davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-03-27


d aeut asys. When I.E.arna wotf "a q %
wo'd sing m DANCE An walk ronna ~ olo
Congo rtyle: 1ha -atasstsat bo5 90 % tes ~ y
6ouy31s4n Africa He kna~'l al ia aouea Oh
do I1ec, m m.de new onea sonstimes- Nen
10 bosp uhed 10 play ga1ns dey called
"Drzr ay," do game dey now caN 11 loo oa
de Miseissip. De way d. game war plsyen an
dis. Dey y sat round IN = ring W a: susEn ~ r.
wa called DO pot. Den deJ dipped dA1 teEe.
tinee1b in se sugar an bold. dem up. De 1uss
daSktJ dat had fly Ito Oh bis finger roald
saks down Gs money. ona aAy dn wa og
BOT ur-norn free io1lsra> A blue ny kept
bpzzin' round Caacby's nose az eyea- Ihe ~
wsr cue 70 ae kind dat hts on mana noss
an, marx him for De ya1}er fere1, shuah. CAa-
chr didnr chen wink for fear o5 SAITH de "
awsr. By'mpy de- 1y Iii on CaachSs nn3s3
IN be 1aked down de pot nifty qaick. Den -
Jumped up an gan to dance 20 aos. ~ oao5
datleys sot msA, An saidt "Cuu, stop dA
foo!in, N gib Us ch.nee 70 e. o1s X. mane h,n3
oisrT liza fsen. M kept Oh singin' " Shoe Fly
don't bodder me-" It via de 1ast ons No
eb~r heard it.
HosoxEx, March IS. -.-.-..
TUE o1o.otA 11,Ax7Ar1o1 rEonoxs sAxo Il
IEAAH Aao.
sts: In MI u ith rosara 10 the ",;hco Fly" oou-
t.pyetry. va need not 20 10 the West lndasa
for its origin, for during tho !Ata VA tae
writet naw and he ard eorKaA plAnisaon %
groea sing and dance - lnelsiy almost ilen-
teal With Shoe Fly, With the exception Of ~
words. The plant%tion eonEs fofaesty 1 eut.S y
the South and Reproduced by our HlnstseA'
were nothing moro than original African Ass
NAVAL
"tHoo Y14" eux1 N cHAnlIsroS IN ls6o.
10 tie Ei1pr Of the sun:
davis issue Of the Sun, must be mistaken "a tc
the Of 1iXin OF "Shoo Fly :,
The suthor WAS connected with that part o.
our At1py that first occupied Ch2fleston. ." ~
in 1855, and this same a Shoe Fly sonS wss y y
that time sung. by the negroes md many y
the whites hare hcaE1 that it wasEompo1ea
in tobacco factory n Petersburg, ", oe.of'
Exw Yonx, March Is, 1870.
WHAT xosEa sAID vHEr THE fI1Es BoTnEnE
FHARoAH+
7b .h4 Esiitor qf tx Sun.
sia: There is much disenssicn Just now =
with The paternity Of tha tt1s, II not the wholt
song. In 4'Exodna" We read tl1At among othel
plaques which the Lord sent Upon Phxraoh K
cause him 10 release tho children OF Israel wA
that Of Ties. 50 g1iavous was ths plague thl
Pharaoh sent for Moses sod entxe&&cd him 4
have it removed, And be would let the ehiare,
OF 1frael depart in peace. Aoeea compile
with his request, but the manner u which
! WAS done i not definitely AtAted. Did ha BY
"shoo! Flyi' Why pot7 NExr-
rHE op1s1oN OF Gx1srER.
| To he Editor oT The Am:
I Ern: ANY officer or member Of the One Hun
I drcd and Twenty seventh New York Volunteer
| (and there arc hundreds in and around IL
citx} will tell you that t'shoo Fly, Don't Da1
| der Ne, !" WIS sung hr every negro in Charlie
ton during the spring and summer Of 1863.
Mlzl1IrA.
NV YonF Mxrrb Is 1870,
, 1870-03-27

