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Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
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Settlers in the comparatively dry re gions of the RocSy Mountains and con- tiguou5 pla;eauz are making disc,v- cries on the wate: question aside from by artesian wellsl do. Arizona, many streams of consty ' ink volume near their sourcd, ,yfGK Jt75f sigh; long be fore they uiite With other streams Our Santa CrFz, San Pedro, San Simon and other va!Ry set:trs may get prac tical hint in lhc following taken from the Visaiia Dtlta Of October ,:
 The settlers tn lowg Deer creek have just put in practice atheOry advanced some time since, proudly a year ago It has been believed ,ld held that an underlow of Nater, iSficient TOT ir- rigatiOn purposes, eXs.cd in and near the channels d creks and rivers which, through the nmmer months, are as dry as tle plans On their bOr- ders; and now to prye that theory. these settlers haVe gone to the bedrock at the bottom q Deei creek, and re- moving all the iand arOss the bed Ci the creek, have fund supply of wa ter Sgfficien; to ltill .hsir ditch. The creek will now he damned with clay from the bedrock up, which will ei- Actually stop thd water flowing belcw in the bed of th9creek This theory, if correct, if folltwed 0tt in the "a. riOus streams inllle county, will give us a water supply never before dream ed Of, and the value of wlich eau nev- CT be estimated.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
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 " v. 9. Z." -Gs letter i1 .he Chice- SC G-ncs, C4.-5 Tucson, so-ember ! 1878 TC shcu what kind Of tdess e strange gathes shout our .owl, Q few ez.acls gre here given. n speaking o3 She EeaS. oe San AgusJi-, the CO., respondent scys.
 Al these festivals, She 1Tez5ccn5 and inctc-1 -sseUsls 5p -uU5e1= from .he --r2i districts There is one small band o. sawi-ciTi'iaet Indians. wEo seem unlike c-- apart rom ai. c5he-s. and moe nearly resemble gypsiC1 ttaE ether a-eSlcllI or Indiana TheT move a-cl- -L small parties. and when eyer .hs-5 i1 feast CT 8 ls--s -esle-- I-E e. any kind. Ley arc always pres eat Ti.E -11lr 1oIu.ecGl- t.iC.-s and pt-tOrwaLceS. They have also with --e-- mIsioa. Ifs i--sl-eL'5 L1c1 ELscl they s'n5 a-1 Dlcy Ur accompany tl. tcnc rg giT.5, who -E edCtls,ic gG-t, pc1ior.l sJ.C- e. tLC.1 -lt-ola' Cauce1
 . b erie l.-e'y some of " he boys " stuffed this lr-SA. correspondent W.tl some harmless lancie5 and ke sincerely told the slo-.ss es they vers 10. ted to hin. Tho c7-csc cor6en. 7i5i.eC San Z2.'e-. as wac lis and every c.le- visltc-'s bcucden 1ctg. Ee-s CT, S few sentences Gom L.s remarks Etou. the old church. and t.8 coniert9:
 Il ls Q spectacle % make enc shud- le- il sCi-s e. ltcgclG There ere s,iA e-Ly-fve i-e-sj-cj s.1.-e1 cf Apostles ard saiE-s left stsnd.cg ia .lei. Inches. ELay Gl slew sk.iir-i wC-ku arship a-d mus. nave been brought CJ tle fathers from Spain. The IClu altar tlse.1 i5 covered wi.h beaten, virgin Co-l tG-e1 by Gle monks or .he.r Indian pTOsely.es from -he mines.
 Ai, .a a'l tLa ic,te- is gossipy, i1- te-esd1r, and c-;,e faithful representa- ten or current jile and its cEaiTs here. Bu. sou. vel, informed people inaa. J1Lt tle co--5,p3ldelt had al ever imagination, or ufs "iosL- cd !" ia Q lsv particulars by the5 5acu.a- togo s7o-g t1v- ka7 to help the sizipl. inquirer 70 Information.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
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Arizona lI-e-s 1cg earn some ming e sroas 7a.r- -o Lem, 5y rea1- ing tEo following from the Centre Co-;a (C,i1 Gzzs5e
 Th.s new cereal ir5. r.-o1u5eG iz OUT section tb.s s5cso-, r-cn-ses to oe enc ot ,Ls most gEciiic -d -- -2b.5 Of OFT sack -eci Erc forage grCPs Cc -ar az can 1e iudzsc EoE the limited rom .El9 o.a-- val te two CT jlTes tjnes Ca much as grcn Indian c5-1. and some Cf the spscIEes si thC late fli-, showing leG-y heads, were grown On s1coe ground unsuitable fo- Indian corn. -Ee neal ls said Co make e delicious bread which ia generally. preferred by these who tGTo eaten i; 70 that made from Inc Indian corn we-I, and one lady Of our town, 1L-s. Dr. C-r0tha-s. who l25 c .eW plants, "a her Cg-lec this season, repor.s AC--t
 nc 9c--1 il much superior to ps2Til barley used 2s e tl.cEeulcg tC- sOGP.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

