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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

INSURANCE Holders Of policies in the Home
Insurance Company New York; .Etna tlIart-
iord,) Connecticut tIlartlord) and National Of
Hartford need have n1 fears concerning the SOL
vency Of these companies, on account OF their
lose in Boston. Circulars to gents are in prep
arauon, in-lructing them to g ahead with bosi-
ness OF fail rates The Home with capital and
assets $500, O0o lose $500 900 .Eina, cnpi-
al audassets ) l,sl7 ,G29 o. lose $3.50 600 Con-
nocticut capital aud assets S3is ,e7j75, lose
$50 600, and National, capiml and assets, sGo2.-
oiG.3l, Use Sl2j,00o
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

L ~
snr;,ogold voy och -,b o,d sth was Of unn
snol in,crc't Tbc inability +, pr-cnro convey
o,cc from ,o,rns M, q, tho limo Of railroads
rordercd tbo r,n,hcr in attendance smaller tina,
tho ovcocd;r,l,, h,s,,i,.lie uco,le of snripgeel,
,,oro bonir, ~ on,cr,oir Rut hero wa. demon
s,ro,ed tho 3r,r, ot,,,r,l,ors ore not tho onl,
rconisi,c ,ocosga,v c,r , s,cces.r,l convention
All i,,cros,od so.n,od ,o c.el ,bs, cocb ,norenl
sboulJ IA, ranch, with s,occb tlot VINE GOLDEN
Tho Snirit inJosl sooo,a =, oversbodow tbe on
sre os.o,,,,t,-. and ,bo liD,i,od limo devoted =,
bnsire.s ns,,or odIr.sscs and Jisops.ions NJ,
..rho o,,on, =, ,,h;,t os.,oi,,i,,. arc c,,;.,,,o
e,c .,nn.,hic.' ,r yon,., mon. 9, con- wo,t fl,
,to o,.';,,,, ,,, ,La. Il "A .nd bo,y ,c,o,,,'
Ii.hcd9" .,yty isn,, ,ho It,ly s,i,i, ,rcson,
vim coov,r,in, ,,,,or 4, ali our co,nr,npitcs9 90
and " sn.ciJ individual consecfotion' was
u.ed by .,case,s f,,lv rooli,i,c thst tho co,nino
ve,r sl,,,d vitnoss c,r ,ro,,e. o.o,,,,,ii.t,,o,,
in ,he Masters eer,ice
Mr. r. q Mor.e recently returned rro,n oycr.
3oking Associations and their labor. in foreign
lands and Kinr.ley B,rnon the lv preaeber.
who Nm. in churches. homes. and bv the way.
throuuhouttho United States. with liberal hand
scattered the Divine seed, were present, and ad.
dcd much to the interest and profit Of The con-
gcntion-
The clergy was quite largely represented
Among their many excellent sayings was one
report, pleasant to ehronicle'-the iacl proved
by careful investigations Il that in ue Of the
very small towns in the State where the Young
Mems Christian Associations had been considered
dead, they had not died, but were truly made
alive having been The beginning OF, or acecs.
s'ry TO- some ieehle church. winch no" 70 eneir'
cos tne little neuvieus, ana with u falihies intt
tence /. mo- longer needful
Vari5u. rep5ris from the associations repro.
aeulrd were very enc,urogipg. shaving thot in
many place, Christian youpr men were irving
and reeei,in, mod from their labor. in his de-
liobtf,l field M seryiee for our blessed Rejeomer
T1e State Executive Committee elected MS M
o.rs ~ tl,ir t.,,r5 u X Cb,.c Chairman p,t.
land. / Howe. car Secretary ,lontpelicr
Ia NJ Krirt. T-,..,-,, ,yo,or,.,r,. him,
o,d ,i,c, M nos, c,r,,n,i.., c.l. s.4.r,,.
in,5
gt,,,tr p.-,,it. ,.,.. ,,......,,, ,.....,
IN ,,bors an. ,r,,l. ~ W, H., Chri-,i.a
Associations Is indeed blessed service and the
reward for the faithful performance Of its dute.
sH be glorious With warm hearts and strong
hands. "Watch ye stand fast in th, faith, quit
you like men, be strong, and the Lord oil
Hosts shall accept the work Of your hands
100
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

