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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-29
WASHINGTON.
Judge John Il. King Appointed
Collector Of Customs Mt New
Orleans.
A Little More Of Reform Within the
Party Finds Light In the Consulate
Branch Of Loyalty-clapp Asked
TO Resign the Partnership.
Peace and Confidence Restored fn Mex
cO-Appropriation for Rivers and
Harbors Exhausted-Its Southern
Allotment. sfl tf3
moon Asaoclated Press Report.l

Allotment. ~ ta
moon Associated Press Report.l
WASHINGTON, April 2S.--The cabi-
net wrestled NIL day yesterday over I he
Louisiana collectorship. The prize
nearly went to General Anderson, the
president and Secretary Sherman both
desiring his appointment, and his
name was withdrawn at his own re-
qnest.
General Busy has the heaviest mer-
camille recommendation, but the cabi-
net fears he would be weak before the
senate, on account OF recent financial
misfortupes.
Mcmillan has the highest political
recommendation but gossip about
his own anxiety to get into Nichols
legislature Is against him. No conclu-
sion was reached. a'' ' "
Judge King, one Of the Kellogg
Packard, supreme Judges, Ia In the
field this morning.
This customhouse will bring In the
new southern policy Of the adminis-
tration before the senate very early In
the session, and the nominee must be
one whose political, civil and financial
character and personal appearance,
cannot be assailed by the disaffected
republican senators. og a68m
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Noon Associated Press Roport.l

The Pail Mall Gazette, OF this even
ing, says the Danube is declared closed
to navigation by the Russian COM
mander. Lloyd confirms this and
says that neutral vessels must leave as
soon as loaded. No inward bound ves-
sci will be allowed to stop after Sur
day.
A Reuter- telegram from Paris, states
that the khedive Is reported to be
favorable to the naturalization Of the
Suez canal, negotiations for which are
progressing. He is willing to sell his
fifteen hundred founders shares.
The Russians are ut Baltum, COM
manded by Grand Duke Michel. They
were driven across the frontier
Germany is endeavoring to induce
the porte to reconsider the intention of
expelling Russian subjects.
The Turks crossed the Danube to-
day at Silistfia. The Galllan govern
ment has Issued proclamation Of
neutrality.
Her majesty's steamer, Thunderer,
IL ordered on special duty Thursday.
She will carry one lieutenant, two
Rergeants, two corporals, forty five gun
ners, privates Of marine, artillery and
light infantry. Her total complement
OF officers and men will be three hum
dred and forty.fve.
The Manchester Guardian says 1t is
rumored there lie a conflict OF opinion
between Lord Beaconsiield and some
OF his colleagues as to the part England
shall Immediately take In the eastern
question. This, however, Ia certain,
that an army corps of thirty or forty
thousand men Is being rapidly pre-
pared for dispatch to any point where
English interests require its services.
1t Is highly probable this corps will
rendezvous at Malta or Gibralter. The
command will be offered to Lord Ma
pier, of Magdala.
AS the Russian army advances, q
proclamation will be issued to the
christians and musselmen. ordering
them to remain quiet, and attempt
nothing against each other. The
christians who desire TO take part In
war may approach the lines where
they will be armed aud uniformed and
enrolled In o special division. No ir-
regular bands will be allowed. Swift
punishment will follow massacres.
General Tichernayof Is at Kischen-
oil. He will have some command. The
Russian march 20 Galats was won
derful performance made In fifteen
hours on foot without halt. This
saved the bridge.
Not only has the Russian govern
ment warned the khedive against send.
ing troops to aid the sultan, but France
has warned him against diyertlpg any
sums he has set apart for creditors Ia
such purpose.
Large bodies Of Russian troops, with
artillery, are leaving Poland for Cir
cassia. Egypts neutrality seems as
sured. .f
A Times dispatch from Paris has th'
following: The French papers seem Z
believe that the powers have not enl,
expressed an opinion on the appeal fo
mediation sent them by the porte, Ia
have also come 10 an agreement OF
the subject. II Is scarcely necessary Y
say that this Is incorrect. From th'
simple interchange Of opinion which
has taken place on this question, th'
impression is that none Of the power
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Tho Christian and Mussolmon are
ordered by The Gear 10 Attempt
Nothing Against Rach Other
SWIM Punishment WIN
Follow Massacres.
The Turks Gross the Danube nc
Silistrla Tho Khedivc IL
Warned Against Sending
Troops TO Austria.
England, Austria, Hungary and Germany
Drifting Into tho Vortex Of War
Great Britain Is Equlpplnu an Army
Corps Which VIII Rem
devious at Malta.

