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THE RICHLAUND BEACON.
WILlY F. MANG -AM . -
:B 13AIRD,A:. om 'to fdi~:' &t PI
DRayviloe. La. April 5, 187:1
The Rilt. l`-'n: ',,.
We p:,lish to-(la a le.et,' r :m, A. t
to, writtenby ltno. li. I' \ H6 i .
whichb ,icture to our- renfders irn
plain and ieatlifui luangare. the i-.
don( di.-played by the :f;,od citi.tens ,I
t hat vic(nil in enlcav rinV to n:;.o.
;:,t'i" favored section a de..irai,hc a"t:."
. !tra,'tiv', home for fir.-t-e.lan imm:nira
1 ",n They bare mnad: the right x
ginlnilig, and one which mnlt arid wi!
,o,.vitally prove seccesful. 'Th.,'
.I lrche.- tvi.eier the rein a lspirit o
S"'u enu rlp'i.., iiherlialv i:! ):, l hic
1 "i:', that C:all hit redtvund tefoul t,
the p.rosperity anId .ieces ".- F ,.a1 , ,'(
ile H '.hi'e it i- tl.o graini lev,.r ,
whii it alile cur oIuntV iltan livft
f:,, n, !- low VSt:e' ,l l. li.e pri:l,'::
eailth for l,"6g hiitlcn in our oa;
l.,vI and i -l)' ti!ful 'ari-h be tct11'
developed. The g-ain already experi
tnceld byhv Alto, ini "l :uHapy good c'ti
-inai whicht have litn tiided to tha
c6n1,,ui it ywitltlin the aIst, for
ImOltt - is on:e (,f the strouler;-, eVi
d! . r in il!ustration of this tri.th.
W\e 6re no litt!u Furprise-. oilon
recent trip throughi that ncighlbrhooud
to (limd tlers such a large and hand
some hlintiinr. as is the 'w I'res..V
tiriian Church, which they*are .;u:
n11:1 cnmplting. *ilandinu s1 it red
il a ieautiful gr)Ve, near the town
shaded and environed with a I that i,
.,icture,&4e and lovely in nat'u:'a
scenery, a lotnue creeted atnd dedertat
e,! to ibe ! hwi ip of God, it s1:, ak
sublimhely, thott'gl in language seient
too the 1 mandering 6ranger in I
',lan'e land," n bile thp passer-i,
will flind liuself lpnuing for a lri
tllot, to rvcc!t ulp the toral' worti
of such a communllulity. and!l li.tenitl t
the "still a.all vo: e' wLic, telh lii1
that happy h,1no6e Iii, Le the remilt
,uch enteriiica-,. (,,n.titate the or:l
sure a1nd perllanllen ln 11n4 lIvy while
ourI rich tolres wealth an il ie unlt ckLid
and our ,'ate lands betr made to Mloor,
as the rs,' if -haron, and 'the lily o
the valevys.'
Our Parish already 1 o - -e,,cvery
rc(qui-ite to health and ihappiness, and]
every vindreIement to immigrat ion, that
can be said of any country on tl:e
globe. in so far as natural advantage
extend, and if we build uI, g_'oodt
Schools anil c'h'rchis thr,,u-ih ,uL it=
Ilutiders, ere awe iCr atre olul .ji1ar6i.
hI" s ttl',l !ItA l ghhoirl "or ; ' s ni i! ,. lthi k
I% ini!:b:ted nith aina en'se i e .i ; , ia -
dia-t':' 13~nl intel!igent ppni ,!!ataiO,
.. a., . f o ..
I A :'c'~.l * raT * ...: 'i.
1).s no)t our parishb, "o fa.re-1 in.
nat'ua! resoJ 're '.::lid all cutt, ; lr-i.
propulati,,n, needl ell4'h an ilnst;tution '
Il .,ve'llt we need of ,etter st lk, hvn;,
raised. fic r-tlass . I ! ., n.u. .at.d
horse.-? iupli.t at v.e 1o have It,
very be'st ctt.n n-,1,ol , l n' ti.e Stn :"
the l,e::t bhi.k,'tns. ducks and tua..ys ?
a1d1 ve'getahlh., fruit and i1'ser;e-.rc
(tue great incentive to a!l tlhese iitdu0
tlicb i- a la ir AtisociOtion. Its d!i:
els-ions is no altrhiultural cilul wouldV
aid in bringing about unal.inlitv ,f
s,6ntiuelt lamong onr planters on hl
bor and crop questions, Lcsides ac
t,:ariting tihem generally with the
I,,.-t letbhods i all djepartnhtuts of
acrricilltural huslbandrv. T'he annnal
( ..,it i:ia of laiiih:ineury, products ale!
nlinual , iwoulld do mniuch to Stilnu':it6
r:.r planitcr to introduce lIttter stack
andl to imalke cffort.s to improve ola
hritieds. 'liTen too the ladies wou:d
aly a 'ery iniportant part in the dc
pa.'tmnlt.. ot ho,'.shold economy.
