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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-22
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES
Suicide Of Two Sisters In 'Chacako-Ri
Gus strikers In NdassachGsotts


Chicago, July pa distressing and
mysterious double suicide occurred last
night at Hyde Park in the southern suburbs
Of the city, the particulars of which only
strsnspired early this morning. Three mai
srs Trowbridge, aged respectively 43, 40 and
80 years, have been living for many years
in good style in that town upon revenues
derived from an estate left them by their
mother. Recently their father has succeed
ed in getting their entire property away
from them, and has left them penniless.
When they became fully aware Of this state
Of affairs, they decided to die together and
spent Sunday and Monday in preparing for
death. They nailed up the doors and win
doHs. The two eldest sisters. with most
careful preparation, drove spikes on either
side Of the. easement of the folding doors,
adjusted small hesnpen cords about their
necks, and kicking from beneath their feet
the books piled on ottonans aad chairs
quietly strangled to death. The younger
sister, Nora, who is dwarf, remained mean
time in an upper chamber, and although
the deed WAS done 1t about o'clock Mon
day night ahe first gave warning at 9 o'clock,
and the bodies we're not cut down till mid
night. 1t was with the greatest difficulty
that she could be induced to, tall her story,
and shs. told II inis disconnected and ramb-
ling . way that its accuracy 10 even now
doubted. She is in state bordering ON in
sanity. In her chamber was found . knife
Of razor sharpness and slip of paper on
which was written: I'VE must nail up the
DOORS" The trio have always been regard
Cd as very cratic, and although nothing had
been known against their character they
have been known to hold noisy and disturb.
ing midnight orgies, that are now regarded
as evidence Of long standing insanity.
Fall River, July 22.-The striking spin.
ners report receiving 1858 from sympathiz-
ers. james Humes. nobstick. was stabbed
by strikers. Another nobstick fired upon
his assai!aut a.d infisasd asliaht wound.
Phil.delphia, july al-The Clyde
steamship company iibeled the steamship
Scots Grey in collision Saturday with the
steamer Santiago De Cuba. The amount
of libel is $l8,000. #ta g}ts
.Ha .tI-
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THE :: NEWS. y!
VI aimprov veRent sinahe STUD
ton at Memphis.
Five New Cases and Four Deaths
IL u To-Day. .sgE - .
Official Recognition Of Primes jerome,
as Head Of the Bonapartists.
YELLOW FEVER.

Five New Case. and. -Four Deaths Report
cd At Memphls "A. canap t. be Estalb-
lished for the Poor Of the NC1ty-Discus.
stoa OF tho Question by the Cabinet.
Memphis, July 22.-Five new cases were
.rsporied to the board Of health this morn
tiag. Among the number is Mrs. Pawef.,
Who Fssidess. at 274 Shelby stresb where
Mulbrandon's shoe shop is located. Four
deaths have occurred since last night.-Thos
Herman. Harry, Ray, Louis iBrt,mend and
Mollis Hamerle. The two colored military
companies, the Mcclellan Guards and
Memphis Zouaves, have volunteered their
services to protect the property of the city
il necessity arises, The city authorities
will doubtless select { sits to-day where the
camp will be established, to which the poor
of the city will be removed. -. y.
Washington, July 22-The cabinet dis.
cussed to-day the yellow fever question.
The acting postmaster general ives instruct
ed to use all means in his power to keep
mail communication open. S''iS'-.
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TELEGRAPHIc eRevlTIEs.
! sITTING BTLI.

