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The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
-A-RINE N NEWS.
POET OF PORTLAND.

Monday, April 3.
ARRIVED.
Big liza. Chandler, Port Johnson-coal to Randall
s. McAllister.
Sch Hattie Ross, Norton. Ponce -molasses to Phin-
Sen Royal Arch. Crowell, Philadelphia coal to
Boston & Maine RR.
Sch Sawyer. Cook South Amboy.
Sch M Branscomb, Dodge, Boston for Calais
Sch M l. Crockett, Hutchins, Boston for Bangor.
Sch Metamora Wiley. Bremen.
Sch Robt Ripley, Fernad, Belfast for New York.
Sch NJ Sproul, Sproul, Bristol tor Boston.
Sch Lucy Jane, Hopkins. Rockland for Boston.
Sch Cambridge, Rowe, Westport for Boston.
Schs Niger, Alley, and Maria Louisa, Southland,
Sch Robert Woodruff, Lewis. Wiscasset for Glou-
cester.
CLEARED.
Sch Henry Wilmington, Chase, Baltimore- Berlin
Mills, and Oriental Powder Co.
Sch Flora Grindle, Stanley York-S NJ Smart.
Sch Josie, Newbury, Prospect Harbor-Nathaniel
Blake.
[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
= BOoTHBAY, March 25-Ar, sch Mary Elizabeth,
Dunton Portland.
March 3O-Ar sch Annie Freeman, Harris from
Rockland.
sl fqp r Kate cossoek Western Banks
SID, sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton, Portland.
The report of the arrival OF barque Edwin Reed at
AntNerp from San Francisco is contradicted.
IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED
Ar at New York 1st, harque Homeward Bound.
Merrman, Liverpool {; Investigator, from Havre;
CARA McGilvery, Walnut, Montevideo; schs AdeI-
Ia McLoon, Pernambuco; A Jewett, Cardenas:
Eddy, Rideout, Rio Grande; steamer Crescent City,
Aspinwall.
Ar at Boston I'd. barque Florence Peters, Mount
fort, Sagua.
:. Ar at Liverpool 31st, barque Wetterhorn, Wyman,
New Orleans.
AR at Pabellon de Plea Feb %, Edith Davis, Nc
Carly, Valparaiso via Iquique.
London. Apl 2-Harque Fannie, from New York for
Cronstadt, is ashore at Leming. Probably total
loss.
April 1. NV Of Barnegat 80 miles, barque Carrie
Long, from Cadiz for Portland.
March 2 lat 3O Ion 70 10, brig Carrie Bertha from
Matanzas for Portland.
March 25, lat 3S "a. lon 70 49, brig "Mariett, from
from Matanzas for Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
The Question of Disarmament.

PARIS, April Representatives of the pow
ers in giving the Porte notification of the sign
ing OF the protocol will urge Turkey to send as
soon as ossible delegate to St. Petersburg to
negotiate for disarmament.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
Bank statement.

NEW YORK, ,McR. 31-The following is the weekly
statement of the New York City BANKS Ior the week
ending March Slst as compared with the previous
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
METEOROLOGICAL.

FOR THE NEXT TWENTY -FOUR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEP SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, DC, -
April g. Il A. M)l
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03

CAIBARIEN. Schr Delhi-357 bhds 80 tcs mo-
lasses to Churchill & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
Daily Domestic Receipts.

PONCE, PR. Schr Hattie Ross-2s7 pun IS les 20
bbls molasses to Phinney & jackson.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03

B, water convey yance- 1000 bush cornmeal to @
" irue & Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03

I'11ee 1U50'
Appended to the debt statement is the following:
The large reduction of the public debt as shown by
this statement arises from the cancellation and de-
struction of balance Of the per cent bonds OF the
funded loan Of 1881 held in trust for payment of
bama claims as provided by the 18th section of the
act of June, 1874 vz-$7 ,OOO the balance of the
original investment of $15,5O0,000, and $2,4O3SOO
representing the accrued interest thereon.
The payments made from the Treasury by war
rants during the last month, exclusive of disburse
ments made account of the interest or the pin
cipal Of the public debt, were as follows:
civil and miscellaneous. s............$ 4608, ,3l3 90
War OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,712,459 13
Navy. ...................... 1,325,905 AZ
interior Qndian and pensions) )...... 3,550,902 II
Total. =. =. -. S12 147 58I o5
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE
MAINE

