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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01
A oNuvERsALIsT sILENcED.


A correspondent Of The New York
Observer says. can yooch Zoe ihe su-
lhenlsciiy aud correctness Of The follow
ing inesdens. ss | received il in he place
where the circumstances occurred. and
fros he lips Of one sha wss sequsia-
led silh The facts.
After Mr.. Haynes. the eolored Preach
er Of Vermont. was dismissed IRON hrs
charge 10 Rullsnd. which he had held
more Than twenty years. be -as enploy-
ed about iwo years as stated supply 10
the Congregational church ia Mnehes.
Ter. Ia this Town Gas UniversalisI 50
eie,y. which uss supplied with only oc-
casional preaching; Bot, - in moe. other
csses. lie adhereals we're very fond Of
discussing their sentiments si,h other
denominations. One Of these took ire
quenl occasion 10 dispute win Mr..
hsyaes; and though he generally. not 10
say aipays. came OF second best. he
seemed determined 70 reaev The conuo-
sefsy on every convenient occasion.
Al the close OF one Of these inter
views. sppsrenily onder The full rensic-
ton Of bis own inferiorily. he said. /" Mr..
Haynes you are learned nan. and I
Iesnno, argue With you; but espec, one
Of our ministers here before long. and |
intend 20 bring him % see you; be will be
able,o defend our doctrine" Dir. Haynes
replied in his asbsl good nstured way, 20.
veil; bring him along; | shall DO pleased
10 talk with hiu."
Some weeks afterwards. the Univer-
sails, minister arrived; and the pafisllion-
er ensIaccJ the frat leisure hour TO take
him up 10 The village 10 see Mr.. Haynes.
Ca their way, they were net BY one Of
the brelhren OF their ssn faith. who, Of
YER learsins whittier they ~ers baond,
advised them 70 ,srn back; I" for. said
he. "he is an old for. and you can't get
The Sind ssrd Of hin." They, however.
persis,ed 10 their purpose, and soon ar
rived at the parsonagc.
Ne. Haynes wss csllel from his siudy.
20 rcseivc ihs visiscrs. without knesing
OF receiving The leas. inum alton Who they
wcn. Az he entered the room, The pa
rishioner. after exchanging compliments.
said, /" Mr.. Haynes, this 10 ME-. Y.
my minister. whom | promised 10 bring
10 see YOU" " How d. do--how d. do"
said Nc. Haynes. taking The minister
familisrly by the hand; /" sell, you are
she nan. then, ~ho breaches that men
may swear. sad lie, and Get drunk, snd
commit adultery, and ell other s5omina.
lions. and YET 60 10 heaven after ell.
aint youi" mo. no" said ,hs Uniser.
sails, minister, 81 don't preach any such
thing" "wsll." said Father Haynes,
"you believe so. don't you!"
This vas a blow that completely an
initiated all desire for theological Discus
sion. and cell nigh took away The pow.
or Of uileraRce frsm both Rinisier and
.lsynan. After . few remarks on the
state OF the weather, and ihe pleasant 81
tua,ion Of the village, the minister said ia
his attendant. lis u not ,ir,e for us 10 be
goine!" and both wi,hdre~, apparently
satisfied 10 dispense with all farther in
isrcourse.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01

knsw hs z.xreh loved shsn. Bslsi Les.
they 1s~ z{<y % he more ssaisl shes.
wIsh whols troop af rslslions and ns'gh-
bors. Il VAS deep psin 20 ne hal |
saouId nsssr knsw Ihem from ether seal
lo~s. and bssshsy would have no rseol-
lselioa OF me.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01

