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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
About Five Young Men,

In the darkest wear Of the war, five Young
men were sworn 10 As newly elected repre-
sentatives in the Thirty eighth Congress
James A. Garfield was 81 years Of age, and
born in Cuyahogs county, Ohio; James &.
Blaine was 80, and born in Pennsylvania;
William h. Allison was 81, and born IN
Perry. Ohio; James +. Wilson was So, and
born IN Newark, Ohio; and William Win
dom was SO, and born in Belmont, Ohio.
Mr.. Window alone had served before ali
the Others then entered Congress for the
first time. -Four were born IN Ohio, though
the FIVE then represented four different
States. They came 10 know each other well.
The fierce struggle Of civil war the glories
OF victory. the anxieties and doubts Of re-
Construction, they shared together. To-day
the Youngest Of the FIVE is President The
next in years. his former Speaker. becomes
his Secretary of State. The oldest IN years
and service becomes his Secretary Of the
Treasury, because the third in years de-
clined. And the fifth member Of this group,
Mr.. Wilson of Iowa, will probably take the
seat in the Senate vacated by lowas War
Governor Kirkwood, who becomes Presi-
dent Garheld's Secretary of the Interior.
With twO in the Senate, two in the Cabinet,
and one in the White House, the little
party Of i've young men of 1868 will have
some part in the government.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1851.
Results.

Experienced mining men, who have made
a careful examination of the geological and
meteorological formations in this county, have
asserted, with a positiyeness which left no
doubt as to their belief that rich deposits of
valuable minerals existed in Hancock coun-
" and that a proper development Of these
deposits would result in paying mines.
In order that such development should be
made i, was necessary that capital be OBJ
tanned. and the attention OF capitalists drawn
in this direction. MANY have lamented the
feverish excitement which seized our people
during the winter Of 1879 and 1850. and the
apparently reckless investments that were
made by some at that time. but it i doubt
fulfil the same attention could have been
drawn to Us so early IN any other way, and
it is certain that it did not result in the same
amount Of disaster and personal suffering,
usual in such cases Outside capital has
since then been steadily coming y and the
older mines have gone on steadily in the
process of development. until It is now
well established fact that We have paving
mines in sullivan. Gouldsboro and Bluchill
Every hole in the ground is not mine. nor
j. every mine a paving mine, bat the fact
that paving mines do exist, affords reason
able proof that others will be found to do
the same, attsr proper development. The
TACT thaI TIN, county has never before been
known as a rich mineral region proves moth
ing. since our people have always given their
attention to agricultural and maritime pur-
suits. rather than to prospecting for miner
ais which it would require large amount Of
capital to develop. The business Of mining
has now become one Of the established in
dusiries Of the county and should the earn
ings Of some Of the mines enable them 10
declare and pay a div idend in June or JULY,
as they confidently eNpec; to do. it would dc
much towards extending and increasing the
confidence Of capitalists IN those mines which
are not a. vet sufficiently developed to prove
their actual value
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

1t looks now as though England is dis
posed to settle for the outrages on American
fishermen in Fortune Bay. The London
Daily Nesos says:
at has reason TO believe that the fishery
dispute between England and the United
States is on a fair way toward settlement,
the fact being admitted that the American
fishermen are entitled TO compensation for
the injuries to their vessels and tackle.
England has proposed alternative courses,
one being the payment of lump sum, the
other, reference Of the question to arbitra-
ton, the two Governments nominating each
one person, the nominees appointing third.
A difficulty at one time arose from the
excessive claims Of the United States, but
the latest kilograms from Secretary Blaine
point to the willingness of the Washington
Cabinet TO accept one or the other Of the
above plans.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The trial of Rev l. VI. kalloch. for the
murder Of Charles DE Young in San Fran
cisco last April was brought to a close
last week and resulted in the scquittal.
1t is understood that the grounds for
acquittal we've that the accused acted in
self defense Il viii be remembered that
DE Young had attacked the Rev. |. 5. Hal
loch. father Of the accused, with pistol and
had also published scurrilous articles relative
TO him in the Chronicle Of which DE Young
was one of the editors. How much these
facts Influenced the jury in determining the
verdict ii is impossible to state. 4 sister OF
De Young has vowed to avenge her broth
er's death and il is by no means certain that
another tragedy will not follow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
- . -

