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HYMN.
1: 1. 1 k 11 t: r e K s 11 .
I acknowleilye I did wnniK
Slayeil in tin: wililei'lleHM hiom' too lolly ;
Hut I'M niy hand tir ile(!oiel plow,
An' I'll take my Ktart ler tilery now.
Now ilii t'iti'inii;h ter lleavi'ii'a ilo'
Ain't wini' loo.se iti.s jilow nu mo'.
I acknowledge I dill wt'oi
Hut now I'm swine whar I li'lonj;
lr I'll lay my hand 011 de Chn.lun lino
All' 1 nin't j;wine let 1111 nieanneiM row.
lliiedisrow to lieaveu'K do'
Ain't pvine loiwe di.s hoe 110 mo'.
I acknowledge I did wron
duel I W1I7. iliiin' a lialijn.song ;
Hut I'll fill my hand wid de (impel need,
An1 I'll now ho Illicit I'M elioke dc weed,
lllap delii Hced-H ler Heaven'. do'
Ain't W ine coiwe dein weds ter mow.
I acknowledge I did wrong
Stayed in do sinner ui ino' too long,
Hut I'll take niy fork in harve' time,
An' I'll Hint; my hum ufiir lieliine.
I'll fork an' pilch ter lleaven'H do'
When 1 git dar I'll work no inn.1
THE POSADAS.'
A I'ttTLIAlt CI'KTOH OK MKXIlO.
We arc under obligations to Judge
Walter Clark for a lato cniy of 7'ic Tien
Iti plil!i-, a daily paper published at the
city of .Mexico. It in printed in Kuglir.1i
and in very interesting. In general ap
pearance it resembles papers of the same
sij;' (fix column folio) published iu the
I'uitcd States. Among other items it
contains a description of "Posadas," a pu
euliar custiuihuf old Spanish lulc which
has remained in the country. The "Po
sadas" (inns) commemorate the nine days
journey of the Blessed Virgin and St. Jo
seph from Nasarcth to Bethlehem on the
eve of the birth of Clui-t, when the
mother of Jesus tried to find an inn in
which shelter could ho obtained.
When lightly eclchiatcd the entire
houc is illuminated with candles, tapers,
cte. 1 l.e lamily and invited friends
commence to march in procession from
some given room, and they walk through
the corridors and hallways, holding light
ed a t ipers and singing lilanien. Figures
are eanied representing St. Joseph and
the Virgin Mary, and even sometimes a
oiikcy is pressed into service to repre
sent 1 lie faithful beast of burden which
earried the Holy Family in some of its
journeying.
As the proccsMoii passes ftom door to
door, the travellers knock, and having
been refused admittance, at several
uftbe rooms ihey ate at last allowed to
liter 11 room where they are greet 'd with
singing, the Holy le.'ures are then put
iway iu a corner of the room lor the
next day, and the fun of the evening
commeuccs-thc breaking of the "pinata."
The "pinata" is an carthcrn jar band
onu ly dieorated and covered with bright
ornaments It is lillid with candy and
toothsome delicacies and is suspended
from the ceiling in the centre of the
room. The children, armed with sticks
are allowed to try to break it. Once bro
ken the contents fall to 1I10 children, af
ter which gifts and refreshments are
handed around. Tkere is now less style
and elegauie in the matter of gifts than
in (lie olilcn days when two thousand
dollars would be spent on a "posada" and
gills of gold and silver would be dis
tiibultd.
The "posadas" of Christmas eve arc
slightly dill'ereut from those of the pre
vious nights. A room is selected gener
ally to represent the stable in Bethle
hem and the guests are expected to be
present there about the supposul time of
Christ's birth. Previous to this hour
supper is served at which fish and salads
and "revutillu" predominate. The latter
is a spicy thirst provoking dish. Wine
in plenitude follows the supper. The
young people then are expected to choi.H"
partners, for the danee. During the
nine days balls will be held nightly at
the plae"S wh.;re "posadas" are set up.
CAUCHT HIM.
A burglar enternl a house at Water
fn.d, Ireland, and alter purloining every
thing he could find he prepared to re
move a large pholugr ipbie camera thai
was standing on a table. In some way
he touched off a magnesium flash light
attachment that was part of the machine,
and did precipitately when the tiling
flared up. Tluu. it J..y it Mas found
that the camera h id taken the photo
graph of the burglar. The negative was
placed in the hands of the police, and by
its aid they quickly nabbed their man.