Especial to the Pressl
City Election in Calais.
CALAIS, April 2.-Our city election was held
today. Mr.. p M. Perington (Republican) was
elected mayor byitwo hundred majority. P.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-03
FOR Ell G N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

LONDON, April 2.-Despatches from Berlin
to the Post and News, and from Paris to the
Standard, represent the public feeling in those
places is no more hopeful since the signing of
the protocol.
The Significance of the Protocol
ST. PETERSBURG, April 2.-The Golos re-
CARDS the signature of protocol as recognition
of Russa's right to proceed to measures of
coercion should the Porte not fulfil the condi.
tlons under which Russia considers it possible
to withdraw the troops from the Turkish from
tiar
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
NEW YORK.
FAILURE.

= - ~NN FAlLUNH. III
New York, Nov. ga Montreal special
says the financial circles was srsatly agi,a.
ted yesserdsy By tho apnouncsd failure Of
the hsrdwsss arm of;NalhollAnd 4 Baker.
The frm has been 10 business here for up
ward Of forty Year,, and Mulholland is .
shareholder in7seveIsa banking instisutiona
Baker 10 brother d the solicitor general
q Quebec. On tbs s.ock exchange the an
nosncsmept Of The failalS 1aased great *
ci.smsnt, asd- tank sescss were subjecssd
4soa rapid decline. the heaviest fall occur
ring in the Consolidated. Merchants ard
Peoples. thess bstne stiiutions with which
the nrm .rasssIsed. .thesE6ss oi.their bsnk
inE EbasineaA a issaid!shat The CoOsol'dta
u is involsed 40 ishe ex,en. Of tllo.oon
|as9 ,hs, Afsrchin. 1t Is rumored. TOR 8
equally heavy amount No statement Of
ths liabilities have vet been prepared. but
they are believed 70 be very heavy. .r,.,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
.ls!!.et:!...l:A,lso',vs., .ls!!.e 1: q: {.
rHE srRIKERa.

Philsdelphis. Nov. 8.-The striking wes.
Sers vseed 70 sccsps the reduction Ia wagcs.
BANEaUF1cY. a q
n & 6psansasld. Ills. Nov. e-Conden wssd
Sof Hloonlagton, has died . voluntary psll.
tson 10 bankrup,cv With liabilities Of one
milltos eiEh, hundred .hssaaDa dollars.
vlsA scarcely suy ssseb. AE. Wed hsD
bsse loasiss uosey for Other parties 90
I'iinois tsSm mortgage, suassaieeias Inter
ca, and ps,ncipl cf tho iosua The sccuri'
,ies AsvsaG ssek - sotAlaG. - - seft BE-
,wcca ,hs nal creiiloss saad, he issolvsai
dcb,ors Among bic cfeditnss arr The .Etus
liss ls>srspreaorssyoi Hartford, es7o.'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
Volume - sYANKToN DAKOTA TERRITORY THURSDAY EV


OoO; I. A. Linger, Waterloo. N. Y, $780,.
ooO; Hiram Stbley. Rochester, N. Y. e2ss..
0O; Henry Ideson. Now York City, $751;
0oO; :. B: johnson, seuec. F.,is. MY. !,
$4,000; w. Il. Balm. New York City.
5000, and others To smaller amounts.
DEFACLrER.
;. Trenton, Nov 81, hss been discovered
that Walter T. Bartlett, receiver ot tsxesls
this city, and proprietor of the Anssican
hotel. is desaulter. y He was .srrcsted last
NJ Ight and Lodged inja'l. a q
1 ,50e1 Stake. ,leT9 &oGE
New Orleans. Nov. s.-TheH cigar maker,
op strike, numbering about nine hundred
hfld meeting last night and passed reso.
lqtions dsm.ndies az iDcrea.s Of two to
four dollars per thousand. They appointed
. committee Of fifty to organize and induce
the workmen to join the strike.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
'coNcREssIoNyAL.. .

