
made y 7. ID. Talbot; not only in
Warmers case, but in The cases of
others we might mention; WI do
worse, ifthe opportunity is granted;
and, in our opinion, is wholly un-
reliable in any position of trust
whatever.
We do not ask the reader of this
to base his or her opinion upon
our mere "say so;' but desire them
to look back upon the record made
by this precious creature since he
came to Lake county. There is
abundant evidence to show that Mr..
Warmers case is but II fair sample
of Talbot's disposition and utter
worthl,ssncss. 1t is useless for
him to deny Warmers warm sup
port Of him and his paper up to
quite recent date: for all ci,izons
acquainted with tho facts, are we'll
aware that Warner did all he was
able to do for him. Warner is re-
paid for his earnest labors in Tai
bots behalf by tho most malicious
unit uthful attacks upon his charac-
ter, and the refu sal of chance to
defend himself before the same
people who pcruscd the base article
prepared by Talbot.
::'Tommy' also, has consider
able to say about our endeavors to
change the designation Of the pa
per to publish he delinquent tax list.
TO his stupidity and righteousness,
in this respect, We do not intend
to make particular reply, as we are
only too willing to trust our side of
That controversy to the showing
made by "Iommy's" on" misreprc
sentaiion. They do not need any
comment from US to show to Audi
tor Gcnercl Ely, cur Board of Super
visions, county officers, and every
person knowing to the action
taken by us, how completely and
cffcctually Tommy" is destroying
the last vestige Of confidence the
public may have had in his ability
and disposition to act honorahly
and tell the truth.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16

IL speaking of the shameful per-
sonal attack recently made upon ID.
c. Warner, by the Herald, Gamer
Oh, Of the Osceoia Outline, says:
ID. c. Warner, of Lake county,
who was recently attacked in the
Lake County Herald in what he
deems an Unjust manner, kicks back
rather forcibIy in the last issue Of
the Lake Co. STAR. lie thinks the
Herald nngratcful, and like King
Lear, he has realized that sharper
than scrpcnt's tooth it is to have
thanklcss friend. But so far
Warner has rather the best Of it.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
DR.. Berger's Tonic Bowel and Pile Pill
DR.. Bsrger's Compound Fluid Extract Of
Rhuharh and Dandelion.

The hest combination OF purely vegetable medicine,
entirely replace Calomcl or Blue Pill IL stimulates
he liver increases the how OF bile and thus
once torpdty OF the liver, biliousness and habitua
on.tlpation, AMI the diseases arising from such ~
yspspsia sick head ,che, fatulencc, etc. The effeo
iveness OF this Extnct will be proved vsby. at
the patient, rs two bottles sufficient t'
and stains caused Ivy liver troubles Price 81 per bottle
J bottles, s.; will be sent receipt % the prios
any address FREQ % charge. Prepared only b,
2. ALFRED RBiCHARDT. PHAnNAcrsr, 40a FovRrs
AvkSrK. NEW foRx CRY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
Adrian, Aug. 9th, 1875.

DrAI STAR:-Thinking that, per-
haps, your readers may be in
tcrcstcd in news from this part of
Indiana, | will send few notes,
which have been gathered while
passing from point to point, as |
have been travling within several
counties in this portion ofthc State.
| presume you have heard of the
foods and winds which devastated
the lands bordering OH the rivers
and smaller streams. | saw some
of these fields, and | find that there
has been damage, surely, but the
amount of it has been greatly cx.
aggcrated. Some fields ofcorn arc
entirely destroyed, but the number
of acres devastated is very small
in comparison,with the number in
a good condition. There are some
very fine fields of corn in the
vicinity of this village. Farmers are
very much Encouraged Mt the pros
pcct. Some farmers OH the river
bottoms have lost nearly all. /
heard of onc who had II 900 bushels
Of old corn swept away. 1t was
in the valley of the Wabash
river.
Some Of the farmers about here
got in their wheat in good condition.
Corn will be about two-thir,ls of n
crop; wheat, abuot one. half; and
oats nearly n full crop. Fair
weather is the rule now, and the air
is very dry and warm.
Our County Fair closed on last
Saturday. There was fine display
Of all kinds of stock.
There is to he a railroad through,
our village soon. The track is
being laid at the rate Of two to
three miles per day.
No fruit except grapes. More
anon.
T. G. r.
Dayton, Ind, Sept. 9TH, 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
AMERICAN WASH BLUE.
For Laundry and Household Use,
MANUFACTURER AT THE