moro than onoe seaa 70 retire 10 his
dressing -1pon snd weep But hia impsSzon~
etipu wH much better than it had ever peen
,>sfese-se uueh 70, indeed, that his follow
actors remarked il. Al lAht-in the scene
whe1s Isatrlla bids him prepare toI e1eGanon'
ming, ''Ay, hut to lie aud 50 NE know not
where ':-hs suddenly became faint and leu TO
to The stses. Tho audience for mooent
imagined It was u new point, And appAnoaa
accordingly. but the truth WIS se53 .s. euou
WITS s.iel! somewhat similar WA the death
Of john Palmer, for whom sheridan may on
sid 10 have written ~ Tie School for Scandal,
lhe ill Of the night waa - Tho Stranger,
1a1mer, who had been As Moody, bsset "ath
melancholy for some time beiotr, piaJed the
gloomy Count in Tie carly acts witl! unuauA
snret- After uttering the lne. "1hera ~
smother and better world, with noet touch
ing pathoe, he suddenly 1.aused, closed .Hs tns
eyes, aud leaned upon tho FTs7tN7S q tas
night, MI. WIAtnell. He Lad spoksn Lis laat
words upon earth Edmund ksall's List sp-
peArance wAs in Othel1o. Of which oocaaon
harry Cornwall and Mr. Hawkins Lave Elve9
very touching accounts. II eeeMs tnAt ~ nao
gone ~e11 until the third act; g!eAms Of thb
old fise had laAhed forth and electrified the
house ~ in the early days, and many hoped to
Ste the tlagediAn yet recover aud play many
timer again. But rAsn hs ca,ns to tho4e grand
Gnth-
"uh! now, forever,
Farewell the tranquil illull! farewell content"
he pAuscd. Then realed forth in tones SOLEMN
snd sweet q the Willing Of An organ-tonea 50
full Of love, 30 Wild With win reg1et-thA-
eternal adicu to happiness, in which wo h1To
the beAvings OF Z breaking heart, tho desp.ir
ing lAuapt Of \ lost sorL He proceeded
slowly. slonly, until the music Of the LAST ca
deDco became but breath" OthalloH occu-
paiou's goDe." It was oTerl The house roec
fr1n.icalty. 4sBpeak to them, Ch.1lss," whis
pered the actor to hin son ." I an dying !" And
no be pas. Yet another strange ADecdoto n1AJ
bo relsted Of this fatal coincidence in deksh:
An American act1cse, whosc nAme NO have for
gotten. w1s performing the PAT p1 Mrs.. SaeF-
pdyd in tho drsma Of Jack sheppard In ono
ecepe her business waste stab herself. ''NoT,'
said the lAughin8ly to sotno one IN the WING
just before entering tho eoene, II will
20 on and b. killed, aud then 30 hotoo."
Thought1css lest She bad scaEecly stepped
forward three feet before he1ry weight fell
from the flies and crushed her instantly. In the
cases OF Moody md Palmer it Ia prpbahie that
their spitisA, already in \ state q deep de-
epoDdency, were seriouAly affected IN the parts
they wcre PERFORMING. Actota Of strong uer-
voue temperament very often lose their idtnh-
II IN this manner, 70 much % II TO E1ve way
to violent hts Of weeping IN tho very Hnddio Of
seene,-&s, for instance, III. late dir. brooke
on peve.al OCCASIONS, ,-ur to uore dAngeInus
madncas such ~ sometimes bteet the e3dar
Booth in Is Hjeh4rh this Third" But the In
stances We have related Of instant death from
e1ecss Of emotion tor wlstercr it may be cali
ed) are the only oDes recorded--1Ae tdidxy
ApT1t Number.
, 1870-03-27

