THE DETECTIVE AND THE WITCH.
TO THI EDITOR. Sib— ln former dayß, humbugs such as Professor Baldwin, on his opening night acknowledged himielf to be, were looked upon as vagrants, and had for the milder portion of their deserts the cart tail and the stocks. In these days a wider limit is allowed as to what may be considered a lawful means of support ; nevertheless, I consider that these people outrage publio feeling when they promulgate Buoh yarns as that specifio aooider.ts and calamities shall happen, and I think the detectives in applying to them for information have put themselves in a position whioh would be ludiorons if it were not so utterly undignified and degrading, lam, Ac., H.B. 29th May.
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Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 109, 1 June 1885, Page 3
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