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Lake County Press, Issue 982, 3 October 1901, Page 3

TWO CONSECUTIVE MISHAPS. A FRIEND WHEN GNB IS WANTED

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The Case of Hr. J. GTEIHTAK. , /... A'.,’” t.r.J Mr. Jacob S. e ■ man. of Priniro.Villa. (■ r --i nw, 'ue I'di.lf. w lien ion fionte ! by war icperWr, intimated ; desire to pu.wulv mP.-tantniu’ cvrtai fan S w Inch ban i, V I.”, to 1 et n rcganlc wi ii a ear!..ln an.w n : ( I inc. it;• •• fs it nna i ha.; \ wt i a oa.Cv’ a vie, u to phy-iw.i tnaJie: ingniied th. in iv-'u per man. •• f'e: .w f, v 11 -w" v - w.-’e 1 M Swwa.u.m, •• and. i. in; t is no ie, my sit tori gp were ob i.> ... 1 in a mo t r, m hj e mna: n 1 ; (, ' 1 n.ll v< miy I:nov> the v !.;• •. < < m-e i I even irom start to bn: hj. i may as vae.l n .;,.ui you (Inst th, who'a o: my sukne mi ,i e through a c.ri i instance v. hn ni . .li .' have had a \ cry tragic ending v. hi st rendering n am c to a mr. who was being in-tiv.wwi by a band < rntiians, 1 was st; blw 1 in t'ne rmb breast.. A great (jt:; :il ;« y of blood os ■ ...1 from the v•uu V and ■ M.l me ni,-sl .. --I i.gw., for W('eks. ! w: s ia V r ti. •are of an emini nt dm-t or in M- ’ warn ami, after being treated bv him to • ilia time, (’ne ngl. wo..in! iiw.h-d i'| \ , si.m as 1 .( t a 111 e . w : ... (. i .rr Aug. 1 v.’, n, !,•■; k to woi k. and be fur.* many dew ra- e.l over my l:ca mef or rd .mV ~ !> f-\ me. I vas dm' .Wi hj ng v, be, i: WW d ;: y 'm ia, hj t. ■;;;n !: .11, d. i ier 1: nil V. as I i., • L i .; : k V . e.d- vi's 1,.; a::, d.e I V twi.e of up e: erf V hj n ! mm (1 i - w f : g : ninaid so ; o * a - 1 rir v c t i •wo v. -| s a, 1 1 r ! "pei!” ni”, tnc ,u, e.w !>i . \Ve IV, ■ 1-rder m:m i ~m ui- lor ■-ra. mm, ■I; . •• cui 1 hw u be v, ry e..r, fel <*. h.u 1 .or 1 e fu; o eng up my i. ‘m :: ! w. :;; i. '1 misl li • f W. S 1 . • ;!: d Ci iic: n m ti, brea king of the tm ii vc ”1, b:: m i (Fer.ngs di 1 not mil there. Sw.e y you cl: ! not mi et well an ’.her aceid in, Mr. n!u n;n n : Mo, but I l.n i o i W.dr.d a wq ■ Fliwiion iban a w a, wi’n.i. i 1 e■;s if 1 i C 1 i i:-! 1’ P v. i v. ■re hj e . rccl.h nls t kein-e v > far my st i a , i e.l ihj: na ■ u lie y ia I in- c hj u i 1 i a ! mi V In. d and ah- > I y ti. ■-■gh fill mnviV V. ■: d d A” aw V ; owi •;o had f, !en 1 V ae. m b 111 ■. ta 11. p <.l a. fel man 1 w w now In nt up ,ak ; mi tV-aie; i>. 1 he d ;c ors • i p la'J me v. It hj a • ia 1 ” -O I Md > p m re g hj. but lie”.- did i o’ fn ii 'be run •e fo. vllic b i in" W- I'e ] 1 s. . Il.e'd. ’• V.’hat et meant did you i ava si.b •painto vi ; : - < ell ! a ■ alrii V " J t 1’ v k i (i w a. l.a ■ to cr;. i it eide-s. l 1 ;pv!)■ de c: Ib.**. I:wa V, te of d-ddlii. -a wrw.ri li v. !:. hj -I mil-, lo ine no •very .;f i iwi lls t da u is li nr t, ■’or one tiling, my dig stive org-ms go bur, egl, eag. n ;e.;r. 1 •■i.mi!’.c:u e u i infer wi 1; a du!i. •• nib cat i’gir ft an a my chc• i , r > ■ ! o’ ■ ! !ha in-:; !■ v- . ing i (]’ oc/iod cut of ra.e. A ung vagn bis ea in ■ a mm innanee of ilea; < .--m e i liulies whah we:,- bad enmp! hj r hmu-wvws to be..r wi hunt any a dir e; 11 a ! wo; idea .My eve-, lelt bo! and ■i nil.m. p !■ i( n ariy in the ii’.oin.ngs hen it was both painful and daazling .-> lo('k out of the window. In the Iglr side of my body I was u;ita'i-ed wl '» horribly severe .ains, w hi'e be ween my shoulders there ■.-a-: an i verlmV ing succc sion of panndie the Irh kiiip: c.f a needle. 1 had no h> hr- to do anything or see any! lung, ml :be senn.d ( f ini: ic annoyed mo 1 just fe t ini line i to shut mv.-e f up , way fi (uii evtrybuly. aw 1 felt it a nunsnwe to have to speak. On waking np i Iways found my tmigm: moist witii a •ellow-c oh nred sn l mr. while the taste ,i i;pv month, to ay (1 ( lea.-a , was exreine’y di-agr. e .b'e. So tired and !i ■' - ess did I 1). e<ce.ie tied I 1 a 1 not enough • u rgy to walkup■ tmr '. ll I ha.pjn in- ’ ■o bo in the next apartment to the din-ing-room w lien at -a! lows arrive 1. i ••vould not iroublo nr.-ell to wa'k to tin* tabic. Indeed, 1 inn! no per.-oral iu- • crest in this little detail of existence, i- I had scarcely any appoti.o, and: usually rej do 1 all th” od.h e- that wore nl.’.r-t'd for mo. If 1 did not do so rny sufferings were always added to by violent attacks of windy spiv-ms, which , pi t d rny sTmr.ck and pick. c-”d v tcr-

liiii I— MiInWHIM din> »wrtrm~nim~iTTri XT OTIC K iM i’he CA H DRONA COAL-PIT L NOW 01’KN fur the SUPPLY OF COAL foi (hj« Season H. MWOUOALL A SONS, Pi nTo ,kt*. September 10, LOO. SONNINGTON’S C A II R A (i E E N OH IRISH MOSS CI'UK'S InfLuonaa Bronchitis Asthma Sore Throats Coughs and Colds., ASK To); 3>ONNI MGTON’S. sit; that v<>r olt it. N* ( > !’.i >1 >V Hi" li si. Hit ji .ill fl’. -11l N.Trail;i ’ I ij< >’. ii;u'iii‘, la >1 lehr, M .i'OfT, o 11-isV i Sore Ti.r.,a 1 . « hi.e Wi !CM IW <'! Li- 01. i tamable.

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