Church ofEngls.nd Prayer Books. ASZAICD 8:. O\'VF.N have received a large supply of the above and are prepared to sell them st the following loiv prices, viz. Ruby s2mo_ Cloth, Gilt Edged, is ad. " Cape Morocco, Embossed richly Gilt, 3s. Morocco, -1: ’ . Minion 32mo. Roan, Embossed, Gilt Edged, 3|. Nonpurcil 82iiio. 39. Pics 2-tino. 5s 6d. 8vo 9s. Calf. 123 6d.

LONDON

HOUSE.

New Fall (gods for ’5.5.,

X “lI.A.ns:i..“ from l.ivo-rpool, the subscriber J hits recoiveil p:irt of his l".>\l.l. SUl'l’LY of Bl{l'l‘|:‘ll Gt)()l).~‘, suitiilile for the season. which he olfers at prices liiilioito unequalled in the nittrkot, for prompt piiyiiieiit. A further supply diiily expected per “ Sir Alexan- der,” frotii London, and “ L‘hlj"Hllc," from Liverpool. Ill'Z.\iltY IIASZAIID.

Great George Street, Clinrloitctown, Oct. 15.

American House. No.12, Grafton Street

“ST lili‘7l‘1l\'l‘3”. l"‘|' Sclllik “ Suxe Gotliii.” fioin liU~‘l0ll, nnd " Superb," from lluliliix, the liillotsiiig l.irgc ‘ O ‘stock of Goods, whit-li the siiliscrilicr otfcrs for s'iio, \'.‘lIolca:1lo and retziil. on iiioilerute lt.'l'll|§1—— 320 clients 'l'!'1.»\, 5!) boxes do ,6 pitncheons Molasses, 5i) lnvxo-s lliiisiiis, la") do. (':iiidl--in. 20 do. SOAP ltul ritdvs‘ fol.‘ l.c:ithi.-r. 20 lio.\i:s Glns l i-:i~i: lii.li_-_--i, loll pairs littliii liuhbcr Shoes, 50 ( lo.~.I..-, lot) Axes, 25 biirrchi l'ilut Bread, lit li .iii-is t'i':it‘ln-is, it) do. Nuts, llztm-l~ (Iii.-‘ eil Siiigair, do. ('uininis, Slioe 'l'|iri-ml. ('nrrii-rs‘ Knives. (Flt-.iriiig Stones, llrirrcls N-:il liil, do I..'inl Uil, do. Ulive Uil do. Wlnilc Uil; l'uii_v, ’ 100 Iioxe.-: iI.\‘~‘Ulll d (,‘tiiiti:i-tionerv. I00d;)_ lmzcngeg, Corn >'.l:ii.~J-i; ‘iii lmrre-l.~i .\l’i'l.lI.", 20 do. Uiiioits, 5) lilids. .‘it~H,:ii'. ‘ill rU"\~', .11) lil‘(l3l|_-fldfl. ti .\ltttIi:is.~i.-s, ll l.ouz:-‘ins, ltl Cliildrt-ii's Cribs, 300 tiliaiire, of cvo-ry di-seripiii-ii. liurk--ts. Brooms, Hay l"orlis, .\i.inui‘e do , :-lxinglc lliiiclietii, Clothes l.:io-~i, Fluid I.-iinpe. (‘rout Ftiiiids, Spoon 3'» ilt-i~, Sit-.;:tr lloitls, l,:iiiteri‘.s, ltooiii l'..pe:r. l'aipi-r l'ui't tins, l.oi-lciiig Glumioeei, Illoiticc l.ocl<-I nnd |n'|l|'lIt'.~‘, \liil-is-'t:~< (Sales. Zinc nnd Iron .‘_'lioi- l\'iiil.-, \\'liips. \\'ood Siiws, Blnckirig. tiiiigu-r, \l.iii-lies, Stun li, Rim Locks. Miiiernl nnd lil'.t~‘§ Kiinlis, Siiiid l'atper, Sh.-igli B-.-lls. lioxcs Tobaicco, Pepper, Cotli:e, Siilcrzituii. \\'asliing Ponder,

(Jliceso, Crackers. Wll.LlA.\l B. D/\\ 'st).\'. October 15.

Stoves! I Stoves ! l 2 B|'L'l"l'l-Ill Al{'l‘lCl.l-I, :ind for less iiioiii-._v,tbiin was ever 0tl'en-d for mile in this City. The sub- scriber linii just received, froitt the City of Albany,-

150 Stoves, of every description of style and puttvrit, including St,’V8|’a'll new patents; ns well as his lzite S'l‘O(‘l{ oit liaml. wliii.-h lie solicits his friends iiiid the public generally, to call and exaiiiine to judge for iheinselvcs.

