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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

LITTLE WANDRRKRS.-The steamer Hi
Livingston, which runs between this city and
Washington, d. c. touching at points on the
Potomac river, arrived here yesterday, having
on board five children named Allison, of ages
ranging from one to eleven years, the oldest of
whom stated that they were from Westmere-
land county, Va, and had been placed on the
vessel by party to them unknown, with IN .
stTuctIOns TO seek ont relative of their
motners named Stevenson. Captain Frey, of
the Southern district police, took charge of
them, as they were IN q very destitute con
dition with regard to clothing, and endea ored.
out unsuecessfuily, to find their relative. They
were then placed in charge of the ChildrenSs
Aid Society. They stated that their father was
living in Westmoreland, and their mother is in
Philadelphia under treatment for some dis ,ase.
Inc precise point at which they were placed
on board was not learned.-BdIt. Cdzetts, I3ti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

~ q woman named PeaslsS, hvine near
ya9 Win kle's mr. nicnigoh, was stru.k on
The hsnd BY . rattlesoake On TIE Cd. Amer.
killing the reptile, shsAppltsd her lips to the
walked home and was piled with whisky, and
covered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

- The boys AT Ypsilanti, Mich, have form.
ed an "Anti-Tobacco Society,"" ana start out
with twenty-five members.
- There 10 some talk among the woman,s
rights advocates in Philadelphia of running an
independent Presidential ticket, something like
Vice President, Winnie Ream."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

GRACE GREENWOOD is going 10 live in
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
FROM THE WEST.
Democratic Success At Mound City-Train
Stopped by StrikerS

StOFpeu By STIkeTN.
ST. FOUIs, June l3.-The election at Mound
City yesterday resulted in the success of the
entire Democratic ticket. A gam Of one hun
dred.
The trans on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
have been stopped by strikers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
PHALON.s ..PaPHuAN LOTuoN-

prAurrrrno THE ;Ss iSs sSIS AND COMPLEX,
REMoyEs ALL ERIPIIoNs.s EREokLEs,
PiMaLfs apd r.nSsr. HSra skiS s6Sf
FAIR and ElOOMING.
For GENTL1MkN after SHAVING n hes e,Susl
"PAPHIAE LOTION" lie the suy reliable rem
edy Tor diseases and blemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON'& "PAPHIAN SOAP
for the TOILET. NURSERY and BATS win not
FLOR DE MAYO-
..FLO0 DE MAYO.-'
a NEw PERFUME FOB THE HANDkER-
GHIIE REQUISITE, DELICATE, LAsfiNa
PRALoN 4 SON, New York.
eSy Sold by all Druggists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
FLOR DE MAYO.

UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR Prices.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR FAnI-
LIES AND GENTLEMEN
e4-so Per Day, SIS Per Week, 500 for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
At Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE Isr TO oCroBER isr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
or A. LELAND a 90
my M.w&ssw setroeoiitsn f,stel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

NEw yoRK-yIKsr poAnp.
all Street Ts-Say.

NEw feRk- June l9.-Stoeks dull. Govern
ments stronger. Old bonds, Ia; new, u.
Nirglnias, new, SS; eS-ccupons, sSA N1rsh
Carolina's, new. Ga: ex-coupon esl: Gold.
lSa. Money 3ss per cent. Exchsl y lOk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

LAND SALx-P. NeOsaeksa & Bro, land
sesntr, have sold Ar: ym, s. .Snitl's fEA
town, cenaapinG two huadred scrs, 10 1T.
DapieI o. MateADvo vof Kent coanty, Trylsud,s
for TIVE thousand dollars; one fheusand Ave
hundred cash, the balance IN twelve months.-
PTedeyickstHrg Ta.) LEDGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GREHNBRIER co w. VA