\ - = SITTING BTLL ~
Washington. July 22.. Secretary Nc.
Crarv Submitted 10 the cabinet today in.
formation relative to Sitting Bulls move
ments. stating that several bands of In.
dians have Joined that chief, who is be-.
coming somewhat demonstrative.
Az DISHONEST TAX COLLECTOR.
North Adams, Mass, July pr. G.
Waldron, ex.tax collector, charged with
embezzling 100000, has gwen $4,000
oa'l:F- - al. - p
Va ACCIDENT Al ATTIRE.
Providence, July 22-In a fire on the
outskirts of the city Thoa. Atkinson, Frank
II. Munroessnd Albert Fuller had their legs
broken by falling roof and chimney.
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Gus Saturday fifty -four senators and depu-
ties out OF 1l5 were present, and though
with only two dissentlons the resolution
was finally adopted declaring Prisce Jer-
ONE the head of tho Bonapartist family.
Twenty-two Of those present bad, previous.
lY supported an amendments tNHtcAsMas not
voted adeclininRtQ pronounce on questions be-
yo6 thxiurisdictibn of thsmeeting s4frm.
in4 &heiE entimen6 of fidtalty to tite en-
pill sndsprinciples Of the otdsssxhieh have
alwayg Inspired its policy. AZ this amend-
ment implied censure on the antecedents
of Prince Jerome, the feeling with which he
is regarded by large section of the Bona
partists party are pretty apparent. Many
of the 16 kept away to avoid committing
thenaselves to his recognition. Paul De-
Cassauac in his journal reproaches Prince
jerome with entertaining fear of exile
which deters him from Issuing a manifesto.
THE SHOOTERS PRIZES.
- London, July 22-Six prizes in the Whit.
~ yconnpetition at Wimbledon have been
pooled and equally divided among ten com.
petitors, who made the highest possible
scores. Frank Hyde is Of, the number.
THE PANAMA CANAL,
A finance paper says the prospectus Of
the Panama Canal company is expected to
appear in August. The ordinary, capital
will be 400, ,OO0,0 900 fradcs, represented by
100000 shares, ten thousand Of which the
commissioners will retain. The company
also propose to issue obligations to the ex-
tent of POO 0,O00, 900 francs, making the en-
tire capital 600,OO0,0O0 francs.
SUCCESSION DIscUssED.f an
A Berlin correspondent states that as the
Duke of Brunswick is seriously ill, the
question of succession is being discussed. ="
ARMY DISCIPLINE BILL. So
London. July 22.-The house of lords
has passed the army discipline bill.
EMANCIPATION OF JEWS.
Berlin, July 22.-Germany has declined
to entertain any proposals. from Roumania
for the modification of the provision Of
treaty OF Berlin relative to the emancipation
of Jews.
e OBITUARY.
Berlin. July 22.-Dr. Conrad Marler, the
exiled bishop of Paderoarn, died abroad.
SHOOTING OFF TIES.
London, July 22-At Wimbledon Frank
Hyde, American, and four others. shot of
the ties for the Armoarer's prize.
GOVERNING THE PRESS.
St. Petersburg, July GA commission
has been appointed to examine whether tn,
censorship of the press cannot be replaced
by some system of supervision, which
shall allow greater latitude, while at th,
same time preserving the government
control. Sd
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SPORTING.
The Saratoga Races.

Saratoga. July 22.-The weather, track
attendance were good to-day. The first race
for Alabama stakes, for three year old FL
!ies. one mile and an, eight, was won by
Ferrida Chlorissime, second. Time, 2.003.
q. L. Lorillark with Sensation also won the
dash stakes, half mile. His Grenada and
Rosalie were second and third. Time, 4:9a.
The handicap mile and quarter dash, was
won by Checkmate; Montana, second Jen-
ME B, third. Time 2:0Ot
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WHITE GOODS!

Pque Swiss Victoria Lawns Hnsoo Barred Tahon and
Large Stock Of Table Linens Turkey Damasks, Napkins,
Towels and Crashes.
Prints at Five, Six and Seven Cents per Yard
Gnghams, Beaced and Brown MuslDs COttOnades Ducks
and Denims, at all prices.
Large Stock of Men and Boys Fur Wool Hats
Oyeralls, Shirts, Socks and Blankets.
All Wool Cassimeres and sutings, in Light and Heavy
Weights, from Sixty Cents per yard upwards.
Best Steamed Goose Feathers, 60 l2 Cents pound
Boots Shoes, and Clothing at Cost close stock
Brussels Ingrain Stair Carpets and Oil Cloths Cheap
Agent for Geo. A. Clark o. NJ T. Spool Cotton
Beding Bros Co.'S Spool Silk; Milwards Helix Needles
Dealers supplied at New York prices.
Bring in any Samples may have Houses
md compare prices and qualities.
r. A. kETCHUM.
Third Street. Yankton, Dakota.
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/ jacksonville, Fla. July 1s.-In the city
election yesterday the republican ticket was
elected by over 200 majority.
San Francisco, July; lS.-At Z o'clock
this evening the score stood: Chappelle, ll3;
Edwards, SO; Donly; 81; Maynard, 10; Wal.
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LATEST BY MAIL.

