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Washington, his haf-cad army, and certain bold
Jerseymen!
Would that might linger here, and picture
the great deeds of that morning, six-nne years
ago. Would that might Iinger here upon the
holy ground of TRENroN. For 1t was holy
ground. For it was here, in the darkest hour of
the Revolution, that George Washington made
one stout and gallant blow in the name of that
claimed in the old State House of Philadelphia
six months before
Then, if that State House is the Mecca OF
Freedom, which the pilgrims OF all chimes may
come to worship, then is the battle ground oil
Trenton the twin Mecca the Jerusalem OF Free
dom-to which the Children of Liberty, from ev-
cry cline, may cOme-loOk upon the footsteps oil
the mighty dead-bring their offerings-'shed their
tears.
1t was dark night, but the first CLEAN OF morn
ing shone over the form OF George Washington,
as he stood beside the Hessian leader, Ralle, VINO
lay in yonder room, wrestling with death-yes,
Washington stood there, and placed the cup OIL
water to his feverish lips, and spoke prayer Tor
his passing soul
1t was dark night, but the CLEAN OF morning
shone over yon cliff darkened above the wlntry
river, over the frozen snow. where father,
wife, a band of children, clustered around the
cold form OF dead soldier.
He was clad in rags, but there was grim
smile on his white lips his frozen hand still
clenched with an iron grasp the broken rifle
His face, so cold, so pale, was wet with his SIS
ter's tears but his soul hal gone to yonder heaV-
en-, there to join the Martyrs of Trenton and of
bunker Hill.-Philad. Saturday Cow.
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NJ e. Health Insurance Company.
CAPITAL. 5000. OOn

VIE New England Health Insurance Company of Nor
wich, with capital OF 100000 paid in and invested
according TO the conditions OF their charter granted the
lust session OF the Legislature Of Connecticut ready &c
insure the health OF males between the ages of fifteen and
seventy years, the following conditions viz By the
payment of FtUe Dollars premium per apnum they guar
anIee TO pay TO the insured -Four Dollars week
OF sickness, any accident which may prevent him from
pursuing his vocation for the time he thus disabled dur
ing the year 4he Company is conducted the mutual
principle 80 that all holders policies will share In the
profits o! The concern without being required to give any
premium note, being subject ny assessment or any
ether EXPENSE excepting for the trouble
and 81 forwarding the application and obtaining
the policy II Fer further particulars, inquire of WAR.
Rem LAZEIl-, Worcester
JOEL w. WHITE, President.
Nor"lch, sept y, 1915. DIV VIM. p EATON Secv
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THE RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,,
With sound and available Capital n $3.50, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens of Worcester and It's vicinity. II nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores AMI Merchsndze
generally, Factories, and Mills, the favorable
This Institution has been in operation nearly gnarer
centuryits reputation for liberal adjustment and il
prompude in paying losses, well known and estss
lIshed. THOMAS X. BRACE, p, esident
SIMEON L. LOOMS, SecretdrJ.
Hartford, March 6, s45. stf
III Persons DESTROYS OF obtaining insurance IN the ahov,
Company referred for particulars TO A. H. BuI
LocH. Esq. in Worcester, Mass.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

WORCESTER, SIS.
Al meeting OF the County Commissioners begun and
holden al worcester, within and for the County 0i
worcester, on the second Tuesday OF September A. d
1876.
On the petition aforesaid Ordered. That notice he
given 10 al persons and Corporations the rein
that SAID Commissioners will tLe Milvile House
IN said Blackstone, or Tuesday, the first day of Deem
Der ae1t at TWO OF the clock in the afternoon pub
fishing qttested copy OF said Petition this Order
thereon, I'D the Daily Spy, newspaper printed in said
Worcester three weeks successfully the last publication
to pe fourteen days. al least before the said first uay Of
December.
And il is further Ordered That all persons ard
corporations nteres edin said petition within said Coun-
~ De served with All attested copy OF much said
Petition relates their respective lands ii bove de.
scraed, end OF this Order thereon, fourteen days at
least before the sHid first day December al which
time and place the sad Commissioners will proceed TO
vie" the lands forth in said Petition TO hear all per-
sons and Corporations interested therein, who NAV
then and there desire be heard thereon and TO Assess
all such damages any Corporation may sus-
tain by the location and construction OF the Railroad
aforesaid The land aforesaid.
Attest, JOS G. KENDALL Clerk.
Copy the Petition and If Order of notice thereon
dSw Attest, JOS. g. KENDALL, Clerk.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


