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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
AN ALLEGED LIGELLrR JAILED,
A Dayton Man Indicted for Criminal II
bei tgainat Russell s. Co,

A Dayton Man Indicted for Criminal IL
bei lgainat Russell s. Co.
Among tho indictments found by the
Grand Jury. not published with the 9th
ers In the DEMOCRAT, for the reason
that the Indicted party was at large,
waa one fJr criminal libel agal " one
l. us q, Roger, o. Dayton, o, The al.
legged libel for which Roger has been
indicted cOnBista OF the distribution Of
circulars by him, charging o. N, Rue
sell, OF the llrm OF Russell u Co., the ag
rlcultu'al implement manufacturers OF
MaqslllOn, with haying committed per.
jury In his 0 lmony before the Uulled
States Court ut Plttsburg, IN the I'll II
OF case brought by ROy5r for the ro-
covery OF 100000 damages from Rus.
sell u Co., for an alleged infringement
OF his patent In the manufacture OF the
MaaslllOn separator. Roger h been
lighting Russell q Co., In the courts for
number Of years, with but poor sue
cea9.
Saturday evening word was received
at the Court House here from Massillon
by Sheriff Laininger that Royar was In
the latter place, aud for the Sheriff to
come and arrest him. Accordingly
Sheriff Lelninger drove over 10 Massil'
Ion In q buggy, arriving there about o
o'clock, and arrested Roger. They
b ought him back TO this city aud lock u
him up IN jail, whore no ut present re'
mains, not having yet secured BAIL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
COURT ROOM No, I.
Medical Examination Free.

Our method OF diagnosing disease
combines the benefits OF thirty yeare Of
study and practical experience, with the
latest and beat that progressive science
can furnish, aided by those wonderful
lntultlye perceptions which lie Ut the
base OF oil true knowledge, WO will
give your crs> Gpecial examination, and
will send you full diagnosis free OF
expense. Address, DR.. II. u. Butternold,
SyrG Gcuse, N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Samuel Noiswandor Captured.

WOOSTER. Ohio. May Is. - Samuel
Neiswander the mailman who escaped
from the Wayne county in1rmary last
November, was brought here from Tue.
carawas county last night In custody OF
Adam Stinzel and John Shank, who, In
company with twelve or Gfteen Others,
captured him near Ragersvllle, that
county, last evening. He has been elk
months nv large.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Special attention Ia invited TO the
publication Of the John Church Co., OF
Cincinnati, D. The enterpris,ng firm
have not only.a very extended list OF
standard musical publications, but are
constantly bringing out new and popu.
lar music, vocal and Instrumental.
Among The recent pieces arc The "Jessa.
mine Waltz" composed by Mrs. NJ. N.
Helm, for the plano; "Three OF Kind"
o march for the plano, by w. Baxter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Death OF Isaiah IIaaior,

MIR. Isaiah Uaslcr, ex policeman, died
Monday afternoon NJ his home, No 0i
North Market etreet, Of consumption.
after o years illness, aged thirty ave
yearg, Lust Wednesday Mr. Hlsler went
10 Congress- Lake 10 recuperate hls fail.
Ing health, but no grew worse and had
to be brought home Monday morning on
n etretcNer. Ho leaves wife and 6ye
children.
Mr., Hssler had a large circle Of rela
tiyes and friends who deeply mourn hls
'naa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Common picas Court Assignment

Tho following Ia the second assign.
ment Of cases made In the My term Of
Common Pleas Court:
COURT ROOM No. 1,
Monday, May II Nos. 20s3, 30l0
Tuesday, May IL. Nos 1887, 1907
Wednesday, May l0-Noi, 2il0, 1881,
1908
Thursday, May O0-Nos. solo, 5000.
360S
Friday, May 2l-Nos, 32sl, 37O7, 37Os,
COURT ROOM NO, 9
Monday, May i7-Nos. 35l0. 302i. 1910.
1914,
Tuesday. May ls-Nos, oslo, 902O. oSlo,
3Sd7, 1858
"Wednesday, May i9-Nos, 3s00, 1867,
3S73 1878, 1888
Thursday, May 20-Nos, $500. 1906,
5000, 30i2, 1867, 300S
Friday, May 2l--Ncs 1871, 3sOS. 1904,
1925.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Dca,h OF MIR. Anthony walter,

MIR. Anthony Walter, an old and we'll
known resident Of Canton, died Monday
evening, from an attack OF paralysis, az
his homo on Weat Tenth street, aged
sixty 6ye yoora. H. suffered q previous
attack about one year ago, since when
hie health had not been good,
Mr.. Walter at different times was fore
man OF tho Knife Works, and OF a do.
partment In the Aultman Worke. ue
leaves wife, three sons and two daugh-
ters,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

To 500 o Gne line OF CARPETS, wall
paper. window shades, picture mould.
ings and artists material, call at The
mammoth store OF John II. Werner,
where complete line 10 kept on hand
at oil times and sold at lowest prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

of cattle are invited TO attend. Judge
T, ., Jones, 0f Delaware, and j. W, Ak.
tell, editor Of "fhe National StOckmRn,
and Farmer" are TO be among the
speakers, and an instructive meeting Ia
expected, The morning session Will be
called AT 10 CLOCK,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Prohibition state Convention.

