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THE AMERICAN PBRRY. , 1 0 I H Hi , ! ' l ' . t l i, ! ill' AD 4 im SMI' 4 ' lti.r ii A .1 Ma mi. 4 i i ' It... I. I. i,.n lHii ! RE il TH SM t II u i i tu T. ii.-oih 4 M,i !'! t-l 'h ctil it) v ifn a'M' aei!tiRmM fimn In t in mm linn U,t f hijw-nl m ii'iii'i'k' t'', t.' lln r (id pt, -mallf I, M tti!uU tl llll'WHl. t H ! coy, Uiftl titan? ha-wiled an I mt it th-lr ',iu-t in the wHi nipl to tMin n ptuvr i itrc' ft-oin w il limit ( Uit j:nt TM h r ilrvmlfol hard ship, KiMinis particularly on the alelt,: t delicate W i 'turn, II liil fhiiiif 'II. VrloudlMHe I enn loapnwi among tlu iit, h ljlili vii ii by tho it. a I of sum mer, mill tho uiihuleorm banl In which Un'V were !.' I '"tiHtn'I. JUil n tlm ivt.iitj' ninth if tln inoiiih n i in'i(l j'iuil Kniiiil throuiihout tlu nnnunum (bmiIIU', by n onliT Hm rvfty liomi nliottM lm pidv iilcil with mipilit'i of wnti'v; n hinvy hi'in bnlimnt Mug Xnfti'il iliitli) thu night, tif which tlm ir1mll t-lTci't would 1h to lynlte tlu town In inoiy qnnrUr. All wn cimfuMlon; it tut uniontf othiT jnwuutUmH tho lrtiriiow'iloi,l hlUmi'to mfi'i In Ihu t'hutvh, wuw roniovt'tl Into pluiHiio( dtroutcrm't'iu'lty. WVIIm, lony nlmw tlfiod up, Wi'W Holi'ck'd to rt-iHilvo it, tul coVit"oil with (ivory jirtlclo bout ouU'iituU'il to n'icl tho (limuni'oim do-tiit-nt. In thU nervh'1! Mngrulh nmilo hlniMi'H mo tincful, thiit CdloiH'l Murray jimlU-uliuly notloi'il hU tictlvlty, tinil tho cowl 'tiHH tlmt mui'kiul hn fro qucnt, tiifcotloiiH( whllii Ahlormitn Crowo ohMorvi'd to hli fiictoluni, Unit it Brjfiu'd llttln hliort of iniuliH'Ht In tho li'iullnc nioti to follow thu t'ounml of tin iM'ktiowh'ilk'oil )UilHt In a mutter of mie.h Iinpdi'tn tii'n, Tho wily follower of UiIm hnruwt xeulot hud gnod i'ium to know thttt Mncrnth w felriecre; ulneo ho hud hlniHolf mieli ftvqurriL eoininiinliiutlon with tho fiuiny M cimlilod him to identify every other tmllor within tho wnlli! Ikj wun ono of thoHii iiiiroliiiw Blilo chitriuUe.ru who tuny iilwiiyn ho re lied on by tho blghcht bidder, and u chief Htfootof TyreoniKil'M rolttlned him nt a hiitulnoino irleo, I to hud um-er-tnlned tunny nrlie,ularn relutlntf to Mitgnith, nnd whm iuruint tneitmires to rid thfi giu'rlMon of (hid mo likely to bfcotne vHutblo bti jH'f In utruBch, Tho bonibiirdiiniiitdld not titkn iiitei; but on tho first of Juno it few tdiellti wero thrown (luiitin tho nlcht, nnd on tho morrow nn tneetmiinl flro win jioured In from tho cnetny'u jftinn; they imd, in tho uoui-Mt of tho fow jireeidluc dityi, ootiMlrueted no leu Until nix teen fortu, on which to mount theno .-nclncii of dextruction. It wttn now Unit Ma gritlh, for tho flrtit time, took jiitrt in olTonnlvo jiri'piinttloimi for ho ttuBhited to citHt lender! (mil, inounllii tho rool of bonnet! with cool lntreildlty to atrip tho iniitul from them, while hot wit flying In every direction nround him, Hut tho following dny wiw nutiked by a nhdwcr of IkiiiiIii, which inflicted grcitU-r dHiiittgo thim hud yet been now tallied, nnd it fierce itmsuult from tho bcdlegcrii brought tho combat to tho very wall of tho town, "ThU Id terrible," wild Ellen, fl tho chutr on which ho lny rocked with eoncuKidon; but her look culm nnd licr foi tltudi; unnhukcn. "Iim't H alilenwd thing that they went taken away from all thl cvliy" whlniM red Hiiano to Hindi. Tho old nuin had, foe corno tlmo paat, given hit attention to tho Word of God, an continually ipoken in hi hearing by Ilawll. Conveyed in hi native tongue, Kcrltituro truth came homo to hU tmderiitandlng with a plain ruma of in telllglbility never iKiforo felt. Ho did not ofu n aak to bo indulged in thin way, but a aort of reatloaancaa fre quently came over him, which yielded to nothing clue; and when onco that aound reached bla ear, it aubaidud Into plcnacd attention. Mngrath waa tho flrat totiotlco