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tending the limit Of return tickets to
September l. The above rate will BE-
granted to any person who desires to
make the trip. An effort will DO made
from now until May l TO secure the
names Of all who are making arrange
ments to take this trip, % a. to secure Q
special train out Of South Dakota.
The city oouncirs call for . citizens
meeting last evening to consider the
question Of receiving and entertaining
the delegates to the dairymen's state
convention here next week, was very
spsrsely attended owing to the fact that
the meeting had not been advertised.
Few knew about it. The few present,
however, took active steps to sec that
the city did not lack in cordially to-
wards ito visiting delegates, and the fol-
lowing committees were raised to take
the matter in charge: On securing q
hall for the meetings Of the association
-Messrs. Kundert, Wsskey and Tier
ney. On music and program. 8.
johnson. chairman, Mrs. ]. I. Hubbell,
W. II. Dempster. On banquet-A. F.
Glover, H. j. Patterson, Carl Corner,
John Larkin, j. j. Fitzgerald. The lat
ter committee met this morning and ar
ranged with Landlord Chaphe of the
Lake Park to provide the banquet and
to meet the expenses Of the same the
committee will cell single tickets at 81
each and double tickets at $l.50, to all
citizens who will attend and take part in
the occasion. The program of the asso-
citation will open mex Tuesday evening
by the annual address Of the president,
A. H. Wheaton OF Brookings which will
be prefaced by the address Of welcome,
response, musical numbers, etc. Citi-
zens are cordially invited to attend
largely this and all other sessions Of the
association. The banquet will be held
Wednesday evening at the Lake Park
hotel,
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ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.


a Phenomenon That ChurchgoePs shoalA
Make q Note OF.
NEW YORK, March 9:-Nature's freaks
IRE rarely preceded by sufficient warn
ing. Severe storms, great earthquakes
and unusual atmospheric phenomena
almost always como insuficiently an
rpunced and work damage which might
10 Averted II the exact time and nature
u their coming were only subject 10 pre-
'siBs prediction. An eclipse Of the moon
8ito take place Sunday evening, March
10, and do this is . phenomenon which
can be accurately foretold, every one
who may have occasion to travel on
country roads should remember that foz
m hour and . half during the evening
the moons rays win be withdrawn, and
only the feeble light Of the stars viii
remain to light the way.
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,fo1sA 5AA0oL -
{ 20
g.
Standard time:

the difference in local and standard
time as kept in various places, the
eclipse will seem to begin at earlier
hours in the West than in the East.
For New York the total shadow will
first touch the moons disk shortly before
8. and it will be fully covered shortly
before 10 in the evening.
For Springfield, Ills, the total shadow
will first touch the moons disk shortly
before 8, and it will be fully covered
shortly before 9 in the evening.
For Denver the total shadow will first
touch the moons disk shortly before z,
and 1t will be fully covered shortly be-
fore 8 in the evening.
For San Francisco the total shadow
will first touch the moons disk shortly
before ., and it will be fully covered
shortly before 2 in the evening.
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MlllERS TALK SHOP.

Mysterious Conference Of Flour X 1t
Minneapolis.
MINNEAPoLIs, March 9.-There quiet
ly convened at the West hotel during
the morning q large number Of spring
wheat -four millers from all the leading
milling districts in the United States.
It was to form q general association SO
to regulate the business that profits
will not be wasted in expensive compe-.
tition. The meeting was very informal
and in addition to the visiting millers
there were delegations from each Of the
local milling firms, including C. A.
Pillsbury and 4. G. Loring.
The idea of the association, it is un-
derstood, is to allot to each company its
own particular territory and fix q uni
form price Of certain grades Of -four, no
matter which company it is manufac-
tured by. A majority Of the millers are
said to favor this proposition.
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Le1iSlation Mt BiSmarck.