\Vll.l.lA.\l B. DAWSON. October 15.

Building Lots for Sale. ‘

4 UR Sale or l.t‘i'I18lI rL‘lV ili-ainible Building Lots situate in the ’l‘o\~n of Stiiiifoiil, Lot 43, Oppo- site Cltiirliittctoivii. For tcrin.-i iipply to Bl£.\'JA.\ll.\' DAVIES. Oct. 17, I855.

N O T I C E . ‘llli Subscriber having been nppointed liy Power of tloriicv. frniii llin llcirsi oftlie listitte of the late DO.\'Al.|l 1\lcl)UN:\l.|l, oftileiiiilndnlc. deceased, dated 3d September, .-ind l0tli October. is einpowcred to sell or leziso llll ll||.'il' Liinil.-i on the Isliiiiil, mid to collect flll llclits. licnts. /‘I'I’0!.'lY§ of Rents, |’roniisory Notes and Book Aocount. &c. .ll)ll.\' Alitill. .\lcD()NAl.D, Glenztlndule, Oct 13. Agent.

All persons desirous of piiri:ii:isiiig or lciising l..'llltl~‘, will do well to cull on the Agent its soon as pus.-ililc. for the heat l";irnis will be tirst taikcn. Two lllll.l. SITES to let.

Any person or porsoiu found ticspnssiiig on the nhovo r.l|li'llt', t'lllN?l‘ |i_v coiling. ltnuliiig 'l'iiiilier, inzi- king llo:ida_ llllfltittg or b<-.\ii ;: 'l'ri-us, or in tiny other w.-iy dilllti'l‘_'l.'l'! or de~irn_\i.i-_v tin: 1-ml Pmpi-ri_v, will, be prosivi-iiic.l to tho llitIilI~". rigor of lit - l.:iiv.

Ll. lN'|'~‘Oll§ llitlPlIlPtl to tho. l'.st.-ito l\rlllt', liti- l)U.\' \I.ll Mel)‘ i.\'.\|.l). (Eli.-ii il.id.ili-, nit: ri-- quostm] tn st-tile lllt'lI Ari-,oiiu!.< iniiiicdi itcly,or steps lliust be tnki.-ii to i-nfoice pm) lIH'l-l. JUAIN Alttlll. .\icl)O.\'Al.l),

: ,;oiit.

Oct. 13.

HASZARD'S GAZETTE, OCTOBER 27.

ASZARD & 0\'VEN liiive JUST OPENED, nnd tiow oll'er for Sale, on extensive Stock of IIARDWARB. among which are the following: I _ l.OCKS.—Riiii, nnd Mortiiie of viirious desctip- illonlu for Parlors, I-‘ront doors, Shops. \Vnrehouseii, ‘Cupboards. Closets. Ship's Ctibiuii, Wardrobes. ' la!"l:Cl”‘:S.-—Ptll.Bl)i. Stop, Guts. tind ' E Ciirriiiges nnd Tire bolts, Patent Avvl '20 liistruinetits IIA \‘l.\ll‘lllS.-—Clsw. Rivotting, Carpet and Slice. l A.\l-S IQ llA'l‘CllE'l‘S.—l"or cutting hard and j soft wood. Shingling, Itoiid. ; AUGI-Ilt Bl|‘S.—I-‘roui three sixteontlis to inch.

night. llolts with

Socket Chisels. lllotitl and Wood bend giinblets. llickory Miilluts, with screwed handles. alnut Bench Screws. Chisel hnndles. lllortise Guiiucs of various kinds. , Trying Squares iiiid llcvils. Spring Ciillipers nnd Dividers. Levels. l'luiuh nnd levels, and level Glasses. l Knives nnd Fiirks, Carvers. - Putty Kiiiveii. \\'rciiclies of various kinds. Curry Combs, Rein Snaps. Trunk rivets. llinnor Bells. Cow llclls. Spring lhilunces, weighing fiom Q to 24 lbs. Very cltcnp. : \\'vll Wliecls. lllnliisses (iiitcs. ._'..(‘otl'ee Mills. lliiitdled Auger lli'tI. lliiiid nnd llcnoli Vice-‘i. . l'l_vi-rs, tl.it nnd ioiiiid nose. \\'ood and Iron llr:ii-es, lioered \VlIoel do. 'l'ur|ii-y nnd other Oilstoiies uiid Slips. Tliick (ilnss for Ski lights. Liidiesi‘ (liirdcn Iloes. 'l‘uriiip lloc Assitrliiietit

Grindstone fixtures. lion squares.

