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THE NEWS
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var between China and japan ''
S;,,v thousand immigrants arrived In
ysw York in April
" yss TY,psyil!e Hsroii has advanced It's
- 81 CON position from p to O cents
athousands ems.
National Convention OF the Free
y srswiII De held at Hornellsyille
IN August 9+'h.
~ =, NV York the grand jury indicted
.A',,,,, bogr,t tOr miSdemeanor IN not
rislaiuy the streets
Al Wlkssbarre, Pa, Saturday, Chas-
,t,obn. oi Pittsburgh, Was arrested tor
rs.,ins cOuu,ertrit money.
rcl J,lu n. Howell. formerly OF the
.(r,.,. e.! Press. and Wm. III. Wander
IN. \ sailed Tor EarOpe Saturday.
o. lama houses were burned at
9, Clsir. Pa, last night MIs' D0us"
81 Nv AN an oh Ia.iy, died oi ir'sh.
-" E,.ns1 will not speak on the Land
fsrngn u,nSe till the final stage, the
oII ~ ia ',,s ,ssjing OF the bill, Is reached.
sewn" N.,,o and Princess Beatrice
,e lug - Hugheuden Manor on S.,ur-
ItU's I,,. :, y yisi, the tomb OF Beaconsneid'
va? SAo London grand intsrnationa
lhe ~ ionr miles Was won by
Real. TarpedO second anu FAr WIN"
third. ~, Io, N
A. Vicksburg, saturday tlenIy =;
AZ, ~ sss convicted Of the murder OF
GPa,nS IpSn SSsban and sentenced to be hanged
June 81. - p.,u;loo
The C,s announces that Belyldere
C,s,Ia a, WarsaS, Is being prepared lot
,rsCztr. who will make lengthened
s,ay there.
Ths schooner Balladium sunk OIL II.
r,I,b SATURDAY. evening. The cap
ans son. Frank W. Chase, Jr., ana the
mate wer- lost.
q. - ar,bori,atively stated at Boston
a., ,bbo,t who was sentenced TO be
I',n...i S.,,.' ior Inc murder of Mrs. Crue, will
not betXecuyed.
General Bolt, a iormer aid-de-eamP 70
plD Carlos. has been arrested az MAJ
- in connection with legal proceedings
,,m-rIy tasen against him in Cuba.
d, e, passible that Thornton, present
p-,,isb Minister at Washington, will
s,.,..I DulT,rin at st. Petersburg, and
that layari will succeed Thornton al
Washington.
The crow, Bros. s tannery and Frost's
,a,.fsu w,re works, in Detroit, were
rompIrta'y burned out on saturday
night. Tie loss is heavy, but well COW
cred with insurance.
The judicial enquiry into the death OF
the Suilan, Abdul Aziz, continues. The
disclosures made show that a plot was
contemplated iOr the assassination oi
a.. the Imperial family.
The reception TO Grant by the Ameri-
can Minister at Mexico City was at
tended hv the cabinet, supreme court
and Congress diplomats, an immense
thrOng aud great eOrdiality.
The statement that the ex-Empress
Elgrnie passed through Paris on the
way 10 Milan, 10 be present at the I'M
yr,ing of the statue OF her husband, IS
wholly untrue. She has not yet lett
Elglanl.
A telegram from Galway says that
baiuh named King was seized last even
ing bys gang of disguised men and
roasted over a fire until he swoTe he
would resign hls office. Kings eondi-
ton is believed 10 be hopeless.
A large and enthusiastic meeting as
samb,rd az Jefferson, Texas, on Satur-
day, To discuss the prOpriety OF organ
izng a railroad company To construct
,oad from Jefferson, Texas, to Memphis,
A committee Was az pointed to raise sub
scripticns Tor completing survey.
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AFFAIRS ABROAD.
FEMALE ADVANCEMENT IN SPAIN.
Fearful Ravages Of Small.Poxi in London
The Russians Continue to Pene-
cute the Jew-Trickett Wins
Another Boat Race
AzULU LETTER TO QUEEN VICTORIA.
FEMALE ADVANCEMENT.
Ladies 70 Be Admitted to the spanisl
Uniysrsitsea

Ladies 70 Be Admitted to the Spanish
Universities.
MADRID, April 30.-After several
weeks animated debate the Superior
Council OF Education, over which the
Minister Of Public Works presided, has
decided by narrow majority to admit
women and girls to the lectures and de-
grees OF the universities and faculties.
No decision was taken on allowing
women to practice after obtaining de-
gree. Vigorous opposition was made by
part Of the Council, and the clerical in.
fluence was brought to bear against the
concession. The idea gains ground, how
ever, as many girls have won prizes and
honors during the last year in the Span
ish universities, including that Of this
CITY.
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Damase Feared at 81. Louis.