The Boston Trdreiier remarks The
English seem TO feel rather sore over the IA
yor that is displayed In this country toward
the Irish cause Natural. for all men hold
all men 10 be enemies who favor their enc
mics: but they should call 10 mind that no
American armed ships have left our ports 10
cruise against English commerce. 4 FEM
an revolver is not a pleasant thing. but it Is
by means so dangerous as a Confederate
cannon and the most resolute Of the Land
Leaguers could not be named ia the same
day with Admiral Semmes a. a mischief
maker. No proposition has been made in
Congress 10 treat the Land League a. for
eign nation; and no member OF Congress
has stood up--as the scoundrel Laird stood
up in the British Parliament-and declared
his intention TO wage war against the United
Kingdom. Laird was eheered when he made
himself belligerent, the other party being
the United States. Take phys:c, Pomp,
and learn how wretches feel ="
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice of Foreclosure.

T J"sCyh H. West administrator II the estate Of
The late John Nrst. hsrrtsy give pHhIic notice
that have rlatn by mo tsazr upon the follow
ing lnt parcel at land situated 10 Franklin and
huuprcsi A. follows to vii BEGINNING on the south
line of No 10, ON the vert side Of tho old Heath
'trvam 50 raltftt, and rut ming We-terly ON that
line ono hundred and SEVEN rods b the east linz.
~ the tsaut Purch Sc, thcase southrrly on thr
t'1uit tnc one hundred AMI twenty 1--we rods 10 a
stake and stone, thence ,tCriy &c huplr,,t and
twelve rods - stake and stone on the west ai,l,
oi the ODD Hrath stream. thcnre uurther.v follow
iEg tie course Of said stream one hundred and
tW rHty I've rusis IA n or lees To IN, mac. 81 H.
gianing containing eighty i've and one half sfrr-
moro or less salt mortgage was given b. Nrt
sou Aillet &" the town Of FRANKLIN and assigned
- John West, and Is dated the eighteenth fiay NJ
prt'p'F \. D. l~G-, and f. recorded 10 book lI-
pase lts Of the Hancock Registry Of nee,l= Tho
condition IN -atd mortgage has been lr,,h -, 4 :,
reason whereof | claim "a foreCIo-e the same a.
BY law provided.
JOSEPH II. WEST. Adm'r.
BY p Taft
fli7""4tA- BW1is
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice Of Foreclosure

WHtreas R0bvrt tIcrry q Ellswnrth Hanr1rk
county, Maine, on the second lay Of December 4
u 1910 conveyed 10 me the underslgnesI by hf-
mortgage, deed recorded In Hancock Registry
Book - fagc as 'rTtaiu lot or parr4i Of Land
situated IN IoWnsh Number eight (s) Ia said
county vi Hanr ck, bounded and described a.
10 bows 10 VII beginning at the Northeast corner
~ inc Bennett lot, adjoining Alexander Martins
land running south, seventy rods on said I,enBrtfs
last line, thence EAst one fniie tp the land 81
Dean aud Bartlett on Salsbury's land thsnrr ~,
uietF line two hundred and fifteen rods NOR. or
less % tanu Of Horace Davis, thence West IN
ha' - iiHe seventy rods more or less 10 land of
, MARTIN thence south said Martins line
one huhIred and forty rods more or less to Mar
uh 7onth fanl corner, thence West on Martins
Nouth me two hundred and hfty ro,is b. plac. Of
"eslhhing, containing two hundred aeres or more
anti whereas the condition Of said mortgage IL
aad give this notice for that purpose.
GIDEON l.. JOY
Hancock. Marrh Is, 1851 Svxi5
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

Beatrice, Princess Of Great Britain and
Ireland, leads dreary sort of life divided
between Osborne, Windsor and Balmoral.
She has no definite duties except now and
again to stand in full dress near her royal
mother, at some exceedingly uninteresting
state ceremonial. If she drives out, II is
with the Queen; if she walks in Windsor
Park. the Majesty of England is still with
her. Full of fun and high animal spirits,
she is bound down by rigid Court etiquette
which must be insuferably CALLING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

After a careful consideration Of all the
facts, the President has decided not to call
an extra session of Congress. 1t is found
that under laws already passed provision
can be made by which large part of the
National debt that will mature this year can
be provided for and the rate Of interest ma
terially diminished.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

