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Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
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THE committee appointed at the meet
ing Of San Francisco merchants to draft
resolutions against the new Constitution.
reported that inasmueh as its adoption
would inevitably prove disastrous to every
industrial interest in the State, would de,
press all valdes, prevent improvements,
check enterprise. dlsarrange finances, re-
strict aud cripple business, and fall with
crushing severity on all who borrow or
purchase on credit, destroying, as it
would, that security and confidence 20 os,
sential to commercial prosperity, they
would recommend the adoption cf tho
following resolution:
Res0teed. That the members of the
Merchants Protective Association and
Board of Trade of San francisco earnest
" call upon their fellow citizens and the
merchants and Traders throughout the
State, irrespective Of locality, occupation
or party, % oppose the new Constitution
with all their power, influence aud efforts
. deieat it By their votes on the 7Ih Of
May.
The resolution was unanimously ADOPT,
ed by the Board OF Trade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

THE New Constitution denies all natives
of China The right of suffrage. There are
many born in China of Am erican parents,
and many born in America Of Chinese
parents. the latter will be entitled to vote
in Ga aiifornia when he is 2l years old,
while the American child, accidentally
born in China, will be denied the right,
although he should come to California
when he was few months old. We think
things are rather muddled in this Now
Constitution.-Mer Argus.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

fHF Introduction of the use of the Bl,
BILE in administering esths in New Mexi-
Co. where it wasHeverpsed until Judge
Prince went oot, has been the occasion of
some local humor IN the newspapers of
the Territory. The Santa Fe pap2rs ins
sist that al Las Regas the Shorilf ransacN~
ed the town for two days il search of the
necessary volume, and finally only sue
cceded by borrowing one from n convent
Phe Las Vegas papers relort that Nhen
the Bible was introduced into the Court
at Santa Fe, the lawyers seized on it and
read 1t W ith avidity for some hours, In
agining that it was new Eastern pubii-
cation, until one of them remembered
having heard the story Of Danie..when he
was small child in Ghautauqaa county.
The Bible Society win please make n note
of New Mexico as good missionary
ground.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
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RE-ARaEsT OF A. e. CLARK. = Yester-
day Sheriff Drew received warrant for
lhere-arrcst of Amos Il, Clark, who was
tried in January last as one of the mur
derers Of Aaron NJ. Tuis and acquitted
Dye and Anderson refusing to testify
against him. The Sheriff arrested Clark
at Oakland, and last evening brough him
to this city and lodged him in the County
Jail Tho charge now preferred against
him is being accessory after the fact to
TIE murder Of Tuliis. The charge is
made On the assurance that Anderson
viii testify against him, Record Uatom
ekh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

Making the Convention to consist of
400 members.
County Committees are requested to
make provision in their respective coun
ties for the election of delegates in ac-
cordance with said apportionment, hold
ing primary elections iOr the choice of
such delegates and the State Central
Committee recommends that the Dele
gates chosen to the State Convention be
empowered to act as Delegates to the
Congressional Conventions of their re-
spective districts.
The State Central Committee recon,
NERDS the following test:
'At the election to be held in Septem-
ber next, will vote the Republican
Ticket"
By order of the Committee.
NJ. ID. BORUcK, ALEX. G.. ABELL,
Secretary, Chairman.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

The Government dollar certificates
redeemabIe in fifty dollar four per cent,
interest bonds, will soon be If they are
not now ready tor issue, and will be
obtainable of Postmasters and other
designated Government agents. There
is no doubt that even at the low rate
Of interest, these four per cent, certid-
Gates and bonds will become favorte
investment for the small savings of the
people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

GoNGREssMAN LUTTRELL, now in New
York, says he has completed negotiations
for the investment of some $500 600 of
Eastern capital in his district, but the
money will not be allowed 10 leave that
city if the new Constitution should be
adopted in this State. This would keep
1000 men out of employment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

GoRHAM GETS ais PENNY "A WASH
ington correspondent states that George
G. Gerham, in closing his account as
Secretary of the Senate last week, found
the Department owing him one cent, of
which official notification was duly given
a nd check drawn and the money paid
with as much red-tape precision as though
the amount had been 81 ,O00, 600.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

