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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
Harness for Sale !!

Cali and SET. my assortment nf Harness. made. &"
the Best of Oak Leather. for sale at low prices
Come and SEE, DrN wood wanted i'll exchange fn
Harness work
Edting .SdIo0n IN the same BUjidiHp
Come i'll and what have got shop and Salnnr
1912 r.. II. LADICEE.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26

am. Passumpsic, West Concord, Lyn-
don, Barton, Burke, st. Johnsbury Cen
tire, North Danville, East st. Johnsbury
ETC., etc. Very interesting and useful
meetings have been held at Lyndonville
and Passumpsic this week, and future
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
When to Advertise,
AND THE
BEST MEDIUM -!

>,o,,,. o,.r,;..rs b.,... a ,b.or, oh,ut adv.r,is
ing some say that there is use of trying to
force trade when il is dull others that trade is
good enough at certain seasons and they only
want NOR. trade in such and such months. Hence
they advertise at that time only.
Men who advertise only at stated times are liza
BILE he disappointed in the time it takes to
ceve results from their advertisements Some
has said that the first time a person sees AN adver
tisement in his newspaper. he pays little attention
to it; the second week, he reads it somewhat
fully: the third week he begins Ia talk with his
family "r neighbors about it; and the fourth week
he goes and buys the article advertised
Promising that this describes large class OF
readers articles for use in the spring should be adj
vertis.d in tn, winter Will. moving machines
and hav rakes should he advertised in \ pril and
MAY instead of July the usual time
While in som. things regard NAV he had To the
season of advertising the fact remains that people
read local paper about a. much at one time as
another and if at certain periods an ad
is not likely To he quite Ms productive. that fact
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
Flowers,
Shrubs,
Plants.

The subscriber is prepared t. furnish Flowers
Plants, Shrubs and FIuit Trees and everything
to the Flower and Vegetable Garden
Tomato, Cabbage, and other plants i'll their season
Also Flower and Vegetable Seeds.
JAMES HAMILTON.
tJune20 Corner of Webster and Paddock st
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26

Although the past week has not
been exactly the weather for setting out
tomat" plants, it is pleasant to think
That happy time is coming" and when
1t does come, MI James Hamilton will
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS

The subscriber viii keep constantly on hand all
kinds "f Fresh Fish and OYSTERS. which will b,.
sold ON reasonable terms. AT Ialle;ts Block, Il. Il
Street carr will lie Tuesdays. Fridays and
saturdays forenoon oysters supplied for parties
At reduced rates. EUGENE BURR.
II .IuhushurN Nov. L.. l~.i.
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f. H. Cutler has opened Il wood
repair shop in the old steam mill build
lug. opposite the depot.
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WOOD REPAIR SHOP.

The subscriber has leased shopin the old STEAM
MILL BUILDING, where he will de- all kinds of
wood repairing, such carriages, sleghs, furn
ture etc. etc. T.. II. CUTLER
Opposite Depot st. JOhnsburY. tJune2O.-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
West Concord.

There l. Il very good work of grace
in progress here. The people of God
are quickrned and many who have
never protr>>rd any thing good are
finding the more excellent way. Some
very marked cases of the working of
the Holy spirit upon hard hearts are
among the conversions. and We hope
for still more. Our people feel grateful
for the interest Christians in II. Johns
bury have taken in our place. and men
ton with glad hearts the service rem
dered 10y many gospel WORKERS from
that place.
The Dramatic Club of this place will
play ''Cnrl- Toms Cabin" on Wrdnrs
day evening. the 3l>t.
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sane
Desperate Attempt at Suicide.

