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Dreamed of Treasure and Found 1t.
From the Philadelphia Press.

remarkable dream which haunted
Harry Fasick of Burlington three
lead to an important discovery
Ten years ago an old woman,
told Fasick that buried treasure avail
ed him, and all that was needed TO secure
II was good spade and a brave heart
The matter was almost forgotfen ~,
Fasick until few weeks ago. when H.
dreamed of a little white house ami
barn along the creek, and on a line wifi
the building and the creek he saw n
clump of bushes surrounding a small
mound, which was covered by stone
slab, four feet wide and six feet long
On the slab directly in the center was
engraved mule shoe. He dreamed me
same thing the next night, and again or
the third, The dream was almost for
gotten, He went cunning along the cree,,
yesterday, when 10 his astOnishment ~
saw the little white house and barn ana
In the distance was the clump al h,isbas
Fastening 10 u, he was amazed 10 see Nv,
stone slab with the mule shoe eneraved
II was the same size as the slab of III
dream and all the details We're rerfeet
The stone was too deeply imbedded IN ire
earth for faslck 20 move singlo-handed
He believes that there q o mystery he
Meath the slab and with the help of others
pc VIII inYestlRate a., Fasink h hi the
Insurance business, ard. Is an influential
member u the First Baptist church.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
His Daughters Personal RecOIlectiOns Con-
corning Him


ness IN Speech and Dress
and
and Music.
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American Naval senmen.

From the New York Tribune.
mo, we don't pal much with tho
Americans" said an English sailor az
Kiel. you see, they are mixed lot.
They're Swedes and Norweglans and nigs
gers. but ! never met sailor who was a
real American, and 50 we don't pal with
them, although we have nothing against
them"
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mo. johnnie" said the teacher. mot
ave- four quarts make a gallon" Johnnie
sald ne guessed hc knew his father Haa
IN the buslness.-BoEtQa Transcript
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TANKS. STACKS AND BOILERS:
first class work, very low prices Lorn-
bard Iron Works. Augusta. Ca. Atlas en-
gines; korting injeCtors.
FOR SALE, SMALL FARM LOTS. IN
two, rVe ana ten acre tracts. on the
Ogeechee road about one mile from the
end of the present she'll road. Can be
bought for cash or on time. G.. H. Dor
sctt
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED AND FIF-
ty dollars-Ihe above amount viii pur-
chase three 2-story houses I'm splendid rent
ing locality; this property pays l6 per
cent. on the price asked. John Il. Row
land, SO Bay street.
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert IT. Tatem. Real rs
tate Dealer 10 York street. near Bull
street.
CYPRESS SHINGLES. FOR TYBEE
and other coast points. have been further
reduced to 2.25 and Si.25 per thousand:
boats can load at the mill; carload lots a
specially. Vale Royal Manufacturing
Company.
UNREDEENfED WATCHES. JEWEL
~, organs. sewing machines, clothing
very cheap. Arthur Doutsch, Pawn Bro
ker. Congress street. next to Solomon5'
drug store.
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+ or me manufacture. or his agent. who
sens the large retailer at j0bbers prices.
surely encroaches upon the rights of the
JoooeIs, and also places the small re-
la-4er' who is unable TO bay direct from
tne manufacture az serious dfsad-
vantage IN competition with the larger
retailer by his side.
Mr. Haas is quoted as saving that the
retailers do not relish the idea that whole
salets are trying 10 force them TO trade
with them, and they VIII not submit to
any such dicJaJiou. The wholesalers are
not debating 10 the large retailers in any
way put as retailers, they should buy
lhelr goods not from the manufacturer
or their agents. but through the jobbers
IN this city or somewhere else. and in
the move, such as we now take. we think
We can make IL 20 their interest to buy
from the jobbers ia this city. instead OF
going away.
savannah has more than 30 retailers.
ana the wholesale dealers, besides look
ing out for themselves, are looking for
ward to the protection of the larger pro-
poruOn OF retailers, as there are only
about twelve to fifteen large retailers.
VINO can buy from brokers
trust that viii explain the side the
wholesale dealers or jobbers take
Irwin b. Tiedeman.
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HoUsEs ANn sroREs Fon nrNr-