Tho vatican Desires the Pope shall
be Insured Complete Personal ana
spiritual Freedom-London stock
Exchange Excited.
Moon Associated Press Rcportl
LONDON, April 2s.--Admiral Hobart
Pasha, and Commander-in-chlef Alb
dul Kerim Pasha, yesterday, had u
council OF war at Russhiek. There Ii
great excitement among the civil
population. 1t is stated that by de-
cree of the porte, Russian subjects
must quit Turkey Immediately. The
dock.yard authorities at Portsmouth
have orders to prepare the Minetom,
Hercules, Trumpet, Ntna and lncon-
slant for yea. The English govern
ment has also ordered the speedy COM
pletion of all men-of-war now build
ing on tho Clyde.
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$4,000 Worth OfNeW Goods
TO BE SOLD BY JUNE FIRST.
By BLAKE, JENKINS & BOALS

Our fiscal year ends on juno first, and as we know
we can not reduce our Stock sufficiently In the
regular way, we have decided to slaughter our
entire Stock.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

PUBLICATIONS REcEIvED.-ScrtJncr'S.N .Noath-
y and 81. Nicholas were sent us last week
by Scribner & Co., of New York. Selections
on our first page will show the high order
of these magazines.
F. W. Helmick, the popular music
publisher of Cincinnati, has sent us his
" Hard Times Treasury" and sold Uncle
Dam new song now being sung by
Barlow, the celebrated minstrel.
We have also received Bulletin No. ! of
the Z. 5. National Museum at Washington.
This is a book of contributions to the natu-
raj history Of the Hawaiian Islands and
Lower California. prepared for the Smith
sonian Institute by our young townsman,
Or. Thos. II. Streets, Of the L. S. Navy.
He was one Of the Government surveying
party that surveyed those regions in 1873
"A.
We are also indebted to Hon. VIM. G..
LeDuc, Commissioner of Agriculture at
Washington, for a copy of his annual report
for 1876.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
Teams for hire, at tho Delaware House.

Teams for hire, at the Delaware House.
Anything in the Glove line, Kahn has it,
Good assortment Of Wall Papers, cheap.
at Tschudy's.
First-class Photographs only made, at
Bradlord's Smyrna, Del
Guaranteed the best Coal Oil. at Wor.
den $, for lS cents per gallon.
Pianos and Organs, by reliable markers
and warrented, are sold 10y A. Price Griffith.
smyrna, at as low prices as are obtained for
I9chon Stock that is hawked about the
country. 4 'cord to tic ejsc is sufficient
Gents Fine Goods, at Kahns Clothing
Hall.
Persons wishing to hire a nice team, call
at tho Delaware House.
Guaranteed the best Coal Oil, at Wor.
den's, for Is cents per gallon.
You want Pumps, 90 to Tschudy's; he
has big lot and sells them cheap.
Underwear for Men and Boys. The stock
is at Kahn's.
Any kind of Sewing Machine can bo
bought of Geo. II. RAYMOND. At the Della.
ware House
i. An all wool Boys Coat, black or blue, for
$3.50, at Kahn's 80
Tschudy has lot Of Chester Paving Bricl,
always on hand, They are the only kind
fit for paving.
me only place you can find the stvle in
Hats and Caps is at Kahn's Clothing Store
Sewing Machines can be bought of Geo
II. Raymond, .ir., five dollars less than sold
by any one else in the State,
More Trunks than have room for. So 7
am an compelled to sacrifice few. Kahn. the
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
COUNTY AND STATE ITEMS

