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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-11-14
DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is a deranged condi-
ton Of the visceral organs Whether result
Ing from contagion, improper Diet change Of
climate, or from any other cause, DR.. s. p.
Townsend's Compound Extract Of Sarsnparilla
Is demonstrated to DO the most eficacious and
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. Is, 1et9.
Mr.. ii. G. BLIss-DEAR SIRi I was taken sick on
the 7th August ls45 with relax or dysentcry, and
did not that could perform manual labor
until February, ls49 employed the best ply scisns
after another, but none Of them could effect
cure. 1 began TO think never should recoyer-when
friend told me that he hsf used DR. 8. r. Townsend's
Ssrsspar with the best Of success and advised me
10 try IL, uid so and, contrary 70 my expectations
began 10 recover. Two bottles made as well a.
ever was in my life You at liberty to make any
use Of this that will extend the Of DR. g. p. Town
sends ssrsaparills a remedy for the disease with
which was Afflicted Respectfully. yours,
WILLIAM TuDua
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CIR JANE NURRAY'S FLUID CAM
OPHOR, This preparation which has earned
a dcservedly high reputation both in Europe and
America, as a preventive and cure for the Asiatic
Cholera and it's premonitory symptoms, may be
had Of u fresh importation at
X. II. HAZARDS,
Sign of the Mortar,
Junel3 Washington Square
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New jersey OF distinguished attsnmeuo and exalted
reputation -
srpStY, New Jersey, July ~ 1913
On. 4. II CHpisrW--Dear Sir: You wish to know Of
nat has been the result in my Of the app
cation oi THE GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE
Ny repl! is as follows;
For about .psniy years had been suffering from Dys
pcpsla Every year the symptoms became worse, noi
could obtain permanent reei from any course oi med
cal treatment whatever About fourteen years since IN
sluonce Of frequent exposure to the weather in the
chronic Rheumatism which for year after year
caused ndescribabe anguish Farther IN the winter
of a and rs, in consequence Of preaching great deal
in my and various other churches in this region
attacked by the Bronchitis, which became so
to require immediate SUI pension of my pas
tora sbors MY system thoroughly PIOy
iraied and my Bronchitis became also did my
Dyspepsia and Rheumatic afecton-thus evincing that
these dporders connected with each other through
te medium Of the Nervous Sy stem In the whole phar
mscnpGia there seemed to be remedial agent which
could rcsch and recuperate my Nervous system every
thing that had tried for this purpose bad mpletey
failed. At last was led by my friends 70 examine your
entons and Though with very sanguine hopes Of
their eficencyJ determined To try the effect Of the
application Of the GALYANIC BELT AND NECKLACE,
with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This was in June, lS46
To Nv GREAT .sTosIsHarsr, Two DAYS NY DYspErsA
Gorr EIGHT DAYs WAS ENABLED TO RESUME
NV LhBoRs; aos HAVE siNcE OMITTED SINGLE
SERVICE ACCOUNT oF rHs BRoncHITisi And MY RHEr
n,rIc ApFscrIos EsrIRELY CEASED ro TRorRiE aI.
Surh is the wonderful and happy results OF the experiment
have recommended the BtLT and FLUID "a many
who have been likewise suffering from Neurslgc snee.
tons. They have tried them, WITH hArrr RESULTS,
BELIEvr, ~ SWAY CASE
am, dear SIR very respectfully youts
ROBERT w. lands
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Farm to Let.

VNHE Farm now occupied by Joseph Bate
Il man, containing sbou, 45 acres OF excel
lent land, with privilege OF Sea Weed. snd
the right ol selling s'ones and gravel; 3
large and commodiUu, dwelling house, Win
viii accommodate 40 bosrdcrs. a smoll b us,
Tor tho tenant, with suitable srparaius fci
eWking; two large barns and crib with all
oih'r out buildings For terms apply 10
THOMAS J. PECkHAM.
Nav III
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CAUTION.

To avoid iNrosIrios II will be necessary TO
see that
DR.. James r. ChiltOn's Certificate
/. well a. the SIGNATURE Of DIR. 8. p.
Townsend, Is on ,he outside wrapper Of each
bottle
Sold by all the Principal Drugsist. and
Consiry Asrehaais throughout the United
States. Csnsdss. etc.
PROPRiETORS' OFFICE.
50 NASSAU STREET,
In the building formerly .occrpicd Ivy the
South Baptist Church. New York
r. Y, tIhZARD,ACENT.
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mERCURIAL DISEASES.

BGANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT is pe,fsetoad 1hov-
opgh era!caioy Of III the elects @ MeRcrRY. amy of tho
various preparations OF CALonr MrRccRy, from ~
,vm and II RESTORES the hood. mu~cies. und all re yar
si.eosed. TO their original, HEALrHy STATE.
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EUMATISM
and Enlargement of the Joints

SNEw YORK, ID March. 1850.
35th. street. near 9th Avenue.
DR.. s. p. TowNsEsD-DEAR SiR / have been very
severely afflicted for four five years with Rheuma-
ITEM and enlargement OF the joints having been una
bic TO sleep or rest had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since have used your Sarsspa.
rila, most happy to say that 1t has almost cured
me and you may publish this so that others may
receive the benefit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours with respect, MRS. SCOLARl
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lNfLAM MAIlON OF inc hlpNEfS.
Ladies of pale complexion and consumptve habits,
and such as are debiated by those obstructions
which females are liable to- restored by the use
Of bottle or two, to bloom and vgor
THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, ms cured by this preparation of Sarsa.
parlla, MAY SEEM LARGE; but we are, never.
iheless, PREPARED TO PROVE, by an EXTENSIVE
ARRAY OF CERTIFICATES. that such is the YAGr
fraction of the evidence which we posse ~
concerning each disease. would be received
before any JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL ns complete
demonstration. 1t must be remembered that
all this frighiful array Of maladies, though ap-
pearing in an endless variety of forms, are
yet similar in their origin and causes; for they
oil spring, directly or indirectly, from a COR.
Rupr YouSrAiS. IL the blood were in a pure,
healthy, and active state, it would drive all
these complaints from the system, and CHRONIC
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The Proprirto. fth'S medicine has receiv.
ed many other certificates OF cures. equally
remarkable, olih various diseases for which
this preparation is applicable Tut the aho'e
are deemed necessary to satisfy any unprj-
ndced mind Of its value and superiority
above all LthrI preparations.
Princp pal office, l-2 Fulton st., n. y, up
stairs
Price, SO cents per hottie. or 6 bottles for
81 so G. q. g. HAZARD.
Novl Agent for Newport.
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DR. s. T. TOWNSEND, New York-DEAR SIR: II
results which have obtained in three cases of sick.
by administering, for the first time your Com.
pound Extract of Sarsaparilla; and from this time
hcnccforward shall be Of the opinion that OF n in.
vented and administered antvencrca preparations,
that which you have presented to suffering humanity
IL the best ever have with in my experience !
Just have been administering il 10 laborcr who
for the last five years has been suffering with Scroula
which sickness has resisted the beet remedies that
science produce; and finding nlso that three to
four bottles of Swam's Panacea had effect, con.
cludcd TO give him your Extract and to-day he finds
himself perfectly cured by only taking two bottles.
lady of thirty years Of age cured of Proapsus
Utcri by two bottles A lady of fifty years, afflicted
with Gnstrodinie and who suffering with it since
being fifteen years of age IL perfectly GONZALES
cent and only observes little pain in the region of
the cpigastrica--bcng free from all those dread.
tul pains which she formerly was troubled with.
In witness whereof you may publish this letter If
You deem it proper.
now have only to tell you that II ould be well TO
establish nm agency with small stock in this city
Now have only n very reduced number of bottles
which ] bought in MBracaibo for trial. Every day
people from different parts of the province give or
tcrs, but there is stock 10 supply As there
is n stock much will be sold, you may judge from
the above statement and IL will not only increase the
sales, but al,o make expenses lighter
In this province there Is no other physician besides
the who has the honor Of addressing you and who
wishes you every prosperity in your chemical and
botanical labors which you have offered to humanity.
remain, dear sir, your obt servt,
JSn,cdl n 1 LOPEZ MD
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The following certificate is from Mr.. Btu
dy,tne celebrated Daguerreoiypls,
Having been afflicted very severely visa
Dyspepsia together with eAlicn.e weakness
1t "a> advised to take HUI, hiugs' DysT'II
hIitrrs, ana have every rtas'n to ietear
IN bas spcriec iy cured ne. ia,,siIIfh
10 symptoms Of a return Of lhc disease and
he eve from Le effect il had on me that
" Il cure the vCrst cases Of dyspepsia.
NJ. q. BRADY,
NJ 2o5 Broadway, n. Y.
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COIGUS. COLDS AND