aYou puny psrt q nan. ] sssld
snnihAs.e 900 wIlh single biex."
".Who said yoa eouITa.l"
.rm > nan. ST. > msn! said de
hcainsn. msking demonstration Of Sink
ing Nc lane fello~.
"Any man sha ssri1ss little frllas
10 e0ssrd." mildly yel pOiDisdly replied
The young man.
.Do you call me . eosardl' rosred
he bravo. siill more furious.
.Yss. Il YOU suike met" replied The
poor cripple. 10 cool dslerminais manner
that sss eleeuifying 70 hear.
.1'hen d--n ne II | don't." shouted
The oster. bursting into psrfsei phfenzy.
and dsrung a The GRIPPE.
The weak and emaeisied young fellow.
80 bic enemy approached him. merely
eurled bis hsegsrd features into q smile,
and slowly lied Ihe forehnger Of his right
hand 10 point dlrecsly and dsl,bsrslsly Al
his advancing opponent We nsser u
The world knew so sudden and exiraor-
binary IN sffeci produced in q manner %
curious. The bSilyisg BOSNIAN actually
turned pale. and went OF musserlng oash'
IS be disappeared around NE corner.
n. O1Pie. !.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01
SWALLOWS.
FROM THE PEN OF MRS. CHILD.

There are dliferen. theories on the sub
ject Of instinct. Some consider It spe
eIal revel.tion 10 each creature; others be-
lieye il is handed down among animals
from generation to generation, and rs
therefore mstter Of education. My own
observation. two year sgo, tends to con-
hrm the latter theory. Two barn swat
lows came in,oaur woodshedih the spring
/. .ue. Their busy earnest tsilIsI'nssieo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01
HTlul Murder by a Hundred and 7hir-
~ Persons.
Fort Gaines, (Geo J Nov. 8

w eetHeSt t@~t AtN''
-MoB LAw.-We have learnt with feel
ings Of pain and indignation that Barbour
county, Alabama, has recently been the
.heasre Of frighiful and barbarous TRACE.
dy.
Our readers will perhaps recollect that
in the year 1910, the body an individual,
subsequently identified as that Of Henry
Blake, was found dead near private
road in the county Of Barbour. He had
been murdered BY some unknown hand.
George w. Lore, then citizen OF that
county, was arrested for the offence, and
admitting to bail. Ipthe spring ofis4l,
he was put upon his trial in the coun.
~ of Barbour, and the jury not being able
to agree upon their finding. they were
discharged without rendering verdict.
The venue was then, at the instance
Of the prisoner, changed to the county of
Henry. In the TALL Of that year he was
again put upon his trial in the county OF
Henry, and jury Of that county not be.
ing able to agree, were also discharged
without rendering verdict. In April,
1912, he was again, for the third time, put
upon his trial in the county OF Henry, and
upon evidence purely circumstantial was
found guilty Of murder. His counsel be-
liering that he had not been condemned
according to the laws of Alabama. UNI
ders-which he had been tried, assigned
as error several points decided by the
circuit Judge, and submitted the record
and the law of the case TO the Supreme
Court of Alabama. That court oyerrul.d
the decision Of the Circuit Court, arrest
ed its Judgment, and ordered new trial.
Pending this application to the Supreme
Court, and before the day fixcd for his
execution, Lore escaped from the jail Of
Henry county. and has since been at
large.
This, we understand, is plain and
succinct narrative of the whole matte. up
to the LIST instant. and we wish tina: We
could here stop. But it appears that about
that time, prompted by some feeling
which we cannot divine. or perhaps 60.
yerned by that destiny which shapes all
our ends, Lore again appeared IN the
neighborhood ofhis former residence, and
not far from the scene Of Blake's murder.
He was arrested, and marched to Glenn
Vile, where it seems mob was collected,
andit was put 10 vote what disposition
should be made Of the prisoner. We
learn that two out of the one hundred and
thirty-two voted To deliver him over TO
the proper authorities, and that the resi-.
due declared for summary and capital
punishment by hanging. He was ac-
cordingly marched out b. the mob from
Glennville TO Spring Hill, and there, on
the 4th inst, in defiance Of all law, Dr.
vine aud human, and in the face OF his
protestations Of innocence. hung by ths
neck until he was dead.
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The warriors granted her request.
without demanding the cause, and reqoli'
ed from their captive, promise that ne
wnuld make no a,,empI 10 escape or OBJ
tuu succor, offering Ia 10. him GO un.
bound uallI the LAST sun whose evening
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-12-01