T'Le ;a rictltural club and fair as
scciatiofl ie a practical schiool prodiu
t: e of the 'e.ry Ihct results, and ccr
t.'inl \V e ,, IIi flilad Parish are abl£6
i' any ae.ple ce to have a r,'al igou1.
work',,- or: niz~a!on. Te tHailroad
placic( ul in imnmited iatle oCtiu)1i0Iliatlioia
with tle Irct throlgh~Inreln of trale.
We are thus convenient to exhibitors
We do not need1 a large capital in- up
porting stael an c nterpri.k! Say have
tile shares put as low as tw, dollar:
s11ee allow any one to invest a, larre
Ir as desired. In this way the ttk.
would Ih largely distr; lcu, throu-4h
ihe entire conmmunity. ev-ery one c,;ih1
hel a italo. Wheo fift.Len uwldrtIl
or two thourand dollars are paid in.
4rwlm sand 'prare for
Wito ~ a ltl at the fondae ,. ai
build up. ~u will Iw lieaeagrowiirI
organization snhs as t'iborne paish il
Las, mad SlIrehouie is aboit to lave.
How will tichihart Palrih vtrle ol
this quation ? Let us hear fom De:'
hi. Also, Wyna Isllud, tlrard, ulaid
otl'er poillta in tlr letis1 --
I I. , in atlit ,L.· a iht "i - ".
. . .. : r :: ; . . -
" .. '"1 I f' ' 1. ±. i
" ' ,. L? '., tr;i ·'i .i f~ r
l " 'i l tt .. have at ili lve ipu'l a
1 a.a: k ' iaag f" :i ! e
, 1 . rI p..;" ,'e I t,"* ti " a r e
in1l!1th nies .of tlhe late war'. I ]:a,.
:be'1su ,'i,:e t fe' l pIreuit in pa, -irl^
S rfluifi mYt0, nri:"Ltr' i adti rull ke ui,'
'lC'.l' i;, ,ll It. to ": t' il ' I ro.,, Il 'ye ! 4 4.tll
ite h::!king ilpr ul'('llll.ement Wll,'t' ..(e 'll :,.!
oas r l.te lr.d anu,! fl. ! c to.e, rs '!:.ng ,
iult i s 'a 'nd l and a l'Iu v v.';t :e
ihI.ir fr ls s. h li rh e 1 th;, h 1. irl
'. ibiteid aZioi an iy le:i(hlbor.s I feied
r~-lw d of l ltheml. I-'er1 teu" ",'c..r I
:uin ,inod to ."in t ,a I alwit s ito .1'
I, 'he i les rt: v iof friei,i-. t n.
one oi the .: ltlIs-t C; ildei n l(- tF i c
iatupr;ven' e^.t . , tine . - il : "., , ; ...l t
',tees. :'non, u,. W'e lind that uth'. ,.h
t1 : l . . `;: i , to ,i " p i, ,,.lt"l :
,=en iont, l irt e orl' :sel., and wish ltha'
cla.s l" . c,,plu t. ::t ;in ;n. iatIl!li;t
itli ht. ' e I' pr ai, 1. Thlatt la
that i i I luit d ult, out t arm:iin in te:
e., cit. e;1 t' to io* v to. , RTand -
in iildiii , li p s h, uta a! ' natit'ur l iels
Intlloui U I I t a r. isre1d toe m te I *'ti
(lat'e:'iana de-ih ril, ic tn itf ir Iit:le v:'
hl i, tsi cart' ti ell's" i-hthll he t ot dE.
