davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

certify that for the last FIVE years have been NJ
firted with Dyspepsia and Water Brash accompanied
" itl genera weakness ofthe whole Fsem, psrtcu-
larry distressing Pains in the hack 4 tunes NV dges
item was lad that could scarcely keep anything
nv stomach. and coffee cou'd not touch had been
attended by several doctors aud had taken many
prescriptions. without receiving any teneht A few
weeks AFRO commenced taking Dr. Sweeer : Fauacea.
aud before bad finished the hrst bottle felt certain
would cure ne no medicine had taken had such
effect ne have taken three bottles and feel
perfectly well am, however. taking another bottle TO
strengthen my nervous system. make this statement
publicly. To let afflicted know whercto obtain relief.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
y DR- -SWEETSEr-S PANACEA.

DYSPEPSIA or FIVE YEARS DURATION,
accompanied iCih No ooRs Debility, cured
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
The Riot i'm washington.

The Editor Of the National Era, whose
establishment was assailed with stones.
&c. has addressed card ''to the citizens
Of Washington" denying that the office of
the Era was concerned directly or indirect
ly in the attempt of the Slaves to escape.
and concludes in these words:
write this to disabuse the public mind.
50 that those who do not personally know
me may not be imposed upon by any mis-
apprehension OF my position. Certainly.
feel great repugnance to being assailed
for what have never done or dreamed Of:
but, if Illegal violence be inflicted upon
me for writing and printing freely
about slavery, or any other subject which
il NAV suit an american citizen to discuss,
then will suffer cheerfully. in the conf
dent hope that when passion and prejudice
shall have been dispelled. justice will be
done to my character. But will not sup
pose that they who are rejoicing over the
Acknowledgement of the press in Paris will
themselves put letters upon the press in
Washington. Respectfully.
G. BAILEY, Jr.
Washington, Wednesday morning,
April 10Th, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
The National Era.

The editor Of this paper, in reference
to the riotous assaults upon his establish
mcnt, holds the following bold and manly
languages:
We understand this outrage. 1t is
aimed at the Freedom Of the Press. We
own and edit paper which is as free as
the winds Of heaven. 1t bows neither to
slavery nor to the mob. We stand upon
our rights as a man, and as an American
citizen. and will use these rights, in speak
ing and writing freely upon any subject
we please, despite all threats or violence.
1t is a damning disgrace, that at the very
moment we are rejoicing with the people
Of France at their triumph over a Despot
who undertook to enslare the press, an
attempt should be made to strike down the
freedom Of the press in the Capitol City
of this Republic, in sight Of the National
Legislature.
We yield TO no violence. We appeal
to the good sense Of this community, aye.
and. as we said. the sober second thought
Of the infatuated persons who. in a parox-
ysm Of blind excitement, assailed our
press. 1t cannot be that in the nineteenth
century. in the face of world struggling
for free thought, free speech. free action.
and looking up to this Republic for ex-
ample and encouragement. free Press
should be put down by violence in the
capitol city Of this Republic.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
A A1Dhabet Of Short Rules.
Well .oorfh Remembering.

Attend veil to your business
Be punctual in Your payments.
Consider veil before you promise.
Dare 10 do right.
Envy no man.
Faithfully perform vonr duty.
Go not in the path Of vie.
Have respect for YOUR character:
Infringe on no ono's right:
Know myself.
Lilo not. for any considerations.
Make few acquaintance.
Mover profess whit you do not practice.
Occupy your time in usefulness.
Postpone nothing that Won can do nov.
Quarrel not with your neighhor.
Recompensc every man for his labor.
Save something against a day of tronb'e.
Treat overv body with kindness.
Use yourself to moderation.
Willy no persons reputation
WatchfuIIy guard against idIeness.
Examine your conduct daily.
Yield to superior judgment.
ZealousIy pursue the right path.
4 ALWAYS PAT TIE PRINTER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Old World.
The Monarchs Of Europe-.Territory and
Population.