Parie. July 21.-There has been fall Of
show at Daupping, in eoutheast France.
Council Bluffs July 1S-The stock re-
csipts of the new Council Bluffs yards to day
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FOREIGN.
GUNPowDHR SHIPMENT

GUNPOwDER SHIPMENT.
London, July 29.-Thrsee hundred bar
rels of gunpowder were shipped from
Woolwich yesterday for the Cape of Good
KILLED HIMSELF.
Rome. July 22.-The officer who killed
General Frazier has killed himself. J
THREArENiNa THE KING.
Brussels, July pa Jesuit arrested as
ap accomplice Of Van Hoans has been
liberated. Another placard threatening the
King was found On the wall 81 the theatre at
Liege. as}Gla1GH9
THE FRENCH PREss.
Paris, July 22.-Ex.E Empress Eugenis In
s4oA lhrtk1r spbSertion of.sthe prels. He
the Ordre, and shareholders of that journal
to pursue.
:, A:TAILEp EIRH.
Liverpool, July pa statement of the
affairs of David Stuart & Co., who failed q
month ago, show their lisbilities at El45,.
$50; assets, El7,272.
.'THD zuLus suocuMBIaa.
London, July 22.-A correspondent with
Gen. Crealock telegraphs that eight chief
with their followers have sent 10 40 intina
t,ou that they would surrender. John
krasls seized BY Lord Chelmsiqrd, were the
Duta's = scoatstI report |. that ths
Zuld base Of operations II is anticipated
that the king will retirc into an inacccssa-
bic bush. II is certain his army will refuse
to follow if he attempts 10 do 80. TIT
AmstonRa tribe ere threatening the Zulu
and the kine's. ptospac,s ,sre Glosny,. w.
lave iu ciop go Zulus Who sGrrendersd
Tho power ef the Zulus appears 10 h
ctuao'Ine. sod subnisstons arc made hour
ly.
3H2 nnNAfAKfIA9v.
Pss'a, July 0.-At the Boasparsh, d.
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A1S ~ AnOmt ~ ~ cApltSl stocK Is rive Huh-
lhe. amount Of its capital stock paid up is
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
TINE ASSETS OF the COMPANY ARE As FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in the hands of
agents or other persons. ........e e0,S37 81
United States Bonds, per cents.
uPRiteG Rh s.sis; Bonds. PEI f,sss cents, 'oss'' "
Harlan Evei Fa;clsster rsii1osS is $3.50 %
New Haven ss' Northampton fsfi 1890 %
road, per cents 5000 1900 90
Meriden City Bonds, seven per
cents. ........... .............. 5000 5000 90
firstlien on unincumbered real es-
tate, worth double the amount slit
Debts % Otherwise secured n So Sc 60 60
Ali other securities s..................J ,s7.ssS 50
Total assets. ............. 94ol, ,ss7 co
LIABILITIES. ..7a
Losses adjusted and not due.......s 4.393 "a
Losses unadjusted and losses in sus-
Iense awaiting further proof..... q 6,7ss &C
All other claims against the COM
pany y........................... 4,osa 60
Total liabilities. .........s 5,214 so
The greatest amount insured in any
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules s Of
the company TO- be insured in any in any one
city, tow, town or village: Depends upon the size
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one ne block: Depends upon size and con-
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, L..
County Of New Haven, 80
L. W. Clarke, President, and E. g. Cowles,
Secretary Of the Meriden Fire Insurance
CSmpany Gs Of MeriSen connecticut being duly
fairs Of said company. that the said Insurance
hundred thousand dollars, Of actual cash capital
invested in the state and United States stocks
ponds in and Of real
they are the above described Officers Ct said 1u in
E. E E. E. 'coMhEs:' S5Ahk5' seclstarS. sess1aas.'
Subscribed and sworn before me. this 18th day
Of ssayS, Sa'y, 1873 milton Sdtarg +; PffS1Sii fSSiiic
Yankton, b. +, July Il, 1879. jSss
81 baR6y b6aR1Sy Deputy Sp srSd Auditor Gt the Terri,
and foregoing true and dS Correct anas s Of
the statement Of the Meriden Fire Insurance
COMPANY, any, Of Of Meriden: Ct, on the lst day Of
(Seal] L. NJ. PURDY,
Deputy Auditor.
The TERRITORY OF DAKoTA,l
Auditors Office.
Whereas, The Meriden Fire Insurance Compa.
Connecticut, has filed in this office sworn state
ment OF its condition on the lst day Of July
a. D. 1879, in accordance with the provi,
sions OF an act Of the legislative assembly Of
the Territory ct Dakota, relating to insurance
Whereas, On examination of the swsrn state
ment OF said company filed in this office, find
that the said insurance company is possessed Of
the necessary amount of capital invested as re-
/ quired by law.
Therefore, I. E. A. Sherman, Auditor of Dako-
rance company is duly authorized to transact the
business OF Fire Insurance in said territory, for
properly appointed.
G. ". ROBERTS, Agent.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and seal, this 17th day Of July, A. d. 1879.
tSeal] e, A. SHERMAN, Auditor,
t 10 4 Bv L. NJ. PuRDY, Deputy.
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MARKETS By. IELEGRAP II
WALL STREET.
New York, July %.
Money-24 per cent.
Governments stocks-Firm.

