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The following paraphrase of ordinary table
talk at dinner by DR.. Ki,chner, certainly shows
a greater Difference to truth than the original |:
Shall i send you fit Of the cholic, sir"
Pray let me have the pleasure Of giving you
pain in the stomach 2" "Sir, let me help
you to Little bilious headache."-" Ma'am
you surely won'trefusea touch OF Inflammation
in the bowels"


DEATH OF Dr.. PARDON BRowNELL.-Th
erninen, physician, OF East Hartford, (Conn.)
died from the bursting Of bloodvessel in the
head, on the evening of the 10Th instant. He
stepped into democratic meeting in the early
part OF the evening, apparently in his usual
robust health, and was called upon to make
some remarks. He rose and informed his
friends that he did not come among them 70
make speech, but could not well refuse their
tall He then very calmly proceeded 10 sub
init some general remarks to the meeting, but
had not continued more than two minutes
when he, stopped, and pressing his hands upon
his forehead, said he should be obliged TO sus-
pend his remarks on account of a dizziness
that had suddenly come over him. He sat
down, aud in few moments added that he
never felt so strangely In his life In mo-
ment after he commenced vomiting violently,
and requested to be- taken from the hall. He re-
marked that he feared he was making bis
friends much trouble, and shorty after, though
he was failing rapidly. that he felt as if his
neck was breaking of. He died in an nour
and twenty minutes from the time of the frs,
symptoms Of attack. He was ffiy-six years oi
age. DR.. B. was brother Of Bishop Brownel


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