The Monarchs Of Europe-.Territory and
Population.
The excitement in the old world. the
revolutions, the reforms. and the threaten
ing aspect of affairs at our last accounts.
have induced many inquiries as to the
names and ages ofthe reigning sovereigns.
the extent and population Of their various
Governments. We have therefore. turned
to the latest authorities, and gather the FOL-
lowing:
Great Britain--Victoria. Queen ofGreat
Britain. was born May "a, 1919. Ascen-
ded the throne, June 90. 1897, at the age
of 10. Government. limited monarchy,
with two Houses of Parliament. Popula-
ton 60 .S4I,1O5. Territory 116,7OO
square miles. Religion. Protestant.
France-Louis Philippe late King OF
France. now a republic, was born Oct. s,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Mavor Seaton, Walter Lennox. Esq.
President OF the Board Of Aldermen, ha
acted throughout the evening with grea
energy and efficiency
WASHING ToS, April 20, 1913.
The large assemblage on Seventh street
las, night. presented quite an imposing ap
pearance. 4 party of reckless youn.
men, destitute of reputation or RESPONSE
bilitv. aided by no small number Of boys
whose parents or guardians should have
prevented their attendance. attempted te
render might hideous" by pretended con.
cert and wild vociferaticns. Added &c
these were a few mischievious men. Ct
more decent dress. whose craven spirits,
shrinking from a due accountability 70
the laws. would have paid ignorant and
thoughtless individuals to involve them
selves in still deeper disgrace for the graf
iiication of their licentious employers. by
the preparation Of fragrant ou'rages upon
private property
As informed YOU at the moment by
telegraph. the committee reported that the
proprietor had respectfully declined to
leave the premises. Unearthly yells
quickly succeeded--the first class alluded
TO assuring themselves that they now pos
sessed ample authority for the commission
Of mobsm in any and every form. The
office Of the Era was quickly surround
ed. and volley of stones thrown at IT.
when Capt. Goddard boldly advanced
and called upon all good citizens TO aid
the civil authorities in the discharge ofthcir
duties.
This was the crisis! Honor to the en-
ligh.ened citizens Of the Metropolis-the
city that bears name which can never
die-they promptly responded. Nob!y
did the masses, who had been drawn to-
gcther by motives Of mere curiosity, rail-
" in vindication Of the laws. The vio-
lence otthe rioters was speedily restrained.
and threats superseded by jokes or deri-
sive remarks until after midnight, when
disappointed and fatigued. they strolled
off TO other haunts. The resolution a
doptcd to forciblv remove the Office this
morning has. ofcourse. been disregarded,
those who would thus tranple down the
laws never taking daylight for their work.
On Thursday evening. we are happy to
state, no further violence was attempted,
and it is to be hoped that reason and law
will be allowed to predominant over pas
sion and violence.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

4 correspondent of the New York
Evangelist. writing from France about the
revolution. SAYS: II cannot clos, with
out abiding to the good which these events
may bring to the cause of religion in
France. Doubtless we must struggle a.
gainst political pre-occupation: but these
will cease in due time, and then there will
be left to us complete liberty of speech
and of the press. We shall at least have
freedom OF worship. and perhaps a sepa-
ration Of church and State.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun

!
WASHINGTON, April 1913! p. NJ.
Great Ercitement-1leeting in front Of
the Patent oGcc-National Era oGct
to be Remored, DC.
There has been most unparalleled
state Of excitement since dusk. At about
o'clock. not less than three thousand
persons had assembled in front of the Ma
tional Era office. an abolition paper, which
has been published here for more than a
year past.
Through the efforts Of number Of our
most popular citizens, the assemblage was
prevailed on to move to the front of the
Patent office, where they are now being
addressed by Messrs. Lennon, Radclif.
and others.
4 resolution has been adopted to ap-
point a committee of thirtv-fve to wal,
Immediately upon the proprietors of the
National Era and to warn them to qui,
instanter.
In case Of their refusal to move off their
materials, within given time. the COM
mittee are instructed to cause them to be
taken out of the District themselves.
The committee has just been appointed.
and the meeting is in full progress. The
excitement is undated. NJ.
WASHINGTON, April 19-1OA p. NJ.
Refusal o f Proprietors to Remore-Ero
Office Observation-Disclosures for For
chile Observation-Disclosures Quelled
&c
The committee appointed to wait on the
proprietors of the National Era. reported
TO the meeting. at about quarter before
ten O'Clock. that they had fulfilled the du-
~ assigned them. and that the proprietors
peremptorily refused the demand Of the
public. to remove their office and printing
materials from Washington.
This announcement caused general
rush of the crowd towards the Era Office.
and an attack was Immediately commenc.
ed on it with stones, but the Marshal OF
the District interfering. and large num-
Der Of citizens rallving to his aid. the
crowd was dispersed. and quiet restored.
A resolution was then adopted by the
meeting. that the committee appointed.
backed by the citizens. would. a. ten
O'Clock TO morrow morning. proceed to
remove the printing materials from Wash
ingron. and it is presumed they will be sent
TO Baltimore.
On account Of the continued illness of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