thla; and, atruck with tho almllarlty of hi cau to that of old DcnnU, he would Heat blmaelf on tho low ttiHil, and read from hla inanii acripta, until, aa ho aald, ho fancied hlmaolf a goaaoon again. It waa a feaat indeed to th Lady of M'Aliator, when, employed at her knitting, aho wiiK-hed and prayed over thla Interact ing aceiwi and xiov Kllcn, with cyea halfcloaed in delighted Attention, fol lowed , the language, to her perfectly Intelligible. Ihtall aeemed engaged witfi hiaown book, occaalonally Intro dtu'lng a remark aa pannage of par ticular applicability occurred In Ma grath 'a reading; and, amid the bitter trial of that calamltou seaaon, the voice of pralae wn Inccaaantly called forth on behalf, not only of Magrath, butofShBne. On thU dreadful day, however, tho former wa abaent with Ilryan, and every exploalon ajioko in audible menace concerning thoao abroal. 'I have teen in many peril," re marked Baall? "but auch a roar of artillery, auch craahe and burata, 1 never beard. Oh! it 1 ft happy privi lege to know that the Lord who dwel leth on bigh 1 mightier than all thi ! : t I mm l.i hl- U'H I h n " tsit i n;- Hi. Hiimin ti i t,.. k that mill' it :,1 a N'r '! Sit't I ' I ! KN, I'll A tl I t I J J'tMt' l tit Me HI !,. iii.i Mii'tit ti'bl !! Immli lml n nr the ln'H.e irilt and. khthV toHert.d, and K.Ut H, ln-r inmi luimnv ei.tivii!- Willi 0!iitli, t l Uinni. "tHiinmlinxili. I ! wln-nwill il i ielr li- lin!l I l," t free' "llie-li, iny ibiidi Iniiy tin' Ijord'a I. Uiiie, I'lilii lHe oiul haii' In f pi r- fivt tteik, littl real l iar," Nlioiil and aeii'aiioi, inoiv appalling than I duo, were now heard; ex pliialnti io-i ebm il 111 Varloua illceC tlon. Mini the niilphiiroii chwda of dene aituihe drifted piol, Until the glrl'a lung Were opprvaaod almoal to ptifTia-aUon. (Jeiilly i nlaed by her aged attendant, aho atruggled long under the parommna of ciughlng; and then annk down aobblng for breath, and pre Hetitiiig auoh a apectaclo of hoMleai aulferlng, that Hluiuo Averted hlaeyea, groaning bitterly, while the othera looked on and wept, Kill Inatead of dlaperalng aa uaual, tho anioko Inctenaed ao fnat aa to aug geat an apprehenalon of the city having taken tiro, Another thundering ex ploalon ahook tho houae, and acvcral pauea of glim fell from tho window. Kuahlng through tho aperture, tho choking funic now whirled in eddlea round tho apartment, and Kllen'a In firm aupporter wero themaelvea be ginning to need aupport, when the door hnailly opened and cloaod again; and nryiin, catching up Ellen from hor couch, boro her rapidly Into an Inner room, returning for the Lady, whom ho dragged rather than led to tho anmo place, giving no heed to her queatlona; reaching again tho outer apartment, ho bolted tho door after him, Then, cltiHping hla hand on hi forehead, ho aald, "There arc Union when I feid u If on tho very verge of Inaanlty, Hut a moment aince, I looked with tearlcaa and reckleaa cyo on tho mangled bodle of friend long endeared -now, tho bnro recollection madden me." "Yet bo calm, Think of the chrla lliui'a perfect peace." i-f do , hut, I had forgotten ohm of our poor aoldler inmate ha been deaperately wounded, they arc bearing hltn hither for that cauao I bolti d the door. Can you endure tho alghty" "Ay, nnd play the leech too, if need ful; I am inured to all, Tho party now arrived, homing' tho poor aoldler, whoao leg waa completely ahatteivd. They carried him up to hi apartment, followed by Hitall, while Mluino atrewed italic over tho ciiiiiaoti cd floor, and Ilryan wont to break the mutter to tho lad lea, "It I all well, my love," u!d the Lady; "wo will attend him with every care,' Ellen naked for Mngrath. "When I last aitw him ho wa coin munlcnllng aomething to Walker, There ha been dreadful work, but tho iiaaatilt la repelled, chiefly through tho Intrepidity of tho women." "O Ilryan! am you not thankful con cerning