BISMARCK, N. d., March - The
house has passed the Haggart senate
bill making the owners responsible for
defective sidewalks, also Haggart's SEN
ate bill limiting the Indebtedness of
cities for local improvements and as
sessments. The committees bill for
submitting the free text book matter to
the vote Of towns was passed; also q bill
prescribing the qualifications of Indian
electors; also the bills amending tho
probate code and prohibiting school
superintendents from doing other bust
ness.
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PURE SPRING WATER ICE.
]. W. Abrams Has Put Up q Laygs
Supply.
File your contracts early il you wish
to use pure spring water ice.
j. w. ABRAMS.
THE CHURCHES.
Order OF Exercises In h DiReren,
Houses Of Worship In the CITY
"a. n 0rr0W-

Order OF Exercises I'm the Different
Houses Of Worship In the City
To-Morrow. .
GRACE CHURCH.
No services. Sunday school at noe
in the rectory. Wednesday evening,
7:45, the Litany with lecture in the
church. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and FRIDAY evenings services in the rec
tory.
PRES YTERIAN CHURCH.
A song service will be conducted by
the choir at 1890 q. m. Sunday school
at noon. Y. P. s. c. E. at $50. Every
body welcome to these services.
M. E. CHURcH.
Glass meeting at 9:45. Preaching at
1890; subject, ~"nedeeming the Time"
Sunday school at noon Juniors at $3.50.
Epworth League at $50, led by Mrs. w.
E. Daniels, subject, "The peace Offer
ing" Song and preaching service at
Z 80. Subject Of sermon, "Lot, a Study
OF SIM" Everybody cordially invited.
BAPTIsT CHURCH.
Sunday mornings sermon will be the
first OF q series on Baptism, i. Q, "Why
Baptize At ALP? Next Sunday, "Ihe
Scene aud Import Of jesus Baptism"
and March 25, "The Meaning and Gran
deur Of the Baptismal Ordinance"
These sermons will not be controversial
in aim, but instructive and helpful to
such az are at the vestibule of Q Christ
ian life. The evening theme will be
Confession and Abeolution." Come
and worship God with us.
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SHOUP REELECTED.
Idaho's Senatorial Deadlock Finally
RrOken.

Idaho's Senatorial Deadlock Finally
Broken.
Boise, Ida, March 9.-The Idaho
senatorial contest has been brought to q
close by the reelection of George L.
Shoup. The finish was close and excit-
ing. When the joint assembly met, q
Populist member who has been for
Sweet moved a call of the house.
Speaker Cozier refused to order q call,
announcing that they were proceeding
under the federal statute which con
templated nothing but balloting. An
appeal was taken, the speaker refusing
to entertain it and the balloting began.
This play arose from the absence Of .
Populist member, which made an cleo
ton possible. The result Of the ballot
was: Shoup, ~; Sweet, Ia; Crook, IL.
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PEOPLEAPPLAUD
Verdict Of the Jury in the Hay
ward Case Suits the
Public. .
IT IS GENERALLY ENDORSED
Jury Out Only Three Hours.
Disagreement Was An
ticipated.

MINNEAPOLIS, March 9.-The ver-
dict Of the jury in the Hayward case h
generally commended by people OF this
city. The case just finished
has been the most absorbing
in interest in the history OF
the state. In fact nothing else has been
talked Of for the past eight weeks, and
while some have expressed sympathy
for Hayward few have been found who
have been able to say they thought him
innocent.
It is believed that had q different YER
dict been rendered q mob would have
lynched him as he came from the court
room.
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hOWGATE STILL IN JAIL.

Unable to Furnish the Amount Of Bail Re-
CURED by the Court.
WASHINGTON, March 9.-The attor-
ney for Captain b. w. Howgate, who
is at present in jail awaiting trial on
other indictments, appeared before
Judge McComas in the criminal court
and asked that the prisoner be released
on bail. The attorney asked that the
bail be fixed at $1,000. The govern
ment, represented by District Attorney
Birney, objected and asked that the
bail be fixed q t$S0. 900, and the court 90
ordered. Captain Howgate, through
his attorneys, stated that it would be
impossible for him to ecure bail at
CSC, 900, and he was therefore compelled
to return to jail.
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WANTED TO DIE.