HON. T. c. McCCE,GcE'S nanlg- meat Of our nations interests at ;al great Paris Exposition, $ highly cred itable to himself and his country. Tl1 press generally speak in uErese-Te1 praise ofil Recently, FTesider: White of Cornell University, returned from Paris where he had been O. duty ir .co1necuon wlth ;le Ezai5,t.oa. ard tn Q report to the New York Tribune. he says:
 ' think that from every poirs oi view our people hayocauss to ccnrr-t- ulate themselves. Clmmissioae- lie Ccrmick managed with good cersa and with the de.eyIinatiOr .h1t CT country shouldn't Elffer fTCE sucl scandals as characles zed tho Vienna affair. He refused 10 louctc1GrCe Cat- .ilg-hoUses and driEkirE saloons, w,icl were the baue Of the Vienna E-Bcs.- ton He gave good spice Co A2e-ic1l industry. We have resOn 60 be proud of the part we have ,alen.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
Janis Kissed xe.

Jamie kissed me! Jamie tissed 1ael
 ! know that 1t wGs wroEsl Ee caught me meath the linden tree,
 And in his arms 20 strc1g I had no chsnoe.to run e7sy,
 Twas no use tc reslst; Ee neither asked ne yes nor nay.
 But caught. Nno kissed. and kissed. He krev cute well nc one Vss near
 To help TIC get away, And Jamie Ssems to have 10 fear
 For aUght the aeigEOors say; I'd think 'twcUid shame oaso os his size
 To catch mite Ike me, And kiss her lips, and cheeks, and eyes
 Beneath tLe linden tree. Plt there was heaven in his kiss
 That thrilled ne through Gad through And n his arms vas greater bliss
 ThRne's- 5ssore knew; Yet, tbocGL a:s li-sse We.o 50 sweet,
 Tn angry as can ts; I'll tell him so next time we meet
 Beneath the linden tree.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