a., NANUFACTUhED At THE
American lItramarinc Works, Newark, N. ].
Our Wash Blue is the best i'm the
world. IL docs not streak, contains
nothing injurious To health or fabric,
and Is used by all the large laundries OH
account of Its pleasing effect and cheap
ness. Superior for whitcwashing. Put
up I'm packages convenient for family
use. Price 10 cents each.
For sale by grocers everywhere. Al
ways ask for the american Wash Blue,
II you want the cheapest and best.
American Ultramarine Works,
ONCE, IL william street, New York
2-50--3-0
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16

THE editor of the Lake Co. Her.
ALL is hereby informed that the
present editor of the Ouhiae is
alone responsible for what appears
in the columns of this paper. Mr..
Radcliffe writes nothing for the pa
per, nor has he any "corncr" in its
columns. We say this in justice
to Mr.. R.-OaHinc.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16

OK the first Of September the
Flint & Pcrc Marquette Railway
Company paid coupons amounting
to SS6,S3S, at Mechanics National
Bank, New York City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
Ponds Extract.
The Peoples Remedy for Internal & External Use

The Peoples Rcmcdy for Internal & External Use.
PONDS EXTRACT CURES
fiieS, blind and bleeding: DETERMINATIONS and Ulcer
dfi0ns: Heno,yltage from any organ-Nosc. Gums,
Lung Bowels, Kidneys, womb, &C.; Congregations,
Ehidryeinests.
PONDS EXTRACT INVALUABLE
For DyseDfern and RheNpdfisD,; Inflammation ot
Eyes aud Eyeinis: Inflammation of Ora,ies; Vaginal
Lencolyhed; Ialic0se Veins, Sore Nipples
PONDS EXTRA CT for sale by all Frst-clas
Druggists and recommended by all Druggists, Ply
sicians. AMI everybody who has ever used It,
PiMfTILET containing History and tsts mailed
free on application, II not found ut your Druggists
PONDS EXrIACT co.
t3J New York and London.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16

A FEW weeks since the OsccolO
Outline published an item relative
to publishing delinquent tax lists
in foreign supplements, taking the
ground that such publication was
not in accordance with law in the
case. The item created consider.
able stir, and was quite extensively
copied and commented upon
throughout the State. SO far, We
believe, the only reason given by
those journals favouring the sup
plcmcnt printing, is that such has
been the custom fer s&c past TWEEN
ty years. The lac states that the
list shall be published in II news
paper printed and published in the
county, &c. The qucstio" is, does
"custom" make the law in this case!
We hardly think so! Publishing
an the aevspapcr certainly does not
mean publishing IN a.foreign sup
plement. The following, in refer
cncc to the question, is from the
Midland Times
The Uscco1a Ou,1ine comes man
fully up to the stand in its state
ment that the advertised list OF tax
lands should be published in the
body of the paper, and not in sup
elemental form, as is too frequent
" done, and further says that sew
cral lumbcrmcn arc preparing to
test their legality. We agree with
the Outline in this respect, and do
not believe that the tax lists pub
lishcd in Il supplement arc at all
legal. The law certainly does not
provide for their being published
On that manner, and it is very ex-
plicit as to their publication.
The Farwcll Register takes up
the cudgel in defense of supple
mental publication, after this fash
ion:
w. l.. Webbcr, Land Commits
sioner of the Il. & j. Nj. Railroad,
says there is no truth in the report
lately going the round of the press,
stating that the railroad companies
would contest the legality of tax
lists published in supplementary
form. The Register deridcd the
story from its appearance, claiming
that the Auditor General and his
advisors were far from being fools
and idiots, in recognizing and ell
couraging illegal measures.
No doubt you arc quite right,
Holden, so far rs your statement
regarding Mr.. Webber and Auditor
General are concerned; but did YOU
ever stop to consider the fact that
you place the Auditor General in
ala entirely false position by intim-
ating that he has anything to do
with encouraging Illegal meas
urcs.'' The responsibility rests
with the publishers who have the
tax lists printed in Lansing, De-
troit, or some other point outside
their own county, and then make
affidavit to the fact that legal
publication has been made. AS to
whether such publishers arc ''fools
and idiots" Holden is better able
to judge than we, as he has been
there, and OmgM to know all about
it. This trying to hide behind the
"partics in power" is all nonsense.
When the Auditor General is con-
vinced that a paper is legally pre-
pared to print and publish the list,
and makes Il contract for the legal
publication, his responsibility ends;
and if the publisher has the list
printed outside his county, it is
very plainly the fault of the pub
Usher alone.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
no ADVERTISERS. The STAR