It showed the burglar with a jimmy in
one hand and a box containing jewelry
under his arm, while he carried a sack
over his shoulder with valuable pieces
uf plate, books, etc., and wag gazing at
the flash light in opeu tnouthed auiau
nieut. CONSUMPTION UKi;l.Y CURKI).
To the Eiutok. Please inform your
ranters that I have a piisitive remedy lor
the above named disease. Hy its timely
use thousands 01' hopeless eases have been
permanently cured. 1 shall be glad Ui send
two bottles of my remedy fhkk Ui any of
year readers who have consumption if they
will send me their express aud poatoltica
address. Respectfully,
T. A.SIAKJUM, M. C.
oet'Wlyr. lHlPearl tt. New York.
Speak
table.
not of dd man at the
NO ANCELS.
Col. Bob. Ingersoll insists that there
are no angels, lie is mistaken. They
have appeared on earth many a time and
oft. A New York paper gives an ac
count of one of which was observed on
an elevated car in that city only last week.
A newsboy slipped into a seat at one of
the stations and fell asleep. Ilis feet
were bare and Iih hat hail fallen off.
Presently a charming creature entered
the car and sat opposite him. A few
moments later she leaned over and placed
her 111 u IT under the little fellow's diity
cheek. All old gentleman in the next
seat smiled at the act, and without say
ing anything held out a iuarter with u
nod toward the. hoy; the girl hesitated a
moment and then reached for it. The
next man just as silently offered a dime,
a woman across the aisle held cut some
pennies, and before she knew it the girl
with flaming checks had taken money
from every passenger iu that eud of the
car. She quietly slid the amount into
the sleeping lad's pocket, gently removed
her muff from under his head without
rousing him and got off at tweiity-thitd
street, including all ol the passengers in
a pretty little inclination of the head
that seemed full of thanks and u common
scciet. Now how could .Mr. Ingersoll
luve convinced thai boy when he awoke
that there were no angels?
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
Io not try to keep your house warm
by getting a new mortgage on it.
Avoid waste. Keep your match stubs
until miiuo leisure day when you and
your hoy may whittle them into tooth
picks. Keep your woodpile indoors. Wood
piles ure frequently warped by the night
air if tell outdoois.
A good way to cool champagne is to
place it in the coal chute on a snowy
night and leave the coal hole open.
no one falls on it aud breaks it it will be
nicely frapped before morning.
A nice, harmless home gauio for these
winter evenings is prognssive guessing,
in which you and your wife ami invited
friends try to guess bow many pounds
there are iu the last ton of coal you re
ceived.
If you w ish to ntainyoiir rqiianiinily
always " ''own your front slops on your
feet. j habit some met) have of sli
ding down the steps on cold winter morn
ings is, to nay the least, not dignified.
Voting and timid wives will be pleased
to know that Mr. F.disun is perfecting a
trigger attachsieiit for Hals and bonus,
by pulling which the cook iniiy bo dis
charged without any unpleasantness.
II time hangs heavy 011 your hauib
buy n chatelaine watch. They arc ex
treiuely fast and inexpensive.
THEY WERE SPARED.
When Mr. Cole, a well known circus
proprietor in the south, sold his stock in
New Orleans, three dull ring horses that
he had owned for years went with the
others by mistake. Mr. Cole at ome
bought theiu back, raying that he would
uevir consent to have the In rst s become
the properly of any one who Would make
them work, and he had ibciibd to put
tin 111 to a piiinhss ih alb. He pnqoscd
bleeding l ln-iii lo K tit I), but W. B. Leo
nard, a liveryman, suggested that the
use of chloroform would be a better and
less painful mode. This was fiually de-
ti led upon, and a reliable man procured
who Was to have p.'rfonucd the opera
tion.
They were all col'icted ill the circus
tent. There was Cole, Leonard, the
riders and the clowns, the ringmaster,
the tumblers and the leapers aud the
three pet duns. Calling the little mare
by name, he t-ild her to kiss them all
good-hy. The intelligent animal, stretch
ing lorward her head, kissed each one.