The Io-lOWllg iG-ser EaS been sent us by Mr. St. Clair Bearing, who ar rived at San Carlos about two week8 ago from the East:
 SAE CARLOS AGENCY, ARIZONA,
 October 9, 1878.
 EDITOR CTTIZEE: In your issue O. the 5th instant, appeared an article headed "1ntemperance among San Carlos Indians,' which is sc entirely .irreconcilable with facts, that I as- .sume Of course, you must hlsEe r,isur- .derstoOd the purport of any conversa- ton held with the chief, on whose statements you profess to base the sdi- torial in question; Chief Eskiminzin with g forecast, as credita6le as it is unusual to find in an Indian, has fer some time desired to possess a hone of the reservation, where he can in- own larger tract of land than Is possible O. it, and ia further ance of this wish has TO longer com mend Of any band among his people. He is very often, and is now here, an1 after careful conference with him, she positively denies saying what you at- tribute to him, or having any such ideas, and thus ] must suppose he was misapprehended in what he said, when he met you. However that may be, reliable whites authorized to be on this reservation, and here foi periods varying from fouI years 10 few .zo-,ils, 0Ae aAG ..li assert tl3y nave never seen @ drunken Indian at the Agency or in the vicinity, and this is confirmed by personal observation since ny arrival. When informed of, CT we discover, a tizw;n still at any point on the reservation, not only is ii promptly destroyed, but sll Indians. present are summarily confined in the guard-house, and punished according 10 the degree or repetition of the Of fense. The Indians at Apache, Globe City, Mc3Iillenville, &c, gre with rare exceptions allowed to go at the written request of responsible persons, who desire 10 employ them, and in my oPin- ion. such opportunities .o learn some thing of the domestic comforts O. the. whites, are the most practical lessons n civilization to which Indians can be subjected. You also profess your willingness to lear1 and give publicity to better information or the subject at issue, and confding in your sincerity as to this, Ihaye, ip temporary absence| of Mr. Hart, endee7ored to give you the truth on the topics involved.
 Very respectfully,
 ST. CLAIR DEARNG,
 Chiei of Indian Police
 We cheerfully publish ;be above let ter as it gives onerePort of tue case, possibly the cOrrec! one. The state ments in this letter are corTobGrated by Mir. Chas. E. Harrow, Indian Trader at San Carlos, whd has been in town this week. We mus, however, in jus tice to ourself, say that we did not mis- under5tend Es&imintin and that our report of the interview with him was correct-and the report made by Es- kiminzin has been more than confirm sd by an old interpreter, whose charac- ter we we'll know, and who understands the Indians of the San Carlos Reserva- ton as well as any person ID Arizona. With this we rest, feeling assured that the facts in the case cannot long be misunderstood, whatever they may no
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

PGE5-E,- D-Az sent e Eessage to
 he Mexican Congress on lEe -5.L Q. .Se-.eUbsr, and iE ;t said .ls -Li.e5 States had refused .o a21Li tho c-1er authorizing l;s troops Co follow -si--rG 7e-ses ir.c LlsZlcac ts-rito-y; acc " ",lss.Slo l-sEic11 Cc~er-Ie-s has cc-forne1 i-5 dulc5 tovards -1o UEi- ed G,a.sc 5n good -ai.-, ana -he. 24a1i- % desires o ou!.iv-.o peace T.t5 cll .laio1s, especially wi-E tho United I.1.ss. ' i5 --.c-Di-c- 2: she same tine .c m-il.ai1 --5 i-dsps11ance aaG Go1cl."
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

GEN. LEW WALLACE, new governor of New Mexico, has asked for troops to suppress the rjotous disturbances in Lincoln county, and the President has granted the request According to re- port Gov. Axbll, the late governor, was denied the same assistance and remov- ed from office foV acts in that behalf.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
Mfar, Crdala

Captain v. ?. l-ar.in. now at Camp Lowell. s ordered to take station 8. Tucson.
 Second Lieutenant Guy Howard' Twelfth I-CGr.Ey, is celailoG On ten po-eJy duty at department tesdque-t- ers, tc complete e map Of t1s military operators in inc Cepsr:wec. ol .he Columbia, oi e 51.tli-or Of tLe CHslfsh IrearLT, under colEazG e Cap:a,1 7. .. Egteri.
 CaP.a.1 2. c. Vood-pL, T7slel Ia- fs1i-y, is relieved r'on duty n this department to a1-ols hin to co-Ply with the requirements Of ce-ta.a -egi- mental CrLG-s
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

k-T7cLr- cf incorporation were Gi- e3 September @, for -hs E,aCs.aT Gold and S..Te- Mining Company, O. Lc- LaTs county. Arizona. -i-ec-C-5: Josh 8a 5. Ayers, z. -I. 8l~lc-c1, 5. v. 8e-r--. e. T. Elace, Oakland, alC o. ~. EacECs, Ecr francisco. Cap:l2! stock, slo 9og eco, i- loJ,coc chGres {; 5lo--. subscribed, $25oJ. and about Le same t.Le t@5 Lola Mining Com oClv -a5 Incorporated tC -i-C -C Mari cc11 county. Arizona. DtTect t1-s: u [. Ec.-1soo, B. ELsrUocd, Clinton Ca-1-s Alexander Forces, 2. V. Gas1- uiizr. Capital, S1CCJoCC5.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

