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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28
CAUTION TO runcHAsERE.

This medicine had been used for more than seven years
bef,re an effort was made to initiate it; but the great oe
mand for IT, and its wonderful success have induced sea
number Of persons to initiate it in various
al ftv different mixtures have been got up IN maton o.
Il hch is convincing proof Of its being medicine greai
ysue Some are selling sarsaparla and other y,bps, M
them on the ignorant for the panacea others are
mixing the genuine medicine with moasses &c making
fhree Soes out of one thus retaining some OF
ors are u.ne the genuine Pdnacea IN their ooes 20 per-
firm cares to obtain certificates give thei, o.sn reoaa?
81, these limitations and authorizations have IN many IN
,tsn.es nrorace ed the suferngs of patients IN diseases
where the genuine Pmacea would have proved instantly
etHcacous I therefore deem it duty owe the PUBIC
10 assure Them that the composition OF ny Fanacea y mo
known nor was communicated to any DINER eIso
way whatever and consequently, that all other mixtures
represented 70 be minc are fraudulent 'mnosllons.
tepreee"seu ~ ~ ~ WIN. SWAIN,
No 22t Chestnut street, between Seventh ana
Eighth streets, near Masonic HALL Philadelphia
NJ Communications post paid and orders rom any par
ofthe world will receive immediate attention.
nzs Sold in Wilmington at NJ. JOHNsoN's
nore AVN NEpIcINAL Store. No. 80, Marcel
street; and also, J. BRINGHuRsI.
f)ct 16, 1927. :.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28
TO THE AFFLICTED |!
PARK, .R'S
Vegetable Renoyating Panacea,

Carefully pared from the original recipe and warra-
ted equal any in
FOR THE CURE or
Liver Complaints, Scrofuia. or KINGS Eril.
.Mercarict Disease, Fumours, Patrid Sore Throat,
letter, Ulcers, &c. &c.
is artcllary beneficial Rheumasras, its effects be.
ing such as completely to the complaint.
In All cutaneons Diseases affections Of thf skim per-
hs, there is medicine tha has beer MORE enineny
successful In the early stages OF Consumption will be
found OF eminent service It. affords eiiectuai relief
,SybhkAc and Mercur,ai Diseases
Several cases If Jaundce nave been radically removed
by the use of only few botties
Dyspepsia or indigestion, is taken away by its powerful
virtues; and where Children concerned it is known
be saluary operative and for that purpose kept by am
les be used in the complaints incident to the change OF
lhe
THIS Medicine is Warranted Genuine and is equal to any
now in use; il is carefully prepared ON The original Re-
cipe by JOHN PARKER
directions for using this Medicine and certificates from
respectable persons who has radically cured OF various
confirmed diseases, accompany each bottle.
This Panacea has beer highly recommended by many
respectable Physicans, and PrgssorS IN the Onyeysy 81
Pennsylvania 1t has performed remarkable cures sfei
all tile efforts of experience and skill have failed. tune
ly Of will prevent Consumpons it carries oil tit
complaints that terminate this fatal vide spreading DIS
Ease. is well known fact, that die with this dis
ease than of any other to which The human family ex
posed Indeed, has spread such alarming extent,
and is certain in its operation, when il has go; the
sscendency that we cannot be too careful in dipping n'e
bud the diseases that generate IL.
III cases where Mercury has been used the effects Of
which remain in the SYSTEM it invaluable medicine
1t the constitution to its wonted vigor and sound
ness and completely eradcses the evils that end and
man, bear testimony 10 its good effects in this
particular
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28

For the cure Of Scrofuld, or Kings Eril, Ulcers,
Rheumatism, SyphiLitic, aercariat and Liver
Complaints, and most Diseases arising in debit
itated constitutions, or from an impure state Of
the Blood, &c. &c.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28