These Springs, SO long and fsvorably known to
the seekers Of health q nd pleasure, will n
,ss s Of lGJ june ns Win 2.
ments and general refurnishing Of the est .o.i.a
nent We viii be prepared for the comfortable ac-
commodation OF from l0tssH hsa<rsd 70 teo tsos-
10 Hot an and Warn suph,r Baths. 40 .m,n..,,v r
yiceable in connection with the internal use Of
these alternative waters. always At the command
On .; 3 q !Ss best City BaSps 4; SE MUSIC Yin ss
the Dse Of those who may desire 70 indaiss ip i
horseback or carriage exercise.
chi idren under 10 yesTs ana coIored .eSssuss, half
price; white servants according TO accOmmeds-
No effort or xpenss viii he spsr-d en- the part Of
the Proprletor., % manage this estaelishnest 10
visitors In every respect -
white Sulphur Syringe. W. Va. ASsii az :. iss.
~ For . full account Of the MEDICINAL Erri-
Saey AND APrLIcA Silly oftssss Sssers g yertica-
sookaAm s,s on the sinsrsI Ws.ers We Of sSs
i!Ii. I'LL sis'F; Il: m SsRii siii Fi
PHUR sPRIE0e, oontsisise mach valuable d.
sSs4; Il siH 81. =; r... :.
6SSsyIiEi SsE Il A1sros II \ =
k.iI, thence By liss LIE q st.s. Ccsehss On 4
GOLLECROlp 0FVloR,
~, UNIrED ssAfEs IsIERxAL REVENUE. !.
q w..HrxaIen. p1cI.Ist Sss e 2 xoesS M asrA.
xss,a ssS ,ss g ATssy ssyss ssst on Ae ssvssn Of
, assn, iSes, - s.asss = the hsnds Of Adams %,
- ns,ssss i.y ses Cit. IeTks4 hsI 4 fssSs,s
sss on ssssiss ss. esnd . soassla "a -.
SSSsSlne tSosece, w1ehoue sDz iesIectf0n brsnds
Sc. Sc !: - :i's: =: = =
.lI is:,ss :.
q tkk e0cs ed msAD sseh claf = uish1n {3i5&
I'd coueSI6 vin b daily con nscsssd ssd so1 -
sses e.es''' ds . TIE A'iaf;s afS fSSTtbuavs,s
NJ klsvlv o. Q. Collector Int. kev' fcr 6 %
NAFf b0UH1TDihAvH D0U177l5f
SAILoRs and MARINTs tspd h.,r,-sn Ia.
Cd during the late var for three yearS On he SAs
ehAay'e 81 Baltioore or AnnaIolis vhsfher g.
q cslilng rIsn @ writing 70 ". Il. TiLEsfoS
2A1 y street, " Weshipgtoa, d. q. ,sl-eoiS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

CURIoue ELoPRMENf.--AndreW I.arimsr, an
Iowa State Senator, representing the Daven
port district, and q man Of much property.
elOped fum hls home . Week o. two 6go, viii
the vile Of hts brother.in-laW, tAhine her tour
Children anA leaving his own wife and four Of
his own children in Le Claire. He was last
seen - Cheyenns, on bis wsy 70 California.
He constderatelS senttn his resignation q day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

WAeHrseroS, June q, Ises jay Oeofe y
10. furnses the following Qucnncns OF 0cv-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

SENATOR WADE Nor CAnDIpArE poR
CoNeRkss.-The Portage County (Ohio) Dem.
oerat, une ION, says :-.s The attention II Hon
b. +. Wade having been called to the tact that
movement on The part Of some Of has partial
friends WAS being made In the nineteenth DIS.
u let TO 6rihg forward hls name O. q caudidate
for the lower branch Of fCougress, he stated une-
qulvocally that such movement has not his
anction, and authorizes md requests M 70 say
that he 10 n0e candidate for the positiou, that
the use Of his name Is wholly unauthorixed.
and that he does not desire ths place. /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

PRIEST SENT TO PRIsON.-Rev Lambert
Young, a Catholic priest, il in jailat Frankfort
Ny, for refusing to testify as TO facts which
came within his observation while endeayor.
Ing, at the solicitation of the civil authorities
To dissuade the crowd from mod violence when,
in January last, negro was lynched for al
legged violence upon an Irish glrl in that neigh
borhood. He claims that, having been per
mitted to 60 INTO the lnfuriated crowd solely IN
Difference to his priestly office, it would be .
breach OF trust for him to tesufy. Jadge Bal.
lard, Of the United States Court, oyerr1led his
objections, and he still refusing, on the plea of
conseienceAto answer questions, was sent to
Jail tor contempt of court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

THE New YORK WoRKINewoMEx's HONE
This excellent establishment has now been in
operation eight months, and has furnished a
home for ii5 different persons, for longer or
shorter time each. IT now contains 2lO board.
ers. Though q nice, commodious house. fur.
nisned with all required conyenieuces, and
even lu1uriee, 1t provides board for "a d =
week; and with little more than half the
number Of steady boarders which 1t is de.
signed 70 accommodate, il is paying its run.
ming expenses, and with q fun house wouId
pay interest ON the investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
COLLBCfORp OTTIOR, :
~, UNITED 6SAfEs INTERNAL BKyRNrx.
fs DISTRICT OF CoLu npu


eAIIoIs and MARINES tsnd heirs, Who ep,,.t.
shaay"st g Baltimore OF Annscols, SSssber H.
eervee null time or not. Will obtain their Roans,.s
2AlF street, Wsshingtoa, D. q. jsi-eoiSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