TaNTy on. E.j CnrRu Tie ladies will bold
festival 10 the yestry on Wednesday evening
next, at 9 O'Clock. Oysters, Ice Cream, Coffee
and Fruit, will he provided. Anthems will be
sung by the Choir, and addresses given by Gov
Conyer-o and others Altogether, pleasant
time may De expeeted
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

INsuaANcE Parties having insurance at A c..
Browns Agency will receive prompt information
from him IN case Of the insolvency Of any Of
their policies, by reason of the Boston Fire; and
they are advised not 30 trust to any newspaper or
otherreport- touching thcsoundne.s ol Companies
be rcnrcscnts a. be will report no once
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

Tho Freewll Baptists Of Vermont have now
05 churches, 90 ministers, and about 5000 mem
bors,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13


Dnru or Cob WILLIAM BARRON AND WIFE
The rennins Of CD. William Barron, and also of
his wife, llanfah Davis Barron, were brought to
Norwich aad inferred on Thursday OF last week.
Col. Barron came from Bradford to Norwich more
than twenty years ago, and resided there until
Within few years, when he removed to Hart
ford, Conn, vhero he died, on the e5th ult., in
his s6th year and his wife died on the 2sth, at
the age of 70 years. Both will be kindly re-
numbered by many friends in Vermont. Col
Barron WIS United States Marshal for Vermont
1871 to 1915 and at different times he occupied
various positions Of public trust, and in all oil
them acquitted himself honorably. Mrs Sia'
Burbank, of Montpelier, is one Of the daughters
Of Col, narroni and within a very brief space o
time She has lost her only son, her husband, an'
her father and mother and few years since he
brother was instantly killed in Chicago. We re
member no other instance like this, of the almos
total extinction Of a family within so short time
excepting in those terrible yisilations of fire
food, famine, or plague, that sometimes desc
late not families only, bnt whole communities.
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n IUM EA TER S

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young or old, make money at work for in their
spare moments all the time, than AZ anything else
Particulars free. Address
G. sTiNsoN & CO., Portland, Maine
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n relieves the most violent paroxysms in fte min
utes, and effects speedy cure. seyentyave cents
box, by mail Circulars free. Address s. C. uPIIAM.
z South Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Penn. Sold BY
all Druggists.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

~ . q q q . q q Y q
Did You See il Word at the Fair
That Wonderful
uEMMER AND BINDERl
Patented Dee. 49, 1871 TOOK F,sf Premium Ereryolereg
VIII at any Family Sowing Machine. Hem Fell, Welt
Seam-withOut-hasting Bud neatly, aud Hem over
coarse, angular perfecfiy every time. AGENTS
WANTED ATONCE Unparal elei Inducements offered.
samples sent By mail. Address the GLOBE MA
CHINE co., East Hampstead, n. II. 1851
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
FRANCE.
The Flood In the Sine.

