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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

The Committee on Finance Of the State
Senate promptly consigned to the limbo of
legislation, by a negative report, the twin
resolutions of Garman, of the House, aud
1utzy of the Senate, the former providing,
as we stated last week, for the publication
and distribution among the members of
10000 copies of Smulfs Hand Book, aud
the latter for 10000 copies of Paul's His
tory of Pennsylvania Soldiers Orphan
Schools. The committee deserves the
thanks OF the taxpayers Of the State for
thus preventing two bold and shameless at
telnpts to rob the public treasury of be-
tween thirty and forty thousand dollars for
purposes entirely outside of the legitimate
business of the Legislature. To pay for
printing books and donating them by the
dozen to members of the Legislature is not
one of the purposes for which the people
pay taxes, nor ought the constituents OF n
member who SO fagrautly abuses the trust
they have committed to him fail to visit
Linn with their stern and effective condem-
nation. The present Legislature seems to
be well supplied with them id literary
fellers" for whom Simon Cameron, on a
certain occas ion i'll Washington, expressed
such profound feeling of contempt, for
We observe that Mr.. Salter, Of Philade Iphia,
has also a little bill which lie has succeeded
in getting reported Ivy a committee, which
proposes TO steal S1S, coo out os the treasury
to supply the members of the two houses
with 5000 copies of Egle's Civil, Political
and Military History OF Pennsylvania. We
assume as fixed fact, from what has al
ready taken place, that the House will
adopt Salter's joint resolution, and that it
will afterwards become the pleasant duty
of the Senate Committee on Finance to
stamp it with the seal of it's reprobation.
If this wild and reckless pursuit Of knowl.
edge at the expense of the State was per-
mitted to go on unchecked for few weeks
longer, each member, when the distribution
o! the last batch of books was completed
would require number one Saratoga
trunk TO contain his share of the plunder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

! THE trial of Anderson, one of the Re
: turning Board, in the Superior Criminal
, Court a, New Orleans, for altering the
election returns from Vernon parish, result
| ed IN his convict ion, with a rccomineuda-
ton by the jury TO the mercy Of the Cont.
| The case will be taken to the Supreme
Court of the State on several exceptions,
aud will not he finally disposed of for some
! time The trial of the other three men,
bers Of the board-Wels, Cassanave and
Keuner-will be Immediately proceeded
, with, and a like result may be expected.
/ When these scouudrels are all convicted
the prediction of Judge Black, in his
speech before :he Electoral Commission,
will be literally fulfilled. HIS strong and
eloquent words were: 1.-THE refuge OF lies
shall be swept AWAY, and the hiding place
OF falsehood shall be uncovered. Wait /;
retribution will come i'll due time. Justice
travels with leadeu heel, but strikes with
an iron hand Wells concealed himself a
few miles from New Orleans for over a
week after the process for his arrest had
been placed in the hands of the Sheriff,
and then came to the city and surrendered
to the officer. 1t was IumoTed that he had
gone 10 Washington to get Hayes to inter
fere in some way in his behalf, as we'll ms
in behalf of the other members of the
board; but, although he is knave, he is far
from being a fool, and OF course was well
aware that Mr. Hayes has no more right
to interfere with the proceedings of a State
Court in Louisiana, or any other State,
than lie would have with the action OF a
Court in Canada. Wells seems to have
labored under the singular delusion that
after Hayes became President, and Mich
oils became Governor, he was i'll no danger
OF a criminal prosecution, and even now a
portion OF the Republican press assert that
the trial of the Returning Board is nothing
less than a work OF sheer persecution. be-
cause, az they allege, it was understood
when Nichols and his Legislature were re-
cognized by the committee appointed by
Hayes last spring to visit New Orleans,
that all past political offences were 10 be
condoued, or forgiven. We believe that
such was the understanding, aud that it
was lCr mo pest interests OF tho people OF
Louisiana that i. should be so stipulated.
But forging election returns, with which
Wells and his confederates are charged, is
very different thing from political Of
fence. 1t is a crime Of the most infamous
oharacter-a foul and wicked attempt to
nullify and destroy the will Of the people -
and deserves to be visited with the swift
vengeance of the law. The proposition
that the members of the Returning Board
were not to be indicted and punished, if
their guilt was legally established, will not
be endorsed except by those who believe in
the doctrine that the end justifies the
means. If the verdict of the people can be
changed and set aside with impunity by
forged election returns, all honest govern
ment ceases and fraudulent rule usurps it's
place.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