IHE ENlAN ALARM In CANADA.-The To.
ronto Globe processes to have positive and
reliable information that the Fenian NOV ement
ON Canada has already commenced, and calls
on the Government to order into the field at
once the whole volunteer and regular force
dispatch from Buffalo contradicts the report
that the fenians are concentrating for raid
In Canada. Ii is not believed there Is a single
member OF the organization in the city who is
not resident OF Buffalo. A seizure of arms at
ST. Adams by the United States Government is
reported A guard from the Grand Trunk
brigade has been stationed at each end Of the
Victoria bridge at Montreal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

CITY AFFAIRs In CoNGREss.-The Senate is
engaged in active discussion this afternoon
upon the bill reported from the District Com
mittee yesterday in relation to contested elec.
tons In this city. There seems to be no doubt
that the bill will pass the Senate to-day and
the House on Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13
THE EVENING STAR
EXTRA.

THE MUNICIPAL IMBROGLIO.
SCENES AT The CITY HALL.
THOMAS T.. LLoYP, MAYOR AD IN.
TERM" VISITS MAYOR BOWEN.
EE PRESENTS LETTER.
DEMANDS THE OFFICE.
hEGRETS THE LITTLE ONPLEA&
ANTNESS."
Mr.. BOWEN ALSO SORRY.
ME- LLOYD wITHDRAws-
THE PARTING SCENE
MUTUAL ASSURANCES OF DfNTlN.
GUTSHD CONFEDERATION.
MR.. LLOYD REQUESTS MAJOR RICH.
ARDS 20 WITHDRAW THE
POLICE FROM TAE
CITY HALL.
TNTFCTFn RENOVAVS nv uxVnR
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SrRAw HATS.

81 Assf Assg is;ss ; - 49, -. i1'~ss'stYT
&:ss.E'xE5ll;s,;5 IS!
SSC.s.s &C. 1oSh1a SeiS. HS -, -,
EOn eALe-A handsome youns SADDLE
u AARB.1 pears CID; warranted sound ma ~eosis
Would suit for Ladys Riding Poly. WIN s. Sold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

IsrIRsAL RsvExcH-rhe seesipts fnom
,his .durcs to-day w<rs sses,sa5l5; for ths
week, %, 3,7s3,ses.il; and for the fiscal year to
date, slsi, G6,5soS2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

THE SnNATD held . brief sxscutvs sessions
last evening. AID conArmed the nomination Of
Hon. Revsrdy JoAssen as Minisssrte Engiands
vice Charles Franeis Ahm., resigned. = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

REMOVAL OF r1n CArIroL.--Mr. Logan
gave notice in the House to-day. that he would
on Monday introduce resolution for the re-
noyaI of the seat of Government from wash
mgion, on account Of Ne continued disioyalty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

As INDICATED in the STAR several days
since Messrs. Philip & Solomon have been
awarded the contract for supplying stationery
TO the Treasury Department for the ensuing
year. The fact that this Is the eleventh con-
secunve year they have been the purveyors to
the Treasury is evidence, not only Of the low
prices at which they furnish, but Of the excel.
lent quality OF the articles supplied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-13

STATIONERY OosfsAers AwARpxp.-Ths
contract LOT furnishing the Department OF the
Interior lesnprnins ne Patent Once, Pension
Once, Land Ones lndian oaee, &c.,) with
stationery for the fiscal year ending June 10
ises' has been awarded TO Aessrs. Dsmpsy 4
O'Toole, OF thus city. --.., 80 -, =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
Radical Sunday School