PARIS, December 2O.-It is probable
that some Of the bridges crossing the
Seine In this city have been swept away
BY the flood.
NAPLES, December 20.-A gale oil un.
precedented violence swept over Naples
yesterday. Much damage was done "a
property and shipping.
PARIS, December 20.-The specie IN
the Bank OF France decreased 100000
francs during the past week.
The committee OF thirty have Oppoint-
cd two sub'committecs which sit sepa.
rately. The members OF the committee
express a great desire to come TO an
agreement with the government. The
MonSrchists no longer insist on confirm.
ing the action OF the committee to the re.
laLions oI the executive and legislature,
The dismissal oil the Mayor Of Nantpz
promotes this colciliatOry spirit. The
committee already approve of the theory
Of the second chamber, but await the
governments plan for Its organization
before proceeding 10 discuss the matter in
detail. The first subject taken in hand
by the committee will be tho suspensory
veto powers. q 70.
The Assembly to-day unanimously
voted the supplies Tor 1870 rs estimated in
the Budget OF the Minister Of Finance.
ALL Of the members Of the municipal
government Of Nantez have resigned in
consequence Of the removal Of the Mayor.
The PARIS press generally regard the
steps taken by the President In this mat
ter as IN indication Of q conservative poll.
cy. The radical papers do not attempt to
conceal their indignation.
The Minister OF the Interior Is consult
ing with the Project and Mayor of Lyons
as TO the expediency of Suppressing tho
existing municipal government OF that
city on account Of the pronounced radical.
ism Of It's members, and Of dividing the
city organization into several municipali-
ties. -.
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, Dec. a0-Rlver rising
steadily-caused by the thaw which sci
in last night and continued during the
forenoon. Advices from above show that
the thaw Is general and report the rivers
rising. The weather during the forenoon
was moderate and the indications favor
able for good coal boat rise. The wind
changed during the afternoon to the north.
west aud the mercury fell from so to 81;
so that the prospects tonight are not SO
favorable. The wharf has been covered
with Ice, so that 1t is impossible to handle
lreightS. .a.
LOUISVILLE, December 2O.-River sta
tionary, with 5 feet Q inches in the can al
and 1S inches in the chute. Navigation
suspended above and below. Weather
cold,
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, December 20.-The Tam.
many Hall General Committee last even.
ing passed resolutions declaring It's disap.
proval Of the present charter OF the city
passed In 1870.
The annual dinner of the Dartmouth
College Alumni last evening, drew togeth.
cr large number Of prominent gradua
Of tho institution. President Smith, ProI.
Ordronaux, Hon. Daniel G. Rollins, Jr.,
and Others responded 10 the toasts OF the
evening. Governor Noyes, of Ohio, sent
letter regreltlng his inability to be pres
ent. H.. :
The new jury law known as the Judd
bill, which allows the selection of Jurors
who have expressed an opinion, is work.
ing 10 advantage in the Stokes trial, and
thus far eight jurors have been selected
No additional jurors have been sec ured
In the Stokes case.
The special commission appointed 10
investigate the BloOmingdale and other
asylum outrages began the investigation
Of the management OF the wards in the
Insane Asylum to-day. ...
The trial Of Dutch Heinrich has been
appointed for January 9Th.
Richard Brandon was arrested for rob.
bing the postoflce Of 200 mail bags. He
confessed and said he bad no accom-,
pllces. he was committed for trial.
In the Anderson poisoning case to-day
the accused. DR.. Irish, was admitted Il
witness on the stand. and testified that ht
never had any improper relations with
Mrs. Anderson, alsU relative to the iacts
! Of her husbands illness and death and
confrmatory Of the statement that the
arsenic was bought at his, the witnesses
store by Anderson himself.
The beer brewers OF this State, New
jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and
Massachusetts met, here yesterday fol
the purpose of forming an organization
In their several States TO oppose the add,
tional tax of BIC per Dbl and to secure
State Legislation In their favor.
The steamboat Andrew Fletcher. be-
longing to Quarantine, was burned early
this morning, while lying at the Govern
ment dock NI Quarantine. Loss S95, 900.
Cause unknown.
Hon. Wm. Orton stated to-day that
Geo. w. Curtis had not been approached
On the subject OF the editoshlp OF The
George Palmer Putnam, a well.knowr
publisher OF this city, died suddenly this
evening,
The American Geographical Society
have undertaken to collecti Tor tho Vienna
Industrial Exposition maps, photograph
ct scenery, geographical and other reports
and information which may best repre-
sent tue true condition ol the country
and TO mako the collection and expot
the articles al their own expense
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

Judge Orr, Of South Carolina, accepts
the Russian Mission and reports 10 sail
for Europe about the middle OF January,
though he prefers not 10 encounter tie
rigors OF 81 Petersburg climate until the
middle Of March.
The Ferguson House, corner Of 18th
and Grand avenue, Kansas City, was
burned Thursday morninf. Loss $l7 600.
Or. Fleming's drug store, In the hotel
building, was also destroyed. Loss 81 600.
Insurance not stated.
About ten o'clock Thursday might
two freight trains came In collision be-
tween Bordentown and Trenton. Nine
cars was completely demolished and ono
person slightly injured.
Samuel g. Turner, a prominent citI.
zen Of Northern Pennsylvania, died at
Wilkesbarre, Friday.
Tho Boston Board Of Alderman have
refused license TO Mesdames Woodruff &
CIatiin to lecture In Music Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
Strike of Coal Miners at Springfield
Illinois,

CHICAGO, December 2o.-About 500
coal miners employed in the mines at and
in the Immediate vicinity Of Springfield,
Illinois, struck yesterday Tor an advance
OF 20 per cent on the wages they have
been receiving, or five cents per bushel 10.
stead OF four cents. The mine owners are
determined 10 resist this demand, and I'm.
less the strikers return TO work at once
they will I'LL their places with others, who
will be protected from the strikers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
The Boston SIavora,,v.