desperate Attempt III SuClue.
Last Saturday Amos W. Eddy of
South Walden. while riding with his
brother law. cut his throat with his
pocket knife. Although the injuries
are severe it is believed. he will rrcoN-
cr. He was evidently insane. The cir
cum>tanceS of this sad event are these.
H. we learn: Mr.. Eddy is ii man about
forty wears old, of good business ca
pacitN, il good citizen and ncighhui.
two or three weeks past he has not
been we'll, and has complained of his
head. Last Thursday he WAS tipped
out of his sleigh. striking his head
upon the ice and il .iuling him some
what. The day following he went To
his hrothcr-in-law'S at MarSlfield. and
the two Went to Peacham the same day.
where they stopped over night. Amos
appearing quite unwell meantime. On
Saturday they left Peacham. came
through Danvillc to Walden. nothing
occurring during the ride to cause ap-
prehension until after passing Walden
depot. While riding near Hiram Per
kin'S. Amos deliberately removed his
mittens. unbuttoned his overcoat, and
took his knife from his pants pocket and
opened it. His brother asked him
what he WAS going 10 do, repeating the
question three times. sharpening his
voice each time. Without making re-
ply. Amos sprang from the sleigh and
ran along the road aud then towards
the fence. His brother left the sleigh
and followed him closely. when Amos
turned upon him in such wild man.
ner that he beat hasty retreat and
drove some twenty rods for help. Re,
turning Immediately. Eddy was fount
in bleeding condition from wounds il
his neck. He was cared for at once
and physicians called, who found tw,
gashes made with the knife, one il
front and one on the right side of the
neck. He was comfortable on Wednes
day, and recovery Is anticipated.
Banner School of Waterford.
The West Waterford district. No. II
had a summer term the past year laugh
by Miss Ella VI. Chapman, of nine pu
pills. two of whom had no absaut q
tardy marks. viz: May Carpenter an,
, Miner Carpenter. Average attendance
st. Also Il winter term, taught by Mis-
: Flora f. Harvey, of twelve pupils, nin'
of whom had no absent or tardy marks
: viz: Lizzie Murray, May Carpenter
+ Adrian Brown. Ezra =. Carpenter, Mi
: ner Carpenter. Johnnie Curtis, Ere,
f Hovey, Frank Hovey, and Stephel
Hovey. Average attendance, III.
: CHAs. Ross, Sup't.
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A New Bank.

We mentioned some weeks ago that
there WIS Il move on foot to establish
another bank in this place. There was
Il preliminary meeting yesterday ut the
Avenue House. ut which y. VI. johnson
was chosen chairman and Albert Harris
secretary. After some motions and dis
cusSions, the following resolution was
passed unanimously:
Resoired. That we. citizens of st.
Johnshury and vicinity. assembled in
/ primary meeting for the purpose of or
'ganZing Il second bank in st. Johnsbu-
ry that we proceed to appoint COM
missioners to open books and solicit
stock for said bank further re
solved, that said books be opened for a
capital stock of $50, 900. to he increased
to S;}0O.OOO.
The following commissioners were
elected: Frederick Fletcher. Geo. W
Ely. y. NJ. Dickey. and c. \. Sylvester
of st. Johnsbury. and j. ID. Abbott OF
Barnet. Any vacancy in the board can
he filled by the remaining number
The meeting then adjourned without
day.
The Revival.
We asked one of the gospel worker.
Yesterday what we should say abou
the revival in surrounding towns thi
week. and he replied: Say hallelu
, iah :" This evidently expressed hi
mind and perhaps covers the subject
1t is distastetul to us To 90 int" statistic
of the number of conv ersions, the humble
t who have arisen for prayers. etc. and w
will simply say there is Il deep work o
! grace going forward in this vicinity, in
| Guiding the towns Of DahNille, Peach
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26

