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My 2nd letter to N. Y. Graphic, November 14, 1874. —Compiler.</ref>}}

My 2nd letter to N. Y. Graphic, November 14, 1874. —Compiler.</ref>}}

To the Editor of The Daily Graphic:

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As Dr. Beard has scorned (in his scientific grandeur) to answer the challenge sent to him by your humble {{Page aside|37}} servant in the number of The Daily Graphic for the 30th of October last, and preferred instructing the public in general rather than one “credulous fool” in particular, let her come from Circassia or Africa, I fully trust you will permit me to use your paper once more, in order that by pointing out some very spicy peculiarities of this amazingly scientific exposure, the public might better judge to whose door the aforesaid elegant epithet could be more appropriately laid.

As Dr. Beard has scorned (in his scientific grandeur) to answer the challenge sent to him by your humble {{Page aside|37}} servant in the number of The Daily Graphic for the 30th of October last, and preferred instructing the public in general rather than one “credulous fool” in particular, let her come from Circassia or Africa, I fully trust you will permit me to use your paper once more, in order that by pointing out some very spicy peculiarities of this amazingly scientific exposure, the public might better judge to whose door the aforesaid elegant epithet could be more appropriately laid.