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Alaid Ahlied [< Tsimshian] 
n. See 1923 quote.
- 1894 [In May, 1862] Mr. Duncan decided on establishing a village to be known as Met-lah-kat-lah, with the following regulations: (1) To give up "Ahlied" or Indian deviltry; (2) to cease calling in conjurers when sick. . . .
- 1923 (1961) There is among the Nishgas a Society called the Alaid, a semi-secret Society, consisting of four degrees of mysteries to be initiated into which is the ambition of every Indian who can afford it.
- 1894 [In May, 1862] Mr. Duncan decided on establishing a village to be known as Met-lah-kat-lah, with the following regulations: (1) To give up "Ahlied" or Indian deviltry; (2) to cease calling in conjurers when sick. . . .