Iug. opposite the depot.
Kent y Burdick have opened Il
paint shop i'll the building formerly
occupied lay the FIasiers. near the
depot
1t is the early bird that catches
the worm. Scuter had an arrival OF
spring millinery last night. Season
able
Union meetings at Lyndon Centre,
commencing Friday evening. and con
tinuiug over Sunday, under the au>pi-
ces of the y. VI. G. \.
Isn't it time to talk about building
hall that will seat ljN people, to ;ic-
commodatc prayer meetings and other
religious gatherings?
We trust no reader "verlo"k> the
fourth page of the CdIedonjdh. We in
tend to put several columns of the hes
reading there each week.
\ Young lady student at the st
John>hurN Academy. died 1T her IA
Tiers hous,. in Barnet last Friday. aftc
an illness of Il few days.
There i Il call for Il village meeting
"n Monday evening. April >. to hcal
the report al the committee appointe,
Ia investigate respecting Il steam Fir,
engine.
The meetings at Avenue Hall ar,
:" fully attended and of 81 much inter
est. that il Is proposed to continue then
tor the Present. SUNDAY afternoon al
3 o'clock.
Some communications have to -,
10y this week. including one from Kan.
Sas. acknowledging the receipt of tn,
box of clothing sent Mrs. Asahel Bur
"y the ladies of this place
Key. \. u. Houghtaling has rcSgne,
thr Passionate of the Free Baptist churcl
Al North Danville, and accepted tn,
pastoratr of Il similar church at Ames
bury. Mass. commencing his labor
thrlr the first Sabbath in April.
The article on the outside i'll rcgar
10 the great SNOW storm of June ISIS
VAS doubtless written 10y Mr.. Walton
now of Sherbrooke, but then "a boy /
Ptacham. We believe it WAS his tathe
VII" founded the Vermont Waterman
aud printed it some years in Peachal
before IT WAS moved to Montpelier.
Rev. o. Ruys and wife had Yer
pleasant visit from their friends la'
Friday evening, ut the Free Bapti'
hall. They gratefully acknowledge tn
receipt of 800 present in money, he
sides other valuable presents anon
which were IA silver plated butter dis
aud knife, to Mrs. Roys by the children
Although the past week has II,
been exactly the weather for setting OF
tomat" plants, it is pleasant to thin
That happy time is coming" and wht
IL does come, MI James Hamilton wi
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Franklin County
Premium Dairy Cheese

The subscriber has the h,-~i BAN, jhr,.~r urttr
i'll Franklin County. SAGE and PLAIN. f"I sal, IL
large small quantities
i6ti l.. u HOPKINS.
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Post once Time Table.
ans CLOSE-Boston, 80 a. m.-':3O p M
New York City and Western. 80 a m,
II 30 a III. Northern & Stage mails i:oo
vp1vF-Northern. 9:O5 a. m Southern and
I NM Western Il m-i:33 p m
,,i,- nour~ from 4 \. NJ I" : r. NJ
Railroad Time Table.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
. 9:05 A. NJ.
plan tan ,,,, Montreal 3:0s z. NJ.
K iht Express from Montreal ii''o + H.
GOING NORTH
N,,br Express for Montreal, 80 A. n
e. EXPRESS for Montreal - r N
Mail train. 9, ,
/ .rb.., trains run over the Boston, Concord
Montreal K. K. Ia Wells River ana 'he '""'" Eds
1 m from Newport. s,,- , -,
| Montreal Night Express runs sundays ana no
hi nndaNs
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26

Manufacturers and " h"lr>tl- amt Retail Deal
rT> Spring Beds 4 Lounges. Hair. Wool Tow Top
and Excelsior Mattresses. ph">t"ry Gu"d- and
Stutiings French Lasting. All Wool Rep. Terry
DinaSk \ Hair Seating sofas. Easy hairs. 81
repaired AT short notice. y. Il. SWITSIE
NJ. EASTMAN.
\
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4 Oyd.nsburg X II. Trains.

GOING WEST.
Ned WV a ~
all $50
GOING EAST.
N,d - n
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The Children's Meeting.

