A BAD DEBT PAID.

A correspondent of Doctor Cullis, who was unable to collect a debt from

a refractory and worthless debtor, promised to give it to the Lord, if

it was ever paid. The following is his letter:

"Perhaps you remember that the writer, some months ago, asked you to

pray that some money which had been due him a long time, and which to

all human appearance was never to be paid, might by God's interposition

be paid in full. Enclosed, find the full amount, $25, which was paid a

few days since. All glory to Him, who _never, never fails_."

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