- :, CHICAGO. ~ NJ -
Chicago, July %.
WHEAT-Steady, firm, generally higher.
Winter S1.0l2 cash; $l.0l for September.
Nc. 2, spring 95ac bid cash 95sc August
94sc for September.
RYE-Firm; Western 51@52.
CoRN-Firmer, sc cash, Sole August,
362c September.
OATs-Dull. irregular, 27ac asked cash,
26c for August.
BARLEY-7Oc.
- PoRK.Firm, higher; ss.l5 bid cash
$S.25 bid September.
LARD-Firm, higher, $565@ cash, Au.
gust; $5724 bid September
WH1sKY-$1.O6
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Closing ] I Out Sale
J. IS: g R Alb l !. lie, i
AUCTION AND
Commission
Z. i. MERCHANT,

Sig" Of the Red Barrel. opp. Post office.
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MILWAUKEE,,

Milwaukee. July %.
WHEAT.3c@1c higher. Hard Sl.O6.
No. 2, 96sc for cash; 96sc for August !;
95c for September; No. 8, 85c; No. 4,
794c.
CoRN-Firm. No. 2, 36c.
0ATs-Dull. No. 2, 27ac.
RYE-5lc.
BARLEY-62c.
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r. A.. Z. KETC HUI M.
Now offers the Largest and Most Complete Stock Of
Staple. ]. and |. ID Fancy DRY Goods
md. 4 ..saa IN THE CITY,
AT LOW PRICES FOR CASH :!
IN THE CITY I

"A Choice line Of DRESS GOODS Black and Summer Dress
Silks Trimming Silk, all coors shades and prices.
Large and elegant assortment of Ladies' SILK TIES
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS.
Ladies' ZEPHYR sHAWLs and sACQUEs. aa
Torchon Brabant and valencienne LACEs Hamburg
Edgings and Insertions s5tesa etst.e.5
200 gross Dress Buttons in all Coors and Shapes
Ladies' Kid Gloves undressed Black Coors
Hosiery Notions Corsets in endless variety.
Ribbons Grain, numbers colors, prices
ELEGANT STOCK OF
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REDEMPTION OF TERRITORIAL WAR.
RANTS.

e7.7 OFFICE OF TERRITORIAL TREASURY,
IanktOn, Dakota, July %, 1879.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance of section
81, chapter 8. of the revised codes OF Dakota,
that am now prepared to pay cash in redemp-
ton OF the following territorial warrants, and
that theinterest on such warrants will cease 80
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sns5 4 INSURANCE.
STATE "a 4 Mt
s-z-s.sasv-s-f
OF THE
esL.k 80 , s.4 ge-HS.s. 4 Ia AS45t,G r
CONDITION OF THE So
Meriden Fire Insurance Company
@ On tie lst day Of July, 1879.

The name. Of the company Is The Meriden
Fire Insurance Company, of Merideii, Ct.
1t is located In Meriden, Ct
The amount of its capital stock Is Five Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars.
lhe. amount Of its capital stock paid up is
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars.
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Yankton, B. T., July Hiy'7, Il, 1879. IS
IL. N. Pqrdy. Deputy Auditor Of the Terri
tory of Dakota, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is true and correct copy Of
the statement of the Meriden Fire Insurance
Company, of Meriden.. CT, on the LIST day Of
July, 1779, and now on file i'm this office.
lSealJ L. NJ. PURDY,
Deputy Auditor,
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St. Petersburg, July ga commission
has been appointed to examine whether the
censorship .of the press cannot be replaced
by some system of supervision, which
shall allow greater latitude, while at the
same time preserving the governments
control.
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BRUTAL HUSBANDS.
IGold Elll Nawa.,


