ROLF, THE GERMAN STUDENT.
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Rolf, having no remittance from home, and being in want of good dinner, saun- tered about the market place of the town in which he resided. The busy throng had dispersed. A few stragglers only re- mained who,with hungry eyes, were view ing the tempting morsels. A sudden thought struck Rolf. He boldly advan- cod, and, taking one of the people aside, whispered to him that he was sent at that hour by the celebra: ed Dr. Addlebrain to purchase the tail and two hind hoofs of an OK, as that learned physician had dis coved that calcining those substances with the back bone of an ass, he might obtain a powder which would be an infalible cure for the gOut, palsy, pesfilence,-in short a complete panacea. Before taking out a patent for this wonderful discovery, the doctor wished to make final experiment, and for that purpose sent him to purchase the necessary article. As the butcher