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... state of weakness as to be unable to liftthe weight a child can carry. My sufferingsincreased daily; I could at times scarcely speak, as is well known in the I neighbourhood of Oakley Green. In this distressing state, I com- menced taking your Pills, and have ...

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... fortunately, the wind soon abated, a and we were spared further anxiety. Only four lives were n lost, and, comparatively speaking, but few goods were I, damaged. and we are happy to state to you that our ware- C houses escaped without stff'ering in the ...