The children attending school in
Millerton, Fresno County, have been
in the habit Of going down under the
sluff near the school house and digging
for gold dnring recess. They would
wash the dirt in the river near by, and
would get fifty or sixty cents worth each
noon time. Last Wednesday they dug
too far under the bank and it cayed
upon them, killing one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

DAVID McIvER, one ofthe proprietors
of the Cunard line Of steamers and n
Member of the British Parliament,
writes to the London Times that British
exports to the United States have fallen
to comparatively nothing in volume and
value, and that the balance of trade is
so overwhelming against Great Britain
that he is able to see no prospect o t
hope for the future.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

The Post puts it in nutshell /:
Judging from the numerous organiza-
tions, social and otherwise, clubs are
trumps in California. Fewer clubs and
more spades would work marvellous
change in its industrial condition.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

Too BAD. The Ma'ysvtue Appeal
says that Senator Jesse o. Goodwin
has been taken very quietly by friends
to the Napa Insane Asylum. He is
suffering from soitening of the brain,
and physicians say he will never be
convaleseent. '4 aAi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

MINERS cannot vote for the new Cons
stitution. Whatever might be its effect
upon other classes and concerns its adep-
ton would certainly be iatal to the min ing
interest and all dependent upon it.-Cal-
nrer0s GhranicIe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

AGAINST lT.-Hon. T. j.. Hart receiv
ed a letter from Hon. p. j. Hoge,
President of the late Convention, and
in answer to an inquiry stated that he
was opposed to the adoption of the new
Constitution .-Coiusd Sun.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

DEPosIToRs.-T'he Post in an editorial
says: The saYlags banks Of the fitate
have accumulated $50, 100000 belonging
TO the people. This money, from month
to month, goes into the hands ofepery man
and woman in the State, improves our
honestdads snd adds to the general pros
perity. 1t is the lie blood or the State,
ever going 10 thelextromities and returning
to the heart, Increasing vitality and stime
uating every itre Of the body polite. u
Forty miIlions Of dollars have the savings
bspks paid out p the peoplein digidepds,
and the ratesof mlegesttliey have reduced
from per cent. per mouth to Z per cent.
per onnum, The new Constilulion viii
drive them out ofexistence.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

THEPost says in its issue of Saturday
that Hoge, Miller, Barnes, w mans, VIII.
son, Casserly and iIager, seven out of the
eight Nom Parlisans Who were elected
from San Fsanciscoas Delegates at iarge,
afeohbosed 10 therew G Constitution, aud
that Estee alone favors it Dudley, Of San
Joaquin, another NonPartisan, is also
opposed 10 it. fapd be says, according to
the Post, "the sentiment against the Con
stitution is gaining strength rapidly, and
that Stockton, the home Of the grangers,
viii give q handsome majority for the de.
'isat Of The hybrid iastT1Impnlp pllN f! K y
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

THE moro the new Constitution is
turned over and ever, looked into, com
pared, contrasted, tested and judged,
the less does it recommend Itself
Examiner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

The United States Senate -eh am Der
holds fourteen ex Governors, Messrs.
Anthony, Booth. Burnside, Coke, Gar
land, Groome, Grover, Hamlin, Hamp-
ton, Ha, rs, Houston, Kellogg, Kirkwood
and~y snce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

UNDER the new Constitution for
eignor can vote thirty days after he is
naturalized, but citizen born in another
State cannot vote for year after his
arrival he~e.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

The San Francisco Grand Jury took a
vote on the adoption of the new Constitu
ton, and to man voted solidly agains;
it. On the morning train from San Ma
teo the vote stood: Against, 70, and for,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