WORCESTER, SIS.
At meeting ofthe County Commissioners be- nn and
holden at Worcester, within and for the County OF
Worcester, the second Tuesday OF september A. d.
1896
On the Petition aforesaid, ordered, That notice be
given all persons and corporations interested therein
that said Commissioners will the Mville House
in said Blackstone Tuesday the first day Of Decem
Ser nert, two oirck in afternoon by publishing
aested copy of sao Eetion and this Order there
on, in the Daily Spy newspaper printed IN said w or
cester three weeks successivel the last publication
be fourteen days, least, before the said first day of
December
Andit is further 0rdered, That the Sheriff ofsaid Coun
ty, or his Deputy, the Town Clerk the tow
ofBackslone with copy said Petition and
Order, thirty days at least and ais attfsted
copy thereof in two public places in SAID Of Bnc
stone fourteen days. least, before the said r- day
December, al which time and place The said Commits
soners will proceed TO view the road forth in said
Petition, hear all and corporations interested
therein who may then and there desire heard there
on and, il they shall adjudse thai The pray err of said
Petition ought TO be granted then direct the manner
in which said highway shall be altered, and assess
all such damages any person Corporation may
tain by the alteration aforesaid.
Attest, JOS G. KENDALL. Clerk
Copy Of the Petition aud the Order Of Notice there on
d3w Attest, JOS. KENDALL. Clerk.
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RLACKSMITH,S STAND TO LET,

- sonth of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
G.sl- Depot, new House and shop. The Stock and
Tools are for sale For further Information inquire OF the
Nov lei div w2l47a BENJAMIN F. WHITE.
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STNGTNTc SCHOOL.

T1HE subscriber will give his Second Lesson IN NooAL
4 MUSIC al A. s. ALIENS Music ROOM on I"nTsady
Of the present week. at 81 M. ...,pn
Terms 8 so for "a Lessons. WM' SUMMER
Worcester, Nov n.
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To the Honorable Board of County Com

10 the Honorable Board Of County Com
missioner. for The County of Worcester.
'HE Petition OF the Providence and Worcester Railroad
Company respectfully represents that their Railroad
as located in the town OF Blackstone said County crosses
the public highway which leads fIom said kstoue TO
UXbdge in incUnvenien manner between the pnBd Of
the Blackstone Manufacturing Company and the huuse oil
William Mann in said acsone, and that your Petition
ers, in order to facilitate the crossing Of said highway
their Railroad, think proper 10 alter the said
highway, as follows, 10 wit: Beginning point in said
highway and westerly Of the bridge over part Of
said Blackstone ompanys pond, thence running on the
southerly side at the present location said highway
westerly direction land Of said Company
To point in ad highway the house said Manu. the
distance being about forty eight rods.
They therefore pray your Honorable Board, due
notice given to all persons and corporations interested
view the premises and direct the IN which said
highway shall be altered, all damages which NAV
be Oceasnned by said alteration and whatever else in
the premises the law requires.
he Providence and Worcester Railroad Company,
By WILLIAM JACKSON Agent.
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DR.. Jas. A. TenneV,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends that
y having removed from his location No. l,
Walnut St., he has taken Office NJ No 1876 Main st
doors North Of Messrs. Harden Browns Store where
he will be happy to receive calls from those requiring his
professional services
Worcester, Nov. s. 1896
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FRUIT TREES.

A VARIETY of FRUIT TREES, now standing unon
N the Estate OF the late Harmon Chamberlain Eso on
Grafton Street, offered for sale In lots to suit
ers. Inquire Of Il. MOODY, at the Passenger Depot.
Worcester, Nov +.
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STORE TO LET.