Bed Keys,

5. of Hay and lllaiture Forks.

Strniiicrs for Sinks

Fog horns. useful for calling on s Fsrrn.

Mi-use Int ii-i

Cheiip iiitd useful Liinthorns, with viirioits Ollie! urlicles too iiuineious to mention.

TOVVN LOTS FOR SALE. pun Stilt! 'l‘O\\'N i.o'i‘s Nos. 29. 29. 30. and 62 in the hit Ilundred of Town Lots in L:l|tl|’- lottetowti. froiitiitg on ll'utcr Street and King Street or such ports lhereofiis iitny be iigieed 00- PIN! Of the purclinse nioney may reinniii unpi_iid for it limited pepiud, by being secured on the pr;tiiiBe&.ECKEN’ Barrister-at-Law.

September, I8. 1855. tf

..._ . ' . ' '

Bargains . Bargains . .

'l‘ the Subscriber's SALE ROOM» °PP°'ll° M'- l'ciike‘s Store.-

6 uimt iipproved Arnericiin COOKING S'IOVESi

5 liir a Wood Stoves, (second hand.)

4 cnsks llRAl\‘I)Y, I0 bbls. Sh_ip Brood.

I coil 6 inch Shroud Rope.

1 set Standing lugging. (second hand) for aVmcl of 60 tons. I Wiiidlitss Run and Falls.

H0 bars 5}, 300 do. 3. I30 do. 1 inch, 21 do. 1} inch Round IRON, and 75 ball or 38'» and square refitted IRON.

‘ .—C l d l' '- HM" "' '0" eIvl?iiNJA51lN DAVIES. October I6, l'855.——Ex 4i

, _.___

' Coiicli and

I7 OBl§l’.'l‘ Mcl.‘l'l‘\'lll". returns ihniiks for the [mu ‘-1 troniigo heretofore extciidod to him. nnd would inform the pubiio, iluit he hoops on haiiid, and ll|'iIl\I.’! to order,-—

Carriages, Wagons, Carts». leighs, &c.

Upper Queen Street. Uctober l3ili, I855.

All/IERICAN GOODS.

"llO\l Al.lt.~\.\'Y l)lRl-‘.t‘,'l‘. nnd for 3.\l.|". in ii l)OllD‘S Brick Store, in l'owii:tl Street:

200 Cooking, Parlour and Air Tight Stoves, wliiclt will he Solil 'l'wonty-live per cent. less thuii any ever iiiipuitcd into this "II:-’.

- 'l'l!i).\l.\S \V. l)t)l)D.

FAI.l.~1I3A?JKS’

cici.i.nnA'rr.n //vi C I‘ EA ,

_. on ALL \'.\I-‘.ll',T|lCS. Warehouse, 34 Kilby Street.‘ lH)s't‘t)N.

GREENLBAF do BROWN,

To be Let, "AT cxl‘t~ll4‘iit Shin-.l, l.'2I\\\'II no tho "\l:int‘.ltcs- tor ll.-its-," .\‘iIiiv-_v :'trri.-t, |it|.~'.4t.'S.~‘lt|lI givcni itniiiediatcly. /lpplt tn- JUUN A§l(.'ll. MCDONALD.

Ar: izivrs. llnilrmd. llriv. (-'0'Il. -'Itlvl |’.iriiir-rs‘ SC:\l.l‘."

...._

set in .-my part of tho l‘t’ovi«ici-s by cxpi.-iicitccd work- (Sin 0

I0". Sop. 8tli, I855.

_ i'csti'ictioiis.

UNITED STATES.

The stctimship Adriatic, now being built_ for the Collins line of steniiicrs, will bc,i wlicn completed, one of the largest tiiid uiost iiiaigiiiticciit vessels allont. She will iiie:isiii'o tivo thoiisiiiid six hundred tons; her length will be tlirec liiiiidi-cd nnd l'ort_v- livc feet on the brand line; depth of bold tliii-ty-thrco fcct; bi-reiidtii of beam titty feet.