knew BY the smoke that so lazy curled
From his lips. twas loafer happened to meet
And said. ''if a nuisance there be in the world
lis smoking cigars in frequcnted street,
Twas night. and the ladies' were gliding around
And IN many an eye shone the giittering tear.
But the loafer pulled on, and heard not n sound
Save the short. hacking cough of each smoke
smitten dear.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

An EarEzP,srxc CHuacH.-The No
raviaos. or United Bresheen. in Great
Britain have only about 200 commuoi.
canss; yet ono in twenty-five Of sbeir &c:
two and talented members arc sent out %
Ni.sicna rice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

before that yon wiU do N. ixstice. /
nerer forget ,ay friends. There's no
knowing but the upshot Of this trial NAV
tip Gineral Scott out Of the tail-end Of tho
cart vet: and. if so, stand a good chance
i of being placed at the head Of military
affairs here; and. between you and me,
that would give me a strong chance Of sue.
ceedng Mr.. Polk in the Presidency. And
wish YOU to understand, Major. that
never forget my friends
"Wel," SAYS |. "Gineral. seein YOU
are SO arrest about it. III take the paper
home with me and look j, over, and if
find can work j, into my letter so i; will
look shipshape I'll do it.. And than take
il | shall have Your word upon the honor
Of an officer that you never will forget mo
and the National Intelligcncer."
THAT YOU SHALL" SAYS he. giving mo
another shake OF the hand. ''But." says
he. "you better stop with me tonight. and
do it all up here; III gire yoa a comforts
able place to rrife. some place to steep,
and soldier fare"
thanked him very kindly for his hospi.
!alty. but told him | should have "a SO
back 20 my quarters. whore had ieG
some parts Of my despatch ready fixed
up. In bidding me good night he shook
me very warmly by the hand. and urged
me again to put the document he had
given me into my letter. as he was rery
anrious At Should go of 'ci,h The hrs. i'm.
pressions. So here it is; and if find il
necessary. after copying il. to add any
notes or interlinngs. can do it:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

The government taxes on the London
Daily Times newspaper are more than
half million OF dollars q year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

II is said that there nrc now $4,000
persons out Of employment, in and abou,
Paris; q number daily increasing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-05-03

Mayor Seaton. Walter Lennox. Esq.
President of the Board Of Aldermen, has
acted throughout the evening with great
energy and efficiency.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
DR.. ~ r. Pecry's
vERMlFUGE OR DEAD SHOT
FOR WORMS.

