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8 snake, causes hiis whole vi.s....


a peculiar and snaky asnar. .s' IoSs


fancy and childhood, the ,i ~ !, DudOr :
m the 3 snake even to its fang.a, aVs %.I 'h'P,
on the interior Of his leg Il, &, was Pm
up, il became graduaIiTy o5l, S1s n
now there is only a small inD'aia S~uleiaisS {
the snakes head was irnp. soO Vi a
sight Of a snake fills him WIN Ipb1ied- d
an instructive feeling of revo. ~. nOfrO, d;
is more excitable durlno 81 I'D
snakes; and even cOnyer.a,;s ~ 'ea'oO }
ing them excites him, and h. eOOosn
more anxious to strike than n, ,SI sla slpP.,s
conversation is going on. no.ss


All Of the above -pbeDon...


fectIy Independent of his viii q, .es
can testify, who were aco1si,,., :. Sesaadlsd sasd,
long before he had any ide, y b6
himself publicly. This - s1AAii 1qaa,
was born in Carolina, and mo..ss aF 10
gle in the year 1929, wbe,s b,S0 \. . G ca.
remained, performing such i .s
could with one hand ; and ~ s


exertions, has maintained Il: =. usls'auiO duiOg
increasing family. His nb,.l ~ l1d .
liarities being considered ol PlssCs pss
of a common deformity, he 6...s ! y 4
Of exhibiting himself pubIiclv W. q Io' ! 4
suggested to him by a roa5;s.,, Y. .a.ltEu
1887" lneO9 i