The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-04-04


on the grouai continuous lsugth OF
about 100 yards Of wet sewing thread
This, il . deception, was marvellous
one; for the operation had all the ap.,
pearance and tokens OF reality, since the
akin Of the stomach was slightly raised
around the orihce through which the
thread was being evidently drawn.
Our friends were fairly puzzled; and.
to add to their psrplexity the operator
cut of the thread close to the skin, and
placed piece OF sticking plaster over it.,
leaving it TO be inferred that the supply
of thread was unlimited, and could be
drawn upon '.to order"
master give me one piece OF money,
said he who appeared to be the principal
juggisr, suddenly speaking in English 10
Mr.. Hawthorne sssj,
.Whyr' asked the latter, taking ru
pee from his pocket and handing it to
"Gwd rupee" sail the man, jerking
the coin into the air with sharp Zip Of
the thumb nail, and drawing the true
ring from the metal; ''good rupee! mas
ter sure can hold him tight in his hand,
90 as cannot run away 7"
ITO be sure can, replied the young
gentleman. as4sIs so9 S
a.Master try. then,' said the juggley,
taking Mr.. Hawthorne's LETT hand and
placing the rupee on the palm of 1t. He
then requested the gentleman to place
the palm of his right hand over the coin.
to close both hands tightly, and not let
the money by any means escape.
thoroughly determined on that point.
our young friend pressed his hands to
gsther till he Was red in tue face Ial
"Master, quite sure got money in his
handi' asked the juggler. ns
"Quite, WAS the reply.
"Can feel him, master 7"
"Yes.n8 n'3a psassfs kss sssss -
Thejaggler took the gentleman's two
hands between his own, and muttered
seme ~eabaliaticg words then blowing
upon them and giving them heavy
shake, he asked with grin:
: ,sCan feel him now, master I"
Starting from his chair with bound,
and. We are sorry to record it, with "a
oath, the young Enslishman. with an af-
frighted look, unclasped his hands, and
there f.ll on the d.,or beneath. not the
rnnee. bu, : lively vriooliro little t,rown
snake about f;fteen inc6e. long whict,
NADIA ;,pmedia,elv for The lrps Of Can't
McTurk
Nov th;s oentlemsn. who under otfli
n.,y c;ror,n s,.nco, ves "a brova "a .
lion. hy NO means reli,hed or vas pfs
narad for an enconnter v;tb tho ,,avi a
whom no doubtless believed the an.
nroacb;no ren,iIa was an incarna,ion. a.
hastily tossiny both levs bigh in the air
the worthy cantain l,,t his halsnce. and
tooathar Win, b;s cha;, cana heav,,y -
the door. though fortunately with IS 81 s.
rious consequences beyond 3 broken
.back-of the chair. We mean
The worthy skipper soon picked him
self up. and seeing that the snake had
been captured by the lad, round whose
arm it was now entwined. ioineti in the
general laugh. and seated himself again
IN another chair that vaa placed for
him
"Msster take his rupee again y said
the iuppler Offering the coin to Mr. Haw.
thorue with. il must be confessed. re-
vuretful lool e,f ~ SIZE "a
aBvi .Juniter NO 70 said the gentleman,
.svou have fairly earned il besidesZ Z--.rll.
In mic ht tnrn into : snake again IN
vcar pociet. vou ware ooines to add
Havthorne.n > said Mr. Kemp 1 ssCome
confsas 5oF' .sfg e5al7lls,,ll 900 .ay,:l
.sws,,,, t;,ars,. M knov,no wbat tho,
imo OF otSlarkness might do. alter Z what :;
49,. ,..,,...s.,a y .a.,,;.d h;.1 f.;.aa 80
A. .m,sr aover not Ivas ,no,. ,,,.csl
mon the 4 ,or nv ihe i,,ooIers Who ra
orss,sa ,h., b,. comrsae rr;yb, he !.
loved to h,;ng nm soma osr,ieo' moi,
s.o.. the.. 1;,tlas ,J,s cf ,,roun.3 ,l,al,,.
Permission being. accorded. the mar
went, and 10 two minutes returned viii
small quantity OF fresh EARTH tied up
IN q corner OF his chudder, which was
Deposited inthe aower pot and lightly
pressed dsdowa- Taking from his basket
ory mango:ssone, ana handing ]
around 70 the company that they nigh
a n q a N