Professor HaughEon has recently calculated
the total daily work performed b. tho hure,n
heart. Tie starts with the fu1owiuE poatu12tc.,
which the I'hysio1ogis. viii readily grant: l..
That three ounces Of blood are driven fru,u
esch ventriele at each stroke Of tho heart. =.
lint the hytroetatic1 pressure On the left
ventrcle and Ao1sA, against which the bloodFs
forced out, amounts to column Of blood
9,923 feet in vertical height ,. That the mus
crl1r force Of tha left ventrleIe, in cnntract-
ing, bears 70 that OF tho right vcntricle she
satto Of IS to S. Hia calculations SHOW that
the daily work done By the left vent1icle ia
s9.;06 foot-tons. while that done by the right
vestricle j. :; ,5Gs foot-rons, 80 thai tha tet.l
lifting more than 124 tons through one foot Of
vertical height The following illustrations
viii enable cur resders to appreciate this euoy~
nous foEce more fu1lr: l. Three old wo.arn.
s:t:ing oeside tho FIRE, alternately spinning and
sise{ ng, DO more work By the constant be.tins
the strongest '' navy" 2. No lahoE il reSasd-
ed AZ more severe than that Of the nnrsx,lc,,
employed during boat race: And vet their
labor ls only th1ee-fou1ths OF that exercised
ssy = nd night dusiag LIE b each ef our heszts.
extreme force IN lifting its own Weight verti-
c7ur. II is found by e.lculation thas il could
s.ise its OWL weight 4, 754 feet. or uearl{ t7T,r
ta;les, in ono hour. An active mountain-
climber can LIT his owl bodr It the rats or
part Of The energy Of the heart. When prZo
was offered gone years ago for tho 1ocomot;ye
Alp engine that could lift its oxa weight
through the greatest height IN one houT. il
w.s gained by the Basasis, which lifted itself
! Professor Hsughton says - herself, = but uhy
locomotive should be fenala ne don'k
annw1 through 400 feet in IN houz- This n
suit. remarkable Sd it is, rescles cply onr.
eish.h part Of the energy OF the hu1asr hesrt
Hence. from wbateEer point OF view We rer,r3
tse human heast, j: IS entitled to ba eopsidered
We 1te 1cQuainted
, 1870-03-27
interesting EActs Abeut the JosEss
FrcsH AS N<tkodfH

Dr. Pressed, IN writing Of the present condi-
ton Of the Jewish people, arranged them INTO
vhieb they MO f1isbursed. Tbs fss. class, in
hah,ting the interior Of Africa, Arsbia, 1naia,
and China, occupies the lowest stage of cav'azA-
ton These Jews arc semi-bA1bazous md l9-
nosant Of tseis OWE htesat0re, history And re-
hgion, with which thay ottan mix up FAr1ooa
Aeathen rites.
Tho second and mort numerous clasa la N
Northern Africa, Egypt, PAeAtincr syn fe5-
niA, Axia Minor, Enropsan Turkey, eo'Ana,
Lixoted. Strictly orthodox, and Talmudical
Jews, including tbs sec. Of GhAadi1n, q q
"pious {the representatives Of the "Zsalota - o,
OF ,o+erhus}, 70 the nurnber ot about ,We.9n5
md tho Ksr1itea, who 1e1ect ~ rappneal
traditions Tho Yast matoIity Of theae ,'eHs
ars extremely ignorant on IL but 1e~iah les1n-
ing.
Central Aid Testern Europe and Of tho United
, 1870-03-27

"Nc think It proper to state that this serr co.,
1deI3tsn decided " u scieeanE . entsc ios ":
fTo0des Fofk. We feit thtt At5one u III ttntued
With ra1hszcs y partially fur Qnten AarJs E7ez1-
or ~onld ind u tu7ross,h!c to approach the t1sk
s,stqs II the srst1 ;ss1 t II. ',n q, ef1
seif-coInruAnd would be called for IN whoever un
destcok the duty whatsSex tht psieictlons nt Tho
Fntr nay ee: for II IS 70 oe hoped that there a5e
Frudcs most de7lOratlc Performance without
encst,ors oT indignant a!.sDsl
The vaf-hAncc Of the savaEc over the EntnEltd
rc1nafna Of a,a enemy my he q shocking and re-
spatile sight s1ill Il IS xu ebu.huon OF h1mAn u
tnre, however tlepEased: bAt for &r. FToudes n.
nirde, - he s:ands II Las scsEoid of the M-iaiea
hon, and With horrible ntnu,enr*s q detail. III
ne EhiFtt< ptetna.nar:e<. the e1!thet "tnnuman
u far too Ernne and forteastnc-
He aprezrp 10 feast his eyes uron the hak0lted
remains Of her who VITA peerless among tkif
sofosa He is able " t<il as thAs sas roy sas ~
whcr al Is ore., ana :he l.ss bsoia1tty y Pere-
t.1tcd, be seems to tease the han With lingering
sEnssEtnS Essnee. ana 81 ,s; o. Ssooesa eesses
HI. Frpade sneen II The ttsoomposuTe with
which DC believes AAr1 70 h4vt rtcs.tse's the ~
nouncesent Of hct Impending tsts or NJ T., s:Ien Gso
tas Il f1sebet II trr.ai%onte when tie sudden tn
telliErnre via Impaired 70 her, -
He had given hes due credit .os .oIpt1ae ne etSe se.
In api,e Of htmseaf lnto thts Inconsistency. u
say nst anc wAs faseAts q d<.p-as@aHA" = "a
news thas on The Eoox tae sros9 ~" % e ero,sxoae,
tnadenuate description Of rae. emotions Thien
any human being would e<nes'encc On sfca -
Ne Toa,d quarrel with The F7rneh narrator ior
the {eellepess Of hls langpage-Ar Efouae ne-
tluces from It thai Aa1s courage tA!. ,,,:4,,. ~.
nnde b; "a det hs ,sd.ta eva e H. os
etsly tcstuuste oi nrn il the public md passe1!.
N reading rncse passs of n espsss t1ssst'sa
! - o~'a'ts 1t13' s1~A1 In. B. Nj
, 1870-03-27
The following table gives tolezably correc