II Is now q settled fact that the com.
Ing Prohibition State Convention will
be held In Canton, but on what date has
not yet been decided by those having
tho matter In charge, II will, however,
DO held the latter part Of June or July,
aud most probably In the last named
month.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Conrad Schafer and Ellzab,th Miller,
Maseillon; Charles W. Shank aud Ella
WickmanD. Canton; VIM, p, Schick at d
Roma Reemsnyder, New Berlin Arch, Il,
Seymour and Sadie Q, Getty, Beach City
Eugene Rebellot and Mary Q. Fete, Lou
lsylllei Henry Hoffman and Levlna
Ruff, Washington Up.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
,Inrnan nell Dend.

James Bell, the stone mason, well
known by almost everybody In Canton,
as n sterling man and citizen, died
at 10 q, m. to-day ut his residence, 20s
North Plum street, aged 60 years, Do.
ceased leaves wife and four children,
two OF the latter being grown,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

]. Wingerter is never behind hand In
his stock OF ladies' shoes, but keeps
abreast OF the times 90 his stock will
compare favorably with any In tho
county. Don't fail TO give him q call
and get lowest prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
Meeting of short Horn breeders.

There will be public meeting of the
Eastern Ohio Short Horn Breeders Az.
ISOLATION ut Goddard's Rink, Alliance,
Thursday, May 27tl. All farmers and
persons interested In the Improvement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

We have reasons to thank tho many
kind friends who 30 generously con-
tributed towards tho purchasing OF IN
invalid wheel chair, which was grateful.
ly received by us. Thanks TO the one
mostly inter s'cd 70 {, cir kindness.
Mr.. AND Mrs. WM. FEsTERLY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Any persons wishing TO buy Grand
Army suits will find II to their interest
to call NJ Hlrschbeimer Brothers as they
have, beyond doubt, the fines. line In
the market.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Married, by Rev, ]. j. Leberman, May
10Th, et the Reformed parsonage, Louis
VILE, Henry Hoffman and Miss Levlna
Ruff, both OF Freeburg, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

Bee the French dress goods reduced
TO b71S cent?; former price 80 cents. at
tho Boston Store. '
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

pereons moving west should write OF
call on II. II, Geeting for maps and In
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

For rates, free maps and information
concerning tho west, call on or address,
II. II. GEETiNG, II RI up, Agt.,
7i East Tuscarawas st., Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

For bargains In drcsl goods 10 L
Geeting q Vickers'.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20

SEQ Oargsins in dress good at The Bos
ton Store.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
A FERvENr AMEN.
Tho Republican Jobbera Finally Adjourn
and tho People ReJoioe.

hho "Punnohh JubbolH flnhlly ADJOURN
and tho People Rejoice.
COLUMBUS, o., May 10 ghe LegIsla.
ture Anally adjourned TO day after q
four and ahalf months OF Improbable
safslOn and Cklesa Republlcln jobbery.
There Ia cause for greatIej,iclng among
the people OF ono The Republican
gang has gratb'd everything II could
and Is ready to Qul'. They will pack up
what small plunder they can and about
loose aud viii 60, leaving most odlous
record behlEd them,
MORE OF MIDDLE,
WASHINGTON, D. O., May lS.-There
was not much comment Ia Ohio circles
over redstrlctlng to-day, The Republl.
cans cOnfesJ dietru4t over the future.
They can see that the State Supreme
Court will hold the rump procedure of
the Senate valid, hut what produces
tribulatlOn " the c'ttainty that lltlga.
tion will reach the United States courts
and ultimately the Suprcms Court here.
There are many ways la which cases
will be preclpltated into the federal
courts. Any taxpayer out Of the State
can resist the payment, The Democrats
are dlscuaalng the proper way In which
the Qu 's,lon as 10 how the nomination
should be made shall be settled A sug.
ges Ion was made that " be- left TO the
National Congressional Commi tee, but
the opinion seems TO prevail that the
Democratic State Convention sh)uld do.
termlne the best policy,
MAXWELL CoNFEssgs
ST LOUIS Mo-, May l0.-After thirteen
months eilence Hugh NJ. Brooks alias
Walter II. Lennox Maxwell, made a
clean confession to-day, outlining the
defense aud clearing up tho mystery OF
the murder Of Charles Arthur Preller at
the Southern Hltel, April, 1885
In u word he c0nfes4es 10 killing Prel.
ler by accident while acting as his ply.
aiclan, and that, being excited and
frightened, he concealed instead OF max.
Ing known the fact OF death. He do.
clares he has always wanted 10 tell the
facts, and only refused by advice OF his
ATTORNEYS,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
rnr arArr lirnnYMANnrnrn