There is quite ii curiosity in Bangor, in the form of it bed-cord mode from the sin- eivs of it wlinle. it was brought into tltis country in I610, and has been in posses- sion of Uncle Tint. Colby forty-seven years, in constant use, and never was bro- ken. It is its good us ever, nnd has been in the possession of the Colby litiiiily for two hundred years. °

A man who was recently digging it cel- lztr at Put‘l:l;_'c Lake, l\.lichi-_:un, found it inns.- ofcopper wci_-_iliiiig 1.3376 ptilltltls, which bciirs evident traces of linvitig hceti beaten and worked, until the rock wits ciitircly scpnriitcil, lcu\'in,i__r tho piii-i: iiinss of copper. Tlicre urc no indicntioiis of copper in the vicinity iiliorc this iiiaiss wits tliiiud.

The Pctiiisylvziiiiu Proliiliitoi-y Liquor Law \\‘('tll into foi'i'c on l.lll‘ lst iii.~‘tutit_ 'l'hc Liiw does not ciitircly stop tho stile oi liquor, but its force is chit-lly dii-cctcd iigiiiiist gt-og sliops niiil other places \\ll('l't‘ liquor is sold by the glass. It does not iiitci-t'erc with the iiiziiiiihictiirc of liipiors, iiorivitli their sole or use within ct-i-tiiiii

quart may be lS§lH‘(l to citizens oi’ the United Stiitcs, proviilcd they are not the keepers of any hotel, iiiii, tuvcrii, restaur-

l‘i'ltll, etitiiig house, oyster house or ccllnr, tliciitrc oi- other pliicc of ciitcrtziiiiiiiciit. Every pers-iii roceiviiig it license enters into a bond ol'$l(l‘.)tl.

— ~——o-o—o——

COLONIAL-

A private of the 17th llitssars, English, who wits in nll the bnttlo.~i in the Criiiicn, and who took it part in the attack on the Rednn, has arrived tit Montrotil, be having got his d(i1scliurge, with it pension of nbont ‘ls. per ny. This hcro wns ivouiidcd in several battles. '

A resolution providing £|000 to' encou- riige emigration to the islands passed the House of Asseinbly of Bermuda, on the 25th. All foreign stenm iniiil pockets in the regular employ of their respective governments, are exempted by decree ti-om all large tolls collected under the act of 1841, on payment of the following tolls: For every such packet exceciling six liiind- red tons the sum of £3; packets not exceed- ing tliut inciisiirciiicnt, .’CI 45., for each time of her arrival.

A few iiiglits since, \\'illinin Lyon Mc- l\'cii'/.ii- was pelted with rottoit eggs by tho citi'/.i-its oi l‘.i-iiiiiptou, Cunudn, while advo- cittiiig it di.<.<oltitioii of the Union between the two (ifillliltllilll pl‘()\‘lll('l.'.~l.

CA\'At).\ Si:.i'i' or-‘ (}oi'r.ii.\':\ii:.\“i'.—-Oiil tlic tltli inst. zit four o’clock. I’. M., the: cliniige otithe sent oi'govcriiineiit ol Cniiuiln, from Quebec to 'l‘oi-onto, Wit:-1 nllltiltlll’ riccoinplislieil. His Excellency Sir lid)- iiiiiiiil lictid (}oi'ci'iior Gt.-iiei-til of thc ,l’i'oviiit‘c took the cars of the Quebec and Rlttllllli-llll i':iilwii_v, at this stiitioii of the lii!'llll'I' ('ll_\’, :i‘,t«-iitlwl by it _::'i:ii'd of lionni-, nnd .~;iliiii-d by the _~_;iiiis oftht: i~i.ynl iir'tillc- ry, iii l)lll‘ll£tlIl 'l‘u l't'11(‘l‘. l’i-i-ti-nits to his ili-pzii-tiire li'I>lf| tiovi-riiiiiciit lluiiso the _iiii|;;i-.4, tiiit_-_-i.~ti:iti-s, city our-por.-ition miil othi-rs, wuiicd upon niid took lciivo of his l'lxct.-llciicv'.