The reported entrance of the advance
body Of the Russian army into Coustanti-
nople, towards the close of last week, pro-
duced an intense excitement in London
and throughout England, and for few
days the British lion gave forth one con-
slant and terrific series of roars. 1t WAS
not literally true that The Russians had
made an entrance into the city, bnt it was
true that their advance column had reached
.he Turkish Notifications, few miles
from it. 1t turned out that the Russian
Grand Duke Nicholas had made that RIGHT
one of the conditions of the armistice, that
the Turkish commissioners had assented
10 it, and that England discovered that size
had been 'mpletely overreached 1t is now
admitted that the Turkish capital is At tbe
mercy of the Russians, but they do mo-,
propose tn enter the city, at least lot for
the present, aud probably not at all. The
Russian and Turkish commissioners met
at Adrinopie on last Tuesday to draw ND
aud sign treaty of peace in accordance
with the terms of the srmistice. After
that is done conference of the Euroneau
powers will be held at some place. not vet
determined upon, to discuss the conditions
OF the treaty. What wiD be the final re
SUIT of the conferences remains TO be seen.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

BoTH houses of the Legislature have
adopted a resolution 10 adinurn from 10
Gay unit: next Wednesday, for the purpose
OF enabling the members to discharge the
high and patriotic duty of attending the
Spring elections. 1t would have been q
cruel disappointment to the Representatives
from PhIladelPhia if this five DAYS adiourn.
ment had not been provided for and if thew
had not been permitted to go down to their
respective precincts and protect the purity
OF the ballot-box. great stain would
nave rested upon the fair name of PliiIa-
ue'pi'ia, and 1t would have been said to
her disgrace that for the first time i'm her
history a dishonest and fraudulent elec,io
had taken place. 1t VIII be all right now
however, and the casting of a fraudulent
vote IN that city on next Tuesday is not a
thing even 10 be dreamed Of
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

ir is dee to Messrs. Thomas and Dow
ney, our members of Assembly, to stale
that they voted against the resolution for
the printing and distribution of 10000
extra copies of SmulI's Legislative Hand
Book. We felt quite certain that such
was the fact when we noticed the attempted
swindle last week, even though We had not
seen the vote in detail. We have since
seen list Of the yeas and nays, and it
shows that our belief was well founded,
which makes it our pleasant duty TO put
them right on the record before their con-
ailments.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

MIR THOMAS, member from this coun-
ty. has introduced into the House at Har-
rlshure, and the committee has reported
fayorably. bill which provides that all
judgments under S75. entered of record in
the Prothonotary' Office, shall be collected
by Justice Of the Peace on a certificate
oy tbe Monetary setting forth the debt
and costs. win Mr.. T. please send us a
copy of the bill7
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

WI Ellis, the bead chief of the Louisiana
returning Board has become exceedingly
proiane since his arrest for forging Tho
election returns of Vernon parish and
swears that he will give some men s.np-
shirted hell" Precisely what this means
IN Weiis peculiar vocabulary we do not
KNOW out inter that it is something he
hoids IN reserve that will effcc:ually ac
complish it's work and leave not a ren,ront
of its victim behind
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

Redding Bunting, an olo pike boy ', y,
fayette county, now 7syears old, is orous.'
forward as man with an interesting hlsse
ry. lie commenced driving stage IN ls-"
In 1929 lie met General jackson at csf
rights, with a coach drawn by SIX hoIsss
and drove him TO Unioniown. lie suo'9
quently drove the teams that hauled FTesr
dents Harrison, Polk and Taylor over "
road, and often had Richard NJ. Johns 4
Thomas ii. Benton, Sam Houston sD'
John j. Crittenden for nassengeIs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-02-15

AT Mauch Chunk, Pa, Rev. falns.
Heinan aud Bunce read on Sunday ~ tnt" .'.
respective churches a letter from Arehoiss
op Wood in reference tn the alleged Mrs =
ufous cure of sick woman. Neither y. =
.he priests made any comments, nei'g
reading TO their congregations the A''I
bishops letter. which prOnounces the
fair TO be delusion and warns the pHit''i
pants therein not ~ repeat he cfsrf-'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01