4 South Dakota Widow Found on the
Railroad Tracks 1t Chester, PA.
CHESTER, Pa, March 9.-Mrs. Jennie
West, q 2O-year-old widow. whose home
is in South Dakota, was found uncon-
scious ON the Reading railroad tracks
near here. When she recovered abe said
she had gone to her home in Cumber-
land, O., where her parents lived, but,
being unkindly treated there she started
on foot for New York, where she has
relatives. When she reached here she
gave up in despair and threw herself on
the tracks to die. She had eaten nothing
in four days. She is being cared for in
q local hospital. :.
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LOCAL BREVlTIEA.

Weather report: Fair and colder this
evening; fair and warmer Sunday.
4Roadmaster Brennan's household has
been increased by the advent Of a young
lady OF delicate proportions.
4 Rock Brown started at S o'clock this
morning for Clay county, Iowa, on his
wheel, expecting to make the l66 miles
in one day. He goes by way Of Sioux
Falls and Spencer, Iowa.
w. j. Jolly OF Ramona returned from
Howard this morning where he has been
visiting. Mr.. jolly has closed his school
at Ramona and will now teach in Kings
bury county. boarding, however in Rs-
mona during the term.
Word comes from Menominee Falls,
Wis, that Mrs. A. s. Howard, q former
resident of the east side OF this county,
died at that place last Saturday. Fred
Bergstreser, a relative OF the family,
went to Wisconsin to attend the fun
eral.
y Willis jerks last evening came out
victor in the bicycle races just closed at
johnson Bros. store, being entitled to q
go credit on . new Imperial. His dis
tauce VA 1871 miles. Rock Brown
N second and wins q $40 credit,
Chas. jerks thlrd getting q $3.50 sweat
81, and Chss. MCGOWAN fourth with q
IS cyclometer.
HYFhs appropriation for the Madison
Normal school finally went through at
the figure reported in the original house
ball, 4l2,5O0 annually. This amount is
divided into items a follows: Teachers
and employees, elO,50o; fuel, lights, etc.,
$500; maintenance, $1,000. This ls the
ps a. allowed the Spearfsh Normal,
opt $1,000 extra granted the latter
ffor repairs. Considering tho smallness
OF the senate appropriation for this
school. our Legislators must have made a
heroic fight for what they got.
Sioux City Journal, 8: Archbishop
Ireland, Of st. Paul. passed through the
city Wednesday night en- route from
Sioux Falls to Chicago. He had been
in Sioux Falls to attend the nomination
Of three names for q successor to Bishop
Marty, Of Sioux Falls diocese. who has
been transferred to st. Cloud, MINI.
The following names selected:
Father Redmond, OF Lead City: Father
Christie, Of Minneapolis, and DR..
O'Gormsn, Of Washin9ton, D. C. These
names are sent to the vatican at Rome
and the pope decides which is the "most
worthy"
r. s. Gleason, Aberdeen, manager Of
transportation and headquarters for the
South Dakota national educational asso-
citation, announces in . circular that the
National Educational association will
meet at Denver, COL, July s to II, 1896.
The Western passenger association lin
Guiding ill lines terminal in Denver)
have voted 70 grant . rate Of one lowest
Grst clsas fare Plus q, membership Tee,
Tor round trip, with provisions for ex-
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SEYMOUR, Ind, March S.-George
Holmes fatally shot his sister, Mr..
Florence Anderson, as q result of .
family qn3rFel. They were recently
left equal shares in the estate Of their
mother. Themurderer gave himself up
and says lie dill the shooting in self
defense.
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Given Unlimited Credit.