(‘i‘i:ioi.~: l'\i"r l.\' >‘i'ii,\i'i«:.—lt is :i curious .u-t in .\i‘l~‘lli‘I' t'».it ~,;l.i.~'.~x rt-sists the notion oi‘ :ill iii ills, t-:.«-4-pt toe tluiirie , it l-isi-s iiiitliiiig iii \»<-i,_'Tit. by use or :i;:--, it i.; inure i-.ip:il-le ti.;t:i :ill lIl.i1t'l‘ .~vi'-~'t:itiri-n l!i.l'l't‘('l\lll"' llio ‘ti ".- Ust ii~';,ji't'i'u;' ]r.tli.~ii ; ili lIlI‘ll<‘1l r€‘\r.i~r,il liyijc». ova-r :i;i-l pinupei'!_\'«i-mil:-Al in tho l'iirii::i~c. l‘<'t'(’i\'- iiig it i.oli.~'li :iii:iu:it i'ii:illing tho fliiiinoiiil in lit‘illiitiii~_\'. it is i-ip.tblo of rci-i-iiiii_-_; the t'ielic.~'t ml->iii'.~i pr l(l|l|'l tl fr-mi mild or --tlicr iiietzillic col--:ii'i:i-_:. tllltl will i--tziiii liStII‘i‘-_":l.:|' lirilii. ii.-y ii: liiic ti-r :l;_"i'.i. .\l--ilils, tut, um. ln Il'il'|l ill '21 x.~-a. (‘Ill be ltlltilt‘ tn l'l‘,i.|lll ‘ui' ct:-r their lll‘l“"iiI.ll piii~it_v iiinl il]iIiL‘:lt‘.tlIL't.‘.

T-lr (,i2ll‘llllt‘iXElt‘l, llio c--li-bi-iiti-il llla‘ll‘lll(' pniiiti-i-, who \\':i~' pr: st-zit nnd ski-ti-lieil the .:iili:iitl.iii'tit oil‘ .\'w«-nl) trg, iiili-iiils to point

lli 5' l-=*‘:.'l'- Pl‘-'llll‘l! oi the event, \\'ltlt.'ll is to be

Liccnscs to sell liquor by the ‘i

l Piiici: or LAND IN LAKE Si'ri~:iiioii (‘oiwrnv... :A piece of hind containing ubout 160 acres,

situated in the county ofunionaigoii, on Lake Superior, wits recently sold in public auction, under no order of the Jud,-,:o of Probate, for the sum of $12,560, being $78.75 per item. The hind was located by it coloured innn, now tli'Ct':lBCti. it few years since. nnd purchased by him from tho govciuiiiicut fir 3 25 per acre. The lot is sold for tho bcnclit of his wife and children.

list-i'ii.\' or Pl:USl’ERlT\' IN Niziv 0l1LEA!\'S.— The scatson (says tho New Orleiins Dcltu) opens gloriously. We never rcniciiiber to have seen such confidence nnd clicerluliicss iiinongst the business men of the city at the close of the September month. Every tlilng pl'0llllt-‘CS Well for those interested in cotton,’.sug:tr, uioliisscs, dry-goods, nnd ncwspn ers, and we would not be itstoiiislied to soo .i\cw Orlonris rcccivingn push itliciid this winter, .\)llt'l| as has not been

. (1.,

witiicsscd since '5] on at.

It is reported that the deniornlizaition of tho Russiziii .-\riny is complete, iiiid sitcli was the conliisioii froin the tirst tiioiiiciit of the itssitiilt of tho .-tllics upon Schsistopol. that the soldiers liceuiiic cxliiiustcd ivitli f.i.ti;:,uc, hating re- tiiuiiicd twenty-foiir hour.-i witlioiit niiy sits- tciiitncc. The loss of the lliissiaiiis during the luiiiilmriliiieiit zinditssiiiilt is estiiiiutcd at 15,000 men. The linitl lioiiiliuidiiiciit oi‘ Scbiistopil l.'l.‘§li~1l three days and it hull. 'l'l.c victory wits not :ilto,;;etlicr one over the lliissizin stronghold, but it :ll|llll|lltl1\'Sllit3 long riiiiiiiiigiinviil iowcr ol‘ the llussiiins in the Block Scat. uiid so cities it victory by scat. and by lallttl. For years nnd yt airs. the lliissiaiiis ll:l\’(.‘ been niuiing to become ~ grout iizivnl power in tlic lllucl: b'c:t—and so liir its 'l'urki-' was coin-criicd. they had been able to destroy her tie:-i.~a——liut tiow they liitvo 11')i, so for us we know. it \'es.~‘el left. Itis mentioned, as it fact. wortl._v ofriotiec, that the iiaiviil iiriiiuiiieiit destroyed by the Iliissiuns iheiiisclics, to prevent it from falling into the liatnds’ oftlicir ciieiiiics, oxcecdod in iiuinhcr of guns the whole ituvitl force of the United States. A l'c:trl'iil teinpcst li-.:d occiii-red itt Scliiistopil, followed by liciivy ruins. Schintopol is to bo l'a'.Zct.l and the basins filled up.

THE BIRD HUNTER.