HOUsR.
Washington, Nov. Sat 10 10 the houal
went into committee Of the whole, Nf
Cox, Of New York, 10 the chair, uron The
army appropriation bill.
sDNATE.
Washington. Nov. 8.-During the morn.
ing hour . number of b,,iH we're introduced
and referred to appropriate COMMITTEES
among them. the following: Ass
By Mt. Mathews, : bill supplementary 70
the act entitled An act to provide for the
resumption OF specie payment" approved
January IA, 1875.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted resolution IL:
structtng the committee on judiciary 10 in
quire and report whether any legislation 8
necessary in order to authorize the pAymen,
out Of any monies received OF 70 bs 70.
ceived from tie Sspabiic o. Mexico, Of
otherwise to American claimants of awards
made by the commission created under the
treaty between the United States and tha,
vepnblic, ratifcstions whereof were ex.3
changed on the lat Of February, 1851
Agreed 70.
A resolution was submitted BY Mr.. Naxey
Tuesday last. calling on aks president n,
information In regard tothe rescue of pris
oners from the Stark county, Texas, jsii, BY
outlaws from Mexico. In August last, wa,
taken up and agreed to; slso . resolution
submitted BY M. Mitchell, Of Oregon,
on Tuesday last. calling upoi the sscrstaty
Of interior Tor Information q tothe mum.
Der Of miles Of the Northern Pacinc rail
road csnstrdctsd. what change has been
made In the line. DO.
The ss.ss. thes 1t IL :sS wentinso sxscu
tive session.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
Seven: Reasons | !.
81 - - - ~
T lax sIe57s lni :ra133s "a
WHY YOU SHOULD ,,..Y i,
BUY YOUR OYSTERS
JENKINSON'S ::

1st. Because his 10 the only
house in the city that mskes
q speciality Of Oysters and
Fish.
ID. Because .he sells the
best brands Of OysteFs. -
3D. Because he ships Oys-
ters direct from Baltimore
per express, avoiding the
thawfng, freezing and delays
which freight Oysters are
subject to, destroying their
fine fresh havor.
9TH. Because he sells all
goods at . living profit.
5th. Because he has had
many years experience in the
Oyster business, and there
fore can give his customers
more and better goods for
CAe money t0an any 0tnor
house in the city.
9Th. Because Of his con-
stantly increasing trade in
handling many hundred dollars
worth Of Oysters each year, he
Is enabled te get q large d iscount
enabling him to soil Z cheaper
Oyster for the quality than any
other house in the city.
9TH. All goods warranted a
represented.
Fresh Fish evsry Thursday
evening.
Oysters by the case in any
quantity on Four Days Notice.
II. H. JENKINSON,
Third ST., North Side.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
Kansas Sends Up her Custsnary
3S,oeA. u E c
Close Nsts On tho ss'psems ,ut0sskil
Of Psnnsysalia.
Text Il s'a.':, ,asl''A.a. I j'as',l sAla D
congr...ien., ptsss ssdl,s. aat a,x.sh.
ineton ltsms. .--...--.-.
THE ELECTIONS.
,gS.ReuN6YLyAsA.

rai'.ie.lph,s Ne,.s. IT. Ps.,, ss.pab:
lican. says c,m plstssor cl. .Aslyt lia.tsd re
turns from City Of sixty six counties in
Pennsy ylvania indicate that the democrats
will elect Truokey. for the supreme court
Judge, who runs behind hi, ticket BY bstwesn
one and two thousand in 6Ay countie,
Where the majorities are iu, the democrats
will have 2 943 votes to spare, while the nix
teen TO hear from gave Hays. only 1854
over rilden last year. Unless unlocked for
gains have been made in those counties
Judge sterrist, republican, for supreme
u,lge, is defeated. aTsa 50 :
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sA'LsoAos.
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LINES.