Al the Chidren's meeting at the North
Church next Sahhath, al half past T.
the house will he reserved ion the chill
drcu. OF course. after the children are
prov id"d for, every one will he welcome
who can get in but il j. to hr en-
phaticalll It childrcu'> meeting. and all
the children are cordially invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
The Florence Sewing Machine
SWiTSER & EASTMAN.

The sole Retail Agent i"I II JuhnshurN al
thcst celebrated machines j.
a4tf &. i III MrHREN Main Street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26
To The Editor of the Caledonian.

Nh Dear Sir In your last week S
issue, under the head of 1.-The Religious
Awakening" | find the following:
.Members of five churches and from
four different denominations have par
ticipated in it-frOm all the religious
societies in the village, indeed, whose
views respecting the essential truths OF
Christianity so agree as to render such
cooperation practicable"
1t is well known that THE Church
of the Messiah is the only one that has
not taken an active part, rs il church,
in the union meetings that have been
held in this place. On reading what
is quoted above. the impression has
been made on many minds, that
this church does not hold to the essen
tial truths of Christianity. | wish to
say that "The Church of the Messiah
is IL professcd Christian church. with
its confession of faith its church ordi-
uances. and all the essential elements
that make up Christian church in this
community of churches. AS confes-
sion of faith. this church adopts what
is called the "Winchester Confession
which was adopted 10y the Universal
lists three quarters of il century ago
1t is brief but comprehensive, as fol-
lows:
ARTICLES OF FAITH.
Ixt ..ta haliar.. tbnt IN. Hal 4
Scriptures of the Old and New Tesla,
mcntS contain IL Revelation of the char
acter of God. and of the duty. interest
and final destination of mankind.
Art. ID. We believe there is one
God whose nature is love; revealed il
one Lord Jesus Christ. by one HOLY
Spirit of Grace, who will finally restore
the whole family of mankind to holi
Ness and happiness.
Art 3D.. We believe that holmes,
and true happiness are inseparably con
nectrd. and that believers ought t,
maintain order, and practice goo,
works. for these things are good anC
profitable unto man"
This church -ndeavoIs to maintain
all the doctrines and precepts taught il
/ the Gospel of Christ. We give specia
emphasis to the Importance of faith il
Christ. aud the love of Christ in tn,
heart. manifested in the daily life
In the efficacy of prayer, i'll the doc
trinc of repentance. in the necessity o
religion in the church. in the family an,
the individual heart. We have the fulles
confidence.
BY inserting the above in your mex
issue. N"u will correct Il wrong i'm
/ preston. mnimtemti"nally made 10y your
self and much ohligr.
Yours with Christian regard
Is. NJ. TILLoTSoN.
l.. NIu...l. ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26

Mr.. II. b. Davis. tor the last ten
years and more connected with the
CdlttioHjdn. leaves the present week to
take charge of the Waterman office ut
Montpelier. Mr.. Davis learned the
printing business in that office. and il
must he some satisfaction To him. AT
ter Years of absence. to have 81 loud Il
call t" return there rs to take him away
from Il place of ;" many and such strong
attachments a> st. .)ohnShuIN. The
best wishes of the CaietlOnidn. and all
its attaches III the present and during
these last ten Years. 20 with him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-03-26

be ready to furnish you all you need
from his new place, corner of Webster
and Paddock streets. Meantime. if
you want any thing i'll the line of flow
him call.
B. f. Rollins has made and sold
forty five horse-pOweIs for threshing
and saving machines the past year, and
is not vet up to his orders. He believes
in making n good thing and making it
well. One of his horse powers has
been III constant Use On the Passumpsic
road for fourteen Years, and promises to
do good service for Years to come.
The police have recently seized
$50 worth of liquor from il st. Johns
bury druggist. What . in the model
village" where Hepworth Dixon couldn't
get Il drop ?-!St. 4ibdns Messenger.
Would our friends at st. Adams have
the distinguished English guest drink
one dollar and eighty cent alcohol ?
That is the kind of liquor the police
seized from Il ST. Johnsbury druggist. .
The latest news from our friends
abroad is that Mr.. Rankin had just come
down from Ncsuvius. where he he had
been looking into the "crathur'S mouth,
we suppose MI. Jewett and party were
pushing on to Egypt: DR.. Brooks had
just started on his second trip for the
Bahama islands and Mr.. Southgate.
after seven weeks of illness. was again
able to do full duty III his mission field
at Atlanta.
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st. ssumsburp Galedunian.
Post once Time Table.