wonAs ps. |. LADY."-we hare sev
efal lines ia conversation. been correct
ed by The fsslidisasly re6aed for using
the sord Woman. insesd OF lady. .Wo-
man." say they. .is . coarse common
word" It's no such thing. II 10 The
beat word in the English language. Sup
pose Scott. in his noble tribute 10 the
ser. for their devoted tenderness 70 Ne
when under sfTi,clion, had written.
.0h. ladies. in our hsurs ofease," &c.
would he not have destroyed the rich
ness cf the passagei We ihink so.
"Lsdies" are, 10 our mind. cseaiures
OF education. fashion and refinement ;
made up by The schaol.misiress. The dan
clng-mss,er. and the drsssmaker; things
Of elegance. and grace, which We nav
admire wilhoni feeling warmer semi
aenl. Accomplised and lovely ..romea,"
however. sre beings. Nth warn. true
hearts. and pure. 'holy and gushing alice
iions, whom TO know 10 MT only TO
admire. but 10 revere and love. We lax
al onr powers Of pleasing lady-wr
would If need be. pour outosr blood lake
vs.er Cor q WOMAN.
Memphis Enquirer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-29
MEDICINES.
LUCINA CORDIAL.

r barely three tee general introduction of
has only spread Throughout sh
md sustained the vast reputation which had acqur
inventor the has discovered to pos
the Of incpient consumption The knowledge OF
asn I the Of u sn 3 "a, the SS
the result TIA! medicine has catalogue for
with due precauion under the control of the pstiea
s e 5 to eass 81 s, 1es
bus difficult painful menstmation nconnence Of Urine and
al, diseases arising from deblaon OF NE system, where
has taken precedence Of all other medicine such
log speedy perfect permanent and effected without pain Or
trouble. Should there however be any aborns under
my personal responsibility feeling assured if they give
and h sra sas 10 b Msn viii be he result Ba
the Europe the immense American reputation
vestgaie ndubable and generally admitted enable
females who had been considered barren bear offspring and
ve powers maes when reduced to utter and
IarentY hopeless postraon, Perfect health and activity
Whsp fist received the agency Of the ena Cordial from
the great of respectable testimony that accompanied H.
81 I by s Sey p
nous sale upwards OF bundled thousand bottles coupled
and much knowledge founded personal
warrant as far exceeding my most sangine hopes
important ends for which il nded and has be-
come 50 Justly and rs3lly popular To be explicit
Bile for the ssnmpon that the LSena CORDIAL can insis-
S eye ns a sa! Ss N s and make them SeundaO
atsd BY CRITICAL 81 and also that produce that st
nd barren Which will enable tRem to SsoT Children
regret hat have g speak So plainly such exceedingly de
ruarntee G the ~ great eat esposb
" which have cheelly assumed With feelings Of sincere
Cordial has been me a h sen, s
man, tine r" SoN Wv fSffsH sTRS Md
Price 81 PEI bottle E0S sale q 2 B,oaw1S and % Nassa.
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PORTUGUESE :
r u M A L T. PILL L s

INVENTED AND PREPAREDRv
VI. DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ. d., LISBON, PORTUGAL.
V'HE Scientific combination Of ingredients ol which these
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admi
ration Of the world. They known all Europe to be
the only preparation discovered thai has proved saraby
certain IN producing the monthly Their certainty iuLI
cases being such that they not be used during
for though mild safe and healthy they certain prod
miscarriage # used during thar peroa:
The directions translated into English anS envcioped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each box
,n the signature of NJ. de popdelce ar the English d
have the signature OF DIR. +. MsLNEAU, authorised
for the continent Of America.
They be Transmitted by mail 20 Of the Uuied
states Letters directed to DR.. Melveau box "a, New
York will meet with mme liate Sold by apponi-
,nenf at aO Cherry, Caharine Price S. Taf
boxes SO. No half boxes sent by mail.
ma m ydSw
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DEIIDSCHER ARZT