our mother and Letltlft?" "I am, I am! From tho church bat tery I looked down, and rejoiced over their quiet reatlng-plaee, It I all well, Ellen; and aa to ua, tho Ixird fight for III peraocuted church, There I aomo Invlaiblo wall of flro around u." "It la even o," rejoined tho Lady, with a look of triumph; "horaea and chariot of fire aurround ua, and wo are Impregnable in tho bulwark of prayer Come, kneel; for III earl ever open, and III eye behold, while HI ahlold defend ua." Hho poured forth aatraln of Interceawory aupplleatlon for her country, and in glowing faith com mended the eauae of Ilia church to their gloiiou Head, During tho whole of tho week, havoc and deatructlon wero carried into tho city; not aatlalled with execution already done, their bcaioger Incrcaacd the al,o of the bomb, atrlklng down houaeatifid killing number of all rank and olioine. Halted horelleah waa al moat tho only meat now dlacoverablo, and of thla they had but by a tolerable atore, On tho Friday evening Magrath entered, hi countenance clouded In an unuaual degree, and aeated hlmaelf aa If scarcely conaelou where he waa, "What' come over tho boy ?" naked Shane, anxloualy, Ho received no anawer, but on a almllar queatlon from Hryan, Magrath replied that ho muat leave tho city bo- fore dawn; adding, that ho hoped to return In two day, IComonatranee and entreatle enaued, which at Jaat compelled him to nay that he hud boon aummoncd by hi piieat to confoaalon preparatory to the festival of Ht, Col ombklll "Confeaalon," ejaculated Ilryan "aurely, Magrath, you are not About to betray the confidence ao freely repoaed In you?" Nothing, your honor, barring what my clergy can require." "And that i juat everything! Ho aides, I could not believe you to bo ntlll under thla irrational thraldom." "I it that I ever turned my religion air?" i 1 it - It ' (ll, til I. "U !,. u . I l (. ,i Us " r . f ft 'iiitt .1 I I ' "'I'V. -I (in ii'tf lna t'.iUrtiff ) ai'), Mj'wMi, IhU i imh.Iim .i Wiii.tlie i in wif i In Otv Rll l fl'l , III, I SSjU. lil l( i-n'l fitr im .i it. pilt tlJ t S i ? J I'l lit ! ' ", hone'"' mid HtiRini, ;lnl W ha! (,.!, . mmUl Jmt nn!, itetl llii Sailor llim. if l n ioly In it a- .l fixylx Jno" "Turn Uliil lie I; but Me II tlidn't lie llitn. If any, 'II' ar Hie i lunch?' " Tlii I' d .! n aitfuno'O', ill whlcli lli jaa, the I ,t1y, anil H,tll tonk pni, MiiCinlli lo mil thein patiently, hut maintain! ,i that, a a iiH iiiiwr of tb church he waa bound too'a y hi prlcat. lb Nibled that the la -alcgeil Would piiibitbly enjoy a fi'aidto on Sunihiy, an It wa to li kept In the I rlalt army. llefot'ii ai'pitrallng for Ihu night, the Lady addrcaaed them In a aoleinn tone; "Mark m, Larry Mngrath, If you Imw tho knee at that confcNalonul, invoking departed anlnta to hear and Intereoile. you reject the aole Mediator who Mtanda buween you and an offended Cod. If you worahlp tho wafer, you make tho croaa of Chrial of noeffoct, owning another aneiillco than that which Cod appointed, and committing Ukewlao the deadly aln of idolatry. Trillo not with your aalvatlon, for you totter on the brink of eternal llamea. Takt with you thla warning, from one who una bural the yoke, and know It to bo a link of perdition." Ellen, with tear, Implored him to tho anmo effect; and 1 In h! 1 advanced a boat of Scripture evidence aguluat hU purposed deed. Tho poor fellow waa, however, Inflex ible, though evidently dlatreaaed; and before daybreak ho wua puat the gate, under it written protection from Ceneral Hamilton, which had been en- cloaed In tho pi'leaf letter. Tho acanty faro of the break faat- table, waa rendered iinnulaUiblii to thoao who Nurrouniled it, not o much by tho tremendous sound that deafened them, a by the dreary feeling which Mngrath' abaenco produced. The wounded aoldler had died In tho night, mid Una II, who had naaliliioualy at tended him, aeemed