STORE TO LET.
A~A ETNHE subscriber offers to LET for one or more
EsM l. years, his STORE in the Centre villege Of
sA LANCASTER. II is old stand and probably one Of
me best locations for trade In Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Also-TO LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the Sec
ond story over said Store, which several years have
been occupied TAILoRs Shop they are an excellent
stand for good workman in that business
small assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, with
Cases, Drawers, &C., may be had with the Store fdesir-
ed JOSEPH W. HUNTINGTON,
Lancaster, Sept. /. dwlsgfS5
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nwss NH LysrytiSr nat could r{nd d tie CON
fort and accommodation Of parties who may honor BY max
ing their summer residence has been added and the
p5soT feels assured that he does not in any way presume
NJ estabiis hment this continent -
70 persons from distant parts Of the Union and foreigners,
who have Pavilion, be to
,sss that New Bnsea s!u.sss svtsn Island = dis
comands esni6ceas views Of the bay Of New York, the
Hudson and East Long Island and nearly down to the
Nzrows Its position beautiful and the
the city.
Ercsient steamboats, constantly plying between New
or and staten Island the time occupied in the
sage being only from twenty-five thirty that
residing New Brighton reach the
OF the c, more speedily than from the upper part Broad
Give 10 health.
The Pavilion will for the season O he i<h ins and
the proprietor will be happy treat rh parties who may
wish engage for the whole season or for
shorter period and il they will please .ad!ess
forming him where he call them making an sp
pointnent, il will be Immediately attended to.
North River
+. BLANCHARD.
Pavilion, New Brighton. May 5, l9l6 mya lmrrc
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PLANT.

JERSEY CRY, March 81, l8i6.
DR.. Townsend-Dear Sir The great benefit that have de-
valuable medicine will be sufficient apology, con-
vnced for addressing YOU which should do
under ordinary circumstances IT my not Of
unusual character Hoping be OF you,
feng have been, felt duty send the follow.
Of the singular efficacy Of Sarsapara
had been much out OF health Tor the last
years. about six mouths since several physicians
my disease the spinal complaint since which time have su
back and shoulders became deformed and the joints
drawn OF their places, and suffered terribly day and
night One of my shoulders forced full two inches
lower than the other and Joint n back affect
ed continued although my friends resorted
Only about month since commenced taking
Sarsspara, and have regained my former
and usual health. am fully that this is
gulr TO appear incredible and have requested
who may be disposed doubt the Of the
"'''- ,''''' MARIA THOMPSON
- JERsEv CRY, March %, 1885,
certificate has and does reside with and assure
any whom II may that the statement in the above
WIN II. SNOW,
MRS. A. SNOW,
Railroad Avenue, 2 doors from Barrow st.
For sale at i26 Fulton street; r. r. Van Buskirk, 2s2,
Of Market aud Broad Newark ~ J c. Ings,
yr, Paterson, los South Pearl street, Albany Red
ding CO.. No. State street. Boston Backns Ball Troy;
Mr. Wells, drrsggis. Utica Grant = Bookes. drgzsts'
Schenectady Fowler. Lsnsingbuxh; aud by principal
dugsss generally throughout the United States West In
None genuine pu in the large square bottles which
TOWNsEND. and his name blown in the slsss
APPS 2mssfN&Thsrc
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PHILOSOPHY OF WORMS
Nk IN THE SKIN

MANY YOUNG .PERs0Ns-especaly those Of full
lA habits who indulge in rich foodae very much
noyed by the Of black spots upon the side the
nose the upper lip, the chin, the forehead &c. resembling
roughly .Iusesed snail wormke substance rorudss.
reality worms, These spots occasioued
by undpe accumulation Of the fatty matter which
this chokes up the pores and concrstes The dust
the black speck This gives the face dirty and disgusting
and the remedy Of squeezing, universally
painful pimples.
The only certain remedy for this affection il to wash the face
with warm water and GOURAUDS Italian Medcaed Soap,
ness rsdnss: pustals, rnswom gosyhsw salt 5heum,
for Shaving. GOURAUDS Pondre Subtitle q wsrrsnted to
eradicate super1uous human hair. 0OURAUD's 0recim
Hair Dye the only preparation that will positively
As Tfd Kh q gray h. rich and uneh:nsssS. b,sL
cheeks the natural hue of the rose
C. 1t is important that these articles should be purchased
This only be done by procuring DR.
way Of Jordan Milk street. Boston, and Of druggists gene
rally throughout the Union. ms lmsm
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE Co. VA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE. will b-
the usual for the reception Of ~
tiers fame in the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending period of fifty 50 sustained by facts
and peculiarly Of its medicinal virtues, however the
reader referred TO work on The Mineral Springs g
Punam The object Of this 70 say that ar
comfortable and that they will be treated with uni
form courtesy and Kindness while the charges will be found
will be respectable physician attendance The roads
in good Order and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
Sulphur will have stages upon plying the
Sprinss which will afford opportunity Of visiting,
my2 lmsc THE PROPRIETORS.
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TRITON HOUSE,