a-l'v tllt tin , linre sa:d :If Iu . -
We IwIat o Stn o A a.l t :rl,o
p ace f1it thee thait aire it :. .':e h of :i
new hnome. .1ad ",len h we e -ath .i:
tie d'j not ai('anr (.'ºt toe' iiltiaitsliitt
hiat.li ,, luti all the 'itrr'outlitiiing ae'nt
ti rV. WVe h:i, e twoi ,l f h:rclh etdi
ire., that hare in them regIs ulir preae.
inug uILiot veI' e 'ii,,athi, iand lari
well attended. We' ar1e itow tryvin, to
Ibuild tup a gitd Fclhool sol tilat our
y aouh n c;c re pr.lper in-true'iol
in our inineediate ts(eililltorhllo . Y it
with all of this; we are not s1ati.-lied:
w .waint to ~se t i hr.,, it'lletrat ion
here next fiall and witter. uLa.N ;i ould
1,e glaiid to '-eeP the ad le:agel of i.nii
SlPeIl I 'L:'Ii pres-'itenI d il it: !r::e
merit-. that it rmight be the mean. ,.
seliit ital the attentiion of ithoulusaiil ;i
the' hler Stales; that are IIearint,:
away. thleir liveis toiling on thel'-e old
andil wsorn out landts. Anl iii a future
trtilse wouild like to rlreseint sia le
of tI l aldvantare. ethat (otr e"iuntrV
fossc.e. Outr l!ilnter arre sqite for
ward wih their crops. As a gene'al
thit:eg core i.i up; cotton plalting pro
irretsigl. Nesro<. trenernlhl workin,
well. And we are all looking for
Wlal I to a 'l.)oo crop ynear.
1'ec want to make cotton enough to
ive eiimployment to one tboucand ex
tra hanlisa next fall. And we waut to
,:ive timleiv notice ao ;IUat if thlere le
thirs-. that ')teiaplate iiimmigrating to
this eoun*iry nett winter, that hI.
ruo'iiig bhere early in the fall they will
!iieil Plenty of tork to d:, and have a
-.,-1i :t-:he: 'o: tosceure homes for an
-itr. rlt'c':r a'nd c,'rnt to make their
crlop,. Tihey .twill ild it mnuch to
trhir interest to coni here in the fall.
it 'piang that te expetatarions of the
mn,:ot stanguine;lo in our country's ad
viiac.nelit iay Iw verllred, I remain
Y'ors Respectfully.
H. F. it'KElta.
i' ':,, tl . ",,d Benton.
14Mu. Partiin:tn on rarwn.
"Wot' s thnt yu'rte readina. Ike?"
"Dear'wia on the Decent o' nman.
.ai-i that young ihopei'i.
"liarwin on the ('enter min ? What.
nl airtllh i it Ike "
I. e-(very deliberately and emhat
i.aliiv)-"Tar-wiln on De-scent o' maln !"
Mir.. P.--"D'uwin o(i dle sellt of
man. well, well. IHS mnsct be a ui,,htv
inquiesitou eretur to irite on teihe an
dlious ssbjeet. I wonder what peo
ple. will -one to next. What 0does he
nv hheyr r'nill like?"
,'a.t--"Ti aii't it. yoit got the
ine ,tall -oiglomerateid."
I,~1. p -"('tmn-whiat ? Ike vm
ar, i'lnostasl' to tive a bode the lhiper
bunsuatla. hat Il'tile d OU imtean ?.'
,:. "'. all about the Origei of
.tar. P -"A ti about the Oranger
mate, hiu 4, ,-scent, du tell ! I shs.uiti
thslak thnat wa. ri,.hit down nire. I)e
te'fnt of en oraunge llsn." antd the
or! laatv went on knitting vigorously.
lIc.--Goo, gracious, !aM what'a
me ? rThe icook ain't abourt seens nor
'o.anger' men neither; its to tell how
e ,an came to ie a man, that'rs all "
Mrs. P..-"Wll, Ike, I 'oul, tell
his that. anal n,. have to write a
bsok nieither Who is Ilarwen at.-
biew !"
ter or natural bistorv and sich like."
r' P.--"Weli, well, a very popo.
:, -ii..-anci-take-it i riter. Oh rvs 1
le's the rain that ala. we all were
prognostereated t'oem monekes and-
ant!. \ihat is it Ike."
Iks.-- A water loose."
ai'*. P.--"My Goodmi!'" and she
eI.wed ter spec, back on her head-
"Ike you're joking. What i. to be
come of tea all ?