cuatro q seis los ninos, con sus respec-
twas maestras y maestros. 4 fin de ha-
Ger los ejercicios preparatorios para 10
primera communion, que tendra lugar 81
sabado.
Para tan santo fin Sc cuenta con 10
cooperation de los senores profesores y
padres de familia.
Ell aviso. Listia del Comercio. - Dia
%. - De Santiago de Cuba, vap. esp.
!" Gijon," cap. d. Francisco Martinez,
consignado Sobrinos de Ezquiaga, sin
carga para este puerto.
Las Reinas coronadas. Las Senoras
4 quienes la naturaleza ha dotado con
coronas de abundantes y lustrosas tren-
zas tienen derecho q este tftulo. Pero
hay miles de cabezas femeninas snfcien-
temente cubiertas de cabellos, que re-
quieren asistencia artificial para hermo-
searlas. Las fbras aunque numerosas
p1eden ser secas, asperas, inelasticas, y
dificiles de manejar ; requieren una pre-
paracion que las haga fexibles, que me-
jore su textura, y las adapte para hacef
trenzas, Rios, 8 bucles. Este fragante
y delicioso articulo q un tempo emo
liente fertilizador, conocido-en todas
las naciones, ell Tonico Oriental, e. h
1nica preparation necesaria. No sola-
mente promueve 81 crecimiento, y con-
serva ell color del pelo, pero le imparte
una sedosa hexibilidad exquisite y rara.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01

|omitir lalexpresion del ancho en- las de-
claraciones de crehueld 6telo de Ia rosa
c,adQ, dc Ia partida I'LL del Arancel
vicente, y considerable que la 135 del
Supplemental al mismo Arancel Sc refere
tambien & la coleta cruda que sea de do
bic encho del cemun: el Iltmo. Sr. Inten-
dente general Sc ha servido resolver que.
para evitar en- 10 successive perjuicios q
los importadores, ell g6nero de que Sc
trata, cuando sea del comprendido en-
la mencionada partida ILL debe de
aclararse agregando las palabras de an
cto oomua, para iferenciarlo del de do
BILE ancho a que Sc refSere ell Supplement
|~-Y de 6rden del Itmo. Sr Jntendente
Sc publica en- la Gaceta cfcial para ge-
neral conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, Abril "a dc 1873
Aaqel Loaaao.
Sres. ADMINISTRATORS y Colectores
de Rentas Aduanas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
VARHEDADES.
ELOGIOS A Pho TX.

He aqui los elosios que hicieron de Pho TX
algunos hombres notables en- las ciencias y
en- las armas:
Garibaldi. n" Viva Pho X, que tanto ha
heeho por la patria y por la Iglesia" Monte
yidco 20 de octubre de 1917.
Brofferio.-" Viva Pic TX, que trae sobre
81 ell amor, la admiration y las bendiciones
de todos los pueblos! MEssAGIRRo ToRINE-
ssE, noyiembre de 1917.
Massari So Pho TX, euya palabra cat6lica
Y civiliZadora cmbOtara las espadas des-
montara los caflones!" MoSDo ILLUSTRATE,
de setiembre de 1S47. }
Eu las aiiicciones del pueblo, consolemo-
nos, porque. 80. vive Pho TX " (GAzZETA DEL
PoPoLo, ~ de JUNO de 1913.
La Farina. -" Viva Pic IX, en- quien Sc
encuentran toman vida los sentimientos
de cuantos Green Ell Ia fuerZa del derechol -
Ricasoli -" Viva Pho TX, ell beatisimo Pa
DIRE de las palabra5 de mansedumbre per-
don!" 10 de setiembre de 1861
John Russell Viva Pho IX el soberano
mas amable mas ilustre!" (6 de iebrero de
Filippo Boni.-" Baldon ii la torpe canalla
que va lanzando obscenos inproperios con
ira Pho IX" Congi,Ud di Roma, pag. 165.
l.. ValcIio. Pho TX no dejar de ser ita-
liano, y fortisimo italiano como principe. ;"
Vilemain. -" En- sus secuIareS derechos
dellende ell derecho pubico de Europa"
Boggio. -" Es impossible haber visitado
Pho TX no salir de su preseneia inundado
de admiration.
Theirs. = Pho TX, csc respetabilisimo an
ciano, que ha derramado sobre el papado el
brillo inextinguible de sus virtudes" "
Guizot. icon cnanta ingratitud ha tro-
pezado este Pontifce generoso manso!"
Massari =" Los italianos tienen en- Pho TX
tijas sus miradas, como los magos sobre la
estrella que aparecio en- Oriente +"
Coppino. -" Es cosa que da en- que pensar
esa resistencia de un anciano inerme, falto
de fucrza material. -, ! De d0nde SAGA ese
vigor ?Cosa es tam bien digna de las aten-
clones de todo hombre sensato ell espectacu-
10 que ofrece ESQ derrocado soberano italia
no que Il todo responde Non poSSuDl,ts. ,"
.1ctds dc las Cdmards, noviembre dc 1874
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
GAGETILLAS.