TIE CHICAGO xoHfn wnsrok1 1AnvAS
Enb1asss. padsr .pns Management lie Gree,
Ena1 arank - hsilway Mnes Of The West and Nor,h.
nectfons, forms the shor;esl and auicfest rome
betweer Chicago and ail points in nlipois. VIE
sS1ss,n; SS.;. .ofths,n nichiSsn, Minnesota, lows.
rtes. Its : = :" :.
Omaha and California Lin, "
T. ne 81 shortest @ aua best roue between Chicago
California, Oregon. China, japan and Asstrslis
Chicago, St. Paul 4 xinnsapeNs l;ae,
L 1.-the the :ho,ss.t ltas es.ween cliesso and al
lndiot Madison, 81. Psui. Minneapolis, Duiu,k.
and all points ii the Great Northwest. iis
Ia Crosse. Winona and St. Peter Lin,
Winona, Rochester, ow. tonna, 1asksto,r st. Pc.
Csn,S nn:;.os linn; ana y points in soa'her. .na
Green Bay and Marquette Line
e the only line between .hicago and Jaue,yille.
Watertown. Fond do Lac. Oshkoeh, Appleton,
Houehhton, Hspcock and the faEe Superior coun.
Fresport and Dubuque Linz ~,
= = ne only route bstween Chicago ana Elsin.
lts epo''''
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
is the old Lake Shore hcut, and is the only M.
passing between Chicago ana Evans, on, Lake
rs Forest: ~ h,gaiani Park. Waukegsn. Racine, ke-
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Car,
are run on al thIo1gn trains Of tnls Euao.
This is the ONLY LINE running these carr lie
tween Chicago and st. Psui and Ninneapo ia.
Chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Winons. or
Chicago and Green Bay
Close connections aie made at Chicago With the
LAKE shore Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
frai, baltimore Ohio, Pittsbufg. Ft Wayue 3
Chicag Kankakee Line and Pan Handle Rout .,
tQr III points East md South East. and With :he
points South. 1890
Ciose Connections are also made With tie Upio.
Pheihc r. r. At Omaha for all far West potnts.
Ctose rOansctt0ns mode At j6NetSon Do{sls vita
r0ias Of az cross poiats. -, -:
Tickets over this route are col BY all Coupon
Ticket Agente In the Cni,ed States and CansdAs
Remember. you ask for your Tickets va the
Chicago 4 North Western Railway, and tatc none
Ne. York ONCE. No. as Bro.dw.y; Boron
Once, No. state stiret; Omaha once, rs Easn
&treet; Chicaso fieke Onices 81 clark SfSesf,
under sherman House; Is Can i, corner Madison
and Canal streets: Weue Stree, Do OF, corner
Welle and KlnNe streets. e- a. II.
For rates or information not sttaipable nom
yoor home ticket agents. apply to
Gen. Manager. Chicago
Va a!1:, .E:n,E.::' E..::s'.,, ,n.e.,c
= 2
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
WASHINGTON.

noNoRlka LATE sEHAToR AeHrox.
Washington. Nov. IA mass meeting
Jo colored persons vi held here last nisSt
in respect 70 the oe0ory Of lass senator
Morton. Addresses were delivered sby
Frederick Douglas, Pinchbsek Ind Rev.
j. g. Baswsll, end: suitable resolutions
adopted.
NoNINATIOn. ,Ag&
Washington, Nov. 8.-Ihe following nom.
instions have bssn sset TO The sensts to-day
Henry 8. Sanford, Of Florida, 70 b ninisse,
to Belgium; Wm. A. Stuart, collector ol
internal rsvsnus, I'D. district Of Kentucky
wn,L ;BUvsis reslstsf Of land oaie.
New Orla.na
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-08
THE DOMINION.

