To the Editor of the "Nontu-Caisa Dairy News."
Sin,—As neither Mr. Toshisuke nor myself are likely to influence the course of history, our debate must naturally be in the nature of an academical discussion hading into a cul-de-sac, whence only your autocratic ruling to refuse us accommodation may rescue us. However, with your permission, shall once more endeavour to make it clear to Mr, Toshisuke where he is in error.
Mr. Toshisuke complains that my reply to him is "more irritably inecutive than tenderly persuasive." Probably. Truth is frequently a most unpalatable medicine to have to swallow, and I do not wonder at all that it has acted as an irritant in the case of Mr. Toshisuke. Although I had hoped to cure by a single dose, I much regret that I shall have to increase this "'irritably incentive."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.