rr,ute u,;cne has eourcd very extended and estab
shed celebrity both in hospital and private practlce
which ia efficacy alone has supported upwards OF eight
gears. . - ..a. 80, constellation.
10 thousands it by IT'S OPERATION on hc Bood tnat suc
cures have been performed on those who were
snn,osed 70 be laborng under pulmonary affections, &C.
HE effect of this medicine IS such as not TO interrupt
either business pleasure, and requires only me common
srnt of moderation diet II is conveyed by the cifcu
,nr Huids and correct- their tendencies to the numer
Gus diseases winch originate in viliated blood, diseased
liver depraved appetite " Is sac mea,e'.t a"u
curv &C often occasions No hoseerer Is Hdrtsed TO
.ate h WITHOUT first fHg CONVINCING himself q ne tyu'A
hnt is here stated aud tie reetitae 81 ihr Prepet0Ts
tenttons.
rhs medicine las the singular fortune, just tribute TO
s great merit, Of being by we
sewhere whereas not Of the spurious mixtures made
10 imitation of it, has the least support from ie medical
fcnv This fact offers argument so PLAIN and cohciu-
si1e that 1t neeus only ~ "S "e''s
yicon.
From Dr. VIM Price, Liverpool England, formerly sur
geon of the Pennsylvania II splta', &c
1h yeSeabe syrup called SWAIN Panacea, prepared
by Mr. SWAIN, Of Philadelphia, has recently heeh ni1au
ced here by DR.. Price, from The cmeu y, ne 20
where it is now excessively ossa .n rus ''~" . -
retv of Chronic Diseases, .1.5 ob,,
Ot he efficacy Of this preparation W Ffce h*shao '
dant and most satisfactory evidence, curing eouse f M
nermets made under his direction, ahst surgeon ., y.
p.nns,vana uospita; and since lis arrival in England
he ha; had the good fortune OF witnessing many auuo''
instances Il lis successful administrator .
The diseases in which this Medicine has been particular
yusefal are those arising from constitutional
he various forms OF Scrotua, wheser Affecting we
nnt or soft parts aud il where disposition
His disease IS manifested by debility only i "perates as
preventive to the local disease by its benehc'a eeeas !,
he constitution 1t is equally ehcac'os IN Mcrcnra, ul
sse and in the secondary forms of Syphilis and mas 'a
y been given with marked success IN CHROME dseases
e !, nae likewise very recently been adnlniste
ed with decided advantage by of the most dssgns
ed surgeons in London, in case which had em,'fey ue
f ~ ,,a s;ae nff the face VIM. PRICE. nj. d.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28

small volume OF poetry has been recently publisher
BY Stamp H. Bump Esq coalition OF rather hard names
for poet ALWAYS been deemed unpleasant 10 be
cm,.r bo,b of these unchi.sian Ike operations in tie
80 lille pase Of The beck has chosen for his nteec
tiai repast
For the recovery II pscsen who ad ssnto one o'he
~, rscnmm,n led a. z}q,..ae. An osTc,ous knsmai,,
reetng the -scptoa, opserved that "a ,yomas wond
make him worse.
Origin Of the expression. I. 7 ~. Caty."
In its season, boise, green corn : carried
through the streets Of New fofk, s"r sale anu the
sellers usual. cry het eafn ~ corn saRtas
bn,fr, few wears sine. two women from ~,
Isrsev shore weie seen traversng the streets wit
corn. Both were sont deal into>icatesi-c aty.
,he one least St.. went ahead, occasion.iy cryin,,
ant il laneuil tone. ut caln! T. he other.
savcerina ON behind, but unable TO raise the full
cry. would respond 10 the shout Of her pfedeces.
sur, hv singing out, wi.ha hickup, :" 100. catN.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-12-28

Carefully pr pared from the original recipe, and warrat
ted equal to any now in use
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
Mr.. Smiths Agricultural Machine.

- OAABF DGE Md. May 70, 1927.
." In compliance with your Request, my
opinion III regard TO yuur Newly Improved Cotton Planter
Onl,vaor Il am highly sstihed after the full, fair
sase'oty experiment, IN the planting of it, "a
dec are entire the services which yu h,
the growers Of this crop, by machine NJ hest
anticipation are exceeded, both to its aud
snafy OF work In well prepared field, sreaily was
'aey report ITS operation eight
peo nore the interruption OF rainy weather. dur the pc
@ OF my planting defeated my greater
on ms point The last beautifully thrown up BY the cuivaos
aud the urowing machine, horses are used which
round absolutely essential T.! the operation perform,
WIN truth The fist dressing only COM
neneed; but IL l, 50 far, apparently well executed.
Your., respectfully,
JOS +. MUSE,
ru c., President Dor. Asr. Sect.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

nrEp1 ~ ,u. Communicated
~ ms residence ~ Stafford county, MIR Wdie,s HIM m H.
Sdyea OF h's age lie has cf wife and three vounv @b
ae 70 ther rsPsfable Loss which sentiment i sr m
PARTICIPATED ~ ny large circle Of relatives and frendss
mueed ~ all that knew him For there were few m en- bo
possessed 10 higher degree all those virtues which dsnfy
sons humeE nature, aud who exceeded him m IN
te relations Of life As neighbour he was beuevo
ieu, anu snd as parent tender aud eeconae as maste,
'nuuset ana humane aud friend ardent aud sincere II,
blest work Of Godn N'f' N' wa 'ts no.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
n Stare Gunner and FCeehOIdcT.
TO be CcRtinued.)