BosToN, Dec. 2O.-The Committee for
Tccounting the voles for mayor and alder.
men concluded the mayorGlty count this
afternoon, and their figures elect Henry
J.. Pierce bya pluralEy OF 20 votes over
Mayor CASTOR. The recount Of ballots
in, the Second Ward shows a mistake oil
about 800 votes, and other wards show
also discrepancies In figuring up the votes
for aldermen, aud report will be made
in iull TO the board next Monday.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, December 2O.-Hon. VIM.
Kellogg, +" prominent citizen and one OF
the leading members Of the bar, Of Peoria,
died suddenly at his residence to-day.
John J.. Bxby, confidential clerk Of
W. W. Gambler, general agent Of the Red
Star Union FgeigNt Line, Is reported ab.
seconded, 1t is supposed to Canada, with
considerable amount Of tue Comppy's
funds, .s.r..a
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The Alahnmn LcrIsln,nre.

MONTGOMERY, December 20.-The
House was permanently organized to-
day by clecting s. G. Parsons, Speaker,
Robert Barber, Clerk, r. Whitaker, color.
ed, Doorkeeper, and W. V. Turner, AS.
sistant Clerk, all being Republicans. In
the election for Doorkeeper more votes
were cast than there were members pres.
ent Both candidates were Republicans.
The Senate did nothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

CHICAGO, December 20.-The snow
storm last night appears to have extended
over a large extent Of country. Trains
arriving here last night and this morning
on nearly all the roads were more or less
delayed, but no serious Inconvenience
resulted, II Is clear and bright to-day. ,
CONCORD, N. H., December 20.-rhe
snow storm hero delayed the trains from
the north.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

(From the Aarllu'u Ferry Commercially
Let us crowd our manufacturing inter-
ests and develop our immense slumbering
resources and then railroads will come
unOidden 10 carry away our merChan.
disc. Railroads are oil right but the din
and rattle Of workshops are better to
make people happy, prosperous and indc.
pendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
An Absconding Kentucky Farmer

CGScrHNATI, December 20.-James E.
Thompson, wealthy farmer Of Harrods'
burg, Ky, is said to have left the cOunEy
with liabilities amounting 10 fOrty.seven
thousand dollars. TwenIy.three attach.
mGnIs have been levied upon his larm oi
seven hundred acres on Crane river, His
wife has brought suit ior divorce on the
ground OF adultery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

We learn that tue Legislature a,
Charleston, at latest advices had passed
one blu in nineteen days! Good That
only cost 50, 500 now there Is $500 lett "a
go home on, which will just about buy
q pair Of skates apiece. Go for EN-
Mason County Journal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
A West Vlrginian Killed by Indians.
CHOW CREEK INDIAN AGENCY, D. T., {
December z. 1872

To The Editors OF the IntsllIgeucer:
l see that Francis NJ. Hughes Is a sub
scriber to your paper. he was killed by
the Indians on the Yellowstone River
September 2Sl, while on duty with the
surveyors on the N. P Rsilroad. He has
friends somewhere in West Virginia. ANY
information they want can DO had by ad,
dressing the undersigned at the Lower
BFulc Agency, D. T.
CHARLES II. WILLIAMS,
ltwearc not mistaken Mr.. HUGHES was
formerly citizen Of Preston county
Some OF our readers at Independence OF
Brandonvllle may know something Of hIt
friends.
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Marshall County and the Capital
Question.


Question.
We hear upon pretty good authority
that Mr.. HENRY s. WALLER, alias the
astronomer, telegraphed to Mr.. GEO. W
BIER, of Moundsvills, two or three days
ago, to ask whether the people Of Mar
shall were in favor Of removing the Capt.
tai. Mr.. BIER replied that they were not
Mr.. WALLER then directed Mr.. BIER tC
get up protest against removal, get eve
rybody to sign it he could, and send it or
to Charleston. We mention the matter as
one Of some interest to the good people ol
Marshall Wesuppose they are being so,
llcited 10 sign such paper, and it is well
theyshould'know the pure and dislnter-
csted source whence the movement has
It's inspiration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

TuE Annual Convention OF tAe Han.
cock county Nv. Va) Sunday Schools
will be held at FairvIew on the Goth and
eth Of this month.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21
ST. LOUIS.
Public Meeting in Favor of the Sol
diers, Bounty Bill.

diers' Bounty Bill.
ST. LOUIS, December 20.-Some three
hundred soldiers Of the late war held a
meeting hero last night, AZ which 1t was
decided to memorable the United States
Senate to pass the bill which passed the
House on the 18th inst, giving 10 ex.soI.
diers a quarter section OF land. A resO.
luton requesting tho Union soldiers
throughout the country to take like &C
tion was adopted, and committee ap.
pointed TO procure the signatures Of the
soldiers and citizens generally to the me-
mortal. Another meeting will be held
next week. .r....
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SPAIN.