y new NJ. f. Church will be dedicated at
the village of Stanton, near Wilmington.
tomorrow.
The young people in Laurel are getting
up theatrcals in aid of the Presbyterian
Church there
Sweet potatoes are selling in Laurel.
Sussex CO., for from 80 to 3j cts. per busbcI.
Here they are worth so cts.
Edw. Reynolds, editor of the Middletown
Transcript has also gone to store Keeping;
firm Of Reynolds & Co.
DR.. Bishop, a young physician Of Lepsic.
has moved to Dover and become partner
OF Dr. Saulsbury-Ex.Gov. Cove.
A company of wealthy gentlemen are
making arrangements to erect large new
irmt curing factory in Milford for the next
season.
The Third Annual Teachers Institute
for New Castle County will be held at
Odessa on the 18th, 10th and I'm Of
November. VI
e, Inc people around Morton think the
HH"'nc< was very unwse when it ilnpeached
tne character Of that whole commiInitv in
vlndlcating the June family.
>, Rev. G. r. Kramer, of the Household Of
faith Church, Wilmington, baptiscd nine
candidates in the Brandywine last Sunday
Ills wife was among the number
An Elkton butcher threatens to movo 70
Middletown and sell his best cuts of beef ot
I-3 cents per pound. How is it that Della.
ware towns have to pay IS cents?
The organist of the NJ. +. Church at New
EaS'le recently moved away, aud now Rev.
Mr.. Bristor, the pastor, does the plavinc
reads the singing and delivers the sermons.
Says the SUSSEX L,dcr: The favorite sonp
OF one OF our Laurel widowers is so carry
me back to Smyrna What SMYRNA lady
was 1t that captivated the Laurel teacher
when in this town three weeks ago?
1t is proposed by the Telegraph Company
on the evening of November 9th to gather
returns from the States of Penna., Mary.
land, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New
\ ork and others, and distribute them.
The assessment for Smyrna is ten dollars
Two valuable horses belonging to a steam
hre company IN Wilmington were drowned
yesterday morning They got frightened
and started across Third street bridga WITH
"SN"' "hlic INC ufaW was Off, and
plunged right through into the Brandy.
DELL NoBLIT, the centenarian of vii.
mlngton, received good many congratm.
latory letters when he celebrated his bnn.
dredth birthday last week, and one of the
letters, from DR.. Sole, of New York. reod
thus God bless you. old century 1Innt. ~
stick to it, hubby, until Won see thS sppconj p'%m
hundreth." 'e'0i'u
A large iron steamer was lopnchod =
Wilmington last Saturday. from the vord 80 nf
the Harlan & HoIlingsworth ~ "r Tba -
was done by Miss Mary scho'
field, of Greensboro. Md. A nIaas;nc
feature of the occasion was that Miss Scbos,
field never saw vessel before In her life
so the Gazette says
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

We know number Of Democrats around
here who think that Delaware might have
been accorded Craftsmanship by Speaker
Randall, in his selection of the House COM
mittees, last week. And when we reflect
that there are forty-eight of these chair
manships, and only thirty eight States to
select the candidates from, it might very
easily have been done. We do not suppose
that Hon. Mr.. Williams aspired to such
position, but inasmuch as he cast Delaware's
vote solid for Mr.. Randall for Speaker, it
would have been nothing more than fair
for the Speaker to have returned the COM
pliment in some shape. Really, in all can
dor, we think it would have been the fair
thing to do, and the State, aside from all
partisanship, would have felt honored
thereby.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