COLUMBUS, O., May THE bill 10
redla rlct the State for Congressional
purposes, known as the Fassett bill,
passed the House to-day under the do.
cree OF the party eaucue,. and having
already paesed tho Senate 10 now q law,
II the present Legislature can make any
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
CONDENSED TElEGRAMS,

MARCUS kosENFGELD, author of NUM-
her of well known variety songs, among
others, "Climbing up the Golden Stairs
pleaded guilty on the 7th to forging
check for S225 on the Germana Bank Of
New York.
WILL BoNHAM, a young negro train
wrecker, was captu ell and lodged in Jail
at Livingston, Ala, on the eth, and there
is a strong probability that he will be
lynched.
THE President is indignant at the viola
tions of his civil service order of July,
which forbade Federal officials from TAX
ing any active part in politics, and he
proposes to make some striking examples
which will be "A warning to the minor Off
cials.
A SLIGHT but distinct shock of an earth
quake was felt at Augusta, Ga, ON the 9th
n. NJ. NEALD, a partner in the we'll
known packing house of j. c. Ferguson *
Co., Of Chicago, has issued bogus ware
house receipts for people aggregating
100000. He has practically burst his
firm.
lr is thought that the Illinois Central
will purchase the Georgia Pacific road, or
at least obtain coutrol Of it, thereby secur-
ing a direct line from Birmingham to New
Orleans over the Canton, Aberdeen and
Nashville and its own main line south of
Ourant, Miss.
THE President has received several ap-
plications FOR the pardon Of James d..
Fish, president Of the defunct Marine Ma
ional Bank
FORMAL calls have been issued for the
annual meeting of the National Cattle
Growers Association of America, 10 be
beld at Chicago, November 18th.
LAWYER JAMES l.. WHITTIER was in
dictrd in the Superior Criminal Court OF
Boston on the 9Th, on ten counts for The
embezzement Of some hundred of thou
sands Of dollars from Harriet Reed, u
client.
SLAVERY in Cuba is now a thing of the
paa. The recent proclamation of emnn-
cipation liberated more than 100000. The
last lingering bit of slavery in the New
W World now exists in Brazil.
Ex.SENAron YuLEs, of Florida, is dead,
leaving but Mr.. Davis and X. NJ. 7. Hunter
living OF those who withdrew from the
Senate in 1861.
Tug general freight agent Of the Queen
and Crescent railroad system has orders
TO abandon all tariff freight rates made
by the Mississippi Railroad Commission.
ADvIcEs from Fordyce, Ark, report n
5000 express robbery. TIE money is re-
ported to have been stolen from the South
efn Express Company by II. b. Miller. j.
telegraph operator.
N. NJ. NkELD, the Chicago defaulter, Is
IN Montreal, Canada, and has engage 1
eminent counsel IN that city to defend hiis
II necessary.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
JOHN BRIGHT.
biographical Information Not Contained

Biographical Information Not Contained
in Any Popular Encyclopedia.
John Bright was born in 1911. He
made tour of the Holy Land at the
age of twenty-four, but did not decide
to purchase it owing to the existence Of
a tlaw in the title. He next began to
invent things. On his return from the
Orient. he discovered that what was most
needed in both Europe and America
was q GOOD reliable disease for the use
of the better classes. The poor and
humble were well supplied, but the
rich, the aristocratic and patrcan states
men, corned heads and porkists Of the
two lands languished for q good, relia-
Bile disease that poor people could not
obtain. So he began to sit up nights
and perfect Bright's disease. He gained
the prize at the Paris exposition and
honorable mention at the great centen-
nial celebration at Philadelphia 'for
meritorious and effective diseases for
the better classes" Since that time he
has been gratiiied to notice that the
very best people, both in his own land
and in this. are handling Brights dis
ease. 1t has been kept out of the
reach of the poor, and to die from this
ailment has been regarded as a proud
distinction.
Mr.. Bright has all the time attracted
attention as a good, fluent public
speaker, and the author of n volume
called Speeches on Public Questions"
published in 1868.
Whether he succeeds in securing a
large monument or not, it is thought he
will never be forgotten, for wherever
tho English languish is spoken, Bright )
celebrated disease is known and re-
spected 1t is said that he once stated
in public speech that he cared not who
made the laws for nation if he could
invent its diseases. Bill Me-, IN Boston
fyioBe
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
AN HOUR OF TERROR
How a Quiet Bosrder Caused Int.
Excitement in "A Hash-Hous.