This was more than they could stand,
and the saerili 'e was put off. Cole had
no place to take tliiiu to, so Mr. Leoiiaid
promised to find some one who would
assume 1 h.irge of lb, 111, under a guaran
tee Ill-Ver to Work lllelll, but lo keep
I hem iu good ordei unlil death slum J
claim them for iho grave. St. Louis
A'i jtuUtf-.
A 11 ostein man came to see Longfel
low's liouce, which had been (Icmral
Washington's headquarters during the
War of Independence, and when he was
taking leave uf the venerable poet, who
had most courteously shown him over
the place, shook hands and said : "Well,
good by, tirm ral; am proud to see you
looking so hale at your advanced age."
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For salo by druggists at Wcldon, llrown
iCarraway, Halifax, Dr. J A MoQwigao,
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The dog gnawa the booe because 1 e
caouot iwallow it,
CHARACTER IN WALKING
Negroes all toe out; Indians nil toe in.
Women, if healthy, toe out; mint lie n
toe in a little, at least with the light foot.
Notice yourselves ami see.
The passionate and strong wear the
inner or outer rim of the heil off, hut
men more frequently the outer and wo
men the inner.
A man going plai idly along, his nose
a little elevated, alert, with his hat tipped
straight back, is generally found to be
observant; if a woman, self conscious and
proud.
An observant, keenly watchful man.
11 tnougniiui nun imaginative, oitcn guts
gazing at the ground before him, willi a
slow, listless pace, seeing only the fiagile
castles of fancy.
Ifwcseea man walking, and notic
furlive side glances, if his walk is sbutlling
or sly, we will find a deceitful wretch; or
if better educated, a somewhat cunning
man, or better still, a man secretive and
observant. If in a woman, the base is
vanity or love of praise.
The "bearing of a prin V means m.
thing more, physically, than a finely
formed athletic man using all his locomo
tive muscles na1 orally, but the "regal car
riage of a queen" means little more than
the eloquent curves of back, neck and
beautiful poise of the head.
SUPERSTITIONS.
ll' the broom falls acroFs the domway
a stranger is announced.
The hearth has from antiquity been
the most Faired corner of ihe house.
Hindoos and Mohammedans cannot
die in bed, and the dying Brahmins must
be earried to the hanks of the sacred
Ganges.
The aticicntq dropped a hoking-glass
into the watir, and divined the fate of
a sick person by the reflection of bis
countenance.
The bridal bed must, in many parts of
ti. rtnany, he made out of the wood of
living trees, dead wood being ominous of
evil influences.
Sometimes a door will silently open of
itself without any visible cause. The
Vnsgictis consider this an otneii of death
to someone in the house.
The Devonshire maiden still stands be
fore the mirror, with a candle in her baud
eating an apple, and beholds therein the
face of her future spouse.
It is held in Devonshire to be disas
trous to anyone sleeping on a feather bed
thai has been 'turned" i ll Sunday, nod
housewives carefully refrain from doing
so.
As to the deathbed, there is a super
stition in Yorkshire that no one can die
comfortably in bed, and dying persons
have been dragged out and laid 011 the
floor to insure tbeui an easy death.
HUMAN AND DIVINE LOVE
After all the thousind daily distrac
tions and perplexities and wearing frets
of the house mother are summoned U
it is no small satisfaction to her to know
that she is the dispen-ing centre of hap
piness to so many dependent oties. True
all over the house resounds unceasingly
the crv, "where 's mother?" but what a
blessed thing to he a mother! II
quickly, wheu a little head is laid upon
the lap, and bright eyes look up into
hers, does she forget alt her weariness
and sleepless nights of care, or not for
getting, accept them cheerfully for their
sweet sakes. She who does not fe 1
this, to whom it is all drudgery and no
delight, has our sineerest pity; for noth
ing else, surely, could lighten ihcincvila
hly wearing duties of her position. Aud
how mercifully it is ordained that the
sickliest and mi st h. lplc.-a child, with all
its diseased irritation, should often be
loved in proportion to the anxiety it calls
forth. And yet when we have measured
the height and depth of this beautiful
self forgetting devotion, how immeasura
bly docs it fall short of I he forbearance,
all forgiving hive and sleepless watchful-ne-s
of "Our Father !"
HATCHED ON AN ENCINE.