Consumptions, Asthma, rl,u-
iisy, Phthisic, Sitting u
Blood, Hopping Cough, Dron-
chitis, and all Pulmonary Az
cctions and Diseases Of the
Lurgs and Chest.
j. is thus spoken Oily emf
nent Physicians. One says
..E,, ,h, ,l,,f. c,p, ;n, :, =,
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40 BFOadWAy, Nov OK.
DR.. X. r. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
port.
7. S.-R II. Hazard hereby Informs the vcnd-
ers of Medicines in this and the neghbolirgt wus,
that hc viii sell them for cash, the true ID, liey's
Pain Extractor, per dozen or gross, at Dallel's
Cash prices
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INTERNAL JlCgR9.

md al impure chronic di,ep.o of u, S'vop are slwsy
L., ffsg
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Printers g. Binders
U:HREUOUSE,

Nos. 90. and 81, Gold strssf = Manutcetory, Coz
of Brosme and Sheriff streets, NeU York
gNSHE subscribers offer for sale, of their own
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papcr and Book Work Card Printing Machines.
Proof Presses, Hydraulic Presses, with Wrought
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Binders Materials, &c. &c. Chases, Cases, Gal-
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manufacture superior cast steel mill, pit. and
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which they keep constantly on band,
Il HOE s. co.
March %, 1919. 46 81.
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chen on the solid ground. But on Saturday.
looked at the log 40 came to il, and thought
that i, wss very narrow I; and a. soon ~ put
nv foo, on il, fel, il shake. The waller be.
low ran swifier, aud il seemed a. Il | must
fall!"
I" Aud you did fall !"
"Yes sir; fell az IL there was something
IN me lha, pushed me off Of the log. tired
to catch no Of it, and thus keep from drop.
ping of into The water, but it was Of no USE"
"Bs sure. my son." said Mr.. Green, se'i.
ously, that what have said about going as
i, were GU, Of the circle Of Divine protection
BY acting disobedieniiy or evilly, is 4 most
solemn truth. The Lord cannot pfotec. the
evil, even bodily. 90 we'll ~ lie can protect
the good; because the evil sffeciiou 10 the
mind bring. al evil spiritual association, aad
thus removes The person at . distance, so to
speak. from the Lord; ssd oil who are re-.
moved from the Lord, in suy scase, are IA
greater danger. IL, then, you wish TO DO IN
safety, always DO right. IL 10 esi5 that the
wicked nee xhsn no isaa patsveih. Tou
cen partly understand this in your own csse
70. your consciousness Of d,sobedieaee made
yos fearful =. the bridge. where you had yer
been afraid before, ind this fear helped to
cause the very thing ysu dreaded.
While The led sat thinking OF what the
father said, Mr.. Green further remarked
81 bad good reason for no, wishing 20,
TO 20 ever 20 the mill.dan ca Saturday, -
Somebody told me. he day before, that on'
of Mr.. Jones'. chi,dre0 had the small Poz.-
did not wish TO tell you Of this. uaiil | ws
ccrisin that il was ttue; for such q repor
would keep q great many persons from Mr.
Jonss's mill. am glad to haow that no sacl
L serious illness exists IN Mr.. Jcnes's fas@'ly
but had il existed. aad you, in your disobe
dience, succeeded in gel.lrg to the mil dam
u you might have gone 10 the house aad take
il, and PERHAPS died. My son, there 10 onl
one path Of safety and tina. IL the path Of ODE
: deuce. lie, me urge you, for your o~n good
Q never to forge. ,his."-Fend Of Youth.
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Pictorial Temperance Ilnanac
FOR 1850.

Calculated for Boston, N. York, Baltimore, and
Charleston. Well printed, aud handsomely illus
trsed Filled with vaua bic statistics. interesting
anecdotes. touching incidents, and able arguments
showing the evils attending the use Of intoxica-
ting drinks and the blessings of total abstinence.
Besides u variety Of other useful and interesting
matter.
Societies, Peddlers. Booksellers. and others who
buy by the quantity, will be supplied At half price.
Single copies 81 cents. Orders. through the mail
or otherwise, will be promptly attended TO- if sd.
dressed, free o postage, 10 OLIVER n BROTH
Err. American Temperance Repository, 1873 Full.
ton.strcct, New. York.
az Editors giving the above advertisement,
with this notice, two inside insertions, and an
editorial, and sending = marked copy 10 .The
New York trgsn." will DO entitled 10 twenty
copies 81 tho Almanac.
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r0aEAT.
Goodbye.