Df. Schu1txy Of 81 TeteERbuTH, sSy1 h4yt
s.o sna1ked pecnlatiaes In tue structure Of
tic body Of thu Jews, in which they differ
f1or, al other races inhsbitiug tho nusaian
Erapue. 4 comparison has shown tlat, who're
u the ayctage height Of the other races
amounts to al,out 66.15 inchea, that OF tho
Jews is only 6a.46 Nhile N general the width
of the lpdy. when ths asrna sse extended, e1-
ceeds liz height by about eight inehes, With
tho Jcw this measurement often falls ono inch
below the height. In the negro races the
t1,l.l constitutes q per oent of tue height Of
tho ~bolo body in other races, ~ per cent j;
in TIC Jews, Sc per cent
Al to Longevity, tho results are lArgety IN
favor Of TIC JeWs--the average durAtion al
lie being, according to Or. n. Levy, IN emil
nent French tll,ysician-26 yeArs among the
Gantaes, and st among Tho iowa
Pr1ssiA
, 1870-03-27

0'd Lady-Whst tine does yuur omnibus 70
and At 49, NSA o1s
birthdxy+ e@ A0tfs
A bogs ides Of .siiaS atcoth dsa4a ~; r,.v bs
sumned up - tolloW: !, ,ta.-rhs dostrf hitcAed
I;. '5ns sn ne; tsp ps!sa Fl eea n. before It
, 1870-03-27
TIE QUESTION OF THE DAY.

Who Ii the Author OF GShoo Ely j,
Ftstn tAs .f<ts FORK 3s4n-
Tnk soS0 or TEE PKRlop.
Tia heard through house and village aud town,
Er hood by p4tSpn ind fop and clown,
Throughout the nation, UP and down.
"Shoo F7yI~
The mcfest khocb.4cE In the street,
The stately Bobby on his bent,
The bcuea OF the cit!t 50 coy and 10 nest
- Say ''6hoe Fyl~
sAEcAstic Fen, 70 seAdy auH keen,
Nns ntnuA Eot, to vent his spleen,
Bus hit On one tau Aps, l wes1;
Twaa "shoe F5!"
A poet wrote OF Alpine h!llB,
E1ceIslor'a teass anl shows md Ills
'IHa4 he whose fame Columbia hlls;
Txas ashoo Flyin
Long iotKosten, lang unnoBp,
N!Eh ~ dlrn oblivion gone,
Ills lame oncE more has newly Erown-
"Shoo Fly!H
It's heard through horse and village and Town,
Eshecd by f&fson and fop 9nd clown,
Throughout tho nauonr up aud down.
"shoo Fly!"
, 1870-03-27

1ET1rH Fnoa AZ OLD sEoEo-7us TEE s4opv
OF TIE aoso.
To d. Editor o5 dc Sun:
SAn: Tee an ola Daltimo,o nun n,..
uLAr us'd to tote tohac l,oanj 4 .h,. ~ ~ :.
time ago 1wt = Lively boy don; "a "a S,nS ~
feette noW, N sits by 10 'Etshau a. IL r.
daughter 1os'fena reada Do Sasnto ma ~
TORS yesterday she rnad ''De Ure.t 1Ib,n,srass ~
CocIfght" an "Who Is the Au.har eY tghaa ID. ~
ElyT taembess das soek fight ~ can tell
sbsu rits il Juss - tsn bar. ~ A''@' sA'S
par wara Ssy lot Of dzrioa round ds ,bins
, 1870-03-27