ST. Louis, May l.-Serious spprehen.
sions are beginning TO be felt for the
safety OF the property along the river
front here. The water is now nearly Q
loot and half above what is known
as the danger line, and
Is still rising. The gauge
tonight marks 81 feet 8 inches. A good
deal OF tho low land south Of Choctaw
Avenue and east of the high embank-
ment OF the Iron Mountain railroad is
submerged, and much Inconvenience is
experienced by those having property
there.
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THE YORKTOWN CENTENNIAL.
Meeting OF the Association-The Propos-
ed Order OF Exercises.

ed Ordor oil ExerclSes.
New YORK. April 3o.-Under the aus
pices OF the Yorktown Centennial Asso.
citation a conference OF that body was
held in the Governors room in the city
hall, this afternoon, with the Congress
sional Committee and the Commission
ers from each State, with the view OF
perfecting arrangements at the York.
town celebration. John Goode, OF Nir-
ginia, President, occupied the chair and
among those present were Gov. Halli.
day OF Virginia, ex x,Governor Bedloe OF
New Jersey, Col. Peyton and Thomas
Cochran OF Pennsylvania, Philo. Par.
sons OF Michigan, A. G. Ham
lin, Capt. j. G. Tucker, Prof.
Eli Charter, George B. Loving, Masss-
chusetts; Ex-Governor Hsrtrsnft, Penn
sylyauia; Major F. w. Coleman, Balti-
more; J. F. Talbot, Michigan, and 9TH
ers. Speeches were made by President
Goode, Governor Holiday, Leon Chat
tisn, OF France, Lieutenant Governor
Bulkely, ex-senator Patterson, and
others.
A resolution to open proceedings on
the 9th OF October next, at Yorktown, at
the corner stone OF the monument, and
to continue the exercises for nineteen
days. called forth lengthy discussion,
and was finally referred to committee
70 make q report,
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Trickstt Beats K,rhv Av.i,

LONDON, April S0-ln the single scull
oDAl rae TO-DAY, at Southampton, be.
~ sNeeh irleket; and kuby, Trickett Won
ss,sSuy by eight lengths. Time, 1926.
: mere vas a sllii southwest bretze blow.
.us over the cOurse, Notwithstanding
Sh'eh Irickett IOwgd ia much he,ter
Tuesday. NV y" ''A''e'
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A Fine Kind of q Husband

GALVESTON, April 30.-A N,trs Almar
special says: This morning, eight miles
north OF here, Samuel Brown, while
laboring under a temporary alteration
OF the mind, cut his wife's throat and
then his own with a razor. She had
recognized his condition and had fed
across the 6elds bat was overtaken. A
little nine year old daughter attempted
to take the razor from him and was
badly cut. ..
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His Assignee Suffered.

Nav YoRK, May 2.-The Tribune says:
Edward J. Morgan, recently in the boot
and shoe business, shot his assignee,
John Hopkins, Q leather dealer. Hop
kins was preferred creditor. and after
paying some OF the other creditors, re-
tained the balance. Morgan demanded
the return OF the balance. and sharp
words followed, when Morgan drew re-
volver and fired four times at Hopkins,
one shot causing q serious wound.
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A Catholic Day at Richmond.

Richmond, Va, May 1.-The conse'
Grafton OF Very Rev. Johnsens, Vicar
General OF the diocese OF Richmond, AZ
the bishop OF Natchez, took place to-day
in st. Peters Cathedral with imposing
and impressive ceremonies. Arch.
bishop Gibbons celebrated the ponti6-
cal mass. Bishop Elder, Of Cincinnati,
preached the sermon. All the prelstes
of Baltimore were present. Bishop
Johnsens celebrated the pontiiical yes
Dpry
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THE LOST FISHERMEN.
Sad Fears Conflrmed-The Boat and One
Of tho Party Found.


MOUNT CLEMKNs, Mich, April 3d.
The tug Perkins has returned, bringing
the missing pleasure boat and the body
o: Morey Axtell, one ofthe party whose
probable loss has been announced. The
body was found in the boat ina sitting
posture, half reclining on the gnnwale.
Fishing tackle and a pipe were found in
the boat, and every indication points to
the fact that the craft had not capsized.
One Of Axtells feet wes securely fas..
ened uader the seat, and was with di!li.
Guilty removed. These facts go to show
that he perished from exposure and pri-
walton, literally dying horrible death
by inches. The boat and body were
found off Crosse Points, about one and
a half miles from the shore. The last
possible hope for the safety OF any OF
the party has now been extinguished.
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nW.sa Foolish Act.