r,rswell farewell! 10 often heard
From lips Of those who part.
It's whispered tons-'tis gentle word.
But springs not from the heart;
Il may ssrve for the lovers closing lay,
To b sung meath 4 summer sky;
But give 10 me the lips that say
The honest words" Coon Bye"
Adisu adieu! may greet the ear,
In the Cuiss Of courtly speech;
But when We leave the kind and dear,
IT'S not the soul would teach.
Whsns'er We clasp the hands Of those
We would have forever nigh;
The fame of friendship bursts and glove
In the warm, frank words" Coz D. BYE"
The mother sending forth hor child
To meet the cares and strife,
Breaches through her tears, her doubts and fears
For the loved ones future life.
No cold {" adisu," no " farewell. :" lives
Within her closing sigh!
Bat the deepest sob Of anguish gives
God bless thee, boy. Coon Bye"
Go watch the pale and dying one,
When the glance has lost its beam
When the brow is cold as the marble stone,
And the world passing dream;
And tho latest pressure Of tho hand.
The look of the closing eve,
Yield what the heart must understand,
A long-a last F." COOP BYE.'
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LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST
IN TnE pIrrEalSr STATES AsD rrRRrroRlrs.

IN THE DIFFERENT STATES AND ffRkiToRiEs
Maine 6 per cent; orfeit of the claim.
New Hampshire per cent, for cit OF thrice The
amount unlawiuIly taken.
Vermont per cent? recovery ia action and costs.
Massachusetts 6 per cent; forfeit Of thrice the u
sury.
Rhode Island per cent; forfei, Of The usury and
interest on the debt.
Connecticut per cent; forfeit OF the whole Geht.
New York per cent usurious contracts vvid.
New Jersey per cent; forfeit OF the whoe debt.
Pennsy ivana per cent fofei, OF The whole d' bt.
Delaware per cent; forie: of the whole debt.
MARYLAND 6 per cent; on tobacco contracts {, usu-
rous contracts void.
Virginia per cent; forfeit double the usury.
North C-rolina 6 per cent; contracts fol nsury
void forfeit double tie usury.
South Carolina per ceGti forfeit of interest and
premium taken, With costs.
Georgia 8 per cent forfeit thrice the usury.
Alabama 3 per cent forfeit interes, and usury.
Mississippi : per cent; by contract 10; usufy re
coverable ia action of debt.
Louisians 53per cent; bank interest 6: contract
8; beyond contract. interest void.
Tennessee 6 per cent usurous contracts void.
Kentucky per cent; usury recoverable with
costs.
OHIO per cent usUrious contracts void.
Indians 6 per cen. fine Of double the excess
Illinois q per cent; by contract }, beyond forfeit
thrice the interest.
Missouri per cent? by contract III. II beyond,
forfeit Of Interest! aRd usuty.
Michigan per cent forfeit Of usur, Of debt.
Arkansas 9 per cent; by agreement 10; Lsury &C.
coverah.e. but contract void.
District Columbia q per cent; usutious contracts
void.
Florida s per cent; forfeit interest and excess.
Wisconsin per cent; by Contract IL; forfeit
thrice The excess.
Iowa per cent; by agreement IL; forfeit thrice
the
On debts OF Judgments in favor Of the Uniied States
interest is computed at per cent per annum.
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Hyd1 60 GcmuA0Eo
"A litno folly now and then.
Is relisaed by the uisest men,"
The Three jolly Husbands.

Three Jolly husbands, on, 10 The country,
by the names Of Tim Watson, Joe Broun and
Bill Walker, sat late one evening drinking
al a village tavern, until being pretty we'll
corned, they agreed that each enc, on return.
ing home. should do The Fl ., thing BIZ, wife
told him, 10 default of which he should The
mex, morning pay the bill. They then separ.
a,cd for the night, engaging to meet again
mex, morning. and give an honest account of
their procee dings q, home, 50 far as related
to the paymen, Of the bull.
The next morning. Wsikcr and Brown we're
early at their posts. lut il was some time be.
fore Watson made his appearance.
Walker began FIRST:
Tou sec vixen entered my house the
candle vas out, and the file gave bu, g'im.
o. ering light, came near walking into pot
of batter, that tie pancakes we're to be made
Of this morning. My wife ~as so dfead.ully
gu, Of humor at setting up SO Icing. she said
10 ne slrcssiically,
do pu, your foo, 10 the bate, +"
"Jus. as you say Masgy, said |. and with.
gu, the leas. hesitation | set my foot IN The
poi Of batter and then went 10 bed"
Mex. joe Brown ted bis story:
"My wife had already retired to res, in
cur sleeping room, which adj ,ins The kitchen
and the door Of which was sjn. Not being
abe TO nas,ga'e perfectly well. you know
made dreadful gathering among the house
hold furniture, and in no very pleasan, tone
she bawed out,
ID break The porridge pot, Joe T"
"No sooner said than done. seq d holt
Of the bail Of the pot, and striking i, agains
the chimney jan, broke 1t into sn huadrec
pieces. Alter this exploit retired to rest
and got a curtain Lecture all night for IN,
pains"
II was nov Tim Wa;son's tern TO give al
account Of himself, which he did with YER,
lonc face, as iolloas
:" My wife gave me the most unlucky com
nand in The world, for, IS | ~as bunderin,
about up stairs in the dnk. sic crisd out,
DO break your neck-dn. Tim l'
"I'il be cursed If | do, Kate, sad !, %
gathered myself up, III sooner pay the bill
And 50, landlord, here's the cash for you. -
This IS The last time, III ever risk five dol
lars ON the command uf my wife,"
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To Farmers and EairyMen.
Anthony ! Emerson's Patent Double Act
inc Rotaru Chlrn,