,,,,,n.hurv. Vt, Friday. Mar. 20. 1873.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-01

ont with the spundu les Tor the
team, whether he took his late tur-
tie do7s cut or no, he laid himself
down and by fearful ,iiort was
waited into the vale ot dreams,
where he dreamed of a full aedged
listillerv, where benzine was ran
ling like water. He awoke a
hanged man and has said that he
viii never, never think of spending
nis weeks wages upon horse flesh
again, never, never Helena
Work..
The Osceola times., 1875-05-01
POKER ON THE RAIL.
A Game in Which Two Aces and
q Revolver Beat a Full
Hand.


.>oresson'eacs orile Young ton % } Banner
An incident occurred on a recent
trip which | made over the UnioI
Pacific winch may be oi interest I,
Your readers, as it WAS al one u n
oi uncommon interest TO ne. ",
were rolling along between Sal
Lake Mud Omaha when | made my
way INTO the smoking ear Ia enjoy
n cigar. ] noticed group gathcr
ed in the centre OF the car. an,
.crowding my way up found two
men gambling. One WAS a wei
dressed man, bearing ;he genera
appearance ofa black'cg; HE otho,
Was vcrltable miner, Just as hc
came from the mountains, witt
long grizzly beard, rough, coarse.
and dirty clothes bat with lots q
gold. The play was for quite larg,
stakes, and | beard the whisper
that the gambler Was about t.
fleece tho miner, and much sympu
thy was manifested for him.
The game-draw poker-stil
went on, with hardly word spo-
ken by the players, TIL finally
Yhen D large sum was on the board,
the gambler, being called to show
iis hand, threw down three ace.
and two queens, and reached TO
the money. TIE miner stretched
over and held his hand, and TAI,
down two aces. showing OF courc
five aces in the pack. He thet
reached back and drew large ma
w revolver, cooked it, placed Tia, !
.muzz'e directly between The eye
of the gambler stll holding his I
hand. Not n word was spoken |
but each locked steadily into III, /
eyes OF the other Soon the han,
began to quietly move from III
money, the form OF the gambler t.
draw back, and still tie revolve
followed. lie stepped mo tn
aisle, ana here TIE scene bocam, |
50 uninterestln. to me ard seyera
others present that we dropped mn
der the seats.
The gambler slowly backed to
ward the door, with the revolver
following Till the door was reach
ed, and he passed ont. The mine,
rooly let down the hammer of his
revolver, replaced it in his pocket
swept the money from the boar
'rto his pouch, quietly lighted h
pipe and settled back in his seat g.
II nothing had happened. II |
siranges, part OF the whole businos,
Was that not a word WAS spokvi
irom the time the gambler laid l.
ihreo cards on the board till l., |
passed out OF the ear door.
The Osceola times., 1875-05-01
THE 81 ~.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