NEv YORK. April 80. John W. MIN:
turn, of the long established firm OF
Grennell, Minturn & Co.. rs South
street, shot himself dead in his private
office this morning while laboring under
temporary alteration of mind. He
placed revolver to his mouth and ols-
charged it, the ball passing through the
upper part OF his head and lod sine in
the ceiling. He was possessed OF a large
private fortune, his business affairs are
prosperous and his family relations of
tha most happy character.
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TYLER COUNTY

Waxing u2 the Rsilroad Work-The
Boom Started.
sqyy.4, Correspondent. ui the Register.
SlsrERSygLIE, W. Va, April 30.
Ata railroad meeting held in our VII
'asp 70 lay in the interest Of the w. p.
Il e. K. T., great interest was manifest
vd in the proposed railroad enterprise,
AMI $40 vas subscribed to the survey,
which amount will be largely increased.
lntereS, IN the proposed road Is lncreas-
ing daily and gaining warm friends. Our
county is getting walked uD and will do
Us part TO make il success.
j. VI. DARE.
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More Money Demanded at p,,tsburuh

tIrrSBr2GH, April S0.-The journey
men cabinet makers have appointed a
SNmm''tee TO call on the proprietors Of
factories and demand an advance OF Is
per cent. on their present wages, to take
eueCt nom Monday next. The isurney-
Ien orlcAlayers OF Pitt burgh aud Ale
Sneny have been notified by the bosses
o' concession 10 the demand for in
creased wages made some time since.
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DRY oooDs
Eeu York

Srv YoEk. April 0.-Dry Goods -
Market generally quiet but values IN.
changed. Mems wear heavy voolens in
moderate request, and leading makes OF
cassimeres sold ahesd; cotton goods.
prints and lawns, quiet in frss hands; ;
gipghsm, continue sctive and 10 hight
supply. The BuiLtin ays: Over IA
COS dozen gloves will be sold perempto-
,iiv at AUCTION pext TUESDAY.
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Enough for One Day.

NKw YoRK, Nav l.-George Lyons,
clerk of George Scott, OF Hoyt street,
Brooklyn, went to the stable 70 feed his
horse, accompanied by Mary Scott, an
infant child. While Lyons was putting
the feed in the crib, the horse fatally
kicked the child. As Lyons stopped 10
pick up the little girl. the horse kicked
him and broke his leg. Henry Argne,
hearings cry for help, ran TO assist, and
while trying to get Lyons and the child
from the place where thev had fallen,
the horse kicked him, putting his eye
en-.
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Honor TO the Father OF his Country.

NEw York, May 2.-The Tribunss
second proposition, that the George
Washington Post, 6. A. X 90 to Mount
Vernon on Decoration day and place
flowers on the grave OF the Father OF
his Country, is meeting with much IA
yor. Several members OF other q. A.
X. posts and the Seventh and other
National Guard regiments have asked TO
be allowed to accompany the post.
President Garfield has been asked TO de-
liver an oraiion, and members OF the
Cabinet and prominent army and navy
officers at Washington will be present.
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TROUBLES {:
WHICH BesET THE HUMAN RACE.
The Floods Cause Great Suffering in the
Far west-SeveraI Small Strikes
be- Repoted-A large Number
... ofCrmes and Casualties.
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
FEARFUL SUFFERING.


The Dssolsts Cond,tion oftoe Inn. o'tsn.
Near Y Ysnkton-Ths Work ofthe Fioooe
cYaSkros, April 30.-All telegraphic
communication being destroyed, this
telegram goes TO Sioux City by rai.
The Missouri flood has subsided and the
river is falling almost as fast as it ross.
For week past the river has been OUT
of its banks and been overhowing. The
bottom below Yankton has again SUB
merged large portion Of the land over
flowed by the Missouri river rise. The
worst OF the food is now over. The Jim
has been full from bluff to bluff
and from. a mile to a mile
and a half wide. Itslow water width Is
about ten rods. All its bottom lands tor
seyenty-five miles up are oyertiowed,
and most OF the houses upon the bottom
have been swept away, causing great
destruction OF property and much des,
titution. The food sufferers are still
being cared for in Ysnkton. Twenty
five thousand government rations have
been issued, and probably as much
more furnished by Yankton people.
Six boxes of clothing received from
Omaha have been distributed in Union,
CLAW, Bonhomme, Cedar and Knox
counties. The demand is greater than
the supply, and all applicants are IN pos
tive need of aid. Gov. Hand Is taking
steps 10 secure the burial OF dead cattle
horses and dogs in the bottoms, as the
carcasses are beginning to decompose.
The steamers Helena, Bighorn and
Rosebud, which were cast upon the
prairie by the food, have been launched
and are ready for work. The steamers
Butte, Black Hills and Nellie Peck can
not be launched until there is another
rise in the river, as a wide sand bar has
formed along the river front where they
were left by the flood.
The weather was warm and pleasant,
the grass is green on the hill sides and
the farmers are putting in their grain,
Towns Washed Away Great Damage
Done. t-'
ArCHIsoN, April S0.-The river has
fallen three inches since midnight
A strong east wind has been blow.
ing to-day, lashing the wide ex-
panse of water in strong waves against
the Kansas shore, 80 that on this side
there seems to be no abatement OF the
flood. The Champion learns that the
village of Oaks Mills in the lower part OF
this county has been almest destroyed
by floods. Seven buildings were wash
ed away. The large island near
there was submerged and all the stock
of its inhabitants drowned.
A special to the Champion, from Troy,
says: In Doniphan county, which is
bordered on three sides by the river, all
the bottom lands are overflowed. The
inhabitants are all out OF the bottoms
between White Cloud and Coma Point;
and the churches Of the latter place are
filled with refugees. At Iowa Point the
water is up to the windows ofthe depot.
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ma wav 1Tis Done In Texas.

Los ASeslos, April SO.-In the trial OF
Miss Lastina Arbarta, for killing +. p,
son Of Don Juan Foster, whom she
claimed seduced her under the promise
OF marriage and subsequently, aband.
oned her, the jury this evening rendered
a verdict of acquittal. Mss Arbarta
left the court room amid the cheers Of
the crowd. ... -.-
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ST. LOUIS STRIKES.
the Street Bsilwsy Men Quiet but the
Brewers Threaten Trouble.

ST. LOUIS, April 3o.-All the street
railroads resumed operations this morn
ing and everything is now going on as
before the strike. After the cars stopped
running last evening the conductors and
drivers held meeting and took pre!im-
insry steps to form union. 1t was the
opinion OF many OF the men that the
concessions made by most OF the com
panies would not be lasting unless they
organized to protect themselves.
The men engaged in the different
breweries Of the city have demanded q
reduction in the hours Of labor. and un-
less their demands are complied with by
Monday they will strike.
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The Pickle EarI., R.u,rh-

LONDON, April 3O-The Earl Of
SMniessoury eloPed with Mrs. Miller.
;ny, aGnay, OF Shiply, Derbyshire. The
,Ssinye pair fled to s;rasburg, where
~ ne Isdy ; relatives overlook them, gave
.ne Esrl sound thrashing and brought
the lady back to Ensland,
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BuckIsn's Armies oalvs-

The bes, salve in the word for ests,
bruises, cores, ulcers, sals fnsam, Hvo
sores. tst.er, chapped hands ehilbi:ins,
eorns and al! kinds Of skim eruptions.
This saive 10 guaranteed 70 give psdees
satisfaction in every caDe, o. money ~
funded. Price Is Lsnts per box. fos
ssIe by ioxan. List q Co, Wbssaisg.
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BASE BALL.
The Bostons, Worcesters and Chicagos
Carry Oh the Laurels fs-H

Carry On the Laurels fa.H
NKw YORK, April 30.-Bostons, I, o,e.
o, 9, 0.0,2,0.0 2-7. hetropolitsns, 0,
l, 900 2, 90, O. 0-5. -v.k
WoRcEsrER, April So.-Metropolitans,
90, o, !, 0, 0. 8. 0. o.. Troys nothing.
CHICAGO, April So.-The opening base
ball game Of the season was played here
to-day, and was q fine exhibition OF the
best points OF the National game. The
game was Won in the last inning, the
Chica2os making four runs. There were
several close and doubtful decisions dur-
ing the game, which were hotly dis.
puted. Cisveispds s, Chicagos s.
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PARIS.

A Coming Duel-Terriblo Epidemic
Among Horses-
PARIS, April 30.-A duel is about to
be fought between two famous cham
pions OF foils, Baron De Saumatto and
NJ. Pons. The affair grew out OF
trifling quarrel during fencing match.
A terrible epidemic, somewhat akin
to typhus, is making great havoc among
the horses of this city. The Paris
Omnibus Company is said to have lost
$1,000 francs and Campagnie Des Petites
Voutres over million francs.
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LIVE STOCK.
CfnAo.