nECULIARLY adapted to Warm Clmaics,
u as il produces butter as easily from sweet
milk as from cream. In bringing this tffectual
aud simple Churn into use. the propretors. feeling
confidence in its capabilitics do not hesitate TO
pronounce IL the best ehufn ever offered 10 the
public This ehurn il On exhibition at the Agcn-
ey, No. 2, jain street, ssc5nt story. corner Of
broadway, New York ely.
And in order 10 convince the ineredulous and
sa,i.fy the curious at IL o'clock daily, churn-
ing viii be made.
The public are invited 10 call and examine the
machine, and see It's utility tested. II combines
the follawing valuable qualities
lst II produces butter in less time than any
other Churn, making it and gathering j. from
sweet milk in from three TO eight MINUTES, and
from crtam in MUCK less time.
3D. II produces more tu,ier from the same
amour, Of milk or cream than the ordinary meth.
cd, as il does ia work in thorops and sci
entiic manner.
80. Il ia the cheapest and most convenient
Churn ever invented, involving the true philoso.
phical principles OF butter making.
Alb. New milk, snsr being sharned, is sweet
and suitable tsr family U.S..
5,h Instead Of feeding the calf with milk di.
rect from the cow-chuFutd sweet mix will an.
swer every purpose By this means lie butter is
al pfOHi.
We elTer i, upon tho following terms II the
Cburn does not prove as recommended, II may be
returned ard the money will DC refunded.
We have constantly en- hand aud isr sale, siS
different .iz,s, 81, 81, IS. Sc 50 aud SIG. cana
bic OF eburnins sl time !, ~. 81, 10. Is and
20 gallons OF milk or cteam. Also, Churns ofany
size made 10 order.
Exclusive country rights TO manufacture and
sell 10 the States Of North and South Carolina,
Georgia and Florida, for sale AT about the rate u
enc hundred dollars FOR each 10000 inhabitants.
Terms Cash. A discount Of % per cent al.
lowed to the trade.
All orders, postage PAID. addresfed 10 the sub
scfiber, vii! be p'ompiiy attended 10.
I. DOUGLASS Agent,
No John street, corner Of Broadway, n. Y,
ITYou win please send Is churn 10 Camden
via Charleston, care Rail Road Agent.
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A liberal discount for cash In hand a. Inc sue
Of the Invoice.
We have now on eur shelves, ready for sale in
various sized fonts,
10000 ID. Roman ard Haiie TYPE.
10000 10. Fancy Type.
1900 10. Script end Running hand
5000 u. Ornamsais.
$4,000 n. Type.msfsl Rule.
$4,000 ii. Brass Rule,
Presses. Chascs, Gases, Wood Type, Ink, &c,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers prices,
either cash or credit.
our Specimen Book is freely given to all Print
ing efIices.
This advertisement, including this note three times
before tho let of October, ls49, and serd us one
Of the papers, viii be paid ftr j. in Type when zen
they purchase from es, and Of our specimens. live
times tho amount Of their bill
or For sale, several good secondhand GYM
der and ria,en Power Presses. Standing Presses,
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE 81 Co.
AT 10 Ckameers-street, N. y.
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"will you have Daily Ssnl" said
news boy to Mrs. Pastington.
"Wiil have daily soni Why you I's'
lie scape grace How dare you insinuate
sgains, Iono woman from homel NO IN.
deed guess won't have daily son !!
NY dear poor man used to complain awiul'y
whom presented him with yearly son. A
daily son indeed. Begone, you little up.
start imp" and the old lady called for the
old turkey fan to keep her from swoon'ng.