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FOR RENT. l75 HALL STREET. AP-
ply 116 Hau street.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED HOUSE.
lai Perry street, facing iiull street square.
modern convenience. possession given irn-
meiiately. Apply 10 savannah Broom
Factory.
HOUSES. sgs AND So SOUTH BROAD
street, Oct. J. 81. 5. Baker real estate
agent. Is South Broad street.
FOR RENT. DESIRABLE DWELLING
President street. north side. second house
east Lincoln street, possession given im-
mediately. Apply To J.. y. D0uEiaas Alu-
tual Life Insurance Company's Office.
Board OF Trade Building.
FOR RENT. HOUSE iCSis NEW HOES
ton street All modern improveure
possession at once. Apply Appel &
Schaul
STORES, THREE FINE ALL METAL
glass front, tire proof stores. cEr lines
pass doors. an the Central. r. g. ana T..
ana sam railroad passengers pass: SPLEEN
Qiu STANDS FOR furniture. dry goods. pro-
ducc, groceries. retail grain aud hay. and
mn auction rooms South Broad and West
Broad streets. j. IT, GuNmartin & Co.
FOR RENT. FOR THREE MONTHS.
residence l44 AhercOrn street. corner Hun
tngdon. Apply To Murray Stewart. 80 Bay
street
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SHERIFF." OFFICE, City Court of sa-
vannah, Savannah, Ga, July !, ls95.-Un-
der and by virtue Of an execution issuing
out of the city court of Savannah In favor
of Southern Home Building and Loan As
ISOLATION against Seab0rn c. Snelson,
have this day levied upon the following
described property. as the property of de-
PENDANT, TO wit: All that western half or
portion OF that lot of land II the city OF
Savannah, Chatham county. Georgia.
known on the present map Of said city as
lot No. H. Marshall ward Said western
half or portion having a front Of 30 feet
on the south side Of Duffy street, and
rectangular depth Of 105 feet to Duffy
street lane. and is bounded as follows:
North, by Duffy street: east, by Eastern
half or portion of lot No. Il; south, by
Duffy street lane. and west, by lot No. IS,
said ward, together with all improvements
whatsoever thereon, and ] VIII proceed TO
offer same for sale a public cutlery on the
FIRST TUESDAY in August (same being
the 9th day Of the month"; during the legal
hours Of sale. IN front Of the court house
door in Chatham county, to satisfy said
execution. Property described in execu-
tion. Defendant notified Of levy. Terms
cash. Purchaser paying for titles.
WILLIAM +. BLOIS,
G. =. WHATLEY. Sheriff c. G. S.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Too Much About Nothing.

Savannah, Ca, July 29.-Editor Morn
ing News: In this afternoons Press is
an article head-lined "A Fatal Mistake"
which was composed of what was gather
81 from an interview with Mr.. l. G.
Haas, a broker in this city. AS it did
not appear over his name I wish to
answer this through your paper, as in
formation for those who may be inter-
ested, and TO define the position of the
wholesale dealers. There has been too
much published in the papers about this
matter at any rate. Mr. Haas is quoted
as saying the jobbers had made a fatal
mistake, in their own interests, taking
The stand they have to prevent brokers
from selling TO retailers. The wholesale
dealers know what they are about and
take the position they do for the bene-
Ut of themselves and also of the small
retailer, who cannot buy in quantities
large enough to buy from a broker, and
So compete with the larger retailers
who do. Buying in that way sometimes
Places the large retailers i'll position
where they can cut the prices on many
4eadlng articles 50 that the smaller re-
taller cannot compete. For instance,
take 2-pound canned tomatoes, which
We're about a month ago costing 81 cents
70 % cents per dozen delivered in Savan-
nan to jobbers as well as to the larger
retailers who could get in. These toma-
toes We're used as a cut and retalled at
cents per can, which did not give the
retailer more than 3 to 10 cents per dozen
Iroht. That is not a legitimate profit.
wow the jobbers could not afford to sell
she small retailers these tomatoes for
less imam 81 to 90 cents per dozen, which
would not permit the small retailer to
sell his 2-pound tomatoes at cents per
e@h and he was shut out. This is
only one instance of many which /
could mention
Ihe Wholesale dealers are not debating
70 the brokers what they must do. 1t is
no matter Of cOmpulsion whatever. Those
brokers who do not care to agree to the
proposition submitted them, can go on
tu lheir business and sell TO the retailers
A.y want, but must not look for any
patronage from the wholesale dealers.
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49, sHERIFF,s sAIE.