A young man in Mcadiille, Pa.,
thought he would like to be a locomotive
fireman. He made his application tothe
ew York, Peiin.vlvunin nrnl Ohi-i r"id
and was sent out to learn the rupis.
Thinking he might git hungry before
Ilis return he put a dozen raw eggs in a
tin pail which he placed in the tank Ihix.
The trip was such un eventful and hu-y
one that the eggs were forgoltcu, and as
it was the bust "run" of the would be
fireman, who became disgusted with the
life he wanted tu lead, the pail and its
contents were left in the tank box Three
weeks later, when the engineer went to
the box for some tools, he discovered a
new dinner pail, which ho appropriated.
Taking hi; find to the engine he removed
the cover, aud lo and behold! there lay
nine lovely young thickens, only three of
the eggs having failed to hatch in their
patcotlcss incubator. In proof of the
tory he exhibits the. fowls in his hen
nery. 1'hildelphia Timn.
Thi daintiei of the groat are the tears
if the J wr,
ENCLISH APPLE LORE.
Iu F.uglaml and ill Scotland the apple
is a very popular divining medium in
love mailers.
In Lincolnshire a very eouinion reme
dy for weak eyes is 11 poultice made of
rotten apples.
It used to be the cllito n iu HeVoll-
hire and the oile r western f'ruil produc
ing lOiiiitii-s ol I'.nglaiid to perfi rm a
saeriliee Id the apple tree oil twelllll
night.
Horace tuciitioic the u-te of apple pips
iu love affairs. A lover would lake a pip
between the linger and ihiiuib and shoot
it up to the ceiling, and, if it struck it,
his or her wish would be aceoinpli-bed,
(lay mentions the very common amuse
ment of paring an apple without breaking
the peel and iheti throwing the strip over
the left shoulder, to see the initial letter
of the lover's name formed by the shape
the paring takes upon the ground.
A DEATH BED SALUTE.
It was the custom among the Hoiiiiiim
to give the dying a last ki.-s, in order, as
they thought, to catch the parting breath.
Spenser, in his pastoral elegy on the
death ol Sir Philip Sidney, mentions It
as a circumstance which renders the loss
of bis illustrious friend more to be la
mented, that no one was nigh to elsoe
his eyelids "and kiss his lips." A little
after he uoliecs the ''dearest love" of the
deceased weeping over him.
When Lord Nelson was dying on
board his flagship he took leave of his
faithful flieiid Hardy by kissing him.
"Kiss me, Hardy." he said, and these
were the last words he uttered. And
so, too, Sir Walti r Scott, when dyin
kissed Loekbart, saying, "He good, my
dear, be good."
CULINARY MAXIMS.
Living is the best revenge.
Another's bread costs dear.
All griefs with bread ate less.
Flics trouble not the boiling pot.
A little with quiet is the only diet.
Kvery day brings its bread wilh it.
A little kitchen makelh a large hum
lie that eats the hard shall cat the
ripe.
All things require skill, but an appe
Cincinnati ladies just now have a era
for the divided skirt "leglets" they are
called.
A young man who with any degree of
earnestness declares that he never intend
to marry confesses to a brutal naturu ol
perverted morals.
The more of a man Von become, and
the more of manliness you are eapabl'
uf exhibiting iu your associations with
women, the better wife you will be able
to obtain.
A lady who had quarreled with he
ailed lover said, in dismissing bun.
"What is delightful about you, my friend
is that 1 have not the trouble of sendin;
you back any liK-ks of hair."
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
'jl W. MASON,
.tnvu!.v.r.tr-..tir,
OAKVSIU till, N.r.
I'luelicrs lu Ihe ceiim uf .N,.rlliaiullili and
a,lj..ttiitic eiiiintiei. slsii 111 His Ki'ilersl sad Mu
lireiue courts.
c. howes,
.f7T(i;.'.7.r-.tr-;..f ir
JAI'ksoN, N C.
1'nietlce. In the SiiinTier, SLto and Federal
Courls. Oilleetinus .is-emlty.
yy imiounka mill.,
ArroKsnysAT i.a;
Ml ItfttKhsnoltil, X. I'.