Lieutenant Gibson‘: explorations in the val- loy of the Amazon. present to the render mun interesting fcittui-es. We clip the following in relation to bird-hunters: -

Thero nro it few individuals among the Cre- olos of Santa. Cruz who understand the art of collecting and preserving the skins of birds with nrscnicitl son . They make their living by stutling birds with cotton, to bo boxed up and exported. The bird-collector ditfers from the bork-gatliercr; he is found on the ilains its well its in the woods; his oniinunition is good powder, in small tin canisters, difii-rent sized shot, and it etiiitll quantity of quicksilver. The shot are for ordinary birds. lo puts ti. few drops of quicksilver in it small piece of paper, and loads his gun with it instead of shot. The quicksilver knocks tho liiimining bird over. without tearing the skin or disfigur- ing the pliiiiiiigo ; it stuns, nnd lnforc the bird recovers, the sportsinun lltltl him in hand. After tl.-A hunter lius collected h‘illll'.‘ iivo hund- red lginils. lic tlion liocoiiics dillicult to please; he wiiiiis tho bcziutifiil soiigstcr who sits at tho liiisii oi" the Aiiilcs, itiid sands forth his music lit'liil'<' the risiiig suit. Tlicro iirc tiinny birds ii-lo feed by iiiglituiiil tilvup in daiyliglit ; some stciil the eggs of their neighbours ; otlicrs drive owny tho» pnrciits, food itnd rcur their yonng.or hit upon the egos nnd liutcli them for the right- l'nl OVl'llt‘l‘. All these birds we see itround us

it|\‘i! i.lll'll' re;:ul-.ir lioiini for feeding, singing, bzithiiig. resting, nnd sleeping.

We unit it. liird-hunter in Trinidiid: he had been or work two yeztrsi-nllcctiiig nciir six liun- ilr--d dill 'l‘t.‘l't ltiinls. llc was ofopiiiioii there are over it lll(itl.\’.llt<l vitrietius ol‘ tii;:lit, nnd dity ill ds to lw l'oiiii«l iii the .\l:uleii':i Pluto, besides ~ii:il;e.~', li.’ilt'ilS. lllltl :iii_v upiaititity ol' iiisi-ets. '|i'iiiid.i:l was his lli'1Hl-tlllill'li‘l‘H. l'i'oiii wliieli he lli':tll('llt'<l otl'in iill iliri-ctioii.~i during the dry st-:ti~'uii. l|i.~i room \\':|i it perli-ct ciirio.-ity shop. The birds were rolled up in paper oftcr they hail been properly curcd. nnd stowed :|\\’:Iy iii l.ir;:c woodcit lio.‘;--:4. l-Wery day. tit «lill'.-ri-iit liouis, he went to the, field; nftcr days oi'l.ilmi;r. liu \\‘iilllil ho Ht'<'l| returning with n .~iii,;lc bird, dill-riii;; l'ro:n :iii_v in his rooiii. ll.- pi-oi-tires poimiioti.-i sii:ik-.~.~i by‘ splittiii-,3 tho «-inl olii stick to iil‘|l| ti tori‘. which lie pliii-cs Il\'i‘l' the neck of the .~ii:ik~'. nnd liolils liiiii till it ,‘,';‘)lIl'tl or bottle is‘ llX"ll over his liend. wlicii ho In--s:-ii.~i his fork uiid tlic Flitllic (‘l':|\\'lH into the ir-.iitv. llo then corks the g->iii'il iiiid puts it -iito his pocket. .\l'tcr tlze siiiiko st."-V.-9 to «l ‘:|l.lI. or is til‘-)\\'llC(l iii spirits. his skin is to- iU‘lI oil‘. pre~‘ci‘vi-tl. nnd siiill'-«I, ll‘:lIl_\' lor trun- ~; urtiiig; to he tnuscuiiis ol'tlio ciiilizcd world.

l)ui'iii;:_ the rainy sens Ill. tho 'ltil'll-lllllIlt‘l' en- ters it cniioe. and ri-p.i.irs iii t’io~io plum-s wl.cro Mo \':tl'lUllS nniiii.-ils t|t‘I‘(‘Ull1!t'll'tl tr i:--tbcr. lio ubtniiis iii.tny species tlicro, \vl.icli would. l'i'(ltlll‘t! it leiigtli of time to follow tip, and till!

ltlit.'|‘\.’ill‘(.lS t.'llgZ'il\'t.'tl.

iiia cniioo with vension iind dccr sliius.

I