The WAR-Another severe battle has
been fought since our last issue, in which
the Russians were again victorious. A Rus
sian official dispath dated October %, says :
. Yesterday, after a desperate engagement
of ten hours duration, General Ghourko's
detachment, cooperating with portion of
the Russian Imperial Guard, captured a
strong Turkish position between Gurnii,
Dubnik and Teliche This engagement re-
suited in the capture of a Turkish general
or Pasha, together with his chief of staff.
many other Turkish officers, about 5000
foot soldiers and an entire regiment of
cavalry. Four cannon and quantity of
rifles and ammunition were also captured.
Our loss is unknown, but must have been
considerable The Turks do not admit
all that the Russians claim in this fight,
bat still they were badly worsted. Several
big skirmishes have also taken place.
mostly in favor Of the Russians. The Porte.
or Turkish ruler, has just issued an order
not to allow any more grain to be sent out
of the country. This looks as if he was
afraid of a scarcity.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday after
noon by JOSEPH H. HoFFECKER, Editor and Proprie-
tor, at Smyrna Delaware.
Observation-Disclosures year 500 i'll advance or
$3.50 if not paid till the end of the year No paper
discontinued until all arrears are pad-only at the
option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate of
Seven Cents line for the first insertion subsequent
insertions Three and a-halfcents. Aliberaldiscount
made to quarterly, semi-annual and yearly adverti-
SerS.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

IT seems that Chas. X. lde, Master of
Transportation of the ?. w. & b. r. R. has
been superseded by gentleman named
Wilson. Mr.. |. has been assigned to other
duties. The new officer took run down
the Del. road and its branches last week.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

PARADE OF CoACHEs.-The New York
Coaching Club had its regular fall parade
on Saturday, eight elegant drags being in
line All of them were built after the
latest French and English models, and in
their ornament and equipment evinced
high degree of wealth and taste. Four
spirited and handsomely groomed horses
paved the ground in front Of each coach.
At the head Of each pair stood groom in
plum-colored livery and top boots, awaiting
the Ordc4 - HH,.. TIA" teams were driven
by the owners. President Jay, Perry Bel
mont, +. Browning, Hugo Fritch, the Aus.
trian consul r. ILvcmovcr. Leonard
Jerome. = uj col. Delaney
Kane. Inc occupants Of the coaches rep
resented the wealth and fashion of New
York. The route of procession was
through the principal fashionable streets.
and attracted much attention.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

our confidence in lis integrity remains un.
shaken"
Almost every prominent business firm.
banking institution and leading corpora
ton was represented at thi, meeting.
That he l. innocent is implicitly believed
by those who know him best.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

The committee Of the Bonn old Catholic
synod to which was referred the further
consideration Of the subject Of the cclibacy
OF priests, has made an application to the
State Ministers of Baden. asking what
legal hlndranccS are in the way of abolish.
ing the obligation of ceiihacy in Baden.
and what objections there would be to such
step The Ministry, though not averse
to the abolition of compulsory cclibacy. has
replied that it will act only in conjunction
with other States, especially Prussia.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

The President has reappointed Marshal
Dunn, but Senator Bayard will fight his
confirmation in the Senate.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

THE President has issued his Thanksriv
ing Proclamation. As usual, he takes the
last Thursday in November as the day.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

:, DO not stupefy your Baby with Opium or
Morphla mixtures, but use DR.. Bulls Baby
oyrup which is always safe and reliable and
never dlsappoints. 25 cents.
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31
Ovcr CoNts. al KnLn.s