THE Pope declines to accept Archbsh-
op Purcel's resignation, on account OF
his long service to the church.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
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O. . f
"TuE STATE. ."-Such is the name
chosen for the new Democratic weekly
which made It's first appearance in San
Francisco last Saturday, its sab heading
claim ing It to be ga Journal Of Politics
and 0pjnion.p Henry George, the Edi,
tor and Proprietor, has Rad much news
paper experience in California, is an able
writer and an original thinker man
whose opinions are really worth some
thing. Willie we feel Il our duty to an
tagonize The state politically, It VIII ever
be a wclcom6 vis it9r to our exeHqngo
table, its editor being one whose argn-
ments have weight and whose writings
are entitled to respectful consideration.
To our Democratic fiiends we would rec
ommend The State as being worthy Of
their patronage. Address Henry George,
224 Montgomery Street, San Francisco,
and enclose - 50 fort years subscription.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

In San Rafael the Workers were de-
feated by ;he Citizens in the election Of
the 9TH.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

HENDRICKS declares that he will not
play second fiddle ON n Presidential ticket
again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

HENRY GEORGE, editor of tho new
Democratic paper, Tile state, make II
good point when be objects 10 calling
Kcarney " Communist" lie says
There is an idea in Cummunism. as
there is Socialism, and as there is in Nj
h:lism. Bat there is no idea Whatever in
Kearneyism."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

REPUBLIcANs in the West are elated
over the result Of the late elections.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

A HEALTH9 SrRAw.-A vote was
taken Oh the new Constitution on Tie ox
pfess train 10 San Francisco near Nies
Tuesday morning, which resulted in z
for and % against it. tts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
N0tice to Creditors.
I'm THE PROBATE COURT of the
4 County of EEiAity, State Of Gali.
fOrniH.
Ks rae matter Of fhs EST.HTF OP.zE-
Nh q. A.S ShE.H'S, deceased:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
IN the undersigned Administrators of
the Estate Of A Ina A. Ha~kins, deceased,
to the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
FOUR MONTHS after the 1rst pubica-
ton Of this notice to the SAID Admni,tra,
tor at his residence at Trinity Center,
Trinity County, State of California.
ALBERT p. HASKINS,
Adm Illustrator of the Estate of Alma A -.
HasNins, deceased.
Dated at Weaverviile, CAL, April
10th, 1879 5i
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
REPUBLICAN,
STATE CONVENTION.
Rooms or THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL CoMMITTEE,
IL. 1g-n

bIAIE OENIkAL OUMMITTNE,
SAN Francisco, March 5lh, 1879.
The next Republican State Convention
L for the nomination ef full STATE
TICKET and fer such other business as
may properly come before it, vii. be held
in the city OF Sacramento ON,
TUESDAY. JUNE nth. 1879,
in the Assembly Chamber of the State
Capitol, at 8 o'clock p. NJ. The appor-
tionment OF delegates is as follows:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12

HAIN STREET, wEAyERVTT,EE.
- snare Of Public patronRgs respectfully
solicited. Ladies' and Childron's hair neatly
Nul' IT,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-04-12
afeskIy Trinity 5pllrnal.

ps~ Tire ag0UR.s.sL" hasao .sgsnfs
she Pwtifsftrr prsfsrrtng 30 do o"sfmsss
srHh .fAUsrffsers direct. .fdrsrffsffis
Rates fsrsfshsd on appffeaffoa. 4
, 1879-03-15