exhausted by fatigue, Hhnno appeared lost In pain ful ruminatlona; nnd tho Lndy bowlf wit unusually cuat down, Ellen wept a Ilryan prepared to depart, and argued that they would loan him too; but her brother checked the iiitifnuir- Ing expression, reminding her that Iflr doubt of hla continued preservation would lai tho worat omen of their own fulfilment., Ho urged thorn to be much In prayer for Magrath, lis wella for hlnmelf, and left tho dwelling with a heavy heart; for in Magrath ho had lost the voleu which always spoke some ehoorlntf word as they crossed the threshold. Colonel Murray was one of the first persons whom ho met, and ho Instantly Inquired where Ilryan where Ilryan had left hi shadow. Obtaining n promise of aecrecy, M'Allatcr acquainted him with the fact, At which the colonel expressed no small annoyance, hinting that he questioned how far they wero juatlllod In permitting him to depart, "Ho you doubt hi fidelity?" naked ilryan "Why, I cannot if I would; but the mutter burnt) of a perplexing character Ho many deaertlon take place, that, in fact, wo cannot hope lo conceal any thing; but I felt a aort of regard for that fellow, which render the posslbll ity of hi treachery qulto painful, " A they approached the wulla, Alder man Crowo entiio biiatilng up, and ae coated Hryan, "Ho, Mr. M'AUtor, your trusty follower ha turned traitor, and deserted to thu enemy' "Indeed!" aald tho Colonel, "how I that?" giving Hryan aalgn to be allent, "Why, I'll tell you now, since It' all out. You know I have an attacnou ervarit, who changed hi religion t n tirely out of personal regard for mo and therefore muat be sincere, Ho ha kept an eye on thUfamou gentleman for some time puat, and laat night In' formed mo that he wa going to deaert, having all along maintained ft com munleiillon with the enemy, Thla morning I hear that ho pnaaei'l the Ferry Gate, and waa received with open nrma by hi fellowacoundrela outside. "Well, ho 1 not tho flrat who ha done ao," "1 hope ho may be the last,; but don' notice what I have told you, In fact, Smith desired mo to any nothing until I should hear It from other quurtera, Hedooa not like to claim the reward which hi own fidelity merits," "He shall get It though," aald tha colonel, a aoon aa tho alderman waa out of hearing, "Of the two, I'd far aooner suspect hi convert than your tout-hearted paplat. Keep Hmltli In view, If you can, M'Al later; i mut away to tho guard-house. You ate wht a peppering the macula are dis posed to give u today," Perfectly sure that Magrath wa the victim of lomo treaoherou stratagem, Hryan At once bent hi atop to Alder man Crowe' house, and, on the door being opened by Hmlth, asked flrat if all wa well within, and then whether Ttifc Amiii f.-r olio i Climch f li"tnt'," in rlolli fur Tlim (iUiMt. Tmi.: Am Mm f"r h inimllx hih! iv nf Ilex, eimiU" Women iui'1 lite ('iift j i m m Til K ,M Milt AS' f'r (luco Wni," in iner, for Si ly. ivo Tlii will apply "tilv In nuliaeriliers who py llie mumiiit fur (ho paper in ailvniuc. 1 Any !) aulisi t ilirr wlm will setllo hIhiI lln to i now duo, atxl anul miy nf tin' nlovo iiitioitnl in i(ilv)inc, will liiMUlttloil lo U io book Ihi-v lUsito utnler THIS Will Only be in VY, lirnler tho nhovo arrangement, give yon (he puper at ONK-HAI.K KATE. Thin grout sacrifice is minlo to increase ihc circulation of Tun Amkiucan. We will mini tho paper to any ono, ami the book onlereil in thin way to the party desired. You may give the paper or the hook, as you woe fit, to sotnoono cine, if you so desire, Here is a great opportunity for our friends to do u great work with hut a small expense to themselves. Anyone wishing to avail nnd fill in the following blank, enclose the amount and forward the American Publishing Qo,. I AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., 4IH Slwvly Itluvh, OMAHA, MlUt., (IKNThKMICN; 1'lease find enclosed f which please send TIIK AMERICAN ,........ f to tho following address, ho had aeon or heard anything of his man, Matfrath. "Nothlntf. sir; aure I haven't been ouUldo today, The hist I aaw of Ma- (trath, he wa walking past with you ynatorday, I hope no harm' come over the honest lad," JSrynn turned away, and seeking out Hoaa, told him all that had occurred . Hit wa not a little gratified to find hi impi'tuoii friend a perfectly convinced of Mairrath' Integrity, and Hmlth'a perfidy, aa hlmwlf; hut how to make th'Ir conviction available, In the dreadful atnto of tho town, waaadKII culty which they could not surmount. "Mit ti to tlio churon nattery," aani I teas, "and tnko a look around u," To he Continued, WHY BOOKS ARE CHEAP, A M lilii 1 hat 1'rliil and Fiilil Thr IIhhuhikI l',ary Hour, Th"r nm variou ruuiora and tab' foatliiK about town among Uiohm in th Imalneati wtncernlng aomo wonderful rna chlnery over on the west aide of tho city In a certain monstrous book making tahllahment. The "novel machine" i a large weh proa alrnilar to the kind newapaiMfr art printed on, but arrantcd to take curved electrotype of each pag of a book In tend of a single large metal cyllndet easting, There are two cylinder, on each of which HI jiagn may b aerewed And a the long atrip of pair gow through, flrat one aide la printed and ther, the other, making ft poaaible to print gS pagn at every revolution. The atrip ol pnjier, aftor being rarried over rollcn which dry the Ink, I cut, toliled ami brought together In tho ahapo of A mall Tolnmw, with the edge all trimmed, Ev ery time the great cylinder gee round it novel la printed, folded and trimmed, ami 8,000 of these are turned out every hour, while, if It were noceaanry, 7,000 or B,00(, might be the ipiota. From the printing pra these bookt are carried to a llttl machin thatlookt llko a aewttig machine, and two wire titche are taken in tho back of each, Tha atltched volume are then carried ti tha covring machine, where they are pel Hide to aide in a long feeding trough, A I the end of (Id I a little compartment Urge enough to take a book, carried on an eudlea chain miming over wheel at each end. Indeed, there are a aeriei of little compartment on thi chain, and M the chain move Along each one re ceive a book, Aa the book proceed u wheel running In a glnepot prew against it back, smearing it with glne. A little farther Along there U a pile of We will iiw t i.ul person, cither oM or New Suhseriher, the following; -; fifi;iii n !!))' uf II v Cliiuh rlulli, fur Ono 1 .l)m iiikI Tifi v innlttlia lllnl it rojiV nf IJi'V. .1 01 ill (Vnl. GREAT OFFER Operation Until themselves of this most wonderful 442-13-14 Shoely and oblige, Yours truly, cover tmit come tip at just the right moment, leaving a cover atkklug to tie, gluey back of the book, In thi way B0 hook can bo covered every minute, Two hundred nnd fifty thouaand of these paper covered novel are thu turned outevery two week, and extra edition of 50,000 or so are often worked in belde. New York Commer cial Advertiser. Tha I,st RiiicIUIi lUlilflt. Tho game of the world"! decmtalng, And a new land are opened to clvllia tlon so It will get lea and lea. In the Btrtig(1 for existence, there will bo no room for the sportsman, III require ment will grow more modest a time advance, but they will not bo aaflfied, Tho last llritlah wolf wa killed in Huth erlandahire about the year 1700 by a man named Poison, Who will lo handed down to poaf erit y a the alayer of the last llritlah rabbit? What a pathetic picture might be drawn of the laat cook pheas ant! I'crhap om Macaiilay of the fni dlatant future may astonish hi reader by hi account of what went on in thn rural district of Great Britain In tha nineteenth century, He would relate how, owing to tha Acantinea of the population, men ned to nhoot partridge and pheaant by the thousand on ground