Wanted, Men foot heavy and tlr..
hundred pounds tail. CalI and Lo G,'.J
out IN Clothing and Undcrwcar. cLr.,, ~,
h1hn'+, the Clothicr 'i' ~
Little Boy, from 3 year. old ,rdr,,...l
10 cali at Kahn Clothing Store ~ I,,,.
e"inp'rtcoUtlit-Nh,rt> and Drawers. .. ,,.m
as Coats, Pants ana Vests for them "
Shot, &2.l5 per bag.
Shot, 50. per bag.
Shot. >2.I per bag,
At WoEDEy>.
The oIdc residents tell ne have more
stock th"n any merchant ever had in ,ii.
town ~ my Inr. Surprisingly low price.
,. L. Kahn, the tI";hicr, Main st.
! have ioor" money invested in (;.,,-,
furnishing 'iood- than all the merchant.
IN t""n cp.Ih!M"'l.n, n,cNagclation B1urI,,
from ti" finest manufacturers. NOT fr,,.,
notion "Hruon houses. Ny Goods fiji and
compar" with the finest in the land :
Kahn, the Clothier, Main St. '''
The Howe.
Singer,
Weed
Wheeler & Wilson.
Davis.
Domestic,
" Grover & Baker,
= New American
sewing Machines can be bought Of G. II
raymond, at the Delaware House.
I'ohhI<,' Electric SoAr-IIavng obta,,,.
cd the Agency OF tli- Celebrated Soap for
smyrna and vicinity append the opinion
"' som" "i car best people in regard to its
have g.gd III. D.fbu, Electric, -oar, ~ I,,p,.,c.
Girt BY !. J.. 'g.iu * co., Of PhilalrIpIija fr i,r
~ AL purpose. i!'lu the colHm.Hr,t li,, in Tho
krl"u |" jhr""~hl@ - The finest falucl, and con-
S'i' il uIr ~ !i inc market for any ana every mr.
pcs. for "ch soap il used MIR j,- II ClIII,iiS i''
.:Er ICED b"."!a> Electric -oal. for several
'''i l.: ii "' lf,' h'e ever rricd for thc-,. Iur-
~ NE~. Robert III.I.
l. "l.."o: s. ".i!iriza@ you to use my ilnc in ,l,y
Way I"l y4"n-" i:I recommendation Of th,. ~rsIi,
'''..'. r. ::-."r. j q. hc.' IN thc markc,
Mis- f. GoLr
ic.:i" !y .r!ci- ,IlJ customers To v,. this SOM,
''tN' sap ~ i.t" j.~.l, }. i. COOPER
.'f-" SMYRNA. !Iu,.
ENJoY lIFH.-What a truly beautiful
world We live IN, Nature gives u, grandeur
"i mountains, glrns and oceans, and thou
sands Of means for ENJOYMENT. We can
desire no better when in perfect health.
bat how often do the majority Of PEOPLE
feel like giving it up disheartcnci, dis
couragcd and worried out with disease.
when there Is no occasion for this feeling.
as every sufferer can easily obtain salts
factory proof that Green's August Flower
VIII max" them as free from disease as
when born. pyspep9iaand I.ivcrC Connlaint
Is '"r GiE'ct cau>r Of seventy-fve per cent.
uI such mala4icS rs BiEou>na., T,l;
tion. Sick IIcadachc. Co,tivcnc,.. Neryous
Prostlalion, Dizziness Of the Head. Palri.
tation OF tie Heart. and other djstressinr
symptoms. Three doses of August FIownr
VIII PROV" is wonderful effect. Samnle
bottle, 10 cents. Try it. Sold bv Jas. ?.
iioiirckcr. Druggist, smyrna. nov sly
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

Mutually OF TRADE-Mr. Tilden. in his
speech at New York the other night. re.
ferred TO the need of mutually in trade.
illustrating it by the growing use abroad of
our great corn product. lie thinks the
time is coming when the people of this and
other countries will more largely consume
corn by having it properly cooked, and
thus our farmers will have great market.
But there are some other hindrances
besides incompetent cooks. "Let us re.
member" said Mr.. Tilden, "that CONNER
cial exchanges must have some element of
mutuality. Whoever obstructs the means
of payment obstructs also the facilities of
sale. We must relax our barbarous revenue
system so as not unnecessarily to retard the
natural processes of trade. We must no
longer legislate against the wants Of
humanity and the benefcence of God"
Smyrna times., 1877-10-31

Wendell Phillips lectured in Boston on
sunday night on the political situation.
during which he said the principal criticism
ne had to make against the national ad.
minlstration was not in regard to any one
act, but I'm Its lowering of selfrespect and
the snob6ishness which has marked the
course OF the acting President toward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
MORMONISM SHOULD BE WIPED
OUT.

