Tone Sa-vii v. THORNLEY.
This was an action by @ countryman to recover from Mrs. H. Wilson Thornley $30, damage done to a porcupine.
Plaintiff's story was to the effect that defendant's buy recommended him to take two porcupines which he had to defend. ant's house, as he wanted to dispose of them. Plaintiff did so, and asked Tis, 200 for them. They were not bought, but defendant suggested that he should lend her the animals to exhibit at the Dog Show which took place on the following day, she Fan ct t om. Heagroed to this, and they ying him $1 as a "cumshaw" for the
were taken to the Show by defendant's watchman, but when they were returned one of them was badly hurt, having had
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