Gen. Jack on and Mr.. Ciav We cory ION
9 18th psge) from the Nashville Republican Of ,be
10Th ut. General Jsckson's sdIfe-s 10 the public
n reply to Mr. Clay. The General bad moi seen
Mr. Cisy's dinner speech when he wrote this ad-
dfe's, The speech IVES delivered on the 18Th and
the address Is dated the 18Th. Our last Nash
W .'efs aie down 10 tie 24ib: They contsin =
notice Of the dinner, AID say The speech has no,
been yet Published.
we comics that we admire the camness and
dignity with which Geo. J. replies TO Mr.. Gays
-" indignant denial" lis tone may be well con.
nssied win The exsspei q ion snd bitterness OF Mr.
T. IN bis Lexington Speech. Sh oid Gen ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

prginia Report & Kentucky Rcs0i,tfi0ns.
NJ It'll The Debate 90 the homer tie House oi Dceee.
w of Virginia.
Gea'lenen holding DESCRIPTION rspert W. The above vo
WI P'eass ieain tHeD iai oetis's ~ COLLINS s. co.
August ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
TR UST 1910 % L-aN-n-
EXECUTOR'S .S9T-E

w ILL be so to the highest bidderOn Monday The 81
w oil sept next far, the tleI
at the Store Of g. ii. IL rhSmpsou CuiPeper Court
house. all the stick VI Goods then hand; aso the stock
foods OF francis j. Thompson L Cos also all The household
aud ktchen furniture, servants, &c &c belonging the
OF Garlsni Thompson, dec. There many
chandiz-, of superior quality. The Household Kitchen
ni'u rally so0d credit Of IL months will be given
ior all the purchasers executing
approved security bear then aate ard
On Ter cash will be required Immediately after the sale
the personal property, will bo sold ali the which
deceased died posses ofon credit OF yea without
nIsrest This property aud adjoining
Tax, aud Is iiered va.ushe acres la
town. well situated aud prOved aud several lots
pIn the Town. under good enclosures. The vii
he required TO give boud with good aud approved
euriy, aud lieu the property purchase
ney. CHS THOMPSON Ir Ex,ot.
August 10. .5@rtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

Ihe greetings OF Mr. Gays old friends in Ken
lucky were general and cordial, according to the
epleseh'a''ons OF the papers in that quarter. The
reporter says, that at dinner given to him at
Paris, there were between 4 and 5000 persons p,e
sent; and among them 700 ladies we a,e Meas
ed TO hnd that both sexes in Kentucky take 90
much interest in politfes-we should like TO have
the bill of fare at This feast.
Abundanre.At the Clay dinner at Lexington it stated IN
"a. kentuekv Reporter, tina, Mr. Noh. provided In,
d'a ~ furnished the following Bill Of Fare:
so lbs OF Bacon 500 do Beet, 20 shoat. and roa.,-
fmba vei 100 Chickens 500 plates of Pastry 35e losy,,
eaesnset onions, Nc the Of ii bushels; adj
o. saiy York eshbsge., together with the usual
we should think the and msket sbou, Lex
Were there any Foreign LIQUORS rank or .;sn oi,,, az
aud forks, glasses, &c, used
Ihs vairr,itywe lay before our readers an nteretnr
aiuce from the "Virguia Advocate Charlottesville,
the subject Of the Course Of Study Unver.ity In our
next we shah copy paper says relation the Me
deaisehoo and the public of the Institution
Mr.. Crawford In, entered uron the duie, of hi, Office in
georgia" Judge The
nearly restored 10 hrs pristine vgOur; 81
Intellect perhaps at no period oi has serv,ceAbe c
HIS The GfsuI J"y Of e sos,.
shall appear Tuesday.
ann:On, august aThs chaneery Court has been sitting
IN this place with but little the 18th June. and
e5p'eed to eyn,inre III session several day. longer. This
evidence OF Industry aud devotion 10 bu,.ss patt
'udse iayior rhshy gratifying to the public. Spectator
Sign from the Vest The las, Kentucky Reporter pa
PEI ~hsd atLexnsion, by nehev of MIR. Clay
" otae, brings Of the Jackson Dinner
lately had IA the vicinity of Lexington opposition
nr gwen IN the same nsghb rhocd Mr. Clay. The Ken
Icty Reporter admits that there between
thousand at this Jackson dinner Among present.
Inc oopt'1sor Lieut. Governor, W. r. Barry late Lieu.
tenant aoVsrn0r, Judge SAa.no Hon IIoma. p Moore,
Jaase hags9 and John Pope, E.qr; formerly member
senate OF the Uhtfd States, aud brother
Quincy Adams Die. Pops and Mr. Barry addressed the
Pay will be recoeotej that Mr. Clay friends did Of
pretend thA' there were more than thousand dn"er
tBak. Req.
Communicated
TOBdCCO-Saes on the 9th instant al The Public Ware
mouse OF hhds VI MIR. Charles A Soo. which brot
Siz % do at Sil rs, dc 5I1 rs, Sc e5 do
So e2 aud one do at 50 S. making average uf SlI Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
LITERATURE LOTTERY

