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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24
REV ADVERTISEMENTS
ZOE SALE Or RENT.

The House & Lot corner of
DeeTing and stale steeet, for sale
at $1,000 and taxes for 1883. Or
plat i'm thorough TepaiS and rent
ed for $500 per annuEn. Enquire
OF JOHN q. PROCTER. 93 tx
change Street. jy24eod3w
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80 1-S PER CENT. REDUCTION

ON all of our fine NECKWEAR, for Ladies
and Children. Wishing TO reduce stock
i'm this department., shall make "a dis
count of One-third from marked prices.
This method has proved very popular, as
ID shows customers just what discount
they are getting. Sale to commence Tues
day and continue through this week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24

Alden B. Kimball, Esq, prominent citi-
zen of Alfred, was recently thrown from his
horse rake and taken up insensible. His in
jury, it is hoped, although very serious, is not
fatal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24
shawl Lost.

nm FRIDAY last, on Park or Commercial streets
~ between Danforth street and Eastern Depot a
brown wooden, square shawl The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it at this Office. jy24d3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24
STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK COUNTY.

A party under the charge of Mr.. Longfellow
of the u S. Coast Survey, has arrived at Win
ter Harbor, Gou,dsboro, and is going to COM
plete the survey previously commenced in that
vicinity
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24

Fine Engrayings, Gold, Bronze and Plush
Frames are my specialties common
framing in all the leading styles. Those
In want will find it to their advantage to
examine. Formerly STUBBS BROS,
Temple street. Old frames regilded.
iu2b odtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24
ONE MINUTE COFFEE POT.

The most wonderful of all inyentiO s
eyerexbibited before the public for max
ing coffee and tea. A child 6 or years
old can make coffee and tea with il Just
as well as the most experienced cook,
and it takes
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-07-24
CITY AND VICINITY.
Supreme judicial Court.

For other Local Matter see First Page.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
'wBYsUNDAYLsA so0oD rHiNe.'

You sleep late ON Sunday morning,
after the tolls Of the week; an I that 10
perhaps right. You rise 10 a day OF
leisure ana er,jOyment; and it 10 prop
er enough TO make Sunday aday Of en-
joyment. You 60 to the house Of God
and it 10 very charming to hear the
music. You are intellectually fed ,
and there is great pleasure in that II
the discourse is highly adorned, on
taking your leisurely walk home you
say: cit was very we'll put. IL was
rather an ingenious Argument lido
not know as 1 ever heard those ideas
expressed just in that way before.
The peror4tion was eloquent. 3 We
have a minister now that is worth list
ening TO-, l. enjoy my self in elFurch
very much. !" You sleep through tht
night, and rise on, Monday morning
feeling, 'What good thing Sunday
lsl', But you plI6ge Into the world
and there-i is the same selfizhnesso in i
that there was before. s'Men are good
bad and indifferent" " you sayi 81 mus
attend to myself;; i must protect my
self against this one must oyerbeAl
that one II he stznds in my way."- s.
you go tearing here, hitting there
smiling 10 every direction, rushing on
way and another like n civilized liol
among children, leaving destruction
behind you, with or without proyoca
ton as the case may be.-H. w, Beeehs'
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
THE SUR AqAENsT aRksAAA.
THE PosT1rAsTRR GENERAI.'s ANSWER TO
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY NAN.
WAsHINGToN SeDtembeF 4

rHK POSTMASTER GENERALS ANsWER TO
THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY MAN.
WAsHIKGToN, September 4.
Postmaster General Gresham to-day
nled, through his attorneys, Solicitor
General Phillips and Assistant Attor-
ney General Freeman, his answer 20 the
action for 4100, 900 damages brought
against him by the agent Of New
Orleans lottery company. The action
charged malice and q desire to injure
the plaintiff in the issue Of an order to
prevent the delivery Of letters addressed
20 said plaintiff. The Postmaster Gen
eral pleads, first, not guilty; second,
that he is not guilty under sections g.
92s and 4,o4l, revised statutes; third,
shat on November Is, 1879, ID. NJ. Key,
then Postmaster General, after hearing
evidence, was satisfied that plaintiff was
conducting n scheme for obtaining
money through the mails by means Of
false and fraudulent pretences and for
bade the payment OF postal orders to
hin by the Postmaster at New Orleans
| aud said order has never been revoked.
/ he admits that he has enforced this or
der, but says he wSs not Actuated bS
malice or desire to injury the plaintiff.
lie pleads, further, that the order Of ID.
VI. Key OF NoYember IS, 1879, is in
eluded in his order of July 0 and says
he considered it hIs duty to enforce it.
He admits that he was informed Of the
late Direction Of Mr.. Key, suspending
the order, and also that an appeal had
been taken in the Supreme Court Of the
United States, which had been dismiss
ed by plaintiff, but considered that any
statements made by Mr.. Key were only
Incidental TO the end for which they
were made and were therefore limited
ia Effect. Therefore, that he might b
informed Of anything the plaintiff might
have to suggest to the contrary, be had
notified him what he proposed to do
aud heard arguments In his behalf
He admits that he had declined 10 retry
tho question, inAsmuch ms plaintiff die
not Allege that there had been any ma
terial change, and after the hearing h
issued, on July 8 last, direction whicl
he avows to be al that he had done In
relation to the matter. He states "tha
whatever has been done In the matte
has been done merely In the course o
his official duty and without malice 4
the plaintiff and denies all allegation
In the declaration contained contrAdic
tory 10 or not admitted by this plea"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
BREAD UPON TIE WATERS.

BALTIMORE, ND, August 3l.-A TO
mantle but truthful story OF how far
mer's wife was Handsomely rewarded
for her kindness TO a stranger has just
been published in this city. Nearly TWO
years ago n German by the name Of
iamiOuden went to the house of q
farmer named Herman Gobling, in Ger
Gil county, Maryland, and asked for o
home for a short time until he could
receive tidings from an uncle living
abroad. His request was granted. Weeks
wore on and no tidlngs came from the
far away uncle. The German grew oft
times moody and distracted, and would
often remark that 1t looked as though
he was an impostor. But in the month
Of August, year ago, cablegramme
came requesting him TO leave America
aud go to India Immediately. He. start
ed at once, the farmer and his wife &C
companyiug him to New York. While
with them he often limited that the time
would come when he could and would
surprise them with something that ID
part would rscompenss them for the We
ry great kindness shown him. Abou
six weeks ago there came a measagt
saying the uncle, who was million
aire, had died and left him sole heir e
all his estates. As token Of RENE IN
brance aud gratitude he sent 8 draft 70
$40. .ooO.to the fATner's wife, Who, hAt
nurscd him through sicknesE and hA'
been friend to him In many ways.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
HOW A FRREZROUT GAME
WORKED.

"As understand It." said the Chi
cago lawyer, as he leaned back, you
run grist MILF"
"Yes, sir"
"It Is owned by q stock company.
and you have ten sharess'' 0F2 r
..Yes. sir.n - -
THE stock nSw sells st 90 You
vast 70 bear Il down 20 about DO, and
buy In controlling interestf"sT.ll \
HExActly." -, es,,.sI,.IE5
asvery, weli. Your game Is torcpori
tha. the mills unsafe, the machinery
out Of order, the wheat crop poor, the
stock holders discouraged, and your be
liefehat the concern will lose s1O,O ,OOt
during the next year. Then Offer
your own stock az 45."
In abeut n week the man returned
and when the lawyer asked him how
IL worked, he repliedt
Il followed your advice. After do
ing some tall talking ! offered my stool
at as"
"Of course"
"And you have cleaned 'cm outf"
'No sirl They bought mE stock IN
before 4 could turn around twice, ana
1 am s5, 900 out Of pocketi" La f
Eyes, | see-I see-I see. Hnmph
or course / seel Yonr game nowis =
feiEn insanity +; 60 TO the asylum for'
few weeks, and have me aPpointe'
your guardian .''- Wall Street NcIrs.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
JOHN NJ p. FL YHK.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

Report Of Sunday School Committee
OF the M. x. Church, South, At John
sons City, on the life aad death Of John
NJ. p. Flynn H tsA
John M. p. Flynn was born Dec. IA.
1922, in FAuquier county, VirginiA He
Joined the M. R. Church, South, In 40.
and remained In connection with that
church till he died In the triumph Of
the faith he professsd, hisdemise occur
ring At bis home in Johnson's CITY,
Tenn, August o, 1888. y
Brother Flynn joined our Sunday
School Mt once after coming to eur town
in February, 1873. and though the old
est member Of our school, never failed
TO attend its meetings unless prevented
by sickness or absence from home. He
loved the Sabbath School. We shall
miss him sadly, for what aged person
will take his piece and, by example and
precept, prove such devotion to the
Sunday school causef l--al p -l s.-s
Resolved, That Ia the death of broth
CT lynn our SCHOOL uhS iOst Ouc VI ~
most deYoied members, and one whose
example in regular attendance upon abe
the services OF the Sabbath School, as
well as Of bis Church, is worthy Of i'm
itation, sa.3 ss- e.s
Resolved, That We tender our sympa-
thy 10 the bereaved family of the de-
ceased, and that the Secretary be re-
quired to furnish them with copy Of
this report, with the action of the school
upon the same, and that he be request
ed to spread this upon the Minute Book
OF the school.
Resolved, That the johnson City Bn-
Esyp7Iss aud TINE MoRRIsrowE GAZETTE
be requested to publish these proceed
inEs, and that our Secretary furnish 70
each paper q copy for publication. p
L. G. REEVES,
j. W. CRuAn.RY,
ISAAC Hans, 1.ii
Committee.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
q CHAs. 4 As Wp5AAlLLLAGE,s " ALI CAREER.


L.. 8sim.lUal 9Al o------ -la4A1
L.. Mnrlbaro Lsiser sa nozion Globe. u
There is In tosn NJ The opresept time
a party who has an interesting aud very
sventfnl hifory- The perhonis Charles
Wallsces who was born 1at Cholothofo.
No., in 1e4S and who from his boz hp0d
TO the breakInG out ofathersbellien = %
engaged In hunting and trapping. When
the call came for soldiefs he respopdeds
enlisting in the Fourth Missouri Regi-
ment. and served throughout the rebel
lion. " He waa I'm Andersonvillec LIBBY
Belle Isle. and yFlorenoe prisons. ttAe
first m AIMED he was sentenced 10 be shot
July IT. 1861 The night preceding the
day on which be was to meet bis death
he, with seven others. managed to make
escape They managed 5iq the dark TO
get close TO, the guard when q cempap-
ion named Bob Allison, Of Conreetieut,
threw a preparation Of fine dry tobacco
-andIpepper into, the guards face. s. (
At the conclusion Of his war expert
ence Wallace, went on the plains as a
scout, carrying, with him in his body
nine bullets, seven of which can be dis
tincilys felt. O During fght Wlthla par
ty of Apache Indians he had o personal
encounter with one of the chiefs of the
tribe, named A0sceoneo.a Thelfght was
hand to hand and meant death 70 one
or boflp. noWallace received a dagger
thrast through the palm Of his left hand
and was also held by the throat. Then,
he drew his revolver with his right
hand and, twisting bis free arm across
his back, shot the chief dead. The knife
with which he was stabbed was COM
bined wfth a revolver, having in one
weapon q scaIpirg-khife dagger and
shooting iron. In the handle was O
chamber for poison, With which to,
make the work Of the instrument, more
dangerous. AS mementoes Of this light
the scout carries with him the minia-
ture arsenal described and the scalp Of
Osceoneo. ,.1....;-a-.-- -, =, -
The wonderful markmanship of Wal
lace is the talk OF the town, and in bis
exploits In this direction is ably second,
cd by his wife. Mrs. Wallace win at o
distance Of t25 feet hold q ten cent coin
between her lips and her husband win
knock Il out Of her mouth. every time
without harm. This is regarded no the
NEST difficnlt shot ever made and it
has been done here several times since
their advent i'm town. "A common tack
is placed ON white surface, point to-
wards him, and Mr.. Wallace will drive
bullet on the tack point, nine times
out of ten. He viii stand 100 yards
away, hold ten cent piece between hie
fingers. which hla wife, will shoot out
with q revolver. y - A'- A'i ~
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
Prosperity.

The couDtry has not for long time
been in ms prosperous n condition As At
the present. Every one feels that good
times have come at last, and c"me to
stay, unless driven away by their own
foolishness. This may be done, oi
course, by extra. agancs, debt con-
tracing. &c., but if we win bs careful,
live within our incomes, and not al
low ourselves TO believe that any other
relief ls as coed As DIR. Hart's Great
Relief, all viii be we'll; but there ID
just nov an effort being made to sell
other Relief instead OF the old reliable
DIR. Hart's. We warn our friends tc
be ON their guard.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
RAPTp GROWTH or CARP.

Oxford (Pa) Pres: IL Nm generally
supposed that nsh are animals Of slow
rrowth, bat observation shows that In
GiEa they increase very rapidly. This
10 p-caHarly the case with carp, the
neu nsh now being introduced through
cut the country. Ellwocd AcIntire Of
this borough. 10 engaged In the culture
81 this variety Of fsh at hia fathers
fam, in the eastern part Of town. He
has built dsm aud formed q pond 3C
by 90 feet, fed by o small stream from
rprings In the meadow. In this pond
he put twenty carp received about Ave
mon.h ago from Washington. They
were then the size Of mans finger,
Last week we visited the place aud Mr.
MeIntire showed us one of these fish
which he canght i'm his hand for lh'
uurpofe, and its measurement Was .
follnrs Length. IS inches; breadth,
a inehes; thickness, ? inches. The car
Il not handsome fish by any means
being Of yellow. leathery color, but
lis fiesh Is az good az reputed and IL IN
creases i'm size so rapidly pond O
them would be almost ns probable ~
pen OF hogs-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
FRANK LESLIES SUNDAY NAG
AZTNE .--.- ~. .

For October, is peculiarly attractive,
varied In is contents, profusely illustra-
ted, and, altogether. a most Interesting
and edifying number. A character ar
ticle by the editor, DIR. Talmags, Shams
in Religion; No. XI. of Religious De-
nominations In the United States
What Ia the Christian Church; or, Who
are the Disciples of CHRISTI HFhe
Kingdom of Cho SEM" THE Life and
Character Of General Robert Z. Leei"
Mount Vesuyius and Around Naples"
''Santa Fe and its Churches" and the
con ,inuation Of Among the Nations Of
the North" are prominent articles and
many OF them illustrated. ''Mr. Burke's
Nieces" 10 continued, aud there are sto-
riss, sketches, essays. etc. In the Home
Pulpit is Sermon BY Rev. DR.. Tai
mage; and brief articles, paragraphs
and an entertaining and instructive
miscellany make up this admirable Is
sue. Price 25 cents, or &3 u year, post
paid Address Mrs. Frank Leslie, Pub
Usher, SO, 55 and 81 Park Place, N. Y
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

Home is sometimes thought nat and
dull, and too often made 50, just from
the want Of recognizing what it stauds
for. The relations Of life that go 70
form the household are the source not
Saly Of Hfe's richest joys and most
sacred memories, but also Of some Of
the f-est and noblest charActeTiSties of
mar. The love. the fidelity, ths for
bsarAsee, the sslf-aeriHes that are
nourished BY family life are among
the richest possessions Of humanity.
Such life can never become weArisoms
or eSmmon-plaee save 20 those who fail
60 comprShcnd its meaning or refuse 60
act In harmony with IL.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

Philadelphia TImeS: The recent Ma
hone conference at Washington Ap-
pears % have picked out a Presidential
ticket. II Is Arthur and Gresham.
Arthur has been selected because he is
the head of the administration, with a
good deal Uf influence; Gresham ia
named because he Is the head ofA de-
partment which hes . great many
Thousands OF 0aiees under its control.
This arrangement Is a good one to re-
pudiatOrs aud ballOi-box defrauders OF
the south. Probably IL viii secure tor
thrm a large share OF public patronage,
which Ia what they want. What Ar
thur and Gresham can hope for in re
turn 10 not no clear Malone and
Chalmers certainly cannot ex l)ect ts
elect delegations to the next RePubh-
can National Convention, with hope
Of getting them admitted over the
heads Of regular Republican delega'
tiOns. The more Arthur dickers with
Malone and Chalmers the less likely
he Is to get any delegations whatever
from the South.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
LonELLiNEIE:sSs "a 81 oF = 7 R[ZoHAN.

NH ~ les. fasft va Hra va
Leveliness in woman, though Il rnay
vary in its character and manifestations
in different periods Of life is not the
property of yoath only, There is q
great and undsniAble charm in the fresh
beauty of eighteen, 10 which. perhaps.
inexperience and ssrly romance lend an
additional fascinatipn. A pretty glrl Of
that age who has been unteuched by care
and whs knows OF the world through
Imagination only, is avery dslightful
object; and many men are anxious TO
take captive her first affections. arH /
Between eighteen and twenty two,
the chances Of . girl, 90 faras the charmI
Of her person 20, are not likely to be
great; but In that time, by intercours'
with society and by natural develop
ment, she may grow more companion
able for men OF maturity lind her car
riaga and self-control better and greater
These are important years in 9 yorDl
| woman's life. the years during which
in our climate . majority OF her sex are
married. -A '--
And YET, from iwenry two totwenly
ave OF twenty six, maiden may, am
generally does. still further advance i
attractiveness and Adda to her store Q
charms. She is still yeung, but she hs
sutlived many youthful fancies am
feels some Or The dignity Of wcmanheOd
No better ages than those in woman
life aud never is she lovelierTg n.nl
i But why stop at twenty sixf Whs
fAirsr woman are % be found than thos
beiweea twenty six and thirty and eve
| older. .-.. eE - III .haaar -. I
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

The London Sfanddrd's dispatch from
Hong Kong Of September 4, says that
4. COO Chinese troops stationed at kAkoi
have been ordered to the frontier. The
Anaanites stIll threatens MAsndinh.
There 10 much excitement in Hong
Kong, consequent upon the receipt Of
the news there that Chinese troops are
crossing the Invng KAi. This news, If
tonhrmsd, means, says q London dis
patch Of the 4sh, that China has accept
ed the gage thrown down by France,
and that war Is inevitable.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

Man Is fool, and gets LETT every
time lac obstinately refuses 10 recog-
nize the fact that Nature had pre-emP-
lion rights on this planet long before
he came here. GrSss was green thoq-
sands OF years b fore white pants wei
worn. aud yet every year skeptical
men defilntly wear them 10 plcnics.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
TIE SIMPLE RULE or THREE
Fron the Chicago Inier-oesAn-

IL Is stated that 81. 900 worth Of
wines and liquors have been eOrralsd
TO supply the exeursi0nists who are go
Ing oat 10 drive the Last spike Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. As the
party Is limited to tEo hundred and
hfty gentlemen, the size Of the bust
can be nseertained by n mathematical
calculation.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

The Knoxvilie Chroa.oIs claims that
Washington county, rennessee, was
the first named in honor Of the hero Of
Valley Forge, the county being laid
OF I'm November 177T. by the North
Carolina legislature, aud that the claim
OF the people Of Washington county,
Mary land, Is not well founded.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

Wen potatoes are first pat into the
eel. ar they exhsle and unpleasant Sdor.
II. absorb this. and also 70 exclude the
light and air, they may be covered with
n li.tle dry sand, and IL there Is any ten
dency 90 rOs, this can Be eounterAeted
D a Eprinkliug air-slacked iims.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

IL h said that Gen. Frank Cheathan,
the "old war horse," whose farm is In
Coiee county, has one hundred acres
IN esrn that will average twelve bar
rels per acre
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

A bloody fight occurred one day last
week at Manchester, Clay county, Ky.
Jud. Links and James Treadway be-
came iRvolEed in difficulty, and Jas
MArcum, town marshal, undertook TO
arrest Links, who WAA armed with .
knife. A senffie epsued and Millard Sti-
vers ran up aud told MArcum thai IL he
would release Links he ~suld get the
kuife away from him. A. j. Hacker,
AN eH-mArshAl Of the town, came TO the
assistance Of MArenm; whereupon Stiv-
ers drew his pistol and shot Hacker IA
tally. StiVers then jerked Aarcum
down and Links whirled and cut the
marshal, "a is thought moTtally. When
the brothers OF Hacker heard OF his
death they armed themselves and meet
ing Stivers, shot and killed him. BeV'
erly Clark, the step-sou Of Marcum, AZ
terwards shot and wounded Links. The
latter was thea arrested and jailed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
MORRISTOWN
MALE HIGH SCHOOL,
IT,. Davenport, A. N Prin.
asaa ys 1S83-l884. -

v T. 4 ~
This school is located in Morristown East
Tennessee In q healthy, business, growing town.
on the East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia
inaslroad, ana at the terminus OF the Cincinnati.
Cumberland Gap and Charleston Railroad There
is here every facility for intellectua, social and
! The next session win begin Monday, August 10,
1883 and continue two terms OF 10 weeks eaehs
TUITION PER Term OF Is WEEKS.
Orthoeraphy, Reading, penmanship, Primary
Arithmetic and Primary GooEseRhy 49,. So 90
Higher Arithmetic, English Grammar, Ge-
= -ography, History and Composition. %
Elementary Algebra, Natural Philosophy.
Physical Geography and Rhetoric -. ~ 90
Chemistry, Astronomy Geology, Intellee-
tual and Moral Philosophy. Logic, Higher
II Mathematics, Latin and Greek --s... 10 00
une-hsM o. the tuition and the ccntirRent fee
must be paid in advance. tfsaA "a
No deduction VIII be made for absence except
in case of protraeted illness.
Competent ASSISTANTS win be secured to meet
the demands Of the school.
The regulations win be mild, hus rigdly enforc-
ed
Board can be had from IS 10 $40 per month.
For further particulars address the Principal
r. y DAvEHPORT,
Auo 8-5m. ~8 fsas.sffi Mofristowns TerIn.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12

The rage Of friendship has hardly a
limit. Intercourse is not needful to its
cohtInuAnce; equality in years is not
requisite; nor is parity Of position essen
tiAI. The finest natures triumph over
sOciAl iaequsIitics- Mutual trust and
affeehOp can bridge over the chasm
between wealth and poverty.