iisMe OhLa, Lar.t,'si, md The Le"i;ng Paper
'in Like cor~.y --h"ri"gHe Largest Crc"io
tim, am A.iecrl;~rs shomii go0crn themselves
accordingly.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.

Under recent Laws large proportion Of Invalid
Pensions ran hc Increased Wrarc prepared with
official blanks aud will prosecute H. speedy issue ell
claiinr placed IN our hands. ny Act. June ~ 1871
nl Officers and cavalry men, who kst private horses
IN the service, IAN get pay for them N application
be made be ore january !, lsig Address with
stamp, D. w. BitOOKS& Gfi,IyO,.
lSuccc-sorr 10 Robinson a Brouks)
" kantcr's Block, tncxt to n. O1 Detroit Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-09-16
Land For Sale.

WORTH WHILE III. o sSn AND Ss let t. The call es at
family paper, the 'SrAR SpASGI.ED BANNER, Led
ger size, only 81 year. and choice Of fuelre elc-
gantR hromos, Albums, Books, &C., TO each sub
scriHer. We receive subscribers at only ~, which
secures the paper ycar and PREMIUMS al rent Jtee,
or We will club II with the STAR and supply both
for only SAID. Cal and see the pdptr. d2-:s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31
Hnnnnntar with a Shark.

Fs.al AS the white shark is to the M
armed. those who carry weapons OF deienS'
very frequently cope with and master him
even women. undaunted by their teeth
have been known TO stab and destroy then
in their hath One day little boy abou
eight wears old happened To he washed iro,.
a cs.tamaran which was managed by hi
father who was thus early initiating Inn.
into the hardShips of the mode OF life whic.
he intended him TO pursue; and before Ia
could Ne rescued from the turbulent waters
a shark drew him under and he was seen n,
more The father lost not moment. bu
calmly rose. and placing between his tee,l
q, L,r,p knife which he carried Sheathed IA
his summer-bani. plunged beneath the lash
ng waves.
lie disappeared Tor some time, hut ate.
awhile was occasionally seen TO rise, ans
then dive under the pillows. AS II actually
engaged with his formidable foe Aito
awhile the white foam was viSibly ungeD
with blood. which was viewed with a sen
S.tion Of horror by those who could onlN
surmiSe what was going on under the water
The man WAS again seen 10 rise and dlsap
mar. 50 that the work of death was evident
Ia not vet complete. After some iuriht
time had elapsed. 20 the establishment OF "a.
who were assembled on the beach-ior
considerable crowd had now collected Tia
body Of a huge shark was seen for few
moments above the white spray, which l.
completely crimsoned. and then disappeared
An instant after. the man rOSe above The
surf and made for the shore.
A., seemed nearly exhausted, but had not
q. single mark upon his body. which bore n'
evidence whatever Of the perilouS coniiC'
In which he had been 50 recently engaged
lie had scarcely landed when an immcnS
slark was cas-, upon the beach by the hil-
lows Il was quite dead, and was immed-
a,clv dragged by the assembled natives bc-
yonJ the reach Of the surf. As soon as the
Shark was drawn TO a place Of security II
Was orened. when the head and limbs OF
the boy were taken from his stomach he
body Was completely dismembered. and the
b,,1 severed from II, but none of the paris
Wen mutilu,ed- 49," Cassell's Popular Naiu-
ral history"