Montreal, Nov. THE liabilities of
Baker. and Aulholand are t50o, 900; the
Assets show surplus. The house goes into
liquidation.
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aARkE1s sY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELE6RAP n
WALL STREET.
New York, Nov. s.
Gold--l.02lc.
!. Money!.
Governments-Lower.
ssGlsssLese2. .Gxo0 ,fasd W
NEW YORK MARKET.
! New York, Nov. 8.
WHEAr-dull spring buyers favor win.
ter grades; steady No. 2, spring November
l.274c.
CoRx-lc lower; active; 6la@6lic
OArs-seady S3@Ssc for mixed west.
ern.
PoIK-dull; l4.3o@l4.5O.
LAaD-hsayy; s.623c.
WHIsKv-lO.
MILwAuKEE.
Milwaukee, Nov. 8.
WaEAr-9aiss; sncAsaea; l.Qs1c fol
caah; l.osl for Noveuber.
Cosx-Arm; CSC.
OAns-a<lc.
RSs-66c.
BAa,r -s.,~ 1of8468
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CHICAGO.

49, Is H' iea " Chicago, Nov. 8. 4
> wnEAr-hrm and higher; l.oeic bid sor
oash; 1.o5s@1.054c for November l.o43c
December. . - 1'i @''a''f
co.s-drn ,4d and higher; Ale for cash
4Sic for November. 4
3 oArs-.s.ady 24sc for cash 24ci for
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FOREIGN.


T T. 49, IA10. s-.1.s
Msdid, Nov s.ETbe cortes are 10 he
cpnvsked for January to approve Kias Al
fonso's marriage
The lower house is expected to uoauj-
lously vote subsidy.
FkOM AUSTRIA.
Vienna, NV 8 S-Mshmond Dsrnad Pc
ahs 10 going to Lesbos to meet Medhat Pc
sha, for the plrpose Of arranging the differ
ences between the latter and The sultan.
. WAR ITEMS. t
Rsgusa, Nov. S.-Montenegrins are bonn
harding Fort Serbian, near spuz; they also
have twenty siege guns in position before
Podgoritza.
% THE FRENCH CRISES. t& &&
Paris, Nov. S.-The Solid and other con
servative journals discountenance the pro-
ject Of ofdemandins . vote Ct confidence for
the ministry. Ly.s e,,.~+ r....4s
In the lenate committee Of deputies o.
the right have been appointed to consider
whether the minority shall withdraw in 4
body, whenever the majority shall inyalidate
the official candidates elected. ~ = %
A report was current last night that the
bonepartists and monarchists had re .olved
in the case that their elections, are invalid
sisd .by xholssale, 70 resign in body and fur:
uish pretext for another dissolution.
Paris. Nov. 8-The De Brog,ic cabinet
will remain in Office for the present.
The members Of the right 10 the seoate
have abandoned tho project for hsspel;
1t Is understood that the left OF the cham.
Der Of deputies hsve resolvSd 10 rnvalidsss
the election OF tboss conservatives Who
we're retntasa ~ s9ah aseii,s
Rsmors are current Of Z difference be-
tween Grevy. president Of the chamber of
deputies. and Gambetta.
London, Nov. s.-The racs for the Liver
pool cup. at the Liverpool autumn meeting,
to-day, was won BY Blakes; Arbitrator with
an advance, second; Footstep third.
DECISION OF THE ENGLISH COURT.
London. Nov. s.-The decision of Lord
Aoncrief, referee, in the arbitration be.
tween the Clyde operative shipwright and
shipbuildsrs. We givsa to-day 10 favor Of
the masters. The ssferee hslds that The
state Of trsde op The Clyde does not warran,
% sdvsocs q wsse..s Ths1 lockout, haa
lasted six hontke. E3Ek =
THE SIEGE OF KARs AND RUSSIAN VICTORY
London, Nov. S.-A Rassian o6lcial
dispatch, dated Kunkdara, Nov. 9, says
Gen. Lazarof yesterday occupied . position
In front of the south easters forts Of Kars,
for the purpose Of erecting ssiEs batteries.
The Turks attacked him, supported by q
FIRE from the forts. The Russians beat them
back in disorder, pusued them into Fort
Ha6se Pasha At the point of the bayonst, in
flicting great loss spiked the guns
captured 10 officers and 80 men then retired
Al
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-19
COLUMBIA
HIGH SCHOOL =!
Columbia, Tennessee.
T. F. SEWER, Principal.
H.B. EDMIST0N, Associate Prin.