Errata. En- nuestro articulo del do
mingo los sesioass del rs y ~ incurri-
mos en- un error material que vamos q
subsanar, pues tomamos las arrobas por
quintales. Lease, pues, asf el indicado
parrafo
Una hacienda de cana que produz-
ca 500 bocoyes de mascabado de so
"a cada uno vendido SO ell qtl. obten-
dria un ingreso bruto de s18,750: el 35
p.e6 de gastos que rebaja ell Estado as
cenderia Sc, ,562-50, quedando de con-
siguiente al hacendado de 500 bocoyes
una ganancia liquida de 2,197-50 So
bre esta enorme utilidad seria una ver-
dadera ganga pagar s365.62 de contri-
bucion directa, pues todavla quedarfan
s11 ,S21- -88 para ell feliz contribuyentc." !"
Dicha errata, que dejamos corregida,
en- NADIA desyirtua nuestro razonamiento.
Loteria. En- ell sorteo celebrado hoy
han obtenido los premios mayores los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
ULTIMA HORA.
MAS TELEGRAMAs DE SAN THOMAS.

| Nueva- York 24.-De Paris sc dice ha-
berse aceptado invitaciones semi-ofcia-
les q las potencias rara estudiar que
cambios pueden hacerse en- los tratados
existentes solo Inglaterra rehusa in
sistiendo ell que todas las grandes alte-
raciones como la que Sc medita entra-
nan cuestiones europeas y no simple
mente russo turcas.
Teniendo las tendencias de Turquia,
ell gobierno russo ha pedido al principe
Bismarck que garantice la inviolabili-
dad de la Inca de demarcacion durante
las negociaciones. En- San Petersbur-
go SO dice que Inglaterra hace surgir
nuevos obstaculos a la paz por 10 quo
Sc la cree decidida & hacer la guerra.
Ell tono POGO amistoso de los despa-
chos cambiados entire Russia Austria
Sc comenta agriamente por Ia prensa
rusa.
Ell Journal de San Petersburgo sabe
que Sc reunira el Congreso : pero no
garantiza la paz.
Las reservas inglesas se estan reunien-
do con solfcita prontitud.
En- Bulgaria ha estallade una insu-
rreccion musulmana formidable provo
cada por las atrocidades cometidas por
rusos y b1lgaros.
Id 25.-Los gobiernos aleman q ita-
liano han suplicado q Inglaterra mani-
feste sus aspiraciones antes de conti-
nuar sus preparativos de guerra.
Sc asegura que los b1lgaros Sc estAn
venpandO atrozmente de sus antiouoa
sufrimientos.
Ell principe de Gortschakoff tiene una
6ebre que Sc teme sea ell titus Ell de
Bismarck un ataque de erisipela.
Id. 26.-Los rusos han completad0
sus trincheras que ahora alcanzan al
Mar de Marmara la costa del Euxi-
no. Sogun los rusos hay TOO caiiones
montados al rededor de San Est6fano y
la costa.
Plymouth 26-El vapor ingl6s Don,
de las Antillas, lego aqui esta tarde &
las cinco
Nueva-York 27.-La Ageacia Rasa,
de San Petersburgo, dice que Inglaterra
acepta la inyitacion que le hicieron Ale
mania & Italia de indicar sus aspiraciones.
Ell corresponsal del Times en- San Pc
tersburgo dice que Inglaterra no insis-
te sobre la formula Official con que Sc ha
de invitar q las potencias, pero exige
que Russia reconozca la supremacia de
las naciones europeas al discutir los me-
gocios de Oriente.
Ha fracasado Ell asunto de la retirada
de las fuerzas rusas.
Rcina mucha excitacion en- los nego-
clos nayales q causa de los rumores de
cOrso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
D0LITII DE- fELlGRAMAs,
sERvICIO ESPECIAL
Do "El Agents" ysl "Holstia'

Londres, abril 29.-El vapor in
giles Don lego q Plimouth el viernes.
Dlcese que Inglaterra acepta Ia in
vitaeion que Sc le ha dirigido para
conferenciar con Italia y Alemania
antes de la reunion del Congreso.
El emprestito Ruso ha sido recha-
zado en- Berlin.
MERcADos, Sin alteration
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
ESCUELA PURLlCA ELEMENTAL
DEL DIsTRITo DE CATHEDRAL.