SHERIFF. OFFICE, City Court of Sa-
vannah, Savannah, Ga, July /, 1S95.-Un-
der and by virtue of an execution issuing
out Of the city court of Savannah In favor
OF Mary l.. Kellam against L. L. Thorn
ley and r. L. Thornley,, executor of r. p
Thornley,, I have this day levied upon
the following described property as the
property of defendant, as above to wit:
Lots Nos As and - OF a subdivision of the
eastern half part Of the western half
OF Trust lot Tyrconnel Tything, Derby
ward. said two lots being adjacent. anu
lot No. IS being directly north Of lot No.
49, and together bounded: North by a
lane, east by lot No AZ of said subdivs-
ION south by LOT No. so of said subdivision,
and west by the right of way of the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western railroad;
as viii more fully appear by reference TO
q map Of Savannah. Chatham county
Georgia, prepared by John i. Howard, city
surveyor, and dated 1888, and I viii proceed
10 offer same for sale at public Outcry
on the first Tuesday in August (sams
being the 9th day Of the MONTH during
the legal hours Of sale. IN front OF tho
court house door In Chatham county
to satisfy said execution. Property de-
scribed in execution. Defendant notified
Of levy Terms cash, purchaser paying
for titles. WILLIAM T. BLOIS
---. Sheriff Q. c. s.
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splimters killed More Men Than Shot


The recent war between Japan and
China has taught the officers Of the
American navy at least one new thing in
the construction of vessels. There will
be scarcely any woodwork in the Oregon,
that is rapidly nearing completion at the
Union Iron Works.
This Is due 70 the fact that there were
more people killed and injured in the naval
battles in the orient by flying wooden
splnters than by the bullets or exploding
shells Most of the cruisers and battle
ships that took part in the war were con-
structed with steel hulls, and all of them
were more or less protected with heavy
armor plates. The interior fittings and
furnishings Of the quarters and me deck
coverings, however, were of wood. When a
shot pierced the hull Of a vessel and tore
through the wood in the interior Of the
ship, splinters We're sent flying in all d.
rectiOns. In most cases the shot passed
through the vessel without injuring any
of the crew, but the shower of wooden
splnters filed the sick bay and kept the
sailmaker sewing up the dead in canvas
sacks for burial.
on the battleship Oregon practically no
wood win be used. All the bulkheads and
partitions dividing the rooms in the Off
GERS quarters are TO be Of iron No wood
will be cemented 70 the iron deck to pre-
vent slipping. All the doors VIII be Of
iron, and all those leading to the decks
will be made watertshr
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LEGAL SALES.
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CITY SHERIFFS SAFE.