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, formerly from 1888 Hudson street.
" be consulted by both usual at his office l6i
Ctnal street. For the following complaints the Dr. qua
n,ee perfect cpresyIhili; no matter what form or how
any other part be the seat " this destructive complaint, In
those other diseases OF the skin such salt rheum, epcsy
s eryspclas likewise piles, structures, &C.. IL the doctor
-side the patient ncurabe he will inform him, and
'hSsc VIII be made for consultation
efenees will be given, m3 Im.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-29
A MIRACLE
TO CLEAR THE SKIN

OF Fmpes, Feckles, Blotches Salt Rheum, Scurvy Tar
Mohsw and the Medical Council Of PARIS have declared
miracle any Disagreement eupons Of the skn-
faih-ias cured hundr.d ads in the city. "
1t will dkange yellow, sunbumed dark skin 10 ne a,hv
fever spots or in fact spot Of
beauty No misrcpe sentaon-one trie. will poye-()ne
lady this city, she won't give her her face was
covered with pmples and reckles-two cakes thoroughly
cured her
Sold by the New York Agent, Jones, sign of the Anne
rican Eagle, 90 Chatham seetPrce 80 cake Brook
lynn Agent Fulton street Merchants Captans and others
trading the South, allow I'd liberal discount ago Inns
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VALIER'S
E z E. N CHI Pill. s

ONE box of these inestimab's Pills worth all the Quack
~ Medicines in the world, for tie of certain disease
CoMMrNTIf examine the of the above disease
and the situation of the Parts affected consider
very important object be able obtain remedy
tam in It's action and at the time composed OF such ngre
iens will the possibility of discovery while
IT,. IL well known that Of the remedies
offered for these diseases of such drugs
10 render almost impossible continue their without
creating sickness at the som"ho other unpleasant
remedy as VALIER'S FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni.
ersa APPRECIATION being entirely free from those obi ections
pleasant their operation and prompt removing the
The proprietor would here remark that de efficacy of these
Pills the disorders alluded based suppostons
the contrary it is founded rational experience having
used them Successful practice for upwards Of
feels confident of their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed
Sold No % Nassau street. $50 Broadway and 90 Not
Sixth philadelphia. Price 81 pei box. m8
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SUCCESS GUARANTEED TIC
ALL

ssrT'HE AMERICAN MAGIC MIXTURE" has been
hailed one of the greatest discoveries of the present
invaluable discovery for diseases of the urinary
well the kidneys and bladder Its effects absolutely
ordinary remedies take months One dose fail to
the hundred that nut their faith in IL not one has been ds,
pointed nor discovered while using has safely ed
all beyond the pale of The Magic Mixture has ong
stood unrivaed and has wihstood the giteriny imagery
oppoasy and SO ubiguitopsy displayed by host of
deceive the unfortunate Sold BY pSn5ment at Rings Drug
and Chambers and drug store Broadway LspensrJ;
Is Bowery of Walker. me- lmst
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
THg NEw York HERNp-A daily paper, issued even
Of the weekce cerLs copy. Country
scrber furnished At the rate for Specific period
advance. No unless paid
Tar WEEKLY HERALp-lssued every Saturday morning at
nine cclockprice sir and quarter cents copyfrnised
subscribers <3,2 anaum adv or at
for any specified period
CORRESPONDENTS requested 10 address their
AMrs GonDoN BExNSTr, Proprietor and Editor-and all
jsn on business must be post paid.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET

E;a the Brick Store No New street door from wall
ssesa SSI has two excellent Offices communicating on the
For sale Let the superior Brick House, No So
men and attic TIN, House very excellent and will be
For sale Of the hes. Pew. in the South Dutch Church.
Dgtch Cucn Nassan street Zach pew near the pulpit
n,, ,n !. 'F' NO. % All '''' VIZ cAHrEE r..
sAA q SS az, 5 fiS;df%SsS h SS S he
In House iarse' co@modm, and vcnee, beautifully Sin,
mated and good order adjacent and qll sound
an AZ s Spi ,S Ss S1S Hs Of pn wate &
five large mills also on the island which
proportion Is now rented Tor $1,000 with unlimited
Farm contiguous Of 200 acres under good cultivation well
bSmo Tee sl John %,ss f ho% r. sno ESD
~ Haon Esq Hartford Conn FOR SypTTiE!sn ,T%s Se
For more particular description, Courier and Enquirer
IA TO LET R Res"' f,,. country r,dsaes Cove
LII VIII large sarden and ,ts6ns si,schea al IN excel.
unit S, s8 Of the Ssy Of NeW Yo S S from
Ferry two and half niles Inquire Of r. MARTIN CO
BSyn or Of Nv MRRTIS on pi the I psm Gs Rent s
A CARD.-BoARDING At Jamaica Long Island. n V
county ean be- asSSm%odaisa wi pleasant roo@ and board
az Fulton street second door from the Of Wahngt
street Jlmlca, L. l. Distance from the city ~ miles.
Communication By Rnroad and Stage four times per day
- Reference can be made TO JAMES HERRIMAN, Esq,
Fulton street. jamaica, l.. l.
kiioid Dept minutes walk from the House m23
pARI OF HOUSE TO LET in one of the most de.
h-ul locations m the city-a combination Of country and
cry s,hte-.tuated first house below ST. Marks Church
anu ~ lcue m th street. the entire second floor OF large
eauulu TWO story house-ands alonehas large yard aud
s Nhu9Ns an an extensive every church
e. Schools markets, stages, railroad &c; contains six rooms
small do. ''' Wy WV W w"
Apply 10 II. knapp the PREMISE
n IS ell thy th.
wishes 10 ENJOY beautiful situation Cor little money
ITO SINGLE COMPLEMENTARY elegant SViie .. nom.
can be had together separately furnished or nnr,rnsbsd
and with without board private family AZ No a. NVh,
~ " " W W ''''
ALSO, an upVSr room, on hodetde terms mil lmsr
ID OARD1NGA few select boaTd.r will be taken ., :, 80
ID eel and respectable family. Apply No 2ol Fulton ~
M truts
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REMOVA

CRISTADORO, tlaie of 28 Broadway under the Amer
y Museum) begs 10 inform his patrons
friends that he has taken the beautiful store No Aston House
Broadway the main where he will be
happy wait them his well know first style. j.
likewise takes this opportunity, of thanking his friends for the
he has with during period Of
his old stand and flaers himself that only by
enon 10 his business that and IN his and elegant
store, his shall find il is not diminished
Back room room open
J. CRISTADORO, Gentlemen's Wig
mil IN Maker and Dresser Astor House.
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FACTS
AGAINST THEORY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1912.
enough in favor of Hair Tonic My hair had
,aig on 1T about Two years and had become veiy hin
remedy: in ceased fall off. have used
for about three mo,nhs and have full thick
head of hair as car POSSIBLY desire have its
Use to number Cd ny friends who al speak well of it,
may add that before using your Tonic had tried Of the
articles employed for the hasuch the Macassar
Oil all the dieren, preparations of Bears Oil Vegetable
Hair OIL &c &C., without experiencing much if benefit.
Respectfully, yours,
s. s. FITCH, NJ. d.
No, l72 Chestnut street.
Sold by the Agents A. B. D. Sands Druggists. No.
Fulton st corner of Gold; 100 Fulton street, II East Broad
way; 273 Broadway, a3O Inst
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]. RRADEN