(illiee dHys lu Win.liiii eveiy M.nut.y. Tnto-
ttetf in the Slate and Fe'lertl I'niirU. Pnimiil
attelitlmi to all tn tilcMcutrliali'd to in. laisui
ncKOlinlcil,
SPIER WHITsKER, F. W- WHITHER.
R 1.1:1.. 11, s. e. luursx, K. c.
ly II 1 T A K K It 4 W II I T A K E K,
A TWKXErs A T LA W
HALIFAX, N. C.
I'rtc 11,-0 In llie SiiHTi.ir and Snnrene enuru ot
lllv sl.Ui, and lu Hie Ke.lerl enilrw. nir IS If
JAUKS M. Ml I.I i:S
I L L K N
WALTsa B. DAN1SL.
Ii A N 1 K I.,
HI
ATTOJiXEVSATLAK
f- P, N tl M
I'ractlre iu thrcourti of lUltftit and North tmp-
tou anil in tliu Snprvuie and 'i-ilvrml courts. Col-
climntnle In nil part of North rarulhi.
Uranrh uflke at Halifkx. N. C. owa tctt Hon
titty. ) 7 ly
rpOMiH N. BILL,
Attorney at LW
UAMFAX, N.C.
PncilOM In lUllfcx ami tdjoinlnj eouati ud
Federal and Hupreme court.
y 0. THORN K,
ATTQKSLY AT LAW,
ENKIKI.O, N. C.
PrartirM In the oourti of Halifax and adjolnltit
enmities and in the Biiprame court.
I'ollerilons rnede anywhere lu ihe State, and re
turns promptly made.
i; U W A R D T. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HALIFAX, N.C.
Practices whererer Mm serrlcee are require.
CollNJtton claims liven proroiH attention,
may Illy
NKW ADVKKTIHK.MIiNTS.
TRUTH.
TTsiins strands that anyone will ron
I liuue to seller from the iliei t of in.i
I l;lli.l,liliHid poison, soreness ol the liver
Mid kiilneis, rlienmal!s:a, lie., when there
is .1 1 ore within the leach el aH. It has
never lail (I to ;;ive conipl I satisfaction,
curing s .l. K, simt-Iv :inil xi i . I.ly every
Vint 'torn nf ill lo.illli r. suit in;; I mm a state
of lilnivl iripniity. I'loni il., use piniilia
and son s r tpM! .- .-t well, at hi s ami pains
I", w.'.ikn- still loir,!.., Kuoll'-n
ilv
p 'I'
1. H-.utl uf iijip'-tito all ilis-
ipl kt.! i". It 1.1 1 .tli. 11 I'l'iLimi rii'fid lialm,
ii.u!' t.i Atlanta, 1 .a., ana has I hvvn
.)n: favorit r.-tn -ly ! lv: South. It is a
yv-rfiuly i, tlV 1 Im't 1 r t.i !)' and general
tuni'-, aa I nunh qui. l:i r ia its action than
modioli" ii.u:'.lly ;nlniiistfrutl l-y uhysi-
u.wi:, j ,r wiui' iUFiiy lay same mgro
ilk'iits ;'' In- pri'Srribci.l, it hardly possi-bl'l'iL-
ia.'ictli.'nts in llic strum-th
and iviww ntiav.titv Tfw.'V 1; its.-d ; and
h'Tcrn i-; t!u s.i; ri'ii ity uf ii. II. Ii. over
all Uoi 1 i:'.fi,ii i:i.:, i i t,ic world, as is evi
denced by tVj rental k:iUi: testimony eivun
by thosj who have been cured even when
all otlt! r treatment ul.-rly fa'd.-d. Read the
loiiov.'iiij; :
1 1 ms-si u
Tills i.. 10 l-it
in bad heall
lryh- live -
II wKisvii.uC..., Feb. IM, 1SS7.
rtilv that my wilt has bet
alth for crjht years. Aft'
I or tors and six or seven
weakness : ,
tics of your II. 11. 1'.. has cured her.
J AMI'S W . LASl'ASTIi'l.
B. B. B.
Ksnxvii.1.1:. Ti.nx,. fulv 2. 1K87.