The first term of this school will open in
the College building on Monday, Sept. 3rd,
ISL Tuition from 800 to 5000 per monIh,
according 10 advancement. An incidental
Zee of SI.OO per term will be charged each pu-
nil. All bills due at the end OF each school
month. For pupils entitled 70 Denent OF
pT1hIic fund, no charge will be made in free
school Studies. For circulars containing
further information, apply 10
T. r. SE.NIt.R, Principal.
or II. B. EDMISTON, Associate Principal,
Aug. 3l-lST7.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-19

suits Clothing Fifty Gents the Dollar
h
BOOTS AND SHOES. warranted
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1877-10-19
Furc -2.on Per Day.
20. T.. ALIEN ANDER y CO., Propri"tor-.
Scpts-ly
For Rent
+ . II

The valuable farm of about four hundred
acres, known as Ihe John .. Cook farm. lN-
ing on tn" waters Of Big E,gDy Greek, IN tho
county OF MaUrN, adjoining the lHEd j. -;
.IaIueS II. Webster. decd, j.. ii. sellers,
samuel ! StTayHOru and others. ! viii in
accordance win the decree Of the Houora-
BILE Chaurcry Court Teretve bids at my Office
until neon up.n The 2Dth day Of October.
I 81. Tor lLo rent Tor 1875 of the above de-
>criuCd tract OF band. The renter or renicI-
VIII be required 10 execute notes with good
>ccillIy. Imyublr lJ,h November, i>7N, and
lien rctaiI.cd upon crop in addition.
OsI. ~, lNS7 D. Il. COOPER, &. & VI.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-05-20
THE SENSATION OF sTAREING.

For the first two days through which a
| strong and healthy man is doomed to exist
upon nothing his suffsrings are perhaps
more acute than in the remaining stagee
he feels an inordinate, unspeakable
craving at the stomach night and day. The
mind runs upon beef, bread, and other
substantials but still, in great measure,
| the body retains-its- strength. On the
| third and fourth days, but especially on
the fourth, this incessant craving gives
place to sinking and weakness of the
| stomach, accompsn ed by nausea. TIE
unfortunate sufferer still desires food, but
with loss of strength he loses that eager
craving which is felt iu the earliest stages
Should he chance to obtain a morsel or Two
of food, he swallows it with wolfish
avidity but FIVE minutes afterward his
suherlngs are more intense than ever. He
feels as if he had swallowed a live lobster,
which is clawing and feeding upon the
very foundation of his existence. On the
fifth day his cheeks suddenly appear hOl-
low and sunken, his body attenuated, his
color is ashen pale, and his eyes are wild,
CLASSY, and cannibalish. The different
parts of the system now war with each
other. The stomach calls upon the legs to
go with it in quest of food the legs, from
very weakness, refuse. The sixth day
brings with it Increased suffering, although
the pangs of hunger are lost in an over
powering languor and sickness. The head
bered dinners pass in hideous procession
through his mind. The seventh day
comes bringing increased lassitude and
further prostration of strength. The arms
hang listIessly; the legs drag heavily; the
desire for food is still left, to degree, but
it must be brought, not sought. The
miserable remnant of life which still hangs
to the sufferer is burden almost too
grievous to be borne yet his inherent
love of existence induces desire to pre-
serve it, if it Can Go saved without a tax
upon bodily exertion. The mind Wanders.
At one moment he thinks his weary limbs
cannot sustain him 8 mile the next he is
endowed with unnatural strength, and if
there be a certainty of relief before him,
dashes bravely and strongly forward,
wondering whence proceeds his new and |
sudden impulse.