II to foseet The tr!als Of tho past, and reNcw-
ing its strength for the onward etru1glc.
Wo sce. thc Young girl nt 10,--t)ht tairy ago
where s,,e str,ula IN the threshold looking back
unon Htrtlood with emotions siInt nrc part aWect
eiaslncss OF escapu md pnrt ten!les ben'it!ln!
regret, nnd looking forward with kecn lleliEht
nit! exquisite anttcpatlnI1t into tho rosc n'"!
golden world lying ut her feet tu be conquered
At her own awect w!l!,- pcrlcct ptcturo of IT.
noccnco at,d purify
Standing wlth reluctant feet
Where The hrnnk NH! tsscF snttt,
W0Manhpnd Anh ChftAh0od frtt.
A girl fingers longer than 'nnh ns tho lovely
"a, cB Of friendship, bctoro shc fluids 10 whnt
wonderful temple they open. ThRt Other Mo
when once begun must bind her to ia trark.
from which ali other cnnpanOnsh!Ds must fAll
looar ur speed away. II wa sec her nEnin A. no
or Of IL Is When woman life Is fullest, tntcHtcst
IN It's tn!Himent md grrnscst .rnttatiolI, or In
Its rclIzatinn Ut n naturc nncr0wnrtl, Of needs
untsct. Ii d vlsUn cun,c at that ngu uf SOME
thing t1,at "mght hare bcenn but never was.
1t ruyeats Itself across all barriers at tlfsetcp.
anc1c., and the sttuaglc, 1t struggle tollnw. ts
in prui,ortiou. With III her ripe knowledge Of
her :ulI powcr slIo disccrns IN herself her youth
agnIn, n,rG what It silnuid hase Rtye11. ngafnst
ti.ts strong unsatfstl time. shu Is hnok IN tile
ycars wl,rn she missed II. Sllr Is n wutnan III
it!c Indian summer OF her life. soflcned nttl
swceicncu into splendid, fascinating being.
The brief youth tlAt cuti,cs III tAis manner.
like the late Lore, has a plew that thr irst
Youth never Guew,-sho ts mt the climax Of hef
WoMauhOoQ. Mt2fAH.
, 1879-03-15

nn,l can llastt,y whit for tllc buds TO open; Tho
dark striped tradcscnnta l,at been full Of 1tt,o
purple blossoms ali winter: for perpetual bloon'.
l think, tho little musoulto plant beats them
all. jennie Juno, l think OF yoa with gratitude
every tfne tnok at II. wish could diyidc 1t
with everybody. \ candle cactus also has bcan
hcaut(su with yellow wnxen flowers; 1t Z not
the Roman candle cactus; they arg very dlner.
rnt. VIII some ono tell inc how ran make
r-bluomtng pink nxaffs wait TIL tho
winter to hl0ssotns 'Wc prize every flower 20
fnurl. more IN The long, drcnry winter; especially
- steadily cold as tl!is winter hns been. jack
Frost has been yery kind to my plants, not o
Leaf has liD touched.
a friend to1a ms one day TINT i would pot
my choice garden rose In the fall, ard lca1c It
out doors ttll mlsawinter. and then bring It tnt
1t wn,Eld s9on. hare roacs On again; has any
rcallcr tried i'll
acnnlc bradley, Jancsvl,r, Wis, l wroto to
roll Dec. -. and tho letter returned to mo this
week, having c!rcled around by the Dead Latter
o'lIee; won't you pleuss, send me your oadrc''f
will thank you. used to live IN Fur'n!nEton;
Luctctius, you are not foFgutteni Your card
received, and you will soon rcceve 4 wer ilttls
letter from buNaI1NH NO. l.
, 1879-03-15

Ing about. When this department TN. 1,,,.
dltced into tic paper 1t was called, or a. ;".s.
urdeMtood to be. The latl!ct' department. ~
~ columns were given up 10 shcr1. hftsr !.
while there beRan to ho suspiciona That rerIo,a
lcitctB wcfo written by men Ia tlspuisn. rtha.a.
ATTEMPTED no disguise, anl some of ilcsc "ess
valuable information which all vera a,,i ists se
receive. Most of them, however, wrre of ~ ~
account 10 anybnt1y, unless they nmutrd ~ ~
wrtet', md keps them for tlle lime OIL "1s ~
worse machtef Still they ,lld at lat sail nau. ".
masculine eolors, vhic!, vas honorable, 3A'ef
But hnw snaIl VIC cxprcss our enntcm,+ f,x
those who, like -FOUR Rockford corresn",,.laut aut
Oppoponnx, alias Aliesctta, alias man. ,nsta
phnr!cakly speaking, don tho petttcoaI. nn'1
l!ke JeI Davis, palm themselves OF for wnrnru, ",
i In future Rockford cannut be rcnrc,r,,tc al T..
The Home by genuine woman, i bcg you VII, ~
ALLOW lis 10 remain ltnrcprcacittl. Such Ict,o.! ".
a. that OF Fatrfarch ani others arc cytIcnttss
written simply to call out the fndleuan. rrn'tou,
Of those who arc crc1ulous as Il, thip, hnns
sinrcre. hare looked, but nokcl tn win. ira ~.
protest irutn The leading correspondent '''
Now beu Fou, ladies. as ono Of tnnnv spho
although &c DO not aspire to be cossesponlcn,s'
consider The 1lo.no a household trcus,rc ths..
you will not ALLOW It to slin ont Of YOUR h'n,'s nls
into those Of mcn who lavc nothing bettcr r.
do than write nonsense. a,1d pretend In hs s
women. Men arc MI right In ihcir ploce. hvt ~
when they attempt the feminine rolc tle;7 sr. ~.
simply ridiculous. An HONEST WoNis.
, 1879-03-15
NOTES TO CONTRIBUTORS.