WOULD respectfully beg leave inform his ends
w and the public generally that he has completely renovated
and e-opened his Saloons for the reception of
who be pleased honor hun with their patronage. He
iatters himself will be sufficient those who hae
been acquainted with the established reputation of his Ice
Creams for the last years that nothing shall remain
his part RETAIN and il possible excel his former efforts
e still continues the manufacture of COME conary all its
branches and prepared to supply families and dealers in city
country wholesale retail Not forgetting tender his
grae acknowlcdments for the patronage he has received
he by his future efforts deserve of the
same will not be unayailing. -
a3O lmsr JOHN BRADEN, ~ Canal street.
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DOCTOR GLOVER


u EGS inform those who have recently enqured he
ID left the practice of his poie that he continues
prescribe such his aid usual Those difficult
and protracted which require practical
have been the particular objects of his study The
improy chemistry have his hands
raj and important remedies which have escaped the obse
walton of the less scrutinising physician
Dr. Govers primary education enables him to keep
with the improvements of the day being graduate in the
dica profession The should beware
the host OF self named Doctors and petenders of whom
10 b. authors OF little books subjects of which they
totally ignorant
Office. No. Ann stpriyac entrance ath door from the
Museum-ofice hours until 9 o'clock PM. I'm
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NO. 4 PECK SLIP.


DR. CARPENTER at his old moss-covered Dspensary.
- No. Peck slip Pcarsreet continues To administer
the afflicted and unfortunate and extend them such
lief Early collegiate and regular medical education and
early 30 and daily familiarity with
cry grade and variety of disease essentially enables him. Dr.
Carpenter iicentiate of the NewYork State Medical So
cety claims cquvoca foreign honorhas separate pr-
Offices and for the privacy of PATIENTS who
contackeeps assistants shoSboys and
deyotes himself personally TO the welfare of his patrons
Beware of all nostrums and specific venders
Patients daily falling victims their baleul effects. The
The sudden transitions Of the Of Cspin those Of Escu
apus caution lhe gular practitioner
tant TO the suffering and deluded victim
mo ms R. r..
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DR.. PETERS INDICATED
T,OIENGES

NJ medicines discovered have rapidly in popu.
~ lar estimation Peters Lozenges and for the sufficient
that have b.en at the pleasant the
their and their effects
These properties not the result of chance but of experience
based upon science and tested by for the
s has been yoted the study of medicines and whose
,eTsay known the and combining of the
TO influence the great mass of human diseases almost
without parallel up his entire attention for whole
the perectg of and made his discoveries public
until they beyond the reach the equison Of improve
ment.
PETERS WORM LOzENGES
These the desderaums long required They
that they may be fe,essly administered the youngest
FAINT and medicine he etoore discovered be
IN comparison with u destroyer of Ii has
traction for them which they and having
tasted they become poweess and die The Worm Lozcnges
TO be administered ia doses sufficient produce cahac
The especially
of this unri, allied article.
PETERS COUGH LOZENGES
For coughs colds whoopng coughs and all pulmonary
plants these truly invaluable article and be
cessh used directed Neither do they keep patients
suspense but relieve them at almost proving their efficacy
before the taste has passed from the mouth Dr. Peters
courts the readers trial of this and will hazard his reputation
the result.
PETERS cordial LOZENGES.
Dr. Peters almost speak Of these Lozenges they
deserve lest he should stae the readers creduty for in
pellng melancholy aud low spirits, OF sublming the magns-
ton, OF STRENGTHENING the of sweetening the breath,
.Nins tereuno balmy fragrance, and of almost instantly
curing the headache and correcting affections he att
b9es TO them no virtue which they do fully possess. In
addition they are the most delicious OF AZ Lozenges and
equal 10 anything dcove for curing tonng
the stomach, and Sharpening the appetite.