A Highly Valuable Preparation, capable
fro,s the promp,itude OF its hction o'
clearing the system IN few hours oil ev'
cry worm.
TIME origin, developemon'' and sufpor
j. 81 wofns 10 the human system are 10
10 attributed To depravcd And deollisleJ
roadiiion OF the stomach and bowrs' ~ ee
A.. AZ .r.blt.heI fact, that where Ire d.
ssslion h. unia.ps,red, And ise genera Pc"
ar, oI Toe .ystemina healthy stale, they can
tnd no hshnauoo. THIS preparation has The
u.ruli,t advantage nj not only DESTROYING
ever, worm. bot also OF producing hesluhy
srtioa Of the stomach and other organs OF d.
sssiion. thsfs5y relieving ms0J complaints
snsing fiam dsrangement oil the digestive
sfssns.
The following is an extract Of letter ad'
sfsssed 10 A. y & ID. Sands from The agent
81 Derby Line
I;sntiemen--l received the box OF DEAD
Bbs," Yrtmifugs about fifteen days since
,ad have only lew dozen left on hand which
oil he soss In less than ten days. II seems
o do the wors 10 the perfect satisfaction oI
a who use H. hear some great accounts
IA, where II had produced The expulsion OF
TON IS OF 20 to us worms from one person
nJ nearly the same number IRON some
h,ldfsn. O(conrse YOU will think worms
no OF ,he preysiling disessrs in Canada and
srmont. Please send M smother supply
q soon as eon,eBient Respectfully,
I. G.. BUTLER.
ptiee IS cents. Prepared by DR.. =. II.
s,.tv,ani sold wholesale and retail by n.
SAD, Sands. Druegisis, 100 fohon st.
,ornst Of William, New York Sud also
nv Luther Daniels, Rutland. Y. J. Bliss
a Co. Brandon, and by Druggists generally
Throughout the Uniied States. so'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
= 9 A q.
A0NL 4 XNNI.EN G00nS.

TIM ssAsrtgnss adept ,his s'sii'~d Of
u fsisrnlnf insif ,.ncrfs thsnts ~ ibsif
tr,reJs ed tie lsuhiio Sos I've rety hsetsl
patronage lhsy hsVe received IN ihsir hosi
ae.s fas she last ycs' " has been taeIf
rsustsnt ain and sndsaret 70 mrfi, ise al
les,5sb besissse seon ,issm 10 tho fAfmei' y
Merchants spd " ool growers, ard 70 MS
u lot ihr isastss Of tue osnrsners 81 ~""''
en- Coos 20 irs5s whh tnsm.
To these vfo ere scqusIn'ed WIN We"
isrm. aud have .ssn eluabs manufactures bf
tls~na u will 10 Bnnsresssff "a say ~o'o'
aud 70 sisees Who are noss tset woa'a ssmPp
ss,. GONE sbd zee lof yonfsehes heh
SAN Asd experience "a vo0len msnuise'e'
rsn IA aiiesdy well kueva TO the pobiic'--
Their establishment has been snisiRsd near
., one half ffom whs' was one wear sso'
They have made some adjhions 10 the ma
ehiners, all Of ~hieh is in The bes, possibl'
rebdHion They are prepared 10 do dooes'
the amour, Of work and do Il better ibsn
tLey have ever done be fore, And better Than
can be done slsewbsie in this part OF The
country Tor the same price. Their motto -
OanarS, from, good 10 ksiief! tot in-'esa OF
aiis~ing lhef cloths 20 diminish IN worm
ssd beauty. tbsf are determined, by stree
attention 10 their business, TO have Them I'M
prove
There is . system Of shaving preciioed by
SEM, manufacturers, consisting OF working
90 cotton. fulAne In doeksr working 10 waste
and hyngs. ieHvinR in starch and gum to
make the cloth feel heavier, &C. 10 proof
that nothing of The kind is prsctieej bs The
subscribers. those who may ~i,h TO satisfy
themselves are referred 40 those living IN the
vicinity Of the mill and 10 peddlers and hsr-
ness makers, who boy theif ilocks and waste
And nov TO those who are in want OF good
Cloth. We have on hand and are constant
ly geiling out that Of the bes, kind iot fer
mers and mechanics ss well es merchants.
fleece Wool. Pulled DO Tags and Pel's.
rec.ived to work or 10 exchange, ~ usual
Our Goods are warranted to be just wha,
they appear TO be.
A. KiLBuRN g. son.
IIydeville April 10 1913. l5af
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
INVALUABLE FAMILY COMPAN.
ION