ULEN COVEu LONQ ISLAND,
THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has improved and enlarged the Triton
Hotel at the head Of the steamboat landing and
thoroughly fitted and ready for the reception Of Boarde
Water Bathing amongs. the most eligible Long Island
ensve water front, and fine beach Tor swimmers. The
buildings and the Bar and Bowling Alley entire
~ uuconnected with the house.
Having farm Of acres appended e the hotel property
u supply OF good milk and butter and such Other comforts
he trusts together with his unremed attentions The
wishes Of his guests will render residence At the Triton
House extremely desirable.
Horses and Carriages TO hire sf
For terms, which will be moderate, apply to
Glen Cove, Long Island, May I, 1896 my5 fnlrrc
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CoxsAcKIE, Sept 20. le45.
DR.. Towpsend-Toa all whom this may coo>en This. is
previous to emen under the alarming de-
cae being troubled with the dropsy swell
with my permission, and the Of those who
had she Undue ed with little faith and
suffice say the medicine had the happy, desired effect
only the hours Of confinement, but after the expiration
OF Of dropsy and affection
way astonishing degree, and her health is better
than II had been for along time previous.
Isubscrbe myself most obsdient and obliged
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"a THE SHADES HOTEL.

THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has lately opened the above Establish
style superior other house of kind in the
city OF New York The satisfaction which he has hitherto
given 70 bis friends and customer. while proprietor
be guaranty all who potronise him in his
blishment, while effort his will be wanting merit
The usual reishss Chops Steaks Welsh RaIsbits, Posch
The will be regularly supplied with city papers,
Europe. 80 aft5t JAMES EVANS.
mid lunhyc
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Wg,M,L; II. SNOW,

FURNITURE PLUSH.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS have received from their manufacto
~ extensive assortment Of PLAIN and embossed Fun
Pushes Of all eolon snd qualities, suitable for cabinet
v CAlLLEUx, Fills suLELIAQ Z. Co,
al liner sN III sr i33 Pearl srsoG
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MODEL OF NEW YORK.
THE UNDERSIGNED is receiving orders for views
upon the canopy Of his Model Of New
York. which will be completed These vary from
20 inches in length, and represented for moderate
compensation They include Of public build
ngs places Of business, hotels private resi-
dences, steamboats,, packets, &c.
number Of the first artists: both Landscapes and decorative
few agents. and capable ftansacng business
Once hours from2 tos r IA;
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FITS! FITS FITS !!

IvAN's VEGETABLE EXTRACT is purely vegetable
remedy for spileptc ITS coayul.ens as Thu. medicine
the he ang by restoring To health
those who give tamany Of whom had lost their
cured, i. the important question We answer Mr.. Wsn
fore the Mayor OF this city, March the It'll u residence rs
Norfolk street Also MIR Jacob Petty, cured u Delaney ST.
Mrs Eleanor kief afflicted 20 years. cured residence or
Vile the Mrs. Bennett afflicted years, cured
dence III Grand besides numerous cases have been
cured within the last thirteen weeks. -
The afflicted are invited call and have their examin
ed, and advice given free OF charge.
The medicine carefully packed in boxes, for Transports
Prices per box So SIT and 3 Single bottles with
sary medicine, 81.
DRS. VANS x HART, Proprietors.
~ Principal Office 1874 Grand street, New York.
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n WRAPPING PAPER.
0n(An REAMS Straw and Rag Wrnrpine Paper, Z rown
PERSSE 4 BROOKS.
rs s,a 81 S,ssso .tr~ef
TORN MIJLIjN resrecaIly informs his friends he
d public that Ne has from his old stand No eos
Broadway 10 No. BARCLAY Street, few doors from
Brosdway where ~ continues import and manuiacgrs
doubis and single barrel Fowlins Pieces Rifles and Pistols
Shysr cssas nss re iswns pieces. win ssa nate
NSkscssiss dsas h ~ bsss nsasss snd On Die most
vGrso1shIS -. IS $500 - ~ my3 nsno
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&c south isth street, below Chestnut.
VAUGHN'S VEGETABLE LTTHONTRIPTIC
MlXHE; ~

~ charasep Win Sc furuisSsd gus The ic
low have been cured by this medicine strictly
vegetable remedy compound ofoyer twenty articles. taken
cuar Of the human system Dropy N al ~ stages
organs kidneys &C. Female Irregularities Liver Complaints
weakness the system disease Of the Lungs kheumstism
Consumpton All impurities of the blood, Scrofula Salt
Rheum &C. and indeed the theory which this article
ba~s itself IL OF such destroy all old land
marks in lie practice Of medicine and boldly that
disease known which cannot be wholly or partial
ony which the parties will personally substanate. or Try
IL yourself ii you invalid The high character Of the
has great virtues and trial Of its properties will convince
Agency IN this city, 1872 street. wholesale and retail
myqS aT mn m re
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REMITTANCEs TO IRELAND, &c.

REMTTTANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
& Mk rs &
GEUKGE McBkIDr, Jr. has removed his ONCE To NO.
4e Broadway and continues to remit money IN sums large or
SMALL residing any part OF Ireland IN the same
and his business have done for
the last thirty and also part Of England
Scotland.
Money emitted By letter postpaid to the subscriber or
Ireland England Scotland to whom 1t is TO
be sent and nearest post town. Will be snsmt
ted and paid accordingly and areceip to that effect given
forwarded to the sender. a2S lm~r
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EIITAW HOUSE. RALTIMORE.

EUIAW HOUOE, BALI lMOnE.
THIS splendid Hotel has been lately reed and furnished
in the complete and By Messr Jack
public viii b open for the reception Of The expert
Of Mr. Jackson the Exchange Hotel Baltimore and the
Aston House. New York. Of the style in which
the Eutaw will be kept The location 10 the best in the city
Of Baltimore. TILL 4 ssEgtrr
charge Of Mr. Crauston who, during the months
will be happy to his old friends this favore wa
teriug place. a29 lmsr
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uAHkfTr FKANcAlsk, by rislLAnEtttlif,
a FAMILY PArrR offering 70 readers all r~pasd
substance Of good book and all the revivina interest Of
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HAMILTON HOUSE, AT THE NARROWS.
VTSHlS ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT having under.
gone thorough repairs and mprovemens will be for
the OF Bosrde the first Of May under the d.
recton subscriber WHO has been connected with the
principal rooms have been newly carpeted and the whole
house painted and in excellent order No pains
pense will spared the present proprietor to make his
comfortable For terms &c address the
subscriber, at Fort Hamilton.
MI 1msr THOMAS MElNELL
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RON SEIQuR

THE SUBSCRIBER b: the pleasure e .nso 9 that
commodaton hotel the Jersey side has long been
sideraum which supplied The house (the old Me
lany mansion has been reted elegant STYLE with many
new rooms and other important additions.
RANT shubbery charming walks agreeable drives and plea
SAINT boating the place will challenge competition with
rural residence Families who wish cool and quiet
be provided with suts Of apartments
Els; q every ssoa?o me
The seame, Passac plying bstweenNsw YORK and Newss
and the citizens OF New York cannot find more beautiful
drive than that between Jersey City and Bergen Pent
that will spared make the place merit the IT,
DANIEL w. LOCKWOOD.
The P.sssc Newark leaves the foot Of Barclay street
The Port Richmond boat leaves pier Nolsts2 ~ and
convey and land them At the house.
init
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j. PRICE s. CO.

FASHIONABLE HAT STORE.
n THE SUBSCRIBERS having opened a HAT STOKE
Asat No. Fulton Of Dutch street. respect
fully solicit oftheir old customers and the pub
men Hats Caps Umbrellas &c., &C., Of the latest STYLE
and Will sell AZ the lowest prices Single made order
AZ The shortest notice ICHABOD PRICE, "a
my5 Imsr THOS. SHANNON.
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Dr. Towpsend-Being afflicted with dyspepsia for long
the system the Of physic various forms but found
outat used the weaker the organs Of life
Recently this complain. developed itself fssrally
Of in their physical functions In this State was
recommended to Sarsapaa Syrup after using
distressing symptoms In by is s-giving nfiu-
fdence its power effect Of general func-
ton derangem Of the organs Of life mpels he
mend your Sarsaparilla to the afflicted
Yours, &c. JAMES McALLISTER,M. ND,
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BIRD CAGE MANDATORY,
MO-. st. Johns Lane, Beach The Subscrib
IN would inform his Customers and the Public, that he
has constantly hand large stock Of fancy and
Bird Cages OF all descriptions, which he will sell cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere.
ALSO, Cages made to order.
]. KELLY.
r. s-Country Merchants would find il their advnus
In caIla md AxaUn inah MA sfoc I'm u