The fourth par,. At G JzR ii mol Al y yrs no
The half part. ~ ID Jra. 9 mo, At IS Jgz mo
Tie fourth part. At . J1z 10 mo-! At II Jra mo-
, 1870-03-27

LUX 1t 1uIEQI1eH-
The very inmost secrets Of the Catholic
eousederacy we're now opened to 'salrinsh4u's
| inspection. The papers which he uas tboa
to ree were from The men 1t uhoee inrtiEa
| tionr England ~as really to he inrsdcd, tts
! enterprise wot)a he set on feat. =
The exact truth would be told to ths
Queen Of Scots. knd che herself ia time would
reveal her mort in~arf purpose. II uoald BE-
| a.eertaintd now whether b. OF Eizsbetl hai
| becn right"
Ibuh bS q plot a. clover and ~ uefarioua a.
vas escs conceived, Msry vas betrayrl, Mr.
I Ftoude il willing to alor tt4t tks.a mus,
have been N inherent scouuts1 eiiorn o, ten,
Eerament IN Clifford: the principal ageut ol
il, s1d il the brewer, its lower INSTRUMENT t,l:
We Ere lsft to supposa that it VIA ratI,et vir.
tuous than otherwise in Elizabeth tAus 10
tempt her couAin to destruction. Wo do no,
ourselves see ths: she actual forgery Of ths
document With which Aay's partisana have
saassea tae E1gi1sh Government, would have
required less hea1tlcss and continued cruelty,
The Information gained b. this aboui.,ah3s a
Desz1 T1a not Immediately satisfactory< Il
showed thas the Catholic world wa verF du1,I-
ous. TT much dlTided, yesy uneertaia what
ACTED Immediately By the instIactfons
thus slYeu hex, tho treaty With Phiiip mich,
haze heCn perfectly lessble. But fv-snd1bv
> new and strange light stole over the dasksn-
1cG ecfce, a. which the t{1eeu apd her Minis
,ers petPed with III The excitement of clan.
deetine watclcrs, OEe can im,sine the half-
iccredulous delight with which Tatsin,ham
unst bare stared At lis keyho!e when lie be-
gan 70 perceive how. beyond III his hDpes, the
E11ddenec, heAEt-Mck. WORKOUT Mary was to
bety7{ herself into l;s hands Mysterious
hints Of something brewing that might deliver
her, uade the sekrcs Listeners p.ick TIT, their
caHs. 1t z7ust hare been with profound Gu
tiositE. saH nz. Fyuu9e, ''that both Eliza
beth snd Na1stueh.m must layc watched the
effect upon the Queen OF Scots" His aympa-
thy Is with the spAss behind the door, not with
The trsPped creature. painting with hopes Of
delyetance, a1d pitIaIy eanscous Of the eyes
thst watched her who Eat within It vas
The Eaoinstou conspiracy ASsinst Eliza-
beth's life that YES brewine, xnd no doubt it
must have giren her certain thrill Of excite.
ment in passing, 10 hear of 1.-The mcans III
hand to remove the beast lh.t troubles al the
world Mr. Froude, however, minSlas 70
caEefEl}y the narrative Of wtAt wss going On
outside, and Gi1osd's other ttescheHea, with
the story Of Mary's letters. that The casel<sa
reader VIII be APT to zt1iaute al Eiza5eths
knowledge OF this conspiracy to the Charley
correspondence, Klich is very far fruu bting
the case: 1hs mysterious sGnA about the re-
movai Of the bcast were aaoRpzuied By many
much more lengthy and important tec1aiag de-
tails about an invasinn led By the Prince of
Parma, and about the pla1s fos her Own pe1so-
rAl dcairer1ree; and the conspiracy itself Is
only fully unveiled n orc letter from. BAhiug-
ton, in HEirh Il seef1s 70 occrpy one sentence.
wkisa the P1inec Of pat1n1 acd her escxpo Eli
npWgea But re do not attempt 70 defend
, 1870-03-27