now u Suiet nosruer caused Inten.-
Excitement in "A Hash House
When he had been there one weoL a.
clearinghouse keeper said that he w.s
one of the incest, quietest young ma.
she had ever had in her house. Hebss
no complaints to make at the tabla aas
he left his room so slick and clean ,h..
the chambermaid had suspicious that h.
was woman in disguise. At the sna
of a month, rather than have him 90
the landlady would have agreed TO mn
chase porterhouse steak once a veal
and to replace the old rug in his roor,
with new one costing fifty cents. Tbs
other night, however, her enthusiasm
received a setback. One of the hoard
ers came down stairs and reported ths,
he had heard groans and sighs and
curses from the quiet boarder's room
Three or four people tip-toed up. and
after a bit they plainly caught his
words:
"Ouchl Hang III Condemn it to Hall.
fax, but it's killing me by inchesn'
Then it was realized that the quie,
man had some great sorrow on his
mind, and it was suspected that he wa,
contemplating suicide.
"Oohln he called ont, ''great heavens
but how / suffer! Why was / such
fool az to follow that villains adyicep''
He had probably taken poison, or was
irving to drive a darning-needle to bis
heart. The landlady thought of the
coroner's inquest, the item in the papers
and the questions the reporters would
ask, and she grew frantic.
'Hey. Smith - Mr.. Smith - Won
Smith, she called as she raped on
the door, "but what on earth is the
matterg"
"Nothing" came the solemn answer,
but as she put her ear TO the key-hole
she heard soft groans, and whispered
voice saying:
"It's got TO be done at any cost"
..Mr. smith, she confined, "don't
YOU dare commit suicide in my housed
If YOU do I'll have you sent to jail for a
wear! 1t wasn't six months ago that a
woman tried to poison herself to death
in that very room, and 1 haven't got
over the fright yet Say, youP
"Well, -" came the faint reply.
Have you taken poison?"
sNo.n
There was an interval of silence while
she put her ear to the key-hole again,
and pretty soon she heard the boarder
gallop up and down and hiss between
bis clonched teeth:
Great Scots but was mortal man
ever called upon to suffer as | dop'
"Say ~ she whispered. as she turned
to the noarders, "this door has gotto be
broken down without delay. That I'M
grateful man has taken rough-on-rats
| and is determined to die on a bed which
cost me over twenty dollars last fall,
saving nothing of a secondhand carpet
which traded sewing machine Tor.
! Mr.. Green. kick open the door J!
'1f Green is there III let him in an.
nounced Smith. and he opened crevice
! Just large enough to squeeze in.
Then came a whispered consultation,
followed BY shouts of pain and terror
and Green came to the door with an OBJ
iect in his hand. and calmly said
Ladies and gentlemen, twas SIMPLY
case of pulling of a porous plaster
which he had worn for six weeks
Please forgive him. for he'll never do s.
again. "-DciroH Free Press.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
Minister Jnclsson's Farewell to Mexico.

CRY OF MFXICo, Mex, Oct, s.-Gen
eral Jackson presented bis letter of recal
to President Diaz yesterday and last
night he left for the United States. In
the railroad depot he received from the
American colony and other foreigners
aud Mexicans the greatest ovation ever
given TO any American in Mexico with
the single exception OF General Grant.
The American colony presented him with
a handsome oil painting OF the "Valley of
Mexico" lie accepted it in feeling
speech, full OF gratitude to his county.
men here
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS,