THE Cameron God and Silver Min ing Company filed articles of incorpOr- ation October '. Ths ComPenv is to operate in California. Nevada and Ari zona. Capital. S5,000DO0. Directors Cameron H. King. D 4. McDonalG, P Ameraux, George Beveridge, Pierce Dergan.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
SOION M AT.T.TC

0'e' Deputy Mineral Surveyor and Civil
 Engineer,
 Tucson, Arizona. O-Hce With James BueI, Congress Street opposite s. Internal Revenue office, @S prepared to do any work In his line win promptness and dispatch. '-@AIng Typographical Maps and Section ~' craving Of mines a speciality. i'eIers to Col. c. W. Tozer and Professor
 Picard
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
Tun robbery Of s.ags by o.s man i.

TEE robbery Of stagc ny ore man is not confined to Arizc-a. Cu tho 1st instant, one man robbed the stage near Ukiah, in California, and in the uezt night one robbed tle stage between Covelo and Ukiah- The California papers mention setral instances o. one man rob5ing the6tage of mail and express ia 1877.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
". s. EnWIPnS-

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor. tucson. Arizona. Special attention given to locations un-
 der The Desert Land Act. and obtaining patents to mining property.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

WASHINGTON, October 7--General Sherman, who returned this morning from his extended trip, IS in excellent health and speaks in high terms of the various military posts. He regards them models of neatness and efficiency
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

-EE nal iss. Saturday brought US come elegantly finished pouaits of our ls- Governor and wife, Genera. and G7s. .. c. Tr51or@ These Pic.--es va.s eZec--ed 6y Tbcuas Ecusewcrth, , 6 Co., tis very Fo9-lar artists Q. To. 1- Montgomery street. San Francisco Duplicates can be lad aj 50 cents each.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

OuR citizens who intend investing lin the Tol;ec Syndfate Of mines in the famous Santa Rita mountains, are informed that thl agent in this city. Dr. J. II. McKe. will advance the price of the stodS on the 10th instant from S2.5O to $50 per share Los Angeles Repubico0.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

THE Herald of Tuesday took occa- sion to make a gross and inGelicate slur on Jessie Benlon Fremont and the parties who forwarded Ter delayed baggage to Arizona Sucl articles are a disgrace to the press anda shame to the city. We hope the accomplished lady will be spared signt of the of fensive paragraph-Los Ingeles Re publican, 10th inst
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
FARLEY c EcE-pnz

ATTORNEYS AND CoUSsELoRs AT LAW. Tucson, Arizona. Notarles Public. Office United States District Attorney. Office on Congress street.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

I'm loya! people Of Alliance Ohio. salutet President Hayes with such vigor ashe passed the town that half the winiows of his private car were broken b the c0ncussion
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
A. G. PENnTETnN.

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. UNITED STATES DEPUTY MINING SUR
 VEYoR ofnee at Judge Swasey's News Depot, Broad Street, Globe City, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
WILLIAM J. OSBORN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoEvEYANCER, special sdl assistance given in obtaining pa- s snS TOT Mining and PreemptiOn claims, ias iHnu also title to land under the Desert i.os os, and Timber culture laws. Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
G. A. SWASEY,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACR AND NOTARY
 PUPLIo. i,enos iu ts the Patenting and IncoTpOrat- ol mines. Conveyancing, Draw ing ol Contracts and all other Legal instruments In writing. Talk Ing Acknowledgements, &c. 0nce at News Depot, Broad Street, Globe
 City. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

