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\ FAcr.-A young gentleman of handsome pro-
perry, BY the Of ofCrawford, moved into town
where he was alured TO the shop Of a rutnsecr,
and became drrlnkard. When much reduced,
and feeling that he should notI i've long IN the world,
he m1do bargain with the r,lrnsellcr, tia; lie
weu!d give TO him the remainder OF his property.
which wa. house and lot. il he would let him
hnve all the nlm he wanted for one wear {bcyond
which time he did not expect 10 livc.) bury him
and pay his funeral charges. The nntseer closed
the bargain. At the end of The year the Young
man found himself alive, though much cmaciated; /; he
reflected on his condition, on the goodness Of God
in spa7ing him, on the awful bargain he had made
with the rumseller. and came to the resolution tha;
he would never more touch the accu1sed poison,
and, as God had let him live, he would become a
man. He fed from the run.ccr leaving home and
land with him, went 10 another place, became rc-
formed and is now doing well, and earning some
thing for himself. Jour. Am. Tenn. Union.


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