olthe State Of wall take place IN The ey OF Bait
more Wednesday the nth Of October Will be ormpive
that day This Lottery the most brilliant IA the u Sis
containing besides the capitals of 10000 DOLLS aud i0oo0
DOLLS mo- less than TEN prizes vi IJrO THOUSAND
DOLLARS each!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
ROANOKE LA.VD ron .SaLE-

WISH sell The tract of Land which reside lying in
the county OF heckcbug, Roanoke River, containing
LOO acres upwards Of 200 which rate low rouds
ihe high -nd free aud very Poducve;
standing al woods one half OF which ine Tobacco
The improvements are neat aud Comfortable small
NY all have been either built rephed
years The Gansy and robac of the yerv rc
8IdtT not urfa.;ed by any in the county The situation
heay below the mountains springs excellent
water In field. have last ~ months buiit
new factoring Mo the land turned by the River The
i Ituuse Is 40 feet square, high
P OF stones OF feet in Opeaton Euopus and
otheT French Burthe Geers Iron The
aaehuery Is equal to any VII gniai power
2i, Boat from or down the River, load mill
Inc urFcunfns country very rch and the M hs.
Tor 80 miles or down the River great gain b.
g'veg II application is made Immediately, determined
10 self JAMES Y. JONES.
IDS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

kbAYING determined 10 he STATE | casf Tor
Ia Sale my place Of residence about miles Rich
mould Inc dwelling house Paciou comfortable convenient
and IN good repair there all necessary houses aud IN
thorough repair There also Tan with all the requ,-
ste houses aud machinery There 81 half of
land attached 10 the house the tenth part which excellent
meadow aud thre also good peach aud apple orchard
am willing TO take young likely abiebod negrots
enange oT the aforementioned prsreity, and similar
OF ior money, suit the purchaser will dispose OF
Undivided half Of Mill and &C Of Land about
hall male from the James River Csual, aud five
Richmond Inc Mills upon Big Westhau Creek There
very good dwelling house for Miller Containing rooms,
together with large house At ivy dwelling have
wen OF e&' client water aud two 1rre oters differ
parts OF the land Joined e. The dwelling house there an
unc"nmony large Hut and Green Hause.
EDWARD AMDLER.
=
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4
~ the ~hh day OF September next, being Bedford
day wil sell credit Of one two, three, four
years. the Den Tavern, which by
iand well kaowniat description the property deem
I'd unnecessary wall also, at the place, sell,
on credit OF one two aud thTee years, Trsct Land lying
sout one mile north OF Lbey, containing ESQ TAis
land Is bounded on onede by Little Outer lies ssbly
wei and ~ OF tete quality. Also another tract vf
land lying about n miles South Of Liberty former.
~ hVd The Improvements tins land good and we'll
adapted for store and rrsideuce of family also sell
al the same time aud place. my lots adj lining Lib
erty and also between Is aud 20 likely stock
every descrPion-in which there 10 valuable
any household and kitchen furniture and plantation utensils
hhe purchaser OF the Tavern, obtain with
ply OF gram aud all ether supplies essAry oftc
credit. - 1865
Tie Subscriber being absolutely move vest
afd The sale C the above property will place
~ Is seldom that such property brought such
terms WM. TERRY.
onAfIG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

a III neons having claims the Msfkea Vauie-
wsl dec are hereby ro''aed hung them properly
authenticated before The renth day o. September
- after thh day the admin'st " Dsnie Vande
wall Uf The estate pf Mkes Vsniewal dee, will be settled
before Che Commiioncs appointed for purpose Nv the
Husiings Court 81 The city richmond n afer fha day
h Notire wh be Ficad 90 bar against 40 Chains hst
presented subsequent HUGH DAVIS.
EDWARD WARREN.
Executor of Daniel Vsndewsli, dec.
Augmt TO- 1897. ~ WHO'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
TO oOulEs FOR oRnrRs

ID THE BRIG TiBER Capt. Raome can take 100
f1ssO lhd' on freight, apply 60
zHkaZ G.. & a. WARWICK
p s. We are receiving ~ tie Td.ei direct II om
Lyerpo, fof sale, 1910 sacks saj5 GATES het quarts
pints & o. Q ~ octagous.
Auqrst Z. Or Ars
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OUAlB ERLAN.D LAAD4 80 SaLE.