I have had catarrh of the head for six
years. 1 wee.t to a noted doctor and
lie treated me (or it. but could not cure
me, he said. I was over fifty years old,
and 1 gave up to die. 1 had distressing
PATADDU cou" ; '"' L''ts wcrc
" swollen, anil ameon-
fiiilcnt 1 could not have lived without a
change. 1 eiit and got one liottlc ot vmir
medicine, used it, and fdt lietler. Then
1 got four more, and, thank (lull, it cured
me. L'se this any way you may wish for
tin good of sufferers.
.MltS. .MATILIIA Mciioi.s,
l' lorida Street.
B. B. B.
Maxkt.Oa.. tan. :i. ltisil.
T10R twelve years I sintered from
H s. i oiulary and tertiary blood poison.
I Mv face and shoulders Wt amp a
nuss of corruption and the discAse hee.au
to ;at my skull bones. Itwas said I must
suicly die, but 1 tried a bottle II. II. II,
with lieiKlit, and using eight or ten bottles
mi re t liecame sound aud well, and have
been so for twelve months. Hundreds
D! rvon nmenw of sears can
me. and I extend heartfelt thanks for
val table a rtniedv. Kdiikkt Warm.
U e know Kolicrt Waril and that he
has been cured by llotauic Wood Itahn.
A. r. Ilrightwcll. W. (.'. Itirchmore, & Co.,
j. n. iirigniwcn, jonn l. nan, w, b,
Campbell.
B. B. B.
Wavnksuouo, Miss., July 1 1, 1S87.
Y sister was alilictert for a number
of years with boils scattered about
all over her person. Tliev would
make their appearance every
sprm1' and l ist through the summer anil
late m the Mil. t'er health was sadly im-
pr.II jvd, losing ilesh and strength
wv'1- ei v' :uv: in tact, tliev were
sapping her lite I i;ave her one Mottle ol l.
II. It., ami the effect was like niaeic produc
ing a complete cure ami restoring her
health. To-dav she is perfectly sound and
her health fully restored. H is without
doubt the best ud most valuable lllood
Puriher now on the market.
1). M. M-.Kai;
B. B. B.
Ituffercd untold misery for years from
inflammatory rheumatism, and could
hud nothing to cure or relieve me.
1 finally made up my mind to make
RHEUMATISM r;rs
of the terrible aillictioa, and it now
affords m.r the greatest pleasure of
my life to state to t!i-e citizens of Smith
county that I am entirely cured, with no
trace of the disease letl.' ami all ettected
by the magic healing properties of H. 11.
11., which 1 consider the grandest, purest
and most powerlul blood remedy known
to man. I have been subject to imllamma
tvry attacks since ten years ot age.
John M. Mavis, Tyler, Texas.
B. B. B.
FOR five years I have been suffer
ing wit'a a weak back from result of
an injury received, attended by rheu
matism. I had to give up niy regular busi
ness and t.ik:- the position of night-watchman.
1 have derived great reliel ami bene
fit bv using Uotanic lllood llalm,and have
regained my strength suihciently to re
sume my regular work. I think Itotanic
ift a 1 i- a rs Hlood llalm has
WEAK BACK ,,iv(. ,c ,,.tma.
nent relief. I am now able to per
form work that I have not had strength
to to do for live years, and cheer
fully endorse . 11. I'., which has proven
to be the only medicine that will give me
relief. Ouvr.K Sf.cor.
H I Streeper St., llaltimore. Md.
B. B. B.
Ai.ai'Aiia, (1a., June ii, 18(17.
sutfered from dvspepsia, for
had
pltecn years, ami during that
1 time tried cvervthimr I could hear of,
over
iud spent over $-!tl 1 ia doctors' bills
without I'lTcivinjj the slightest benclit.
Indeed, I loalinued to Krmv worse.
Finally, attir I despaired of obtaining re
lief, a friend r.Tomtni'inled 11. Jt. 11.
(Ilol.mii' llliHid Halm), and I liegan miiui
it : not, b.owever.expei ting to be lienelittcd.
After using . i ball bonl: 1 wassatistied
nvcDrociA 1 w:1 Ma
UISrLrSlft beili''ted.aildwbcn
the sivtli Isittle uasl.ilii'ii . .,-lt like a new
man. I would not take ai.lssl for the good
It !::ts don? "ic: in fact, the relief I dciiv
cd from it is priceless. I tirmly believe
that 1 would have died had I not taken it.
(8) Thomas I'aulk.
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