Jk.'.--- l sa y's we'll keep on in the
seete sf evolution and make ,eirit.."
3fr.e. P.--"Kemep in the seaxle orev-!
uleion iand neake lperits. Ill just let
hin kaow that Ill not do it, for one.1
l'Tsre.'.e e nsi,1bh ejoim' of it now. I
wonder wietn men will stup their fot!
ine~s. T)egenerated from a louseI
inleel!"
The old Ilty heated a deep aigh,
ret-;adiUterl her .epe' -, art ,,.,.t on
Sitia, ' ta L i aLu Ie
1 .~GI(, A .1A'lRA1P t.
C " . ": o....' Mu . T.r . ,', i .....
r ,' . ij, r- ; 7t"
', : '.1' . i!
¾ r,'"," i ,.t.irdtj,.t and i s ! ,t
inl that ' iinit v. iHe iti'.
Ir:tens.tte e' ci'.e!ient .1.- Ih, n lpro
o r at Mrs. ; c t L -n..,;utl t e: n"c .
N; af h ' n :t o.,,ti : c -. T - to.
.- :i. t i. " ý trailsh, a i a h." . Ir
a:F· inc.n Iltov aL'oat 17 ar.l c~.l.
Ow reicer t of ar. n t a i. . .I or -
labt I± ar, is n'a (. here, an,
whoJ its i \Vllw .ln I. , h trahe.
h1i 1ht a -tIn:' far I ' :. . l. e Tar 'n up-ti
,,n h , h: it le ( avec -:c r, '"n i r --;
X il;J th ) ,r ' , t,ti r% , " ,;,lie ,.!' two, (II.
lit,'- e : aa bct ttl' h e:t ','-t r a t titrr-,i
er bolz t the nrcceks hint o:Iir v, la;
ty,.l .lt-. uo difi. ty wa' h.d with
T.a'pi. uhi to t itn , oftli i ui ,lur er.
.'a t ti 14 b ov f er. tat aovteur re ;r.
i.ti, 1: a !e`: \ lnlt to -alcn1r al"andl-ci to
'ire t s tras de, leavgin g hi '.:ckin
i,: d an iroel boy a boi 17 yearim Ihrit
lf,,k after the farm. Tt ant a.aurir
Mat. 'arpeny, is s ,e! knho r: here, and
Lat, long h ten n
1i: i TERROi in. lie t woa ', lno r 'l.a.
li1r has some elsaictitnel and nit iLo.
ien.: u and reckled .s brutal itn , L.av
tor:ibb d hil to miakec hieu-s i , el'f ;
ies.-s was dealing in and Breaking
~e ses. and hie was alSo a fairn in a
:nall way, but he really spent n oost
of i.;s time in brg ti- o atmld tully
i,' about the stree!s . U..! ;,o:iss of
the variousn. town s .u kn.w c,)t:ntin i
abote named. o le, ho\ Ter, a utr isedll
abtlt 40,000 in properly iy j.o lity
ing nli od rganhlinls . Hes kind ton
his faniily and gene oua to his friend
orit to all others w ha 'iel and hrutal.
ihe has killed, or aided in killing, sc-
eral half breeds andndn niulier of_
greasers. o n on ne occarsiotn e keH
the body of a half brel:el hangin, to
a tree for 3 days, threatening to ,hoot
tnyone ona he pot ' ho atternpe to
cut it downle a. lie has been known, i
ply for amusement, to pick a dsg up I.y
the nape of the neck, and after shout
hing four or five balls through it. thriow
the bode on the ground and tanmp it
with his feet. lie always carried one
or two pistols, , hicih he was ever
ready to use upon man. or bearst. He
was a boisterous ruflian, ready to
drink swear or gamble upoen the
lightest provocation. - lie cnievri a
ride reputation as an activte lipubli
tat politician, and was some ye'as
Since tried for forging naturalization
papers. Wishing to dispossess the
the Nicholson's of the tarnm be had
sold them, and having a horror of any
thing like legal proc-ss. he too-k ad
vantage of .1r \Nicholson's absence
to urne an old frame hou-e on to sth
!and, and then rent the house and
farm to a german named Peteroson.
rnt Mrs. Nicholson, acting under le-e
thal adice, together with her hired
boy sad a man named O'Neill, took
possession of the houseor the irst night
it stood upon heprpe proerty.. The
next day, when Pleterson went to
move in, she called a halt. lie re
turned to Watsronvie, a dis taer oif
hbout six miles, toinformed Tarpey, who.