CaIcAso, April D.-Tbe Dro,s.
Jo,rn7l bureau reports: Hogs-Re
ceipts 1900 head; shipments 2, 500 bead;
Demand moderste; mixed packing % %
@6 o5; choice heavy IS 1905 W; light
S s5caG 10. The market 10 S9i0c
lower. -.
Cattle-Receipts 800 head; ship.
ments $500 heal; common TO fair ship.
Plug q 60s,5 10: good 10 choice - 4Os,
5 IS; butchers steady at 81 JDh,4 80;
stocsers and feeders s3 .O(sti %; extra
feeders 81 gDd5 ~.
she+p-Rer.ipts 800 head; ship.
m.nts 3.D10 hssd; market strong and
b-isk conu mon To MEDIUM ~ Oe' 20;
z cd 10 choice s. coos p.
CtncannstL
Crxc-s,.u, April 20. Hog Dali; |;
and dropping; common and light a -
GG o5: packing and butchers Is 500
s IS. Receipts sos head. Shipments o95
head.
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Eighty Persons Drowned.

MELBOURNE. April 30-The British
steamer Tararua Of Melbourne has been
wrecked OF Stage New Zealand. Eighty
persons we're drowned.
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SMALLPOX.
Fearful Ravaaes OF the Dreaded Disease
in London.

LONDON, April S0.-Within the last
twenty-eight days 1900 cases OF small.
pox have been refused admission to the
hospitals because they were full. Dur.
ing the same time 297 persons died in
their own homes from the disease.
There are now LOLA cases OF smallpox
in the London hospitals, and only one
bed available. The epidemic has great:
ly increased in violencelstely, and about
ten per cent. of the cases prove fatal.
During the past fortnight 1853 persons
died in the hospitals from the disease.
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Nev ron .--.-..-ileNs
racine sixes OF
RAILROAD BONDS s-fairly sctive but
irregular.
SrArx BoxDs-Dull.
SrocHs-The market was irregular at
the opening. and in early dealings prices
declined toe per cent, Alton and Terre
Haute, New jersey Central and Della.
ware, Lackawanna and Western being
most prominent in the decline. Al the
first call speculation became strong and
prices took an upwaId turn, the entire
list participating IN the Improvement;
which ranged from TO 8; per
cent, New York Elevated, Metropolitan
Elevated and the coal shares leading
the upward movement. After midday
there was q reactien OF l6l! per cent,
the latter Iron Mountain, but at the
second call the market again became
strong and under brisk purchases an AL
vance Was recorded ranging from i(S2l
per cent, the Granger properties, tho
Trunk lines, the coal stocks, Union Ia.
cifc and SC. Louis and San Francisco
common being most conspicuous there.
in. The market closed strong and gen.
orally at about the best figures OF the
day. Northwestern preferred. which
closed yesterday at l32 bid. sold mp to
l3I.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed az follows: Canada
Southern 2,40O, &. q. 4 !. q. 1000.
Chesap peake and Ohio 800. Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western 10000, Dela.
ware and Hudson 5000, Denver and
Rio Grande 5000, Erie l.s00, Hannibal
and 81. Joseph 800, Iron Mountain IL.
600, Kansas and Texas $500, lake
Shore 5000. Louisville and Nashville
$4,000, Michigan Central 10000. Mobile
and Ohio 6,0OO, Marietta and Cincinnati
6rsts preferred $500, Northwestern l3,.
600, Nashville and Chattanooga $500,
New Jersey Central 1000, New YORK
Central $500, Ohio and Mississippi
1000, Ohio Central $500. Pacific Mail
800, Reading $500, st. Paul $1,000,
Texas Pacific 1900, Union Pacific 1900.
Wabash Pacific $500. Western Union
1900, Memphis and Charleston 3.+0O,
and ~. Louis and San Francisco 200.
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sTAGNATION OF BUsINE Ess
Caused by Our Stubborn Senators st the
Capiial

Capital.
WAsuISaroS, May 1.-The tradesmen,
builders, &C., in Washington City loud
ly complain Of the deadlock in the
Senate. The weather is unusually good;
the roads, drives, suburbs and excur-
sions are splendid around Washington.
There would now be a rather brilliant
soring season il the Senate were
not the most contemplate part OF
the Capital. A few miserable officers,
the aggregate salaries OF which are but a
few thousand dollars, hold the Ameri-
can Government in check and arrest
nearly the entire business OF the Gov
ernment City. To corresponding ex-
tent the deadlock has its influence on
all the country. Men feel the same
way toward their government that they
do toward their families. II the regu-
lar economy goes along enterprise, con:
tidence and cheerfulness prevail. IL
there is selfishness, shallowness and
disagreement at the domestic center,
the head OF the house regards his labor
as purely in vain.