Sherif's Office, City Court of Savannah,
Savannah, Ga, July ]. lS9J.-Undcr and
by virtue of an execution issuing out
of the city court OF Savannah In favor of
Georgia State Building and Loan AssO-
citation against Letitia r.. C0ldlng I have
this day levied upon the following de-
scribed property as the property Of de-
PENDANT, to wit: All that lot. tract or
parcel of land situate. lying and being in
district about six and One-half miles from
the city Of savannah. on the white Bluff
road, being the northern one-half or a
hfty-acre lot and containing twenty-five
acres. more or less, less the lot or tract
of land carved therefrom and conveyed
by Benjamin Burroughs to David Adams
ct al, trustees, by deed dated June 3,
of the land records of said county; the
said tWenty-acre lot of which the prop
erty hereby conveyed is a portion being
set forth by metes ana bounds on a plat
made by John II. Tebeau. county surveyor,
Feb g. 1855, and attached to and recorded
with deed from Fannie A. Tidwen TO
John II. Kellam, dated Aug. Is, 1855 and
in book 6, LIS folio 267, et seq to which
plat for the situation OF said property ana
the boundaries of the whole OF said TWEEN
ty-five acre tract reference is hereby
made.
And I win proceed to offer same for
sale at public cutlery on the first Tuesday
in August (same being the 9th day OF the
month"; during the legal hours Of sale in
front of the court house door in Chatham
county, 10 satisfy said execution Pr0p-
erty described in execution. Defendant
notified of levy. Terms cash, purchaser
paying for titles.
WILLIAM r. BLOIs. Sheriff c. c. S.
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LEGAL SALES.
CHATHAM sHERIFFs SALE.

CHATHAM SHERIFFS SALE.
Under and by virtue OF a mortgage q.
IA Issued out of Chatham superior court
IN favor Of Jacob Cohen VS. w. h. Con-
etantine, I have levied upon the follow
ing properly OF the defendant to Wit
All that tract or parcel OF land situate
lying and being In Chatham county ana
state Of Georgia In the White Bluff dis-
trict at Nernonburg, known ana des-
ignated as g portion Of the same lana
Charles s. O'Conneu, John M. Black ard
Thomas OCOnnell as tenants in common
under deed bearing date Sept. II, 1891, AMI
recorded In the clerks office OF the
perior court OF Chatham county in record
book AS, folio l25. said premises being
known as place number three 49, having
q front OF sGj feet. more or less on Whits
Bluff shell road. and containing 20 acres,
more or less, which has been subdividei
into lots numbering from AZ TO ll5 as per
plan made by Percy Sugden, civil cngi-
neer, with the understanding that a ROAD
forty (iO feet wide Is to be left open run
ming north and south on the east side OF
said premises, and that Jacob Conen shall
have the right TO open the streets rum
ming east and west or to leave them
closed, at his discretion, the whole tract
having been conveyed to Jacob Cohen in
one body without restrictions as 10
streets and roads having been conveyed
to Jacob Cohen and his heirs and assigns,
said premises. being bounded north by
lands Of w. NJ Davidson, west by Whits
Bluff shell road, south by public road,
and east by said forty (iQ feet street or
road, together with the Improvements
thereon, and the appurtenanccs belonging
thereto. And / viii offer the said above
described property Of the defendant for
sale at public cutlery before the court
house door OF Chatham county, in the
city Of Savannah, on the FIRST TUES
DAY IN AUGUST, 1885. during the loyal
hours Of sale, TO satisfy said mortgages
titles. JOHN T. ROMAN,
Sheriff G. Co., Ca,
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Zoe" TO PUT NEW PINS IN BROOCH
es. watches, clocks, spectacles repaired
at correspondingly moderate terms; moth
ing too big nothing too small bring
your jobs TO Fegeas, the reliable jeweler,
los BroughtOn.
"HAIR TREATMENT" AND YOUTH
ful appearance made successful by Emil
les Hair Tonic. BrOughton Street Hair
store Complexion Toilet Depot.
DRESSMAKING, BEST WORK AND
prices to suit the times. at 7SA Habersham
l AM IN POSITION TO BUILD SIX
houses, costing from one to two thousand
dollars each, and to accept payment Of
purchase money in small installments.
w X. Wilkinson. Real Estate Dealer.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT 50 DIS
turbs one B equanimity as an aching foot,
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist, removes
and cures ingrowing nails, eorns, bun
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeiers Pharmacy
Bun and State streets.
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.
rs J. Ne LAUoHLIN 4 SON,
AuctiOnecrs.