hrmed himself with a henr' rile, "h
ievoulver, and a double-bartelled shr t
gun, and sought r' e i
Trle hCome oF THE .TNicId R. a
lie arrived during the night, and
,-amped behind a big log on hi d o
trounde, jusLet across the rod from the
house. Here he scooped out a htole,
that his bodyl might be onealdd, aIF.e
taid down to wait fior day lig-ht; but
his restive disposition woub unt olt
him sleep, so for fun ih fired t blalf
dozen shots from his Hlen'v rifle
thrt he house in tuih k sueasiopn.
Tshe three occupant s left the housi
quite suddenly, withor fulln arrangM.
ing ateir toilet, and took rev ge in erhe
Next o m orning Mrs. Nichulso. said
er. h eue li and see where lcr u but-c
lets strnk and get our thing- . toer
iant punish him for firing into a house
thaIt way." The two, w'ith the boy,
started wi the arms or the slightest.
apprehension of ianger. When about
ahirty yards from the house Tarpey
tuddenly arose and stepzed ifto the
roadway, gu in hand. Mrs. Ni-hol
hon gave a start ar d grasped Mr.
Ol'tNeiolra arm, but recovering herself
bhe said, "Good mortini, .\ir. Tai
Iy." The g w liat's oaln rely wIi<,
td raising the shet ga 1e.
T!e cap snaeplind. stnThe t,,r "o-e
bma. hrearted, "For ( ;e'i .atki.a. to.
Tarpeyi take the whole thuad , but d.a
aim again anw the ep . oautppd. Th,
ter-ilted woman seizd hea o f .edf.
im to run, but as she did the ettactlea.j.
urute took ain againt and ;his tii..d"
, it : I'n gOing to shouit ' ,U. ,,"
". : . ! , a , . . 'i f' . ti c ,i" . nui
• i
, ' , i . '. i ,,
c "-rtl 'e. ::'I I I .: i a few rodi
t)o , -' , n I , t ilt, .out d ,,isarmi
w.1 u t It I him to -a linmr. Here
SI.i"" t " 4 aihiout th town, and . e
,.le ' a. te ;a pu, ic iC-.. ech te.:ni
i una t 'ciideiit i baipned. It-wa],
r l,) ti.cemed , )e b, the Sil writll
to tike him to ,Motltrey, where the
dail was more secur thre n hn the one here.
In the mean time .Mr-. Nichollc:n's
hodi had lteen talen to Vatsonii ,le.
The news of the .atroeious murder
-<!pread like wild tire, and the whole
c:uuti v became frantic with excitement.
The two witnes..,s, O'Neill and the
boyt te-tified I.tfore the Coroner's jury
Ito) the facts as ilthev have been related.
T t.: ex iiein ll lt th i'erl tn imicreal.ed.
Ili:.patches camet flrm tiill directions
lien ' iic r b '11uIt ý;iiU al i' i. l A I.
l, ti:i i, n l lattii ::1 ile: i oii - Ii- t 1r -
ai'ns Ildenoeunci the in urdlerer. an-l
itien 1ie Pwhl,)jen male l oplm'ation of wt.
t t'wn ,alle to Sulinag with vglue hut
Idetrniii, ed pj pui's to d :'onatl , tli
desperute.
A ('CRY 'Ot ' I s:i .N,'t:.
.It tillh furti al a gri,-iaitled gentle
ilan rse allnd' eulogized Mr.1-. N ichil
son, ctnuiludig with, "If you permit
this miurderer to go unhaun'ed for
twenty four hours you are a!l ow
ards.4. Tl, ptr'ech laul its eiiTctC.-
C'itizens t:,,-k,'d o .alian fl',.m aI
tuairti-, bt. i i lin tIht -a- i hal"
been n', i.,lved to .1, :i'crer.a t h. r ' e, rd
nhetl vent. ovt i', t '. . iac the sit.i0, to
L- Llp the Sh, rili proltec Tlat pe,. 'il.ey
.took with the i an iior t- f'rom the
Jludge dlirecting th.e S~her;i" to bring
IIt ;he lr'i 'tr i, ' iiln s, that hi:s x
a:ti:.. i',n inight take }':.u,.'. The
c . 1icrir td elved ali I.'' fi :1 re -
ed a dlispatch from the .J ule dtir..t
ing to e ti a i the prisnir in Moi.
ter-v. The crowd, whiich hul t.. en
augmuint-d to iur:c live yhe).;ire ,
th'ereiul)oii hoiul the Sheriff, and pro
ctuled to break open tinhe ail.