- TX Lectures on causes, Prevention and
lCcuTe Of Consumption sihmA, Diseases OF
Tie Heat, and all Female Diseases. 224
pages - engTsyings. Paper SO cts; bound
IS cts. Mail 20 any part-postage 1-2 cts.
Shoulder Bfaees and Chest Rrpan3ers.
- Mail 10 any part, 90 Cts. postage In.
haling Tubes, Silver. %, by mail, letter Dos
tsRe. Abdominal Supporters. perfect g.
o. go for all Rop,ures. FalHng ofihs Bow
els and Womb. and Weak Bees and Che.u
sent by Express eVerywhsfe. For Brace,
OF Spppouefs, ~ tupiufe Supporters. give
heighl from bead 10 fool and eifcumfsrsnrs
OF per-oa neXt ibe sgIlsce. lusi above the
hips li kgpiute, mention which side A
gents wanied Tor he sale oil she above pooas
Address De. S. S. FITCH. COZ Bfosd~sy
New NoE. post paid
feh g. iEfg Hr.y
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
A DYING WOMAN SAVED!
CON SUMPTION CURED

We give the following certificate as fact Of euro
which goes prove the power TO save life, even when
the person TO he In the very last snges OF exist
enc whan Braars iaiiaA Pulmonary BalIsT' Ia admins
tered g.
Tor. Of BaiIfo., Sarsfsga eOunfy, n Y-n. 2inA
DyKEnAH being duly sworn. says Tint in the winter
Of ls45 dcponcnts wife was believed by hey PAyTeaa
and others to be dying th consumption OF the lungs
and deponen believing that Ia be the case went 10 Mr.
yob. Wafs store 10 the viess Of Bssfoa Spa 10 pur
chase cloth for a shroud aud other neccssares 10 pro
pare hi. wiir for burial after she should die Deponent
further says while he In said Walfi store he
was persuaded Ivy the Proprietor OF BRAhTs INDIAN
PULMONARY BALsAM." who then present to
take bottle Of sad Msie,Ae-he rcnRrking that II the
dyras sos1a be nov past recovery YET II sho nc mueh
opps,,sd and dsGsIJsd tho snd medicine would soohe
aud relieve her. and mako the pillow OF death more
easy Dcponeui took the said medicine home with him,
together with the cloth he had purchased preparatory
Ia the anticipated death Of his wife. Dep0nont caused
portion OF said medicine 10 be administered TO his
wife and his AstUnishment Il soon relieved her She
continued the OF said medicine until shc recovered
from her disease snd has been able since " being now
more than yeAr.l 10 do tho work and attend tn
all her household Afirs and dcponcut verify believes
that through tho blessing Of Providence the restoration
To health oi his vito the result VI the curative and
healing efficacy Of Bisafs iHdisn Psl-o";1 Bsiiar
2lBA DikfAAN
Subscribed and ,worn to- before me this ooh day Of
April ls4s THOs. q YOUNG, Justice Of the Peace.
TO certify that am aud have been for many years well
and intmaicy acquainted with the above named L'ba
DykemSn. who e ono Of our most worthy and re'peSm
bic citizens and whose statements arc entitled TO iu
credit snd belief IiIOs. q. YOUNG,
April % lsts Justicc OF the Peace.
ToE. Of BalIten, Village Of BoRifoa Spa" 1his
above by Ziba DykcnAn are to my knowledge strictly
true and that he has frequently stated to that
Brsnt. Indian RN'Am saved tho life OF NJ, DILEMMA
Aprl - 1919 JOhF Wall
BRAHTs INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAh cures
CONSUMPTION, ceurh', Coid,, Syli'-E Of B!ooa'
BissS,ag al he LuzgI PEn N hs B1ss'f and SIDE
Raj, Fsrs, w,atu,I,s' and Csrpls,nis cAoisrs !"
fasiu-,, DyS,nitry, and SS~"u c0"pisH'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
Masta's Genuine Indian vescta-
he rure atiyc piIls.