EeTted 1ny moment from neglected CAP
use 70 the Queen Of great nation, arc ths7n-
with intercet. She haa lived 3illly md love<l
6ercely, AID experseuced every hind Of adven-
tufe md vsClsdtune. She bid walked ~ NJ
eochaaheas eEoong aen. With lives cast unde!
her feet like flowers and she had sat for vearA
At her enbrctdeEy frame counting the weary
tseUc 10 another she had becn drilled; aud
had retained hts eneEgF, het quick VII, 4nd
wonderful Intelligence thrnnsh al. II such 4
being - thie can BE- explained N one word
an unncee-sary wz-te Of labor to elread sueh
mind n that OF Ar. F1uude upon the simple
aud tcnol tale-
Hsa explanation Of May fa n follows: She
vas Al ambitious, RESTLESS sn..l3aa.e-a schen-
ing Adseuturens, couscious OF crime. such
Is excluded her trum III lights aud
sE1nrashies, and 4~ass, that the e1-
Of mankind was her fl lot; yet ungratstu to
the ha1d thst fed and shattered hs1-plottipg
AgRinst her hoet eoS ard rsIatlve-reaiy even 10
50 the length Of undertaking advantage Of
Curtain preindices about religion to AttrsIt
the discontente1 70 her sHs, And undermine
OF these religious pznjulices, md Of another
popular delusioH IN respect to the nGlss OF
lrinces, the woznAn avaied hersa1{, ~ aay
modern sct1ess might avail herself Of Dzit-
lah public y seuiMenta about Tirtua md IT'D In
fA1hb'a rewast1s-the rights Of Princes md the
Catholic religion bein& ia reAlity no more to
her than tbs sentiment Of poetic Justice Ia 10
my besuine on the Surrey boards. The hgh:
by means Of these Weaknesses, or any other
she could ind out, for Advantsgo 10 herself,
wss her highest spring Of action, and tho
erasefulness Of her own pos her most real
4ntasest- When tia one could no louser be
arsued, then che fell back on the other; md
Il ID doubtful whether the qualification Of
gr1sping It = new crown, OF tha grind Gtistic
.fiuInph Of dying e. n.a1tyre, sith every detail
md accessory in the highest keeping, VIA the
treateet to ler deceitfM soul. vi. Froude
tezazuehas her eourzSe mrcl, Is be would that
ef aAneer on tho tght~topa who faces Tho
p*sih Of her profession without fiiuchine md
Gifes Us ! akesch Of the fAntsutic elabor1uon
Of the dsess IN which ahe went through hee
List scene with great deal Less respectful
neas ttan had ahe been the aame fEGt-fope
dancer lying czuahel in her gxuzy skSrts and
spAnSles It the point where she fell. That
IN wooA haze made the dancer into solemn
uinG; but even the hsu 1t Fothetingay does
not oyssawe Mr. Ftnuda'a skepticisin, or
an7c The snee1 from his facce. pe.th
A1s NO soieInnitJ Tor hin when ii IA
AAI, stuart ubo ia TO undergo it She
= Tue sarna miserable e6.tlatau IN
boz end - during n hw |csseer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
CCNSuMP ION CURED,

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with severe gripping but on further experience
convinced such pains were onl' caused by the med
icne struggling with and removing eertdu obstruc-
tions n the be els. ! commenced with taking five
pills every night going to bed and by an increase OF
one pill every evening the quantity up to twelve
pills, which number continued to take for ten days
ana then gradually reduced 20 five pills at dose
With the exception Of he three rst doses have expe
rienced no pain or gripping, but the operation both
easy and pleasant toca the pills Tor twentyour DAYS
and noticed that passed great quantity OF black
biliousooking, offensive matter, which am glad to
have got clear of The Brandreth Pills take right hold
OF all that is deeterious ia the bowels and as said
before, now feel ike man, and deem il my duty
TO express my gratitude 10 you Sincerely your friend
FRANKLIN J.. HAWLEY,
30 Classon Avenue
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-07-07
DocToR BRASDRErH 4:

With the bad Weather and me great excitement on
political matters became Frustrated and was attacked
by my old enemy, ntlapmatory rheumatism OF the
swelled badly that il found impossible to take of
my stocking except by cutting The pain was excru
ciatng. could net bear my weight my foot My
servant said. you must have doctor, As had before
used your pills, sad, No: go and get me box OF
Brandreth's Pills, ] will try them first He obeyed
took ten and the effect was truly wonderful The next
day the pain had ceased, the swelling gone and was
able to put on my boots and walk TO the Capitol
cannot account for this as DO not understand the
science Of medicine But this do know and write to
you for the benefit Of others who may be sufcn from
acute diseases
sick unable to walk am ',ell, and, u1der
the good providence Of God, | owe my quick rect very
to BRANDRErH'S PILLS
Name Of the writer at the Principal Office