Everything Weas dine .:v-temati,'.l
l', ind without noiie or oiifsioin.
bWhen the door was blrokeln open a
few of the crowd went to Tarp.ey's
cell and tutI him to pr':, Te to 3;o to
Salinaes. lie comuprrheuittl,,i ni ie.r's
and tegged piteiA-ly for lift. illdlhing
to his wife atil chilutren, and his wick
ed, sinfa lirf-, :.nd his want of prepa
ration for death. lie plrotested that
he had shlot the woinaoa act identalk,.
but the hard countenanees of his .;c
cutioners never relaxtd.
PREPARINIi FOtR DTF..ril.
"Come, Tarpey, get ready to o to to
Salinas City," was a!l they -aidi, and
whi'e they were hiddiiag himt to pt'
pare. the 1o, r wretch bt-gan to pray
in a Irud bvo:ce, Ttrfesst'ig his sinls,
eli g on sain the sa1's ard the lyIv
Virgin to protet hin. TiL, sienct
last,,l several minutes, but finally half
fainting, and more d,.:.t than alive,
Tarpey was picked up and t'arrit-,l to
the wagon. A pine box and a long
hemp rope lay in the bottom in fuil
viewi of tile donnied titan. Ti." ,rowdi
at once formed in pirtce.ion, in hug
-ies and on hors.e.eck, and star'ed for
Salinas. The prisoner was clo-e!
uard ed to protect him fr :ti tIe mobl.
Fully lfive hl:drd penl plie fo!Luwced,
icnudiing Tariey'. noth.r, ir e and
rothe r-in.law., and Mir. Ni,. ,n
The frmer diii iot 0(emli to real:7.e the
'tate o" things; they earned it, how
ever, erore long. and started back to
town in horrur. Three mik- ,,t of
town the wagon drove under a i ne
tree, and the leaders of the processionI
called a halt. One of thera tj d Tar
pey that he had committed at hrriale
miurder, andt that it tla:s the una-ni
miou01 SCeitimient of the cOtliUiiuniltv
that ble should toiflir putnihbobe, t lat
once. He w ald he ,'ven hakf an
hour to arrate his wortll- affairs
and prepare fir death. Terpi',: aeain i
went on his knees, and in agonized
tones
LT AGED 10R Ill. LI u,
lbut he wais cult short with the .cor"
aninoliricitettt that be h,'d !ut thliti
mninutet to live, and lie had Letter
make his preplaraions. lite then
seuemed to grow firmer, and asked to
make a will. A lawyer froza the
crowd wrote out a brief will. In ii
Tarpey bequeathed $1,000 to Niehol
ann, the hutband of the murdered wo
man, his gohl watch and chaini to a
frijend, and all the reaLt of his paroperty
some $40.000, to his wife and children. I
Tariev thell beganl to pLray, ail to
protest his innocenye of ir.teai:,na!l
DIurder, *%hen his tLne 1l:id enaI, -
lie only said : "Well, I'm ready, but
you are committing mu nrdler.") Tar
pey then sank on his knees ard irally
ed while the rope was being adjusted.,
Mr. Nicholson wished to hang ' .r.r
p1,V with his own hands, but this re
iuesLt waCs denied.
T:,:cy was to!d to .tand on a lix
nli the aiia. lie did so. Ti*n. ri.ile
was made 'f:a, aud the wagou dri ,.n '
suddenlv out from under hili, h,:-%,
the wretch sw ingitig in mil-.
There was ,) fall. so his ip.k t:,a
not i',k,en, and de',:; re: 'i'-d from
stran.calo;tio. 11|s Sii:. g.e- were
teri'ile wh'h' thee .s'4ed. but at tle
end ,f ten minuus the body hu'-g to-.
tionle-.-, an! lie was pron,..:nved de:.ii
The eriwld :i.,'fly i-pit. i'. leaving
the. body to li, ii'kitj.d.-. The n hoIio
Slli." pae-d oTl as dlec.ntv s .s' ,
a thing could Ie done, and the-c nt ibe
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