TUE moss ssesrslls approved family med
j ifias no~ 20 Ia had sl eli the ptinsipsI
stSfes 10 svoty village snd is~n ~ thts sisse
saa throssh osi tia STATE Of Nee HsnPshihe
Esd Cs1ASA E.S.
Fof H,ilspas and Infsmmsiary F~vsrs, "
dix.stion. ffesdsrhs. Dysrspsis. iAres an
Plstsa. Cssiisses.s. Piles. jsandlee' Ch"'ie
Pare IN the t'oasrh end SIDE Hssubotn'
P.rrsned Apperis. Dsnhsss, brssa'et'.
lnPsrs Dioos. snd all Detsngcmeis oi ibe
Hiasas Sfssm.
Tie proprietor hiss such csh lsncs IN ihese
Pills, that he would ssy 10 al persons VINO
nsay purchsss bak ofthsn, thsi ~ saef "a
kiss one 90 two dBses Ia secotdsn'e WI
th. DIRECTIONS theS SHOULD No, be ss'isheo
~iih lhsm tie moesY pad ~lh be rv'an"e''
srihs chsrg. lof ihf sane eancel'eo' "' "
tsrninR the baK " esAo's 'o"uN'""' 80.
a.. rewsiahsr Of ths Ptiis hge",s ""'"k
them st. requested 70 eoni"Tm :" 'p' i"'e
~ you ~ your fnm'ly have esen :" . W.
hsbii Of using pills, ~ lhem' sou ~
hai hen =, good. " n"' oens' VI ui'py
- a., 900 base ever used before.
~ a., Nv Ia yoofso,f should be gao 10
g., 10, al Them, bat there are 80 many
ga. h.for, The public Slrrady, some rec
nA.d lot ono Thing. Others ioi anolher'
81 M, resi- ~, ever, thlsg. that have no
,aosd,pc, in sny Of them, believing ihrn All
a. b, m.ds for speculative purposes. VIVA
"a, d,ab,. msay preparatory medicines are
too hIrhly recommended aud made merely ',',I
"a, .pseula,ion. Al this may be; but 'hes.
Mn. will be found 20 snswer as genera
,s,nr, the purposes for which 'hsS are 'e-
signed. ,f r van do
~, AZ. ,h.c. reform the box wish the re-.
m,,rd,r q, The pills and they will cost VOC
no,hins. CaH for Masia's Pn'' and see
ma, Tue name IL on the Dor.
uJsFot further rstIicglsr' 10 relauoa TO
,hsm see pampuis,, snid IN this Vii,gs by
]. Barrett a. son, and Jas fo"ef' non,'
simond. snd l.. Ro, kwood, l'iusiotd. r. W
J.rt.on and V. Ross, Brandon, ID MoiRan
Ir. A Co, West ROLAND; Ripley q Bailey
MAJ Village. and by one ~ more merchants
m ,v.r, IOWA in the county and throughout
the State. sV.v
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-10-18
100000 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 were considered InrnrabIt!
Iaorrid serofhla cured.

W. p IAsHtv tuyA 10 q cfifaraio dated a. Rs,nc
Dee 20 l~ft HhiATN INDIAN ITfBTUU 10.
sarod my hic hal on me- frcste lsrrs fle,-,- raj
lcfn confined q my bod ysat-ssas ma exfort.d "a
hrf iNfnif}osr heurfr oait fuisr my head frotn
ihr rl1H nor ny hand 90 H1' iesd Wtau cotrrru~sd
ushf hsaf' laeiaH fmusst. By nert Wa 1irnast
Wholly spIrh ~ iron sar 90 on ulrrf bal rsil-f
h'e tNlonsh uio ~ 1riEdgire under ny chin - thst
en,~ Va st0Ff'd upil plaster brrailied through
" Dug 'nA e'd not talk-iny wa 60 catfu as4t
Ai'Inl q ihsi o. r4ad ho ltlrd up ouf III ts pisrs ID
~ I"aIr ~ finA pierr-tw0 u.rrrs an nv arm
art'r1yrl M psc o isn udfr o. larsn A. M ba,a
bal nrsr.J raigE fhIoael fry fl4r Ifl,r-- ~ -
s''f1 s'f' tan' rnd see m uios urrraiar btisi.ss
a1ii r,idinnn h1i lad AZ . We iils br,t Lalr. n
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