TOBACCO cultivation i'll Germany is de-
creasing owing to tho system of taxation.
The decrease in the number of planters is
1900, compared with 1885.
THE freight brakemeu on the Mahoning
division of the New York, Penns ylvania
& Ohio road are out on a strike.
THE Spanish Ministers of War, Mar inc
and Justice have resigned. 1t is probable
the Cabinet will be remodeled on mere
democratic basis.
ST. LOUIS has not yet been heard from
I'm the bids for the construction of the new
naval vessels.
ADvicEs from Vladivostock show that
cholera continues TO make most frghtful
ravages In Seoul, district of Corea. Hun
dreds of people are said TO he dying daily.
A NATIONAL association Of whip manu-
facturers has been formed.
Destructive forest fires were repor ted
raging in Manitoba on the 7th.
A DEFICIT of $40, 100000 is announced in
the revenues of New South Wales for the
past fiscal year.
JUpGE GARY overruled the motion for
new trial in the cases of the condemned
Anarchists at Chicago.
TAMAI, Osman Digna's stronghold In
the Soudan, was carried by the friendly
natives and two hundred rebels were
killed.
MILITARY headquarters Department of
Dakota will be changed November from
Fort Smelling TO st. Paul, MINI.
TEE Independent Balgaria ges the Gov
erIsnent TO bind General Kaulbars and
ssnd him across the frontier.
THE Royal nniskillen Fusileers. sta
toned at Aldersho, Eng, resisted a draft
for service in Africa, and in the riot that
srsued on the 1th n number of soldiers and
police were wounded.
TouR more persons have died from the
effects OF the La Mascotte explosion on
the Mississippi, bringing the list of deaths
now up to thirty.
WILL Roy was fatally shot at CASTLE,
Wyoming County, n. Y, on the 7th, by
Robert Van Brunt, n member of the Saliva
tion Army.
THEAdmiral commanding the British
squadron on the American station tele-
graphs that the distress in Labrador is
exaggerated and that the wants of the
distressed people in both Labrador and
Newfoundland have been relieved.
THE latest report pu' in circulation by
the Cabinet smashers is that Mr.. Endicott
has grown tired of being Secretary Of
War and is quite anxious to resign.
SLIGHT shocks of earthquake continue at
Summerville, s. c., aud vicinity.
THE illness OF ex-senator Withers, now
United States Consul to Hong Kong. is Of
an unique character. DR.. Lemmon, one
of his physicians. calls II en- ero colitis,
which is an infammatory affection of
b 9th the smaller and larger int stines.
A DISPATCH from West Clare, Ireland,
says the sheriff. bailif and large force
Of polio while irving TO make seizures for
rent at Guerrin, on the 7th, were oppos ed
and defeated by $50 men and women.
AT a meet ng of the trustees of the Pea
body fund in New York on the 7th, the
following executive committee was ap-
pointed. A. II. Stuart. Senator Esaris,
Chief Justice Waite. ex-President Hayes.
Jas. D. Porter. Chairman Winthrop. A
resolution vas adopted 10 incrcas, The al.
lotment 70 6oush Csrolins in vie,v of the
ievaatatton oaused BY earthqu ke.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
Death of a Newspaper Man.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ll.-Mr. Geo. w
Adams, president of the EUeRing Stai
Newspaper Company, died at his home in
this city at two o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. Adams was a wel.known and prom.
inent newspaper correspondent in this
city for many years and was always pop.
ular and much liked by large circle OF
acquaintanccs. He was born m Indiana
forty-six years ago and went To New
York when quite young man. From
that city he came to Washington and es.
tablished the Washington Bureau, which
he represented here during the war.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
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The Presidential Back Tn.

NEW YORK, Oct. "a Washington
special to the Post says; The Presidents
back is up. lie is indignant at the viola
tions OF his Civil Service order Of July,
which forbade Federal officials from TAX.
ing any active part in politics, and he
proposes to make some striking exam
pie which will be a warning 10 the minor
officials. | think that those who will be
selected Tor the sacrifice at first wlil be
Delaney, United States District Attorney
in Wisconsin, the Collector of Internal
Revenue at indianapolis, and The post.
master at New Orleans. This Is the
language oi one of the Civil sers iee Con
mssioners,
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
Chirnrns the Chamninns.

CHICAGO, Oct l0-Seldom has such inter.
est in a base ball championship race been
manifested in this city as during yester.
day when the reports of the Philadel.
phia- Detroit games at Philadelphia and
the Boston Chicago games at Boston
were being received through the "tick.
ers" and announced on the bulletin
boards about the city II was known
that 10 make sure OF its hold upon the
penant the White Stockings would have
TO win the game with Boston, or Detroit
would have to lose one or more games
with Philadelphia, When the news was
received OF Chicagos' victory and the Do
troits' defeat there was loud cheering.
The Osceola times., 1886-10-16
Logical Demonstration.

"It isn't every man who can be a sue
cessful merchant traveller remarked
one of the guild to another.
Not by any means. The successful
traveller is born. not made"
Every true. Look at me for IN
stance"
Il don't see as you're such remark
able example -
"You don'tp Well. travel entirely
by night and see my trade during the
day time"
''What's that got to do with itp'
''Why, don't YOU see 1t shows that
] am traveller by berth" " - Merchant
Trdreler.