TO THE EDITOR OF THR HERALD
The vigorous blow at Mormonsm struck by the
HERALD of yesterday should receive an added force
from every respectable journal in tho land. While
good and wlse men, not many years ago, were agi-
tating with all energy OF fervid cloquence the
COSTLY Tor abolition Of slavery In the Southern
States foul ulcer permitted 10 spread within
sttutional miis and to-day we have us result Of Its
disgusting system OF bastards, ready in their
turn propagate another race OF illegitimate OF
spring. Yet during all these years a nation, Boosting
of It's great intellectual attachments aud proud the
knowledge OF superior educational advantages has
looked calmly on, and voice loud enough, infu-
ence powerful enough has bcen brought 70 bear upon
this question Of awful niquty. Gods law IN relation
to the sancuty OF marriage and the authority for di-
Is Too plainly expressed 10 admit OF but one IN
terpetation therefore whoever Keeps silence NJ this
time, when such opportunity tor crying down and
blotting from the pure light of day tins infamous
institution, aids and abcts, however indirectly, the
crime OF prostitution In us most revolving form, and
whoever tho cloak OF religion as covering Tor
his SINS Is the most dastardy OF hypocritcs | feel
blush OF shame every time think VI the indifference
that has suffered such principles 10 exist within the
broad light OF the Gospel and under the sanction Of our
laws. Men, accustomed 10 look with Indignation ana
scorn upon the class called "irec lovers" sit silent
when the question oil Mormonsm rs discussed,
st atteu pt TO justify 1t upon theory that IT Is
religion, therefore unassailabic--nnd whyy Ono evil
Is midst and can be more or Tess rowned out of
countenancc while the greater evil tnat Is involving
thousands OF human souls - still allowed TO the
seeds OF corruption, thereby encouraging laxity Of
moral thought and action, and subvcrting authority
both human and divine Has IT, indeed, become mat
ter OF debate with us-''how shall we tear down and
des roy what sinful weakness has hitherto
virtually recognized and uphcldy' Where are the
which rang out so icariessy when slaves cried
out TO US tor liberty aud did not cry IN vainY Why
are they silent when from Utah comes The appeal Tor
freedom from bondage vi sin and shame lcnold
greater than ever darkened the SouthY There can be
words to express too strongly what all virtuous
minds feel when brought lace 10 face with tho
truth just Is, stripped OF all DISCUSSES, and devoid
of maudln sentiment NJ. L. BUSTING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-31
EMPTY BOXES AND BARRELS.

MIR. JULIUS REHwOLDT DENIES THAT HE MADE
ANY CHARGE AGAINST ST. JOHNS GUILD
WHAT HE REALLY DID SAY.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
In your report OF tho investigation OF St. Johns
Guild published to-day, 1t rs stated that had mado
charge that the empty boxes and barrels sold aud
the proceeds divided among the oilccrs and that my
attendance was asked Tor to reply to il.
To this desire TO make the following statement
That the charge false, and the purity who made It
knows It to tie untrue.
What did say--and have repeated 1t to Mr.. Weed
to.day-was that learned that the barrels were sold
by erred" Frederick Powers. issuing clerk in the
grocery department OF the Guid and that half OF tho
reccipts turned over by him 10 Mrs Leggclt,
treasurer OF the Guild but never expressed myself
that the money was not turned over 10 tho of
the Guild.
For tho Information of all whom 1t may concern, /
have TO say that this charge must have been made
with the Intention to damage the reputation Of ST.
Johns Guild and To injure my character II would be
unnatural that VINO nave had the benefits OF The said
Guild add have been saved from starvation should be
Il scoundrel ana make false statement injurc the
very ones who nave been good u me. What know OF
the Guild that my IRON every member
of the Guild 10 be polite 10 every one and this
was very often difficult enough, many OF the appI-
cants asking for relief wcro TO gay The least very
abusive. have done my duty faithfully und cheer
fully. and boiovc have never given any reason Tor
complaints.
iuTtncr khoW thc MastcI, uc hcN AINuu WlSWall,
Mcssrs Brazcr, Faure Weed, Beers Richards and
many other gentlemen, have shown themselves Ike
true Christians, ana that they have taken Of the
applicants IN a highly communicable nncr; and
icel sorry that there are persons who intend TO
the ST. Johns Guild INTO tho ground and deprive
the poor OF an institution worthy Of greater support
than II actually receives from the better situated
classes
The committee will please accept this an answer
TO the charge, ns refuse 10 appear before them
swer u charge brought against me by an unknown
Complainant and furthermore my w,ic,s s,ckiv con
ditlon compcs me to Stay home, as faithful husband
,l.t .ia ~,