THE lat, Michael Reese was fond of saying Ina all he got out of his vast accumulsti,ns wa about Sl20 per month.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
JOHN EAnRTS

Hate Chief Clerk Surveyor Gen'Ps Once.1 I .. s. DEPUTY SURVEYOR. Agricultural, Mineral and Private Land
 Claims Surveyed. tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

THE Connecticut town elections in this month, were generally carried by the Republicans
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
B. s s | FAR, G1iGiug Engineer and Metal
 iurOISU


 Fem Freiberg, Germany. L53AZ OFFICE and LABORATORY.
 Meyers street. OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL, TUCSON. Every zi,d sl essay and Chemical Anal ysic Promptly and Accurately Made. Mines Examined and Reported On tt Short Notice. C-rnacsG Constructed; Chlorldizing
 works a Speciality. Ni1 Procure and Perfect Ii t.os tc Mexican Mines. E1---ea, S5eI.sh, German and French
 8pOke-. Gets 5l-tf
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
THE ARIZONA CITIZEN
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once on Main Street, North Cosracpoii-
 tan Hotel.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

6raed-S5uEs, Cakes and Pies, F-os1, end made after the most
 Modern Receipts. Fruit Cakes and Pastry
 e z-i kinds for Weddings, Parties, Etc, Etc, Prepared to o-osE on short notice. Pure arG Fresh Candies Supe- Ter to that Imported, Can ts had n quantities to suit buyers,
 and e Reasonable prices. DP Gene and See. @8a
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
B. H, HEREFOpr,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC. ohice on Congress street, opposite Palace
 Hotel. Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

Plain death nohce1, free. C2.slaI'y re- marks Ia prose, SS per square; ln Pcetfy' x9 So per line.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
FATALITY oF THE pIsEAsE.

To September g, this year, inc New York Tribune's sd7ices placed the yellow fever deaths in our southern cities ct 6.G79, and to October 2, at s,G34, showing a daily average Of 20 between those dates. New Orleans lost over 25CO, Memphis nearly as many, Vicksburg almost 1000, and smaller places in proportion. In 1885, London lost 100000, and the fatality crazed well people, made them com mit suicide and murder their own offspring in fits of lunacy. Adults Of both sexes, died from fear alone, and Tn their frantic state some broke into streets without any clothing. While tears ond mourning were in almost every house, mourning goods soon ceased to be worn. At Port Royal,
 West Indies, in 1793. at least 6,OOO died in a few months from yellow fever alone. At Gibraltar. in 1904, 54 officers. S54 soldiers and 5,02S others died of it, and of population of H. 900 only s escaped an attack. The
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
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Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

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Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

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 .rrsoR1EED AGENTS TOR T,HE CITIZEN WV. Kelly, nevsdeeIsret Prescott, haS sCrT1zxN fer sale. and has authority ,o receIye and receipt for money due us. Charles ". Crane. Sole Agent. Room 70, ss,e Deposit buildlng, BPS Montgomery Street, San Francisco.
 James AUl-i A' E. irvine--..-.----''.'.'''''''. .-.'f 'i'' 'i''' Dr. T. PIerson ,......--.--.-.. WlcEen ourg. Julius E. Levy.-........-.-..--.-....i Cruoea' frank c. Marshall..-M -McIdille1's Camp. c 4 Swssev................ Globe City.
 JOHN P. CLUM, Proprietor.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
lTtampsrar5s arl.zg San cGs'os h71icls.