MADRID, March 9.-The chamber of
deputies has adopted a resolution giving
the government unlimited credit for the
suppression of the revolt in Cuba. The
Cuban treasury will be compelled to re-
imburse the government for whatever
sum may be expended in putting down
the instruction.
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The New Party I'm North DnkOfa-

GRAND FORKS, N. D., March y.-Ip
conversation with ex-Attorney General
Standish, he stated that a movement
was on foot in North Dakota which
which will eventually result in the
overthrow of the Populist party and its
replacement by the much-talked-of new
silver party. which has been recently
Matched at Washington. General
Standish will be its champion in this
state.
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MADRID, March 9.-An official dis
patch received here from Cuba states
that General Garrido has captured the
town Of Barre. Two of the rebel chiefs
were wounded. Forty-three of the in
surgents surrendered to the Spanish
troops. The remainder fled and are
pursued by the government forces.
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Ocean sessmer Ashore,

NEW York, March 9.-The North
German Lloyd steamship Havel went
ashore on the north side Of Gedneys
channel, while entering the harbor.
Most Of the passengers were aslesp and
no excitement prevailed
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Received stolen Goods.

BRooKINas, 8. D., March g. -Rebecca
Leary and son Frank, residents Of this
county, found guilty Of receiving and
hiding stolen property, were sentenced
to n and two years, respectively, in
the pe~nitentiary.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., March 9.-~The
CONFERENCE.-THE tunnel Oh College hill
has been blown up by a gas explosion
which shook the city. One man is re-
ported killed. The tunnel is on fire.
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Pse,iGrsw N. Cleveland.

WARRINGTON. March Ex-senator Pet.
tigrew proposes to take the matter Of
Tinsley's appointment ~ postmaster ut
Sioux Falls to the supreme court. He
claims the president has no right to re-
appoint after the senate had rejected.
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Brought Thirty Prisoss...

CoLoN, Colombia, March 0.-The
British steamer Premier, Captain Hop
kins, has arrived here, bringing about
so prisoners, who were captured when
the army Of General LOCUS was defeat-
cd in the department of Bolivar.
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THE CITY.
ITEMS.


Thos. Sweeney OF Howard was in the
city to-day.
X w. H. Huxford returned from Lake
Benton, MINI.
q. Billings mas returned from Iowa in
good health and spirits.
Bishop Hare of Sioux Falls went west
to Howard this evening.
VIM. Blake came down from Fairmont,
N. d., to visit his family.
Mrs. Joseph Gilbert wal an arrival
from the east on the evening passenger.
John Slater and little daughter, of
Lake Preston, went east into Minnesota
to-day.
N. N. Stott departed to-day for Mason
City, Iowa, to visit his mother who is
seriously i'll.
X Ed. P. Grinager returned from How
ard this morning, having been at Pierre
the past few days.
n Senator John A. johnson returned
from Pierre this morning and has been
taking q most needed rest at home dur
ing the day.
v The local delegation to Pierre arrived
home this morning. In the number
we're Representative Shirley, F. d. Fits,
A. Frizzell, J. W. Gof. There were also
a large number Of legislators for Sioux
Falls and other points.
For Rent-A six room house. Apply
- pay ~ A Elynn
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X A SWITCH.

Some Miscreant Causes . Fatal Wreck
Near Scotland, Gs.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 9.-The South
express which left Atlanta at IL o'clock
for Brunswick, ran into an open switch
at Scotland at $40 q. M, and was com
pletely wrecked. The switch had been
turned and nailed down by unknown
parties. Mrs. G. 81. Suber Of Pfckens,
Miss, and her baby were instantly
killed. Several others were injured.
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ReDOrt Not Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Neither the
state department. o the Spanish lega-
ton here hui .sny confirmation Of the
reported demnlt for the recall Of United
States Consu. General W..u..l, at
Hav lna.
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Five Rebels Killed.

MADRID, March 9.-Dispatches re-
oeived here from Havana say that Gen.
eral Garrich defeated the rebels 1T Los
Negroes, capturing their camp and Q
quantity Of arms. Five rebels were
killed. s1aai q
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Falsified Expen.. Accounts.