mente para sustituir nj Director de Ia misfla
D. jose Labrador Cortero durante los seis me-
ses dc liceneia con que ha marchauo { la PEI
ninsula para restablecer su salud, pone en- co.
Eocimiento de los padres de los alumnos que
ella concurrianasi como en- el de los demas Que
qnieran coniiarle la instruction de sus hijos,
que desde esta fecha queda alberto el rnenclos
riado establecimionto sito en- la Gale de San
Francisco ndniero 25, Puerto. Rico "a de- le7e.
Francisco AgHiar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Abril 27-De San Thomas, gol al. g Parthe-
nope" cap. Nodop, lastre.
" 2S.-De Cuba, vap. esp. "Gijon," cap.
Martinez.
29.-De Aguadilla, gol "Ripido," pat.
Vidai, coholos.
29.-De Manati, gol ''B Esperanza,
pat. Dominguez, cafe.
39,-De Humacao, gol 'sMaria Teresa,
laS-rc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
Aviso Importance
A LOS SENoRES HACENDADoS.

El que suscribe, habiendo adqnirido por me-
dio de una larga practica bajo la direction de
su diunto padre, los conocimientos necesarios
para ejecutar las monturas de hornallas 8 ba-
terias, trabajo que cen tanta especialidad SO
dedicaba squel, tiene el gusto de otrecer sus
servcios en- dcha profession los Sres. Hacen-
dados de esta isa.
Ponce, 90 de abril de 1878 Carlos Ailaa.
h. II jun.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
) sM FL TONlCO ORIENTAL
W y PARA
Ell CABELLO.

Es un agradable y benigno especiico para
peinar el cabello evitar las caRas, removiendo
la tina Y Ia caspa, conservando el cabello es.
peso sedoso, hasta ma edad muy avanzada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
SECCION OFFICIAL.
ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL DE- C0NTRBucI0HEs Y RtATAs
CIRCULAR.
DE La IsLA DE PUERTO RICO.

En- vista dc las reclamaciones que
ETecuentemente. ocurren con motivos de
Ias multas impaestas al cornercio por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-01
AIUICI0s DIVGRSs.
Buena OCCASION.

AkfAs Sc vende muy barato un
EETsy coche en- buen estado, de
asientos, con caballo de
IL, arneses toio 10 demas concerniente al ve-
hiculo
Inlormara en- el Ollmpo D. Bartolom6 Ber-
ga. Id
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF
MEDICINE.

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such marvellous cures, or maintained SO
wide reputation as Ayers CHERRY
PICTORIAL which is recognized as the
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it universally known as safe and relia-
BILE agent to employ. Against ordinary
colds, which are the fore runners of more
serious disorder,it acts speedily and surely
always relieving suffering, and often saw
ing life. The protection it affords, by its
timely use in the throat and lung disor-
ders of children, makes it an invaluable
remedy to be kept always on hand in
every home. No person can afford to be
without it, and those who have once used
it never will. From their knowledge of its
composition and effects, Physicians use
the CHERRY PEcToRAL extensively in
their practice, aad Clergymen recommend
it. 1t is absolutely certain in its reme-
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cures are possible.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22
Speaker Randall appointed the followir

Speaker Randall appointed the following
select committee on the Potter investigation
resolution: Clarkson N. Potter, Of New
York; VIM. Il. Morrison, of Illinois; Eppa
Hunton, Of Virginia; John A. Mcmahon,
of Ohio; c. S. Blackburn, Of Kentucky; w.
S. Stepger, Of Pennsylvania; Thomas r.
Cobb, of Indiana; democrats. B F. Butler,
of Massachusetts; Frank Hiscock, of New
York ]. D. Cox, of Ohio; and Thomas B.
Reed, Of Maine; republicans. The work of
this committee will be to investigate the re-
turns of votes from courties, parishes and
precincts in Florida and Louisiana. 1t has
all the powers of an investigating commit
tee and can detail sub-committees to sit in
either or both Of the states named.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22

Cedar-Dufack's 8 Block, '---N
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-22

A Washington correspondent of the Chi
cago Tribune says the indications are that
the democratic scheme to destroy the army
will be defeated. The solid republican
vote will be cast against it, and it is now
said that the united democratic Texas dele
CATION, with the frontier congressman, Will
liams, of Oregon, and Luttrell, of Califor-
mia, will vote against it. By this combina-
tion bare majority of good sense may be
secured, and the army kept in condition of
usefulness.