- 3D.. vac Ia dAA4AN n SON
Aucti0nccrs.
Jn-er and hy virtue o. a certain trsst con-
Nfinnce made y Samuel ID PeiOt 70 gmfls
Newman. as trustee for the Oglethorpe saw
ili-a ana trust Company. on May l-tn lsss
reference being hereby made 90 said lnstrl-
IL -lI ana the record hereof in Book o. MORT
A4Ae~ s. p s. fulia lal, etc. ia the clerk OIice
oI me superior tOlrt % Chatham scout p
Georgia. anu nF virtue Of the powers vested In
me if -aia il,trln aut. 4 viii proceed 20 sell.
20 public oatcry ou the FIRST TUESDAY,
oeine inc ON o1g ~ August. ISIS. between the
us-4. and esal hours of sale in front OF tha
court house ln The city o. savannah latAa "a
county. Georgia the property conveyed uv
SAM trust deal benz Am that Certa q tract
parcel or iot of land lying and being iu the
citt nf savannah, said state and county. and
ue-iEuat6d upon Che map OF plan o. SAID city
iil.- JACKSON Wdr1, said western ono nalf OF
said lot being bonded as follows: ON the
north by lane. Ou che east by the eastern Cue-
nail ~ said lot number eleven lIf on the
south uy HUI street, and ON the wcs- hv lot
nuWt ar twelve ~. ia SAID Jackson word 70
Eelher with al and singular the heraditst-.
mtutS, RIGHTS members and app rtoluntCs,
buildings auu lmrrot emcui5 In auyWls thcro-
unto .elonEiug or appertaining. cons Iatiug 81
% larec Two story brick dwelling on a basement
Win an attic story, house lu good condition.
second door from Whitaker on Hun strrets
ana All the estate right. title claim an ga lily
OF satl samuel d. Pclptr his heirs, eXcculO 3
administrators or assigns Of. IN or 20 ths
same. Terms cash. purchasers paving for
titles. EMILE NEWMAN. Ii stee.
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BEAUTY
HOW TO INCREASE N WEIGHT AND
OTHERWISE IMPROVE ONES PER-
SONAL APPEARANCES.


Every normally constituted man and
woman wants 10 look we'll This Is natural
ana right We have little sympathy for
those people who. through Incidence or
giuttony. have permitted themselves to
take on too much flesh. They know that
hy living abstemiousiy and taking plenty
OF exercise they can SET back 10 their
normal weight
We do, however. have q great deal Of
sympathy for those poor. pale. thin suf-
fcrers who either have no appetite or else
whose food distresses tsem TO such de-
gree that they are forced 10 live on a most
frugal diet.
Coins into a decline" How often do
we hear this expression. What does BE-
mean? Il means that people are losing
flesh, growing thin, wasting
Their trouble arises from the fact that
they are unable to digest sufficient food
and when the stomach is out OF order and
fails TO do its proper work. foods are worse
than useless. They simply fcrment in the
stomach and hll The system with poisonous
principles
What these people need is something
that viii digest their food after it has been
eaten, and it is in just such cases that the
Digestive Cordial as made by the Mount
Lebanon Shakers is proving remarkably
successful
Ii is so prompt I'm its action that n sense
Of relief almost Immediately follows the
nrst dose and rapid Increase in weight is
The Shakers have issued an interesting
pamphlet rs hIch may ue obtained upon in
qulty at any drug store.
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Local Daily weather Report for the
Morning News

Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight. July 80. 1885. Fair, followed
Tuesday afternoon or evening by thunder
showers in Savannah or vicinity: slight
temperature changes; variable winds.
Forecast for Georgia: Generally fair;
southerly winds.
Comparison Of mean temperature at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on July ~. 1855. with the nor
NAL for the day; Temperatures. normal.
81; mean, Sc; excess for this date, 8: accu-
INFLATED deficiency since Jan J. 1895 So.
Comparative Rainfall Statcment-Normal
10; amount for July %, 90; departure from
the normal. IA; total departure since
Jan. !, 1895. i 1.O6.
Maximum temperature. 50; minimum
temperature, Is.
The hight of the Savannah river at Au-
gusta at a. m, Goth meridian time) yes
terday was rs feet, rise OF 90 feet dur
ing the preceding twenty-tour hours.
Cotton region bulletin, savannah, Ga,
for the twenty-four hours ending at y.
m, 18th meridian time, July 10, 1895.
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Observations taken July %, at the some
moment of time at all stations, for the
Morning News:
Boston, y, W SW, V H. clear.
New York city. r. W $, 20, clear
Philadelphia, "A, W SW, s. clear.
Washington city, u, w 5, light, clear
Norfolk, Y, W Sc, V light clear.
Hatteras, Y, W e, V light, clear.
Wilmington, &C. W Sc, light, clear
Charlotte, { so, W S. light, clear
Raleigh &c, w S, V light, partly cloudy.
Charleston, So Z, v r. partly cloudy
Atlanta, t 81, W NV, V 8, clear.
Augusta, 81, W NE, V light, clear.
Savannah. 81, W SIC, S. clear.
Jacksonville, so, SW, L, partly
cloudy.
Titusville, 50. W Sc. 10, clear.
Jupiter 81, W S, V s, clear 'Eih
Key West. 81. W n, 6, clear. iU0
Tampa, so, W w, light, clear. 'c
Pensacola, 81, W SW, 8, clear. NJ!
Mobile, &c. W SW, 6, clear
Montgomery. I 30, W NV, light, partly
cloudy.
Meridian, Sc. W sw. light, clear.
Nicksburg, t 81, W Sc V light, clear.
New Orleans, 81, W S. O. partly cloudy.
Fort Smith, Sc, W 5, light, clear.
Galveston, 50, W S. V TO- clear.
Corpus Christi, I "a, W Sc, 20, clear.
Palestine, So, calm, cloudy
Memphis, t Sc. S, 8, partly cloudy.
Nashville, t IS, W w, light, partly
cloudy. tt
Knoxvilie, t IS, W w. might, cloudy.
Indianapolis, u, W SW, light, cloudy.
Cincinnati. rs. W sW, 6, cloudy
Pittsburg, -, W SW, g. cloudy.
Buffalo, Y, W SW, is, partly cloudy.
Cleveland, "A. W S, light, partly cloudy.
Detroit, Il Y, W W. light. raining.
Chicago, "A, W w, V Il, partly cloudy.
Marquette. [ IS. W NV, V is, raining
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Terrified by a New Sensation.

Auntie was a southern manany, who
had come north with the family she was
born in, for the drst time in her life,
says Harper's Round Table, The sights
and peculiarities of the northern people,
strange 40 her eyes, caused her a great
deal of trouble and confusion, and also
provoked much mirth. Now, Auntie had
seen but little ice in the south, and one
very warm day she addressed her young
miSsus. 's
'.Lor', chile. Use got a powerful head
dake"
why auntie, I'll get YOU some ice,
which the young lady did. telling her to
put some in a handkerchief around her
head, and take a small piece in her mouth.
Auntie started to do as She was directed,
but evidently overdid it, for in short
ti11s she burst into tile dining room,
shouting:
'AIissee, rs frizzed, rs gwine ter die.
Gin me some not water, quick, before Is
a dead nanny"
auntie?"
After a great deal of trouble the fol-
lowing explanation was given:
rs done swallow dat piece of ice rs
youse tole me. an It stuck IN my chest
an den It began to freeze all my chest.
an done feel 1t er reachin fer my heart
Dat settled Il sure nough. Nothin' would
stop the freezin' TIL l swallered de hot
water to melt H. Yes. Use better now.
but l don want no more OBJ dat ice"