Enter long haired teacher and S1ssee
hsired. bow .E9sssss9il ssGIHso7 1afs4i
T. What 10 the erdnty Of every did 10
God and humanity.f ,,7oI baa dasldiN
B, Howl until be getso ofhee-saia b,f,,.
T What is his next dntz -.
Is. Howl for another: % .s5i'S1
T. What is his chief dhsy hsOmce fa1s
B.: Grab what he ssnp isSp whats -
grabs and howl for mpre., II. =, drm.,;.s
7. How shall be keep himself - an1
others out? - .
b. By calling every one Who exposes
him copperhead, rebel, and aaiaess aiiilolGli aiiillli
red hands.ie a.. lGla.a 81 u.sY aiT .aois
T. What is democrat2 9,..ts dose q:
B. "A copperhead. ~
T. What is coppcrHsad - z4 's&s
b. "A seven headed snake, slwaytbSs
ing killed and never desd--.'Ehe husD
which never dieth.D aie,s s.5ff II .1sl
T. Is he dangerous e.. s-..,o :,
3. Yes. in some places 80. 81. =
r. Where p ii'h IA fsf'i" 'Horf {'Tsg
B. At the ballot box aoa iasIg ait Il
T.sWhete are they teand f,ons lIasods
B. In every State and, Ierrispsy ~
very numerous in Ke,tucky.., rI,a- b..
/ T. How are they made 81 7''''s '""
B. By, reading the sets aud dsi5ssss7Se
the 10th Congress. on fai't 5ss ionaaa
+. What are they made, of7sq yd fsss
/ B. Honest RepubEleans.I ea as.ot m
+. Do "loir' Office holders ever turn
to be copperheads? -, & .7':9e2 si'' 10
IT What is the chief and suprsms ass
sire and longing Of your morLs seHiss.l
and carnaf nature -, - ~
B. What? -, i.a "
IT. What do you want to beY soa'a s'd
B. A -eopperhesdsa Jss2aas BAG gEfaab
Exis7lone bair in disgust. @s5s2zq aas
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
n An Item Account aIA

Judge L. -, - Of Virgins. Vas .bne
of tbel7most prompt. aud llsboriods iaen
who have done honor to The Bench. A
certain Doctor r l-.-- =, noted for hiFex-
tortionate charges, had been called to at-
tend poor man during = long illness.
and Ut It's close presented . most eessSs-
tant bill, which tho patient refused to pay
unless large deductions were made. 4Se
Doctor insisted upon receiving the whols,
and Immediately brought suit. se 1si ~
The case came up before Judge L--..,
who during its progress asked . see the.
account. When it was handed sp 4 w.
found to consist Of single charge
Medical Attendance much ThS'
Judge required the Doctor, Who was peea'
sent, to specify the items. Het refused,
to comply, and the case was throvn .onlt +
of court.
|. When the court had adjourned the Doc
tor thus accosted the Judge: s'That WaS
an honest account, Judge i - ); 90
honest account" II. fss:39.5 81 .tessom
II know nothing about it, said the
Judge. in his sharp, decisive voice; -;
thing about it, sir. ~ '.'-' s'''' "'4o -
After an embarrassing silence, otds
Doctor began again. Judge L-4-s!ws
shall all have to give an .eeount-aa 90
count, sir. of all the deeds done n The
body" 80 = - : .. ~
Il know that, sir" retorted the Fudge;
II know that But it, will be- an iteni
i lacconnt-an item account. air l,'-;4 fae-f
The Doctor vamoosed incontinently. +.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
Spanish Beauty.

had heard very much of the beauty
of Spanish women. but indeed the half Of
the truth was not and cannot be told -
Sometimes, heretofore. when standing
half entranced before iMurillo's pictures.
[ have wondered whence came, his ideal
or inspiration; but bis Madonnas and
Magdalens only walk the streets Of Ma
drid and other cities Of Spain. BE had
but to paint the portraits Of his friends.
Often have I stopped in utter astouish-
ment at such ravishing beauty. The
features, the form. the movement, the ex-
preston, are Roman dignity combined
with Moorish grace; the stateliness Of
Zenobia with the soluptuousuess Of Cleo.
patra. Can it be that such summer even-
ing twilight of repose can ever give place
to the dark. stormy night of 1demoniac
passion That vice, treachery. falsehood,
lurk under that angelic exterior =
The statue of the Venus de Milo in the
Louvre, at Paris. and the statue of the
Venus de Medici in the Tribune. at Flor
ence, have divided the admiration Of the
world. They represent two types Of wo-
manhood. differing as night aud day; the
former strong. seusuous, sfectional de-
votional, and faithful friend, the constant
wife. the devoted mother; the latter,
light. volatile, spiritual, brilliant. impul-
sive. The first typifes the English wo-
man, the last the French. A combina-
tion of the two constitute the perfection
of womanhood, as found ID the Spanish
Sonora. She is evidently the result, o1
many generations of the finest culture:
The climate, the scenery, the romance,
chivalry. the grand and stirring scenes q
Spanish history. have perfectly matured
and developed the Roman and Moorish
blood that flows in her veins, into being
finer than poet or painter eyerrconceiyed.
Those brilliant. dark eyes and raven hair,
coral lips. pearly teeth, the delicate com:
plexion, the shading and penciling OF her
eyelash and brow. the shspsly festaess.
the expression of affection: and watmth.
the repose and. dignity blended in her ex-
preston, the grace Of manner. are indes-
cribable. Her flowing dress. mantilla.
veil, and the fan. set of her beauties Of
person, and her case Of movement seems
without effort and moro like gliding than
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16

young man, as he sprang forward. tore
him loose. and slung him against the
wall. -..-...t
The gambler was carried to what was
called the ladies' room, and laid upon a
couch. He was in dying condition, bis
throat was horribly mangled, the dogs
teeth having severed the jugular vein.-
A surgeon who was present lent his assis-
tance. but it availed nothing. We gath.
cred around him, and in whispers discuss.
ed the strange conduct of the dog. Al
last the gambler raised his eyes and look,
ed around till they rested upon the young
man. 80
"Strange," he said, ''that that brute
should know me-" a .....
''He never saw you before"
"Oh, sir, he did! I killed your faith
ier."
"What, you murdered my father 2
cried the excited son, and his form trem-
bled like a reed as he bent forward and
gazed upon the dying man.
"Yes, I, John Cummings. But retri-
button has overtaken me- That dumb
brute knew me, and became the avenger
Will you forgive me that bloody deed;
Orland Chestcr?"
"You?'
"Aye; remember that am on the
boundary Of another world. Forgive
me-"
GAS God is my witness, I dol" fervent.
Ily spoke the young man. and knew the
heart prompted the words.
"All right. Take my hand, Chester
for the way grows dark. I hear the rush
ling of Deaths waters. and see the boat
that will bear me across. I go-good-
bye-God pardon me a."
The death rattle sounded in his mangled
throat; be gripped Chester's hand tightly.
and John Cummings, the gambler, the
libertine, the murderer, was dead!
-Druno became the here Of the day and
was petted and praised by all. Chester
recovered his money and deeds. while that
of the dead gambler was divided among
the crew. I met Chester not long ago.
His head is thickly sprinkled with silver
threads, but he wildly remembers the af-
fair on the Dora Manton.
Since that time he has not touched q
card.
Bruno lies buried in churchyard with
Ia neat tombstone above him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-16
Ee(9Cteh Miscellauy.
TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY.
The Question Humorously Considered

"Cornelius O'Dowd," in the new num-
Der of Black,oood, discusses the question
Of marriage in pleasant way. We Gull
few passages:
lis life really life if one must pass it
on the tight-rope? Is existence worth
having, where it is eternally question
of MISUNDERSTANDING to this side, and
bending to that?
''It is proven that all people have vo-
cation for marriage, and is conjugalism
per Sc certain to require those, who to at
tain it, must divide between two what
they had already found barely sufficient
for one? These are the simple questions
which we have no need of a philosopher
to ask"df answer for us. If one were
simply to pronounce from what appears
on the surface of life-and it is very hard
to 60 deeper-we should say that the sin
gle people, especially the men, have the
best of it. They are more in request a.
mong their friends. available for more at
tentions, and keep longer young than their
married brethren.
1.-The double barrelled egotism Of mar
riage spoils many a good fellow. and des-
troys the chasm of many delightful wo-
man. The firm, that terrible partnership.
crops up at every moment, and routs that
glorious spontaniety, that delicious ire.
sponsibility, we once remembered.
Il have no patience with those people
who want to marry on what it is puzzle
to them to live singly upon. They must
be moral, forsooth at the cost of reduc-
ing some unhappy girl to drudgery, on
the false pretence-for it is false-of low
ing her.
"'Why can't they let it alone ? as the
great master of common sense said of a
less eventful contingency.
II have met more pleasant and COM
panionable people among the single than
the married; but there is canting notion
abroad that marriage is sort of backbone
for good behaviour, and so the curate
must be married, and the doctor ought to
be married. don't know how far the
theory goes, or whether a lady's shoe
maker should have wife, but I'm sure
her coiffeur ought. ''.
Il hope we shall soon hear the last Of
this tiresome controversy; for if any man
wishes positively to ascertain, from his
experience, whether it be safe to marry
91OO per annum, let him commit small
misdemeanor in Ireland and be sent to
Jail for three months. If his constitution
stands the dietary-the seven ounces OF
cruel and pinch Of barley per diem--he
may have his bans published the day be
comes out, ard certainly there will be no.
thing in his absorbent system to interfere
with his happiness.
''But it is mistake to suppose that
marriage is necessity, except to three
volume novel. I am certain that very
large number of people are not made for