Much Of the disircss and sickness a,,sibu.
ted to dyspepsia, chronic darrhaa and other
causes is occasiouci b. humor IN the
stomach. Several cases. with all the char.
acteris,ics Of these complaints. have been
cured by Hoods SarsapariIla. Other cure.
effected by this medicine arc so wonderful
that the simplest statement Of them affurl.
the best proof that Il combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures tho
confidence OF the people
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The Memphis appeal says: Ben Hill
has put his foot in il again. Nothing could
have been more ill-timed and. as the facts
stand, unjust, than the accusations Of selling
out and Of treachery which lin hurled
against a man who had not yet opened his
lips, and who. as he afterward said, desired
10 listen and learn, and no, enter the lists
of debate. But Hill is nothing if not wrong
headed"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

No official announcement has been made
of any decision in the matter Of an extra
session, but it is generally understood that
none will be called before fall 1t is pro-
posed to sell the balance of the per cent.
bonds at a rate that will bring the interest
down to little over 8 per cent, and to
temporarily use part of the reserve, to re-
deem the s per cent. bonds
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The Bourbon leaders in Virginia are at
a loss just what course to take in the next
canvass. Some are in favor Of making
white mans government issue, while few
of the organs of that party suggest that ad-
sances be made to the negroes by an offer
10 abolish the whipping-post, the poll tax
requirement and to give them liberal laws.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

Public notice Is hereby given that Levi. "a
Abbott on the fifth LAY Of November A n laeo
by his deed, Of that date duly executed and record
el mortgaged to me certain parcel Of land .itnate
IN "eunore Isle lnow Ncronal In the lOuutv ~
TIE old homestead lot (the late Joshua Ahbottsy N
stake near the middle Of pair Of bars connect
y rods from the top of the bank OF Penahs,a,
river thence south ~ deg, East s. rods II nnk
Thence south dA5 deg West 33rosis Is links. thence
noTth 80 deg West q rods thence North 81 dqor
West - ro'ls thence North "a deg. East Is ro.f
10 nrst bounds containing IL acres arc,a,ts,l,
To the plan Of Dauie Buck iAi''A
The condition Of said mortgage being hross,
claim to forecloae the same ami give lhis nTsirs
for that purpose. '' "''''e
PETER ARil04sp
Bueksport March Is, 1881 g.DI5
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0br GllsWortb Amrritan.

ralf,shra evcry THURSDAY Morning at Coomhs
Block. Ellsworth, Ne, hv THt HANCOt X
COUSTN PuEIIsiiING COMP Ny.
fur tcrtns, a.. see arst page
HE :. NJ. rETTEN'iIi.l. \ ca. 10 state Street.
Ito~taa. g Park Row, New York, aud 7el hcsnut
Street Phiiltlcipisis. are cur Agent for procnr-
10 advertisements for The AMERICAS In the above
cities aui authorised To contract for advertising at
our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Printing Press wanted.

A NE'ONp HANb 1tlNDEE PRINTING PRESS
"A } good rier hat InZ a bad not less than y
~ inshc-. rtFtIrs having such a press for sale
can possibly nni purchaser b. addressing Post
Oilrs Box no 30
Bar iIArbor, Malue. 3wiSs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

We have before u, a handsome LITTLE volume
from the publishing house OF j. ". MaTsh, II.
Louis. emil led e Memoirs md Pruphecie, Of
Mother ShiR0R." prepared from VI -. ~ the
Bniish Museum, with picture Of the ancient
dame. The astonishing Vcrihcatou. thst have
follow ed the prophecies Of hi celebrated seer
e,s have aroused almost universal curiosity A.
10 the events that surrounded her lie. And
here We have her History and prophecies for
10 GEMS. For sale by news de aeTs, or cent by
the publisher direct.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The American consul at Nice telegraphs
shaa s;xty-nine lives were lost BY the opera
house Ere. No Americans or Englishmen
are among TIE victims Public interment
oceuredFridsy. The shops were all closed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice of Foreclosure

WHEREAS Charles l.. Rich, Of sarrv Co,r.,
" oi Hancock and State Of Maine on the t1ys;,
SKIN nAy Of February, A D., isssi conveyed -
me the Undersigned by his NOR gaze 49, r.. -
kecorded h Hancock Registry vol no maze a. al
a certain lot or parcel OF land stu,te In iaid So
p anu described as follows, to wit Bcginnins, a.
1880 stAAe anu stones at the highway running fTnn
EIIswoIth 70 Surry by land Of heirs Of solomon Il
lreworgy and runs north three and one hsIF - =
east eigh rods to stake, thence east Ave ,-t =
stake; thence south three deg eastsrl o sas ~
ana one-half rods 70 the highway thence hv All
roid hse RODS to the place of beginning eontain
Ihk ohe-quafter OF an scre more ~ No. a.
whereas the condition Of said mortgage IA hna -,
claim foreclosure Of the same snd = t oipa sen
notice accordingly. '' sife this
GEO. W. ALLEN.
surry, March IS, Iss s a,ss'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Annual Meeting.

r he stockholders Of tn Hagan Mining Company
! are hereby notified h. meet a. Room No.
Caonis' Block on Tuesday Apr. 18th at O'Clock i.
NJ. t. elect officers for the ensuing year and trans
acl any other business which my come before
them.
Per or'ler. Jos. EMERSON, Secy.
osrt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The Readjsster leaders throughout Viz
ginia fully and cordially inGorse Senator Ma
hone in his course in the Senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
q q o % So o. %
. THJNl ~ ANf.Rig IN
tANkER SYRUP.

For ~Crpfgia. Cancer, tanker, salt Khrun. nys.
ptTslA and all ktDdYpd dtseaarS u blood
aud stutnsrh &c Gaaast he ParaiIsIea
The beauty OF It. work ~ lazy upd Cnmpar ipou ami
faithf lily uz.d
for -ale by Too. A. Parrher, Ellsworth
FRED ,. BURPEt, PraCliraI Druggist.
Cmos - Rock laud, Me.
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Notice..

m hc annual meeting " the Ellsworth Boom co
/ lpr the election IL officer AMI making appro-
priAiinn- fr The cntuins year will he he'll 20 the
ori,e 81 \ a. Norris on saturday, April "a at :
O'Clock 4. NJ
Evil. = + HNRTsHOEN Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

Senator Hoar defines Bourbon as "a
main who never learns anything and who
forgets great deal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Thomas J. Gray u Verona in the
~ County 90 Ianrock and State OF Maine,
nnrt gag'si to ne q certain parcel Of ianfl with
buildings thereon -ituatsyi IN said s. roma and uuw
efrupie't 10y said tray AZ his homestead by hts
deceit dated January sgh A. H. 1877 aud rt,s4lrti ia
hanetck tsrTt- ry Of Deeds, hook 49,. Page = g.
Is'c conditions II Saii mortgage having tren Ire
k'n claiu - furcr sc the same and publish this
notice To- that purpose
q NJAMIN FAgNH,M
Pr his ft'y William o. buck
Buckspnrt, Mar,b y. 1851 3u IT,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

From Lieut.. Jno. osborn, Of the firm q
Erans. Webster IL Co., Boston.
Two bottles Of .IdamsoH's Botanic Bal
sam effected a cure in my family that four
skillful physicians failed 10 do"
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers at IS cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Annual Meeting.

TT he annual Meeting ~ tie Grant silver Mining
L Go. will BE- held al the Office II 9. " Fiske on
TUESDAY April 9Th AZ O'clock y. VI. a. elect
officers for thr ensuing year and transact any
other business that may come before said uscct-
ing
Evil. q. n. HOPKINS sec.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The trial Of the assassins of the Cxar
eomwenced the 3Qth inst
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
NOticc 10 Subscribers.

The date on the address label each suhser-
beers paper shows the time u which the subs rip
ton u paid, and all ~ scribers IN arrears are
requested IN pas up as so9u a. possible.
In all communications relating To subscriptions
our correspondents requested 10 state the
Post Office 10 which the paper j.. or Is to be sent.
aud D. be careful 10 write all proper names plain
iy.
In directing \ change Of address, always give
the present address well A. the one TO which you
wish the paper afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

Evrry day AZ noon, precisely, afsT April i,h,
Balloon siI feet high will be released from tbs
top ~ OAK Hall. Roston. and reward of a suit u
clothes will be paid 90 The hoy who captures Il and
returns ii 90 Boston. W. also gir< 10 every Gus
toner "a our t8ys icpa riIn,nt an Inflated Partisan
Balloon - rcutlnrtgrs in diameter
The stock u Mems AMI Boys' spring AMI sum
NOR suits anil spring Ovs rcusts y complete. and
suFpas=ss tn variety and general excellence all
former lispiays In ihrv, hsrArvi New England
towns AMI eitirs We represented ~ established
Agents IA whose hands fan lines Of Spring aud
Summer Samples viii ~ found, and with shom
cur trade eau cJnddcnty deal
When yuu - ip Boston Dc surr AMI visit Oak
Hall - the famous. one price, reliable Clothing
Hnusr
Samples ami rulcs for self measure sent 20 any
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice of Foreclosure