'Corroa sEEp-Exchnngc column abolished.
R*4
Those who sent letters to The Home for the
benc.!s Of IAN Anxious Mother II asc Informed
that ehe has received them.
wv
AN Old aoIptER--Addrcsa letter to Gen.
Joseph 8. Reynolds. 2I0 South Water street,
Chicago, for the Information you desire.
Nv
A recent communication from Ottawa, ILL.,, In
which the place was dcscribcd as iitslo Arcadia,
has moved gentleman of this city to write 10
Tile Home lettrr, in which he lraws fright
ful p!yurc Of tile place. a press Of other mat
ter prevents tts publication. r
#*# .....
Tile lady Of Morris, ILL.,, who wrote to Tho
Home oyer the signature Of "B'ue Bril- Is IT,
fol med that another correspondent clniucd untl
used tlat nom de pIunlo soMe tilno nao. In
any event, the Morris laly's letter could not
have bern used, since the exchange column Of
The Homo hns been abolished.
w
Readers OF Tie HONS will notice TINT, on ac-
count Of business duties which cannot bs neg
lcc.ed, "0rlena" has resigned tho Secretary
shlp OF Tue TRIBUNE Home Club. During the
long time tina. tlc Daly has performed The duties
OF the ofllce allc has thrown heart Ahd soul Into
the work, md contributed In no small dcgrcc to
The r.n,atknblc success attained by the Club.
Although no longer I'll officer Of the orEaniza.
ton Rllo will still take n active interest In Its
welfare, and contribute frequently to these col
, 1879-03-15
BIIAAIS.
SOME SPECIMEN ONES.

TO The Editor NJ 1at Tritums.
EHoIEwooD, ILL.,, March 8.-Lcss The Homo
friends will Imagine before they have read tlIs
letter through that / mn talking ot the bug.
bnars,- MEN in particular, piow-aul.sheet
slams, that many houaekcepers use to cover rp
so1ea linen, will hasten to undcccfvo them.
1t IS q different kind OF sham altogether. We
havo our sham Indy md gentleman; Tho first
will ailorn herself with dolar 1evelry
mud cheap lnces, mud imagine ther
arc genuine, und tknt other pcople
shnrc With her The same belief. Tic sham gru.
t!ennnn will wear Brazilian pebbles, afll trY 10
cunvince ills fricMds and himself that thcy ars
genuine dlamonds. know pcopIo Who II tl.ey
possess u piece of statuary md stuffed bird or
othrr ornament will at uurc place 1t n tho front
wtndow,-to be aI.Iliruu hY passers-by, which,
suppose, is we'll enough rs long as It ttcontfIhu.cs
to their vanity. Then we l,ave our young lady
labor rs vulgar uslsl not bccom!ng .lcn,,-wlicb,
bs tie wav, needB correcting. 4 quarter ol d
century has vastly changed tastes IN this rc-
spcgt. Then here wgra no female help in tho
s!st, blt mothers a,!d daughters alike equally
SHARED in The domestic toll. 1t Is tn vntu at tie
present day Tor the i4del motlner to expect aur
assistance In the culinary department from her
danghters.-tle "Atays," Mamics." and
must nut be secn In thc hul,,-lt's decidedly
yulgar.-but must spend their tiu,c, II nat
away INIT kfaaelnee...ss PoInpadour'a hnIshinE
school, III thu paflor or sttlliE-room, Ia lul
lresa. either drumming tlio plano Or reading
ltGnt literature, aud tile result Is that there Is
vast number Of more than useless people thrown
upon the world. who remind one ot tie aban-
dolled huils aumctinles piczca up at sea. With
only q monkey III board. With ths present
false notsons lint prevail. how Ia tho matter to
he ren,c.ltcdf Pcoplo III making estimates Of
others should tuke The dress into consideration,
n,Il SHOULD remember that tho sula.er 10 our.
chasing sword examines tho ralue nnl quality
ot tie blade, not ot thu seabbara.
WaIi!lowcr,- IS reyelng n tile land ot
flowers you take your homowagl ay wl!A
our roblns7 There Ii ono lIolnc frlcnd wlt0 has
thought Of you many times in your waudcrinEs.
Every plant tint | possessed-togclhcE With
vour generous gilt-perlsheti by jack Frost's
tcr touch. You u,ay know felt l'a!lly snoufn a
over t.letr loss. Fill every available pase ID
trunk and knapsack with trophies 70 br!E huns
wtth'you. GALA LILY
, 1879-03-15
OUR BOYS.
WHAT THEY SHOULD DE TAUGHT.