The following letter has been sent us by Nr. St. Clair Bearing, who a.- rived at San Carlos about tTo Week1 ago from the East:
 SAE CARLos AGENCY. ARIZoNA.
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19
H. 8. SWIMMERS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FLORENCE, ARIZONA
 Practices in all the Courts or the Terri tory and gives special attention to cases before the U. s. Land office. If
Arizona citizen., 1878-10-19

S. B. CHAPIN, N. D. .r.rNS FLORENCE.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-23
A Parrots Friendship.

Birds and animals often form friend
ships for other animals not Of their own
family, and show a deep and sincere at
tachment. Mr.. Adolphus SAKE, cele-
brated inventor of military musical in
struments, had little green parrot, sick
lv, weak and almost featherless. His
workroom was full of brass filings and
unhealthy odors. Accordingly he placed
his old favorite's cage in large Judas
tree that grew near. The parrot was
adroit enough to open her cage, and would
fly to the upper branches to enjoy her
liberty, returning from time to time to
her cage for food. AS the cage was often
open and untenanted, sparrow, with the
usual modesty of its kind, used to enter
and help itself He got so much at home
that even when the parrot returned he
would not fly off, but kept on eating as
though he were the owner, not an invited
guest. The parrot not only did not re-
sent the intrusion, but formed strong
friendship for the sparrow, which was
evidently reciprocated. When the parrot
felt lonely and wanted company, he imi-
tated the sparrow's chirp to invite his
friend to pay him visit, and, unless he
was beyond hearing distance, the spar
row always came. On his part, the spar
row, in rainy or winter weather, allowed
himself to be shut up in the parrots
cage, utterly disregarding the bolts shut
upon him; which he knew would be
drawn back in the morning. But one
fine, or, rather, one fatal-day, cat be-
longing to the neighborhood pounced
upon and devoured the sparrow, who,
from his familiarity with the house, had
not learned TO be upon his guard. The
parrot, not seeing him return, passed day
and night thenceforth in calling upon
him whom she was never more to see
again, aud week afterwards she was
found lying dead under the tree, whittier,
by supreme effort, she had contrived to
drag herself.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-05-23
Unearthly Visitors.
THE FOUR QUEER COMPANIONS.

Cibber, the actor and dramatst, in
company with three friends, once made
an excursion. Cibber had false set oil
teeth; one of his friends glass eye; a
second friend cork leg; but the third
had nothing particular, except remark
able way OF shaking his head. They
travelled in post. coach, and while at
the first stage, after each had made merry
with his neighbours in6rmity, they agreed
that at each batting place they would all
affect the same singularity. When they
came to breakfast they all squinted, and,
us the countrymen stood gaping round,
when they alighted:
sod rot It'll" cried one, show that man
squints!"
why" said second, "here be an
other squirting fellow!"
The third was thought to be better
souinter than the other two, and the
fourth better than all the rest. In short,
language cannot express how admirably
they all squinted- for they went one de-
gree beyond the superlative. At dinner
they appeared to have cork legs: and
their stumping about made more diver
sion than at breakfast. AT tea they were
all deaf; but at supper, which was at the
Ship, at Dover, each man resumed his
character, the better to play his part in a
farce they had concerted among them.
When they were ready to go to bed, Glib
Der called out to the waiter:
"Here, you fellow! take out my teeth"
Teeth, sir9' said the man.
SAY, teeth, sir Unscrew that wire, and
they'll all come out together"
After some hesitation, the man did as
he was ordered. Then another called
out:
"Here, you! take out my eye!'
"Lor', sir!" said the waiter, "your eyeH'
Eyes, my eye! Come here, you stupid
dog! Pull up that eyelid, and it will
come out as easily as possible"
This done, the third cried ont:
"IIcre, you rascal! Take off my legr
This the waiter did with less reluctance,
having been before apprised that it was
a cork, and also conceiving that it would
he his last job. He was, however, mis-
taken. The fourth watched his oppor-
tunity, and while the frightened waiter
was surveying with Iueful countenance
the eye, teeth and leg lying on the table,
cried out in frightened, hollow voice:
"Come here, sir-take off my head y
Turning round, and seeing the mans
head shaking like that of mandarin
upon chimney piece, he darted out of
the room, and after stumbling headlong
down stairs, ran about the house swear
ing that the gentlemen above stairs were
Gel tainly all devils.