w HkREAs John Griffin and Flora Grin, 90
NJ DuS spsFtt county OF Hancock and STAT. ~
VA " their mortgage deed, dated Ma 81
lsI and Recorded in Hancock Registry ct di ~
foi. ls9 page 2i9 conveyed to me 4 ser,ain s
5o,,n ~ anu situated IN Bncksport aforesaid ard
rod, westerly and northeriy by land Of MIN ~
sMaZeY. ana easteriy by the Pond land n rai,s,
sam lot being eight rods on the Count, ra leu,
zen r0tis deep, and the same premises na,. anu
LIEU " me SAID John and Flora Grimm an;
, nnefeas the conditions OF said mortgage ha,'a .
oeeh broken, claim foreclosure Of the ss,a saw
pvoks,.o.. ~, EBES b. GARDNER
~ -" 1881. 3wIl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice of Meeting.

TT IA. regular annual MEETING gf the Boston and
! EurA-i,art IA ming company viii b. hrl,i at
D NEEl HALL BurA-iurt. On MunsLty pTtl fth
AZ nf urk T.. NJ.
zwl-' JAMES EVERY, President
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31

The purest inyigorant and stimulant mot
an intoxicant) is Malt Btters.
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Wanted.
Notice..

IND HEREA> my wife Eliza j. Dorr, has len
w my bed and board without just cause, | here
by forbid any person harboring trusting her on
my account a. shall pay 10 bill. Of her contract
ing after this date.
LUTHER T.. DO2R.
Driantl, Feb. sth. 1881. 34li'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-03-31
Notice of Foreclosure.

w hcrcas Julia \. sinclair, Il Surry, County 81
w Hancock. Maine on tho thirty Htst ,lay Of
harrh, \ y. is-p conveyed a. tn, uuilCralEnty
hy hcr mortgage decd recorded IN Hancock Reg
tsir1 81 dee Is. Vol. 10 Page 100 re tain lot or
parcel % land situated In .aid Surry itundc an
described - f7l"ws, Beginning on thu rad o. =.
tn- from Ellsworth tp Hluchiil. near the nau u Of
Tire river 50 call 4 and bong the Homestead
orcupt'l by Ehc1 sinclair, on the East bv the
HIGHWAY, un the south hs land ~ simeon Lord IN
the West by iBnd - Lydia Morgan ard on the
North by iand % VIM. / Nc artney. containing
- HyTv- NOR r les. 'uh whereas the rpn,ltt
ion Of aid mortgage l. broken. / claim a fnr..
cln-ure OF thc sane
~ .. W. ALLEN
Ey his 'uy. \. =. DRINkW ATFR
surTy, Mar. II, ISL .WIg
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PENSIONS
SECURED, ALSO BOUNTY, RACK PAY,
lN1aEiSE OF PRNSIONS, PATENTS &c

Thousands entitled. Ne Laws. Now = the
time DO not delay soldiers, Widows, hidrcn.
Parents, all ruu lo'i. Apply at ouce SIND two
stamps for blank anil Instructions complete, n
WIN. T.. MORRIS L. :. Pension and Patent
ATTY. No. 3j5 broadway New York Cay
smazl4s
, 1881-11-19

afforded. Slavery and the institu-
ton of marriage are ~antagonistic, and
cannot we'll be otherwise, but since
the events of l848 followed by those
of 1878, have given the death blow
to. slavery, it behoves all who have
n stake or interest in the island to
encourage as far as possible a better
state of affairs than exists at present.
Speaking therefore in a public sense
and in a public spirit, we would wish
to impress on all miStresses and
on all masters the Importance of
countenancing as far as possible tn
institution and of seeking to give
some assistance to people who, bereft
of all tribal institutions and removed
from all sources of ambition and
pride in themselves and in their poste-
rity, are now left TO stand alone. In
the above matter the law can do hut
very little, but the force Of public
opinion can do a great deal. Hold
ing as we do the above opinions, it is
idle for us to further discuss the
Labour Question. If the tree is
rotten at the core, it is but little use
to prune it and to dress it. Broadly,
our opinions are that, as far as practi-
cable, every labourer should have
free scope to bring his labour to the
best market, and that having earned
as much as his diligence and bodily
strength will permit him he should be
possessed Of a home, upon the neces-
saries and comforts of whose inmates
his earnings should be spent.