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

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| Too IIghtf sasq.' i 500 .a.i'aa5s d. I'D
! sYes' .apat, aHu. .usiui
Pray, sir, explain YOURSELF,
You Yy9 know why ? balloon goes up:'
zudWhy9eu si'3s Of bsmm1ogs5gsou .
4, Because il tJ is lighter than an equal bulk o.
! bsVery good 81 &c ,os1i ,lsI ..aih rHbl
| tiWell--but, sir, how does thai--------''
Apply 10 Inc, you would say, DoclorF
4 ds'Exactly' u' "E-| s0u ph sH .etaBgs
This way, am lighter than an equa
II ulk Of air and if nm not tied down, Whit
iShould go up-up! Oh!i.' dreadfulr oh
loh! ab! ..,.., ,,,, o.. Al, ,,. ...5, ..,.,.45
I lie always put in the ah! rs f he had been
suddeuly seized with some dreadful pain, and
il really had Almost comical effect a.,.
now saw through The case in moment
and said,3 LAHeho". @a"t y H7t 54 a"".
Are you sure you are not mistakenH
'Mislakenr .---.--
| .Yts.'
fYou ought 10 know better. A friend Ct
of mine told me you were very clever
Eman.' ',g}bis a9i5GsVsSs ra- i1 a.tusg ni'f
'Whal! suppose now | said you were 10
allow me to unite this Landkercbeif.' .,;-,.
up | should go!' he roared, aud if The
window wasopen, out should SAIL '''s s-' ...
'lndeedn sg.i ~ q ma.Hag aEulS eH
,'Yes, have very slight hold upon the
earth. For some days found myself getting
lighter until al last you see am forced 10
ftie myself down. oh! oh! ~ '
'Sappose hold your collar said |, 'while
the handkerchief is taken of. , absluoU.oe.
kai i app'i mpd.' he replied, just 10 convince
you a,..,g .., y,s.,. 1s g,a7, t.....,
Il therefore held bis collar with one hand,
laud unbound The handkerchief with The 9th
err st e.aga-sth a..5 ehH@ lvH Hs0 sa yUN.
I4ook there, do you see2 look at my leg
land he poked his leg up as high as he ruuld.
But you could put it down. SAID I.
! No, no. '
'0h! yes, yOucould. There you see, I've
let go yuur coIar.' ..nJ aa ,aasaata
Ia, 'Bul I'm holding on, you preceiye, and il's
40 little exertion. | begin 10 think you
don't understand my case
'Oh yes, do said 1; you must have a
course Of reponderating pills " ,'a' a-.'#
'WhalP, 3.,las.,, VII. flfg--.r,.'3
'Preponderatng pills. '.a..s..a..
Il never heard Of Ihem'
10 Very likely s7''' t' -. 2 '"'
a Butt my dear sir he exclaimed, boiling
upright,'H .ls,e aalarss 90 .a,a.4 ~
Dear me, Mr.. Brown, said you are bet
ler.'
No, 4 aiht-oh! ahr s',+
.-i " ell, 4 can remedy your disease'
You cap2' a.H w.H aeaa SIT NJ e.
Yes, by the preponderatng pills .ay.a.l
They will increase my density, suppose,
by contracting the-thc absorbants, aud so
on.' ts5I ,oloh @uH g"]i t2.a" aha21"
'Exactly' 'lssau a.aq s,a q. buuao .91au
Astonishing! qstyear, when vas grad
ualIy ulrIying-.,' .... ...-..-......
'GfadualIy whalP
aHTurning into kind ofporcelaIn----- %.
al 'Ohp d 1,..t salla roa ad n
well, ! went 10 Abemethy, and what do
you think he dd?--lhe Eooln r..., a,., ,l..,
! III Ok my head. .
why, he told me to squat down like n
t'hlneese, and try aud have some odd coIors
burnt into me, SO that by The time was tin>
lshed' should be respectable manpafian
for an old Chpa closet
'lndeedn' "1' .a' ~ 'a'''2 @"' ''' 9'''1
Yes; aud when demonstrated he act,al,
ly turned ME ,out! - oh! ohn s-4.aad 43&
] haIiered myself that | had made a grea,
hi in Mr.. Augustus Brown's case, by nv
mentioning OF The p eponderaing pills, and
| was only ast6nislied al ne amount Of his
cTedulhy upontlhe subject. | sent him some
extremely mild pills, composed Of a common
harmless dug, and walled the result with
some degree Of palieEce and a, considerable
degree Of expectation """'' ai'" 'a'Ti8.
In lew days message came 10 me 10 10
TO Mr. E!o@n immedia ely, for he was sink.
ing fast ,f,..,,;,. ,s. gr.,S
la.Yes sirsGIiibs l511'a odi lu 1oHs5nGsai
lis lie to weakg gd1ub ,,alisT Is4sasf
Weak, siL' syal2 8di 50 saimrs stl aas
Yes; yea say he is sinking eas. eaf 80 d
Oh II IS cos he's too heavyn 81. ..s,..
Foo whal?N 'ls o. t'7'''
Too heaVy, sir aa1ua d
sRldiculousn m001 9lam O. tli .iHis 3W
Master says, sir, as he's got so heavy he's
obliged to e on the ground floor
'Tell him III be with him immodiately.'
The boy who had come from Nh. ISrown's
departed, ana felt myself thoroughly posed
by this second extraordinary fancy of Mr.. An
gustus Brown. .1Dsai ia'2Ala 5di - sif2I7Gl
$50 inueb,'llioughtIi ilor my extreme cIey.
Ferness iitvSnting the Dte p0ndaraI;n n;IIs }, u