1t is o great pity that there lis no way
legally provided for Furnishing in an ad-
equate manner men who beat and abuse
their wives and children. Occasionally
q wife-beater turns up on the Comstock,
and only few days ago big, brutal
fellow Iy the name of Faulkner. up at
Virginia, beat and kicked his wife nearly
10 death. He was arrested and taken to
jail. but it is great pity that he could
not have been taken to the whipping
post instead. Such brutes can only ap-
preoiate punishment which can be ap-
piled with a big whip to their own in
fernal caroasses If they could be
knocked down, pulled about by the hair
of tho head, beaten and kicked, served
the same as they do their wives few
times, they would know how it is them
selves and appreciatively omit these lit
tie domestic performances.
Yet there are no more of these wife
beasers in this section, proportionate to
the population than are to be found in
other parts of the world. The New
York Sun says: The crushing of the
head OF one woman, and the firing of
four shots at another in Baltimore, the
beating of q woman in Harlem, the
pouring of kerosene upon woman in
East Thirty.sixth street, and the turning
out OF a woman from her home in Mon
roe street, comprise only one day. s
record OF the acts of cruel husbands.
Besides these cases, drunken fathe. in
North Andover knocked his daughter
down with poker and what some may
call divine punishment overlook him;
Immediately after he struck the blow he
fell to the floor corpse. The other Of
tenders should be properly punished.
Tho excuse in many cases that liquor
was the cause of the misdeed is poor
one to offer. Men who become so
crazed by the use of liquor that they
cannot restrain themselves from i'll
treating their wives should be put in o
place of safety, and kept there. Devlin,
the Lowell wife-murderer, since hs has
been in prison, has lost his ferocity. and
is in very docile frame of mind. He is
to be hanged next month and he COM
placently desires that his body be buried
beside that of bis murdered wife.
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ROBERT NJ. MARTIN.
In. Y. Sun.l

y. Y. SUM-
Robert NJ. Martin, pale and hsggard,
and with head bowed low, yet every inch
a gentleman, not only in attire but in
manner, was led to the bar of the Special
Sessions yesterday, Mrs. Allen, board
ing house keeper of Mcdougal street.
having accused him of stealing coat
and shirt from berhouse.
MAY it please the Court, "Mr. Jerome,
Jr.. said as the prisoner. covering his
face with his hands, burst into tears.
May it please the Court" Mr.. jerome
repeated, sit is only this morning that 1
learned that my old friend was in
trouble. Not ten years ago Robert NJ.
Martin was worth nearly million dol
Jars. He was an honored member of the
Stock Exchange. ana his career OF twen-
| ty years la Wall street as banker and
broker was one of the most honorable.
To-day we hear, for the first time. of his
| distress. l remember, your Honors,
when the gift of Robert M. Martin of
! one hundred thousand dollars to several
churches in this city was quoted as q
royal gift. He Called in 1872, and since
then his family has baen scattered, and
he is left, now understand, pauper.
your Honors I learn from Mr. Johnson
the clerk of the Court, that my old friend 3
mind seemed to you so much affected
when he was first called up for trial that
You ordered his case to be left over until
you could have him examined by physi.
eiars. l ask the mercy of the court for
a man who once was not only honorable
but charitable. +"
Judge Wande!l, after q long consulta-
ton with his associates, said with much
feeling: "Robert M. Martin, you have
had enough experience in this world to
know the disgrace of committing crime.
Mr.. Jerome, however, has told US OF
your great misfortune, and we are there
fore inclined to deal with you mercifully
The sentence of the Court is that you be
imprisoned in the City Prison for the
term OF five days."
Mr.. Martin who seemed dazed and
utterly crushed, was led out to his cell.
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An AssEMBLYMAN's RECEPTION. Hon.
() 0. p. Crawford reached Paradise
valley, where he resided prior to his
election, last Monday evening. The
moment he alighted from the stage q
bunch OF fire crackers was fastened to
his coat tails and the gentleman hoped
around like flea in hot skillet for
several minutes. Some Of his indignant
constituents were intent on giving him
a coat OF tar and feathers, but they
were dissuaded from this purpose by
s. P. B. Pierce, @. G. Biles and others.
A series of resolutions were adopted, the
substance of which is an invitation to
Mr.. Crawford to leave the valley. If all
those who made business Of breaking
the pledges given by them 10 the people
at tho first coin offer they received for
votes, were Stunned by their betrayed
constituents it would have tendency to
make legislators hesitate ere they bar
tered the interests of the people for coin.
Il Silver Stale.
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NOTICE.

TJNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
/ that am not interested In the Leaching
Works on Meadow Valley street in any manner
whatever and that will not be responsible for
any business or matter connected herewith;
either that or any other teaching establishment.
mrS-3w RICHARD A. RIEPE.
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do eagles give milk, mother2" asked
the boy. "No, my son; what made you
think so2" because have heard the
eagles scream" The mother reached
for her slipper. but the embryo para
grapher had vanished.
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Afghan proverbs: When the ass bears
too light a load he wants to lie down.
The spoken word cannot be swallowed.
Whom GOD hath marked the prophet
strikes with his wand. He who goes on
horseback no longer knows his own
father. When you die even your grave
will seem comfortable. What is taken
in with the milk is only given ont with
the soul. Do not hoist your garments
till YOU come to the water. When the
priest visits you, do not rejoice. he will
soon begin to beg.