40 nc .,,.,' t,""o. ',o,' ~ ."s - .''0""e.
Mohha aoont '''v'' "a4s" - a''t s'uu ~
sec "Our Boys ?" receiving little attention.
They have been neglected too long, aull 1t Is
a,out TING. tou tint the Girls Ind little reat.
,,s h.,i1I', ,s1fa', 49,, .aaa. ,s,.tt' H.. ,.zt
uAss naIuy Ma'n ~ pap.' "t."su "u past
@ e er 90, eaens N s bea
One would thtn, from Whit they read that every
,n,hor,a t,o,,,,,t-r w.. m Nm ro,d n dsstrn..
os w., ~ w ."u ~ ss.
women and men to bring them to sense Of
tl,eis responsibilities. No wonder the Young
men do not want to ret marrica, They uot The
t5sa from ,rha. tho,S a,Sn sa~ .,v o,,o,t ,horn
tl,at tic ordinary Eirl Ia a bundle OF "vanity
and yexat!on Of spirit" and It requires man
of more tbau ordinary courage to ba willing 10
receive one to Ills oosom, sopnoso none Of us
are Wiling 10 aua''t mat 1ho women o. To-Day
arc worso than their husbands. u 1t then pos.
sihls TINT the present generation of girls Is
worse t"an ,''e ,a aass' - "oa'sa arc 1o.1oss"u"
Ing VIC hat oettef saRe seat III TIC paek-
ground, anu ccase cla1norng for our "r!Ghts";
hut IT, instent}. they aru advancing, yty nil this
"ado about nothing u, DO not ,ecturo tle
Aae ~ .s,..,,' ,,'e ,,,, ,n,s a..t'..s,,..s s
noof e'rls unta "ey rush INTO 'ha's1lhohY,to
escnpe. l admit that there Is room for In"
nnd contend that ,lley arc p]euty GOOD enough
fmr III, lmya as they afr mud. II fbev ntn 10 hu
inaia stil1 better, II Is but Justice tu dc,u,.i
,naI I likc Improvement be niNdu on ,bo other
Ih,ih m by ihrir nnrunts. ut,iI oyrryboIy c|sr,
l., r"r"r1 Ia tlr,r sIutics. nr..scnt Ind f1turr
| They are taught tlat upon them tepe.,tls t!lo
wall ~ ,vno ri cnn,i,ur Tcncrutfnns ,Ilmi tbnf
,T.v ~ mat ft t..,,,stvss to hn mil % wrss
,nnihors "' nrI ha"s2tar"'rr.. Il II INV .vn,,icr
tl,at 10 many girls look u,,on marrlnxe o. tic
chIet end uni aim OF lt.ejr cxstencs when all
,hsir i've. lie subject Ia presented to tiIea in
III ttht3 n,t ;she .rot .i,ts,I,s -, =. .i.,' - -