D. te @S'A o. September next, fair, oihsfwsile next
- tsu Gay, VII DE se o. DE hthfsf bidder, gait Of the
so,' yg n'he wetcrs Of Aura aud Gaioa creeks. Ta
land swell adapted 90 The pJdus o ~ sud obac-
~ large portion ut winch Is f., Totaceg sni The
creek bands veil dfched end peue,iy safe hom
iucty q other uu, e be- fel % e and place
Terms WI. be- bial, fn 4sde kpn thc day % SAID Th,
iant VIII he fod ~ frffe if 5 t'arts ay
va purchasers. 49, Tl5E NfMl NIsIuATops
A"saf .l-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

TOBICCO-Sales on the 9th instant a, the Public war
mouse oil ~ hhd Vt Mr. Charlie. SeO, Of which bro't
Siz 80 do al Sill rs, dc rs, at Sc S. do
So 80, aud do S. making au average Of sI IS
other sales IN proportion quality.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

xkH THE SHIP GHECIAN, Capt Williams a. Hsr-
C3R mula Hundred, take 80 Hds Tobacco At Sc
-szs shlns per HID freight, nod have lrpit,h arpiy
TO q. x a. WARWICK.
August 7. 2G-4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10
TIE PIRATES.

lust published in Pamphlet form, for sale at all ne
- Bogkstores, The CITY, The trial conviction of In
Thee SPSarf shO under DEATH TO be
executed on the 18th lust f,r PIRACY and MURDER cam
bhteh "n hoard the Brig Crawford, Of Troy Massachue
together with the scheme which adopted possession
OF THE yessei most neIesng ofhe ofthe Ring
leader L Her TWdy, an obi sDi eSpefenc ed Pire Man
ket, rh cot his ownthoa N Hampton Roads, he found
MS escape mpfaeabe The bcidness and eruely Of this
monster have scafey parallel any county.
To- degh IA the deucon Of nej aud has often zen heard
10 hosi during his frequent improvements fer his diabolics
crimes III variuq parts Of The Ued Stat,s that he bad COM
united mo'c murders than any other the Word.
August =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

Dunran g. Csnghsl has wihdi from is raog,., r., Al,
One - Governor 900 Georgia, and Mtihrr .lbH ~.
hloash fsra cppru'on 60 w. Fprsyth Tn, eteelieo
~ q riatf iLs 6L.l Moody n Orloaei.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-08-10

ann.on, august 9The Chaneery Court has been sitting
10 th place with but little the June. aud
10 eOntinre sevetal This
evidence OF industry aud devotion 10 bu.s, the patt
Judge Taylor ishshy gratifying the public. Spectator
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.fN.yo U.NCE.mEN'1' Of the DRaJvz.NG

CoHEN'S oFFICE-it4. Market-street,
baltimore, 5.gusf Sta, 1921
we have the pleasure to announce that the drawing OF Il
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-28

We ttel no hesitation IN haz,rAng the opinion,
that Of all human beings, the female Sex ought to
DC the b s. educated. This would secure the mo-
rails Of society, and ensure a Of heightened
and vrtuors citizens.
The first years Of children spent under the
eye and in the company Of their mother, Boys, IN
Ill hey are ten o. rwcve wears OLD, and girls un,il
thc} marry, may he said 70 be Under the manage
meat Of their mother. How necessary is it, there
fore, that the MINDS of should be we'll cult
waited especially when we rccoIIect that early i'm
preasions and habits whether moral or intellectual
arc hardly ef.ced If mothers are wise AID
prudent, their children viii in general be the same.
1t has been remarked BY persons Of tie greatest OBJ
serration, that most men who have been eminent
for varning and pcty have owed the germs Of that
eminence to their mothers. Men are but ctihitfn
ofu larger gro1rtl and our dispositions and habits
in after hfe nothing more than the developer
ment Of those principles winch we're imbibed dur
ing tender years.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-07-28
Eastc1s Despotism - The lady Of DR. Mac

Eastont DeSpotis"s The lady Of DR. Mac
neil, the phys ian II the uis>,n was one day
in the Zcnanah, in Persia y hen Sic observed
one Of the princes boy Of zen years of age,
with handkerchief tied over his eyes, cropping
about tn apartment Upon lnquring what he
was doing, he SAID that as he knew that when
the Shah, his father died. he should have his
eyes put out, hc WIS now trying hov he could
90 without them - .4'eGan9ors I'rareis