BURLINGTON, Ia, March 9.-W. &.
Arons of Minneapolis, a travelling rep
r~esentative of Staple & Lewald of Bur
lington, is under arrest charged with
classifying expense accounts.
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DEFEATED GOVERNMENT TROOPS

Y ~ "TTt FiN -T--
-CRhap I~ssargents Win = Battle Near
~ rps. -. Sanfa Clara
KEY WEST, Fla, March 9.-The re-
port il received here Of the engagement
on Tuesday near Santa Clara, Cuba, be-
tween . band Of insurgents and q battal-
ion Of Spanish soldiers. The govern
ment forces, says the advioes, were
defeated with the loss Of several men.
The Cuban loss is not stated.
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koeal TAne oolo.
Chicago, Niavsakse D -. pAalk Railway, which
took effect, sunday. N0vsmber II, 1874:
1AALNo come nAeS.
Passenger, No. I, Departs l1:O6 Q. m.
Freight, No. q, departs $50 .. N.
Freight, No. n, depasss 9 90 p. n.
TEAMS 6OIuo vn0f.
Mixed, No, u, departs 4:l0p ?. n.
TRAINS mon xuu BAsf.
Passenger, No. q arrives e:l6 p. N.
Freight, No. n, arrives l:60a. N.
Freight. No. Is, Arrives 5:o6 .. n.
TnAIuo YO0a TN WEST.
Freight, No. "a, ARRIVES 10 - .. n.
Ali the abovs trains carry passeneers; out
ifeights only when pasesnEees ers PROVIDED Win
tickets.
Passenger trains going east make ooansction
1t Kean Tor al points south, and passenger t!ein
going west, at Wooneockos Ioe al poanss norm.
MADaooH D DnIs1oL LIFE.
Passenger goinR nostAv dspaste 9:e0p. a..
Passenger from north arfivoe, 1850 .. m,
JNO. LARKIN. Local Agent.
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Lost.

Gold open-faced watch; old style;
Swiss movement. Priced for it's associa-
tons. Ten dollars paid for it's return to
me. No questions asked.
GEO. X. FARMER.
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south Dakota's Chautauaus.

HURON, q. D., March 9.-Dr. T. M.
Shanafelt Of this city, member Of the
executive committee of the Madison
Chautauqua assembly, says q meeting
of the committee will be held next
month to prepare q programme for the
summer. Arrangements have already
been made for lectures by Rev. Russell
II. Cornwall Of Philadelphia, Chaplain
McCabe and Bishop Vincent.
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A TO SETTLE
Reported That Bo0d Forgor Pisses Aaa
offered TO Compromiss.

Reported That Bead Forgsr Pssrss Has
offered 70 Compromise.
YANKToN, s. D., March cit is al.
most certain that J. f. N. Pierce, Of
school bond notoriety. has been in COM
m%unication with parties in Yankton ~
Gently, and events have come to light.
also, that indicate that one Of Pieroe's
principal creditors, and the man who
first began attachment proceedings
against Mr. Pieroe's property, was thor
oughly conversant with Mr.. Pierce's
acts. and profted by them, it il said, to
. considerable extent. Now he plays
the injured creditor. One very peculiar
phase Of the Pierce frauds is the indif.
ference on the part Of his victims to
prosecute him, on even to make q search
for him. That he has had his agents at
work to effect . compromise, is plainly
apparent, and it is believed that during
the past week he has made overtures
tending to a settlement.
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Getting Some Gold.

KEYSTONE, 8. D., March 9.-Ths
Holy Terror mine cleared up from .
few days run Of their 1O-stamp min
5000. A find Of ore was also made
and 60 pounds Of the rock panned ont
$1,000 in gold. This mine has been
running for about four months, and 20
far has cleaned MP Owe 30. 900 in gold,
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For Rent-A six room house. Apply
to Rev. T. A. FLYNN.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1895-10-31
His First Visit to Church.

1t was his first visit to church, and
his big brown eyes watched every
thing. He saw the newcomers drop
their heads on the pew rails in front
OF them as they entered and in a
moment raise them again.
why do they put their heads
DOWN." he whispered to his older
sister. who was with him.
They say little prayer, she
whispered back.
But they don't talk" argued
brown eyes, not convinced.
mo. they think" explained the
sister, and Shall l think a little
prayer?" was the next question.
IF you like" was the reply, and
the big brown eyes were shut, the
small hