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CERTIFICATES.

with Ayhe and Falcr in most aggravated
form, for more than twelve months, without
any intermission, except for few days, was
u, leogth perfectly cured by the USE ofone boz
Of Mobiles Agamedian Lozenge, after having
tired most OF the prepared remedies with uo
effect, such as Qninine, Bark, and various COM
pounds. Such was ny situation, previous to
naing the LuzenAe, that was wholly incapu.
bio Of doing a0y bind labor, and rapidly on
thu decline. A lew days' use Of it, however,
wrought so great change, that waa able to
commence work, which nave continued with.
out Interruption ever snce, although mnny
months have elapsed since. ! wonld recon-
mend this medicine to thUsr sflictcL with Fe.
yer and Ague, as sure and eaeotual remedy
for that disease. OBED TAYLOR.
Seio, Michigan, December 5, 1885,
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Justice Hgianks,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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GYrhis medicine can be had wholesale
and retail by applying to tho General Agent
who will be happy to show some Of the very
many csrtifcates which unsolicited are throng.
Ing ia, or by sending orders to Strong & Wax.
or, Hudson, Portage County, Ohio, or to any
other regularly authorized agent in New York
or Philahelphia.
For sale in Rsveuna by I.SWIFT.
Hudson, March 9, 1886 45
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certify, that was cured Of an inveieraie
ague by che use OF Mobiles Agamedian Lu-
Eenge. | would recommend II as II ra1icaInuA
permanent remedy for that disease.
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can cheerfully testify TO the superior e1ica.
cy OF Nobe's Agamedian Lozonge, as II RENE.
dy for Fever and Agua from ITS use in my own
case, having heen perleetly cured of Fever and
Aguo by il, after having n.aiIe a trial OF va.
rious other medicines with no effect.
JOEL NEGUS.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

basin for itself below; and, round about, thu
trees had grown up, nouriahed BY lis wa
tiers; and as if in gratitude bent down oveI
the clear still pool, hiding it from the rays
of The obtrusiye sun.
Henri wailed-al was calm, and still
and silent; but there was no Fleurete.--
lie grew ANXIOUS, alarmed-pcrhaps his
heart smo;e him. lie walked rapidly back
ward and forward, when suddenly he saw n
scrap Of paper lying in his path. fIe hur-
ried back to tho casile--opened il, and
read-'You have passed. near me-
The Princes agitation called instant in
quiry upon him. Bat all mystery, all con-
cealment was over; an agony Of fear and
doubt had taken possession Of his mind
AID calling loudly to others TO aid in his
search for Fleurettc, he hurried from the
chateau. Several servants followed with
lights, and soon found the unhappy girl,
whose sorrow had been short, though keen.
She had chosen the wild basin, the spot
near which had so often been the scene of
her happiness, now to be her grave. Her
heart had never loved but once, and broke
to find that love betrayed.
Henri WAS nearly fnnic-hut remdrsc
was now in vain. Her father, too. who
was left ia the world aloue--.he tale had
reached him, anl he came t. where his
poor child lay; his eve first fell upon her
lover; he clasped his hand while agony and
wrath struggled in his hnrd bosom. 'Oh,
that thou vert not my Prince! and he cast
himself down beside her.
IL was long ere Henry forgot Fieurctte;
perhaps he never forgot her, for that pas
SION which sheds new light upon our be-
ng-lhe brightest thing oar yoith has ever
known--hangs fondy round remembrance,
and yields neither to years nor sorrows.
limo softens it--but memory haIlows it;
and on the tomb raised ia our heart to past
affection, is craven an inscription which
nothing can crase--'1'o the brightest friend
Of our youih--Enrly Love runs the e.
ilaph, this sepulchre is given, by Expert
enco, Memory AMI Regret Hapo, too,
wonIl have added her name, but her eyes
were dim with tears.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
Nly last EaavitaliOsl.

EHY B,oks, D uds and Accounts, en-
I'VE bracing the debts due John PAYNE
and Alexander Ross, or John Payne 81 Co.,
James Scott. John Payne, and Alexander
Ross, or James Scott g. Co, are left with
Mr. WooDFoRD WooD, at Messrs. Voc g.
Dlvcnpori's of this place Mr.. Wood is
authorized to settle, collect, and receipt for
all debts due me- Mr.. JAMES PAYNE is al
50 authorized to sell aud convey any proper
~ belonging to me, ana to collect debts by
suit or Otherwise.
| have waited near two years and six
months for many Of the deb's now due me,
and perhaps may be induced to wait several
years longer, if settlements and fair promis-
cs are made in a short time. do hope those
hat have open accounts with me viii call
immedltcly, and give their notes payable
LIST Of October next, and that an effort at
least will be made to pay them when due
JOHN PAYNE.
June 6, 1897. I7-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
POETRY.
FRoA THE American MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
"THY NAME"

| FRoN THE American MoNTHLY MAGAZINE
"THY NAME"
II comes to me when health goes round,
And DER the wine their garlands wreathing
The flowers Of wit with music wound,
Are freshly from the goblet breathing:
from sparkling song and salley gay
Il GENES 10 steal iny heart away,
And Gil my soul, mid lestal glce,
With sad, sweet, silent thoughts Of thee
II comes to me upon the mart
Where care in josiling crowds is rife;
Where avrrice goads the sordd heart, !
Or cold ambition prompts to strife;
II comes TO whisper if I'm there,
lis but with thee each prize TO share;
For fame were not success to me,
Nor riches wealth, unshared with thee
II comes to me when smiles are bright
On gentle lips that murmur round me,
And kindling glances fash delight
In eyes whose spell would once have hound me
1t comes-hut comes to bring alone
Renherance Of some look or tone,
Dcarer than aught hear or see,
Because twas worn or breathed by thee.
II comes to mo whore clustered boughs
Their shadows cast npon the soh,
= while in Natures fame my vows
Are lifted froIn her face to God;
II comes to tell that MI Of worth
dream in heaven or known on earth,
However dear or hfightit be,
Is b'endid with my thoughts o. thee.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
Voc s. EltgrcnpOrt,

Noe s. E1GrcWpOrt,
FREG leave to inform the public that they
"a are still in Rodney, AMI are now open
ing, superior assortment Of
q . O y S.
IF every description, adapted TO the seasoI
and the market, viz
Spring and Summer Clothing
Staple and flncy Dry Goods, of the --latest
fashion and most approved style,
Hats, Boots, Shoes ana Slddlery,
Queens, Glass & Hardware, Cutlery, &c
&c. &c.
They have likewise largo lot of
coon 2 a 2 En-
on hand, which they are anxious to disPosC
Of for cash only.
Having heretofore received liberal
share of patronage, they feel DESTROYS oil
having it continued, and guarantee that all
those who confie in them shall not be dis
appointed
Rodney, April II, 1887. of
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
ErcsEl Arrival.

STUART 4 SMITH,
HAVE just received, and are now open
ing, M assortment Of
STAPLE &, FANCY GOODS,
adapted 10 The season, to wit:
Superior tlack Morinos.
do Silk Ilhlkf- (of various colora,)
Fine Italian Sewing Silk, (assortcd)
Back SILK Velvet, "a beautiful arlicle,)
Thread Lace AMI EIgin.s,
Black striped Chais,
Morning Muslin. &c.
Together asht rc,y fac assortment o.
Ladies Fancy Dress lI,ndkorcheis,
Gloves,
Hosiery, &c. SC.
We have also on hand lot Of PALM
LEAF HATS.
Rodney, April II, 1887. OFF
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
RULES OF TIE MISSISSIPPI PRESS

Il 4ioptcd by Il Coarention o. Elitors.l
Sun3cRIrrIoy.--Pe7 disseminating
|he;s paper bef,rc the expiration of the year,
ID lst pay mp at the time Of their discontinue
|nce, or lhoy will be charged with the whole
Hear.
ADVERTISEMENTS containing ten lines or
s., -inscrtol for 81, and 50 cents FIR each
Insertion observation-disclosures ones, ten cents
Der line for the first, and half price for each
|alhscquent insertion. The number Of in
|erions required, must be marked on the
|dyorlisemcnt, otherwise they will be con-
|nlcd Until ordered out, and charged for
| ccorlingy. A lyor.is3ments from a dis
Hnce must be accompanied with the cash,
|Pr reference in town; and mono viii be
|opicI from other papers in another State,
he Insertions of which do not amount to
I've dollars.
AarIcLEs Of a persona nllnrc, whenever
| lmited, viii be charged at the rate of So
or every ten lines Gor each insertion. Po-
| lcal circarrs or plblic addresses, for the
benefit of individual persons or companies,
rilI be charged as advertisements, and al
he same rates.
O8ITUAay EULoGIrs exceeding % lines,
Eharnoahle rs advertisements.
nTAnaouncing canlida'es-For State
|bni ,cs, SlG-lor county offices, s. each,
YEAaLY ADVERTISING.
(E.7~For forty lines or less, renewable at
|le1snre, once a wcct, $50 No contract
IN either case talicn for less than one year
Ind p,vnblo half yearly.
0I5~rhn privilege Of ANIMAL Advertisers
limited 10 heir own inmainta business /;
|'nd aii advertisements for the henojt Of 9th
b. persons, sent ia by them, must be paid
|nrby ho SQlAc.
Professional ADVERTISEMENTS.
|Fofl0 line. or less, not alterab'e, 2 months, $l2
f" n 10 do do 6 months, 20
g \ do do DO II months, 30
mr. ALJos' WoRx mnstbs paid for on delivery.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
Terms of Advertising.

IPcr square of ten lines or less, for the first in
srton, One Dollar; for each additional inser-
Irn, Fifty Cents.
4 Longer ones. ten cents per line for the first,
Ind FIVE cents per line for each additional inser-
Jon.
NJ To those who advertise by the year, n
lbcral discount will be made.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
NOTICE.

n e AVING sold our STOCK OF
q d GOODS, Notes, Book Accounts,
&c. to Thon1s A. Compton, oar customers
will please call and settle their accounts
when due; and all persons having claims
against us will present them 10 him Cor set
dement,. HARPER. HILL g.. co.
Rodney, May l6, 1887. l4-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
Il e II O Y A L.

TIE Store Of YOE & DAVENPORT
has been removed 10 the new building late
~ erected by George Ovorakcr, one door
below the southwest corner Of Commerce
street.
Rodney, April IL, 1887. Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
BIZ SOUTHERN TELEGRAPH
Is EDITED Ann PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY ny
EEH9usS ". P4h7IEls.

at FIVE DOLLARS pcr year, ia aicanee, o.
x 1T the exniration Of the wear.
.fr'T-No paper discontinued until MI arro1ra-
Is are pnid, unless Mt the option of the Editor
=. $40 Subscriptions reeeiced (or shorterpe-
I'D khan one year.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
tn lsIT sUppLY.

d ME undersigned respectfully informs
y his frienls an customers that he has
ust received direct from New York, hand
some and we!| selected supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER
GOOEsS,
Comprising Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
SPRING d SUMNER Clothing,
SUPERIOR LOT CT
HARDWARE,
AIso-A few fine ubIe-barrcllci GUNS,
which, added to his former stock, makes
his assortment very complete.
He respectfully invites purchasers to call
and examine his stock.
J. A. MONTGOMERY.
Rodney, Mlrch %, 1887. 1T
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
EaaTT0dsburg Springs.

THERE have been twelve large two
story family cottages ad ledlo this watering
establishment since last summer, which
renders it tho most extensive of any in the
United States. The proprietor Informs The
gay portion of his visitors that the music
and dancing will, for the future, I've free OF
charge, and that BOARD will be at former
prices.
Paper upon the solvent Banks Of the
States in which visitors may reside, whether
of Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama or Ten
nessce, will be taken at par.
G. GRAHAM.
IIarrodsb,Irg, Ky. June 81, 1887. 20
GCrThe Advertiser and Glzette, Louis.
vile, Observer and Intelligencer, Laying-
ten, Paris Citizen. Georgetown Sentinel,
Birds,own Advocate, b amer and Rcpnb-
lican, Nashville, Huntsville Advocate, Rod
noy Telegraph, Vickshhrg Register, Cour-
Ter and Free Trader, Naichcz, 81. Francis
Vile Journal, Baton Rouge Gazette, and
the Bulletin and True American, New Or
leans, are requested to publish the above tc
the amount of s and charge this Office
Louisville Journal.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n ETTERS of ADMINISTRATION having
been granted to the Undersigned, /
the Honorable Probate Court of jefferson
Co1n,y, at the November Term, 1853, o.
the estate of Doctor EDWARD LEE, deci
Notice is, therefore, hereby giren to all per
sons iadehied to said estate to come forward
without delay, and make payment, aud al
tho n'aime n0aina the estate are
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
6 "A o sRC CS,

about one hundred and fifty of which arc
now in cultivation, and one hundred more
can be PIT in with very little trouble. will
also sell with the place,
yTEN GOOD ACCLIMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on it. Thirty
Bales have been already picked, mud there
are upwards OF one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase a plan
ia'ion, no better opportunity could be offer
cd to make speculation, as am DESTROYS
to sell. WILLIAM NEVIS.
October 23, 1885. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

CAUTION. A number Of deaths have
been recorded in Portland, Mo. caused bv
eating pickles which had bten prepared in
copper kettles
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
DRUGs e. MEDEox221s.
EVANS 1; CLAYTON,

EVANS s. CLAFTOY,
e-E#z. HAVE just received, and are
now opening the following lot OF
SR MEDICINES, S3r.. which they
tsS-l=S offer for sale on good terms. The
articles are direct from the house of G. w.
Carpenter, Philadelphia, and have been Sc
Iccicd with great care:
Acid, Tartaric CaotiIe Soap
Sniphurlc Ether Mustard
Spirits Nilre Crude Borax
Alcohol Roll Sulphur
Smelling Salts Flow'd Sal hUr
Sal. Ammnnilc Puv. Rhlbarb
Tartar Emeiic Syrup Of Liyorwort
Spirits HnriShorn Oil Catharion
Rils. Copayia Saratoga Powders
CaIomel Sirsp Cnbabs s. Cop.
Camphor Bptcman's Drops
Cloves British Oil
Powdered Ginger Cologne Water
Anlimonal Wine Godfrey's Cordial
Blistering Ointment Eve Water
CalSage Bark, pow. Itch Ointment
Common Bark do Lemon Acid
AOes, powdered Oppdeldnc
Gum Arabic Ssidilz Powders
Assaftp'ida Wine Biuors
Gum Myrh SoI1c Powders
Opium Worm Seed Oil
Laudanlm White Chalk
Gale. Magnesia Copperas
Sweet Oil Putty, in hladierS
Castor Oil CopaI Varnish
Burgundy Pitch Sprts. TuIpenine
Sugar of Lead Walls, assorted
White Lead Pomltum Roll
Pearl Ash Waters
SaItpetrc pulv. Ipecac
Cream Of Tartar EPSON Salts
Sui. Quinine SIENNA, Alexandria
Precip. TX. Of Banks Mamma, Flake
Rad. Ginger Alum, &c. &s". &c.
Rodney, April II, 1887 Off
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE undersigned wishes TO sell his
plantation lying in Milligan's Bend, fifteen
miles above Vicksburg, consisting of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

couple ~ beings came laundering 40 tIse
Steps n sieieni rage. Natvl.kslsSd-
ing The beat 81 the evening. they bad On
thick lissey-woolsry coats. Iheir faces
Eese hln1led and purple wish wrzfh and
~hiskey. snd ttey were swesEing aleseh
other wiih all 4lae snlabilily their lhlsk
tongues were capable q. The eroWd
observed his Circumstance. and bs1led
ont. Z" fight hghL Clear The vay!'
and Immediately there vas lane f.rss-
ed from the dnar 70 permit he egrrss Of
he Wraihy hsll,gerant.
When The foremost pol Few feel from
The dasr. he turned hmseIf round: and
aiier = few preparatory strsddies. siesdi-
sd hinsrlf.n sWaii lhe onset &c biz sdyeF-
sary. who came Staggering full MlI los
ards him. hrs fist rlenehed and his arm
extended like sign-hoard. But. asahy-
chandler observed. :. he didn't draw gnad
sigh" for just as h. '.Iei fy." h. "a
reened iorv sFd past tls fae. cell sprawl
ing and rolled over on his hack. where be
WAS safe a. rapsized mud-fnrilr.
His antagonist seeing his defsheeless
situation and not having fear 81 me Laws
Of ehivslry before his eyes. concluded Il
woula be very cpnvenlent to drub hIp
while in that posture. SO, oslenialious-
| u rubbirg each sleeve up 20 his elbow.
! ard grONling an inlrodpciory curse. be
boiled for has PROSTATE enemy. But his
steam had accumulated so much ,hsl he
.made greater headssy Than be intended.
Before he could stop. his toes caught
] against his anisgnnisl's side, he pitched
about length and bali over him, and
rolled over on bis bark 600.
i Thus Law these implacable foes, the
most bess,ly and ludicrous parallel We
ever ssw--their legs and arms plying u
the air with unsvallipg activity.
After several Intellectual struggles 10
. rise. they gradually ceased their efforts;
they turned their physiognomies towards
, each other with the most eomIcal expires.
; sion Of baffied anger. made some hostile
, demonstrations With their clenched fists,
. and let OF few brosdsides Of 0slhes and
, curses. Their articulation continued q
become more ineOherent; al length iheil
. voices subsidized 10 murmur-snd they
e finally fell asleep a
e The grin which this ludicrous battl,
e lighted on OUT cnuntenance faded away
d our face sssumediis usual and proper Ion
9 giiude; we mentally ejacula.ed-" Lord
e ichai is man."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-05-05

.fmtriean LoreCf Ocevpdiicn--Therc
Is probably no people on earth with
whom business constitutes pleasure, aud
industry amusement. in m equal de.
gree, with lhe inhabitants Of the uai-
ted States u America. Acnse occupa-
uon Is not only ,he prIacipal source. Of
heir happiness, snd the lnun1sIion vt
lhelr aalonal greatness, bnt they. are
absolutely wreiched without il, and in
stead q the dolce farmrnle, know but
the horrors OF idlcness. Business . the
very soul Of an Americsn: he pursues il,
DO, only az mems Of procuring Tor him
sell and his Ianily A. necessary comforts
Of lfe, but as the fountain Of all human
felicity. From The EARLIEST hour in the
.mnFniug uatil lat4 nj night. The streets
are hronged BIZ men Of all trades and
oceupaunns, esch following his vocation
like perpeiarm mobile. as Il he naver
dreamed Of accusation from labor, or the
possibility Of becoming fa,igued. Neither
is the hurry of business confined 10 the
urge cilies--n Communicates itself 10
every village anil haplet. and extends to
and penetratss the western forests, i, Is
as Il all Anefca were but one gigantic
Workshop, over the entrance Of which Is
the blazing Inscription. No Ambulance
here excep, on Business" u
Mr. G,rpa ! .s'e,n Work On .1maricans.
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II was stated some time sirer, in To-
reign newspaper. tha, treaty had been en-
tered into between the United States and
the Peru-Bolisisns Coniederalisn. We
are happy TO learn since the return Of the
Frigaie Brandya inc, that such is the fact:
. general convention Of peace, friendship,
commerce, and navigation. having been
concluded bv Mr.. Harmed, the charge
d'Affsires of lie Unled States at Luna.
with the new Government, aud transmit
led to the department. Of STATE b. that
vessel. a. . L.. 49,. Globe.
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49,. Nth sny Of Ihsuf IFaly, = =
=, .Pssss, psser.-~hea shtss /.
g. - Vel pileDeser We menlloa
= !. ','.ser W. ere rrbuked for 4. We
" =. .how or expires sny disunsi.
: !, :. y. nav srs-ptrale ~ Indians. nha
> 1890 % BE- frisndly. We must
~ ,'a,s,' aod russ % Iheir lsnder neT-
,;,s.''
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yuE UsNArURAL N0fHER
-. y. 49, 80.

FfoIn nc " kaNt-
mar MA correspondent 81 yours.
- ,,sr since. gs,r short seeaung Of
hid Mountain" peak 81 the
" IIu.ka Or smoking Monnlain. winch
- ,hs States Of liennesses snd Aonh
e.aol,us. There i 1 Circumstances con-
'.r,sd wi.h the h.stary Of she eoon1y.
rr;rb Il Won think proper. you esn los be-
- - ~, numerous readrrs. or ns truth
~ sesd have no doubl. uhalesrr. The
.,;,sr.of .his srnclr had Il from unquer-
..'.,bIe authority, though for nbslvus
..,.oos Ne aiII for me present supptess
n ,,nes. iis lhis: III Tie early his.
- N ,l,al country, which nov faEn.s
4. County o. Sewer in East Tennessee.
Ss,eEsed il one Of The back setllenleRIs.
s.o,nan Nho was she mother Of two
.n,lI children. The rlJesi son Of i've
.s,rs. and the other danghler Of Ihrre.
hi. waman took fancy 10 man ~ the
.siphborhoOd, vi" engaged 10 NARY her,
,,ayiard she wauld pu, sway heremldrrn.
Err his purpose she went ~ slmosl ere
= house cor several milss round, offering
Il. children r. any person who would
~, hem. Bnt falling 10 get them OF
4, n. means, she AZ last determined an
IL (ouowlag cruel and unnatural experl-
meal. Living near Inc range "f moun-
ans uo.,ced above. she carried tie lIIIle
iDaocsnls some miles beyond The sside-
meats. saa On the TOP Of one Of ihDse
nmalalns. shs bulb up iire, gave The
.hllren QIanlily or hreal. and trlliRg
hem to stay isrre uaui She came back.
,rmsalslrly abandonrd them ~ their fale.
,sd IA, the county with The individual
,owhon she 70. engaged. Here these
eh,drea STAYED. FEEDING On The bread lels
hem BIZ their worse Than savage mother,
,sd aa ,i,e leaves 81 sasssfras bushes, Cor
,hrss Inne werks. shrn lhey were found
b hanler Who happened to. br ranging
hat pan II ibe woods They seemed
never N have gone lar from The place
sAsre their mother leil them. Here They
had rruained day and nIgal, AMID houl-
iag storms and pelIIng rams. exposed ron-
eaaaIy 10 the lerociiy Of wolves, bears.
paa,hers, &c, and vet were preserved
naharl. When found. they we're nearly
naked. and 20 wild that they made every
possible effort 10 prevent being canght
The son grew ~ IN ihe same country AMI
seemed ever 10 have distinct recollection
81 his suferiaEs and fears while in the
wool.; 81 his anxiety Coz he ht,le sister.
and he hopes Coz the return Of his NJ
lhsr Almost the only thing ahdu, which
R seemed 10 BE- ignorant, was she leuell,
Of line he and his sister we're alone;
his vas sscer,ained. however, BY The
people Of the neighborhnod. who knew u
wn three weeks from the lime their 90
her Iel the nsighborhood. until they
sere fnund. 4.z- -
In this strange ciFcoms,ance. We see
wo things; irs,, the depth Of degrads.iou,
70 which 40 individual may be sunk; am
secondly, the providence Of HIN, b!
whom the kairs II our heads are number
ed Let all The earth praise him ior hl'
goodness. X