then and for gener ation past the site of immense town: telling how the great garden of England, then mapped out into small tenement, each laboriously and minutely culti vated, with no waate of wood or hedge row, used in those far away year to bo furiously ridden over by hundred of horsemen In pursuit of an animal long since extinct in the land and only known to the curious in old book of natural biatory. -Huciiillliiu'A Magazine, Kroni li Ar unit and Wealthy Aliuika)r. The one extravagance of drea of the French servant girl He in having her beat gown made by a dressmaker lnatead of making it herself. Hence hercorangea alway fit her well, and her plain stuff costume baa a degree of style about it which aho i fully capable of appreciat ing. The ladle of the ao called hour jreol aet-tho wive and daughter of rich shopkeeper and manufacturer very rarely Indulge in rich fashionable toilet. Mine, liouclcaut, the foundreaa of the Hon Marche, wa worth million njKn mllliona, Alway arrayed In black silk or aatin of excellent quality, but made in the plaineat possible etyle, she looked to the laat hour of hor life jnat what she was the greateat and richest ohopkeeper in Part poaibly, but itill a hopkeeper, and one that never tried to look like anything different. When the dAtwbter of one of these wealthy tjzt:: cliini.jin ' 'I'ttiv Viai in thi at, Uiff ci,iui,iiiv' "Tin1 l'ri Ccnl. l. I'ulton'a "WIlV Pfifal SllOlj , Iho nbovt- eonilitioii. January 1, 1894. opportunity will pleaso cut out same to the IBloolc, 1893. , .....for ....and a copy of people marries, tier trousseau 1 usually very superb, but the famous master of the art of drea are aoldom or never called upon to exert their inventive tal ent in her bohalf.Ltiey Harper In Homo Journal, How Att l(i-lt a I.nreiiuitl, Experiment made by the Bolentiatu appointed for that purpose by the French government ahow that the resistance of the atmosphere to the motion of a high peed train often amount to half tho to tal resistance which the locomotive muat overcome, Two engines, of which the resistance wa measured repeatedly and found to be 11) pound per ton at 87 mile per hour, were coupled together and again tried, In tho second trial the re-, ulstance fell to H pounds per ton, the ecotid engine being shielded from at mospheric resistance by the flrat, It Atrike mo that there i an Idea for ome Inventor half unmasked in thi Item, Bt, Lotil Republic, A Slgo of Oeed llrxKclllitf. One of the moat convincing sign of good breeding la respect for other people' rlghta, We all auhaciiho to that state ment in theory. Yet how many of nn alway remember In any public place, in the t reet car or at a hotel table not to introduce tho two subject thai are Inevitably cert aln to hurt some one pres entreligion or politics? Women are not exempt from dabbling In politics, though generally professedly Ignorant of public affair, Honietlme their speoche apripo of one' favorite politician re mind one of the hint conveyed In the as sertion that (lie waap can atlng a well without it head a with it, Chicago Mall, V Tho gold mine of Peru were o rich J that Atalmallpa, to buy hi ransom, filled ft room 22 by 17 feet to a height of "C 0 feet with golden veaaela. When ineltei' may proouco'i f io,inu,nu or gold, The Yezidee, a peculiar Turkiah wel , cut off tho head of any one who lnad- j, vertently apeak tho word "devil," "a- v tan" or Anything with a similar mean- tog. yf It la a ttrnfl honored eoulnni In Otilnov ... . - ..... , , Fla,, to an ii to a newly married couple by firing a cannon, Thi I to remind them that tho battle of lifo liai fairly begun, When Maha Mongkut, father of the present king of Hiawi, died in 1808, hi body wa embalmed and left sitting in state for noarly a year and a half. It is said that a pinch of salt placed on the tongue and Allowed to dissolve Alow ly is helpful in sick headache. r