MADRiD, December 2O-The newly ap.
pointed ministers were presented to the
King to-day and took the oath of office.
senor Lorrilla had Q long conference yes.
terdsy with Senor Riyero.
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Railroad Subscription Voted,

GALEoN. December 2O-The election
for a railroad tax today for the G. L. &
2. R. R. of S05 900, resulted in q vote OF
704 for and 2lS against,
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Brisk winds, clear and clearing
weather and lower temperature arc In
dicated for this region to-day. f'
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IN treasury AZ end OF year.. S2A, ,4A &C
The invested permanent school fund
which ought to have been increased, is &C.
tually less than at the beginning Of the
year. The stock in the Wellsburg Bank
was sold ($1ssOO) But hall the proceeds
were received during the year, and this
was not invested. Nor does it appear that
any other investment was made, though
ut the end OF the year there was $9s,.
All IL Of this fund lying idle in the treas.
ury. The account with this fund shows
two warrants drawn on It in April and
June last for $5904 10, but there is no
corresponding addition to the list Of secu-
rites exhibited in table F, which purports
to set forth the entire invested fund.
What became OF the money! II is o point
that seems to need explanation, The
Board Of the School Fund have not done
their duty by this fund. during the year.
The receipts ought 10 be invested prompt
ly in United States securities whenever
the accumulation Is sufficient to buy a
bond, denominations of which are as low
Us $50. Why isthere nearly thirty thou.
sand dollars of this fund lying idle in the
treasury at the end Of the yearp We be-
licve the State is required to pay interest
on it, but as tho State does not need it and
it earns the State nothing, the interest is
clear loss, whereas If invested it would
be clear gain.
Concerning the apparent balance In the
treasury, 1t need only be said that It is
only apparent. Oh the $9SS,459 02 set
down as such balance, $s44,454 80 be-
longed TO the general school fund and
over $685.. 900 Of it had been apportioned
month before and simply remained not
yet drawn by the several counties to
which it belonged. Over twenty.eight
thousand more belonged to the permanent
school fund and remained in the treasury
simply because the board OF that fund
had disobeyed the law which required
them 10 invest 1t In .. s. bonds. The re.
naming $lO,271 81 was money received
for county and township taxes on delin.
quent lands and had to be either refund.
ed to the counties or transferred to the
school fund. The liability Of the State
for that class OF dues was $112Ol 10, OF
5000 70 moro than there was in the treas.
ury; so that there was an actual deficit
for the latter sum instead Of what appears
In the absence of any explanation by the
Auditor, to be large balance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

"slxoN SuOoS'" Idea OF tho Pan. Handle shoe.
mOkcr who substituted pegs for wax ends, In
order TO get a perpendicular movement that
would keep his hands out Of Pennsylvania and
Ohio, Is rather fair than otherwise, 0hdTststoN
Courier,
II "simon" would only develope a per.
pcndicular motion Tor the use Of Public
Printers to keep their hands out oil the
public crib, 1t would be rather fair than
Otherwise Vells6urg NeteS (Daa)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

Bern Houses Of Congress adjourned
yesterday till January 9th,
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lion. Columbus Dclano has arrived
at Havana.
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THE Wellsburg Nelos, not to be behind
tho Herald, has received o subscription
from lifelong Republican"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-12-21

LONDON, December 2O-1 P. M.-Erig
is now quoted Of AT. There have been
immense transactions In stock this morn
Ing, at prices ranging from 40 to All.
2:80 0P.M-Erie railway shares are now
quoted at 49,.
The Britb ,orVette Challenger, will
sail from Portsmouth tomorrow for the
purpose OF making scientific deep sea
sOundings.
George King has confessed that he mur.
dcr::of Hook at Greenwich.
The funeral Of Viscountess Beaconsfield
took place yesterday. The remains were
deposited in the family vaulIin the church
yard ot Hughenden. Tho obsequies were
strictly private and oftouChing simplicity