The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-27

L
horible!' III once begin, from my extreme
lheayiness TO breakibrough the crust Of lht
earth, where shall stop? Oh ch---4hp
Its rather a serious case, but tle.e are
remedies, ,'n 'i't'lI4a s7's 2af Id SaiA1JSa
Remedies! you bring me new fire.s'yn
yes. You must take some ann -ponderou
draOght. and be careful Of youi det.'sas7 .
laa'My diet?' % W eal3 ~ sa asS Tteo go
sYes., f2ns gdl baoisJ s1s sIstta sHT
osIyhat must catp'Agal--, aoiiaaa.husn
Mutton, principally. q s"kf : - S'ss
4 Very good. Oh, doctor, you are a cieye
practitioner. I find you understand = IN,
ease. You are the only medical man man wh;
leVer took a sensible view Of my situation =
IOh-oi-ahE q7518q 2iil auf Hisii' ata9
sal *lstg* hs4p*g is5*I !lia*asgri #a3i,
Now ihoughiT I, as sl.made up 7 draugh
of drilled wafer With some vegetable color
ling matter, for Mr. Augustus Bow; nov
think have managed this troublesome pa.
tent pretty ,well't 7's q ief t2a't.5' 2ta'4
u Alas buw vain are human authorizations
Just three nights after, was tnna up in The
middle ostny first sleep, SO violently, that /
thought for moment Tint The house mus nus
0e on fire. ! dopped my head out Of lbe
window, and asked, - E I" @..' t.s' o. r. 9o
who's lhere?' % ...'''' t'.'E Wv "''
'Me,' was the reply, very usual one by
| tile way, under such circumstances.
WHO'S me2 ''''''y .'"' s"' -" y '-o'''o0
'PIease, sir, Mr.. Browns bow :, 'ss'l'''9 ..
NFelIyonr master III DO with him Jsooon.'s
When | arrived at Blooms6ury-sq square,
found he whole house u confusion, and
was shown into the d,aAing ,fooun, where
sat Mr., Brown in q night gown and slippers,
.Gcod night, Mr.. Blown, snid I.yrf aW
tie shook his head T., @..,, IN, go =,
.DGe,or, .1Sm osn,-Oh-ahHd ,i74mos ia,sbsl
~. i'g,eq &. H4, la.oiAgrgsuoa adl
You hore done i, al last,'r so5aI ma,l
Done whal?' a.,g4 7,.,.s.a a,c. aa.,,g
Me, sir, me Augustus, Brown, Esq.,
AS how, siI?' ,....-, -.
what directions did you give me when
you were last here? Yes: now, den'l cavil.'
'Cerianlyno, told youl to take The pills
| would send you.' M.y, ...., g..
well, sir: and wha, else, sil2' t,-.
i told you to attend to your diel.',
But wha, did you tell me to eut?' s,a,
Mutton
ANY
well, Mr.. Brown, what Of oil thats' s..a
'Mutm
Yes, multon.' ., ..''
well, doctor, l have eaten mutton for
breakfast, mutton for luncheon, mutlon for
dinner, mutton for tea, and, sir ! took mutton
for supper ~ 1
/ could, not, lor life, suppress a smile, and
and il put Mr.. Blown guile in a rage.
SO. he cried you laugh do your ~. II
Nay, my good slr--',n,.... nsr ...
Don't goo! sir me-7,you laughed sir.'',ss
'Very welI' ,....-. >, IN -. ~.
'oh! n's very well Is III WELL doctor,
what do you suppose has been The result Of
all This mutton, eh sir? wail your answer
a great demand for sheep said / smiling.
Don't smile he cried -,
well, then,s seriously speaking, Mr. Brown,
! DO not opPrchend any particular result
You don'lP g XXI t....g b, d
Il don't
''Theh,0 do.Huli3 dNhIa8f9
so / presume But may | ask what,
Mr.. Brown. w ,s,ae12 ma adl 30 a4g n.t
You may' nnJa7glaa 5oanay &l
We'll, what sir?' '.7HsH aa.iaR rgret
'Ma--a--a--.2 .-5. .aa'@l4aas 7esagl
'WhalT s4gseeaHvg sarI,gg.g aaa -.r "a
'Ma--a--a--a--.'5y .y.e % sai Hm14
'Are you mad, or joklngf a1lg9 5dI
Neither, docor; but I've eaten so mnch
mutton that, you see, as natural results
am n process Of becomnga d slieep3 aguoa.
'Mr. Brown,' said IT, aaa sHrI ibIoJmuEI
Wa a-.a--a-,' he replied.AB sal baot
'SirF -,.,-.,.1. at.,st,,r, n s4sn ll,v az,
'Ma--a~-a-a.' 81 laaIaa heob sr oigd
You are the unhappy yiciims4s7zgQ sd
\ know il, Ma-a- a--a--.10.s .st iB0J.
'Ofselfrdelpsion!'ad 1o} 0G@ D. oRa,oys NO
EhrlB G@ tayn oaplyv9q blunw ,sala,
'Sell-GelusioD, Itrcpeal, Ma Brp&n.'po,
What, sir Nlaa Aal ncodj ligB joS SRA
: You are, a0nervous hyp0ch ondriac, sir.h,
y am no such Thing, sir' ,igsa vi Ila a7alsE
lYou are, Mr.g Brown.sdYoLr complaints
ARE all deIusiOns- 1.-The creatures Of your own
lfancy,'] yHaaogu 20 alui3 1a8fu Z.
You don't undetstapd my case, SIR 4qol
iPelfeclly, ledo.'seas ei.l raxah sdf 40 fis
you are a fpoIp Il smiled --'onid idiotgsit!
DeusIon, indeed! Ma--a--a-- oil - oh ---ah!'
lllaughed outright.l sa 3aaahiss1 ylaas va
Leave my hause Ignoramous' y he cried.
with pleasure, said tab ing my hat.ju
Thus ended my FIRST connection with Mr..
Augustus Brown, The spersoua eentemAn,
whom, however ! attended Eori many Years
at'ewards' sb.ayl aniaiai a36isua .hsiHjo'
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/ 91g G18ITHTT TUR fyE6 Ia E7J ~ 10 tI.ai
s,h UNEXPECTED, CHANGE. RajAsov
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