The approach of the Presidential election gives
unusual Importance to the events aud descnp,a.
mcnis Of lS15. We hal cndeatur to describe
n sm fully, hithfully aud icarlcssly
THE WEEKLY sun has now attained n circu-
laiirn ofoyer seven thousand copies lts +, ad-
,rs arr found In every state and territory, aud
ITS quality is well known To the public We
shail not only ,ndcayug To keep Il mlly NJ . the
old standard, butte Improve and add 70 its yarie-
~ and power
thorough newspaper All the news Of the day
will be found IN II condensed when unimpur-
tant. NJ full length when Of IN 'nent, ard alway-
We trust treated in clear, Interesting and IN
structiyr manner
IL il our aim 10 make the WEEKLY sun the
b - family new. apcr In the world Ii viii be
lull OF entertaining and appropriate reading of
moot scrupuioGs ind delicate taste II will al.
ways contain IA. mo-t inttrt sting stories ana ro-
manres OF the day. carefully selected ami lrgibly
printed
feature in the WEEKLY sun. and it, articles
viii always be found igesh and useful to the
farmer.
The number of men inderend-ut in politics Is
increasing. \ d the EEkll Sun is their pa
per especially. n belongs TO no party ami
ubeys no dictaiinn coutrndjng t'r principle aud
Tor The election II the best men II exi oses the
cor uptiun that disgrace, the country and threat
ems The oy rfiow ut republican institutions II
has no ie r Of kuRycs, and seeks no favors from
their supporters.
ne hldlktt~ OF every kinu ana tlc fashions
re. arlN relurcd In IL columns
rice Of the tfhll Sun is on. dollar
year iut sheet ci eight y ,grs aud my six col.
umn- As this barely pays thceNrenst oi paper
and printing. Ne are not shlC To make any dis
count or allow any premium to friends VII, may
make special tcoTts Ia extend its circulation
nlrr the nCw iaw which requires payment oi
postage ~ a vance. one dollar year with twen.
" cents the cost uf prepaid postage added is The
rate OF subscription. II Is not u.cy.ssay 10 get
up club IN ordes 10 have the WEEKLY 81 y az
this rate Any one who sends one dollar ami
tw cnty cenis VIII get the paper. ostl ai, Tor
year
We have no travelling agen,s
TUE WEI Ll SIN Eight pages. hfty siN
culumu~ only Sl2J 4 year. pustss" prepaid
No discounts f,om ihls rule
he bA Ll Sun -A large four rage news
paper Of tw 'rty eight columns Daily crcuia
tl',u oN.t l.h,Hh. Al the news flr tao ctuts
suhscripIion. postage prepaid, - cents mouth,
or $3.50 year. To clubs OF 10 or over, "A discount
Of % per cent. Address,
"IHt SUM- New York CITY
The Osceola times., 1875-05-01

1t Is mighty hard thing when
a NICE young man, full OF happiness
and love ior hs dGlcina, is left
out IN the cold, and that toe hv HE
cherished one the apple Cf his ryc.
There II young man IN this town
ho is what the young ladies tenn
II real nice young fellow, the old
ladies call him a real good moral
Young man and fine catch. This
young man long thought of drive
10 where the trees grew proiusely
and where the birds sing sweetlv
and where nature comes out in
I'LL her most gorgeous beauty. The
drive was arranged 10 be with hi,
most con ectionary," and when
all the arrangements were made his
happiness was complete--he felt
tall enough TO look over a SIX foot
er with u plag hat on. But how
natural is 1t FOR humanity, poor and
:rah as we arc, to hope and have
sas most JOY tHi ;hoagh,s for Xix.
Oar yorng man. n few days prior
2, tho t,nae hSed sbr thu "dyive :"
'sas told that h,s d. had chang, d -.
.iiow womsnish) She dropped a
;sss>ler line 10 the nice Young man
lhss fshs was sorry she oouldn Z,
- iss she eosldn'i." After real
sisR sAaa hs would have TO come
The Osceola times., 1875-05-01
Scr0fula, or Kings Evil. White

Swelling, Ulcers. Ery-ipc.a-, SWclici Ne,s,
,.o.trc, Scroulou, lu.lammaliou> ludu'est
determinations, Mrrruual Affections O,s
-u.cs EruptuHs of the Skin. Sore Eye. ~.
In these, Is, IN E.i other constitutional IA.
a.ss's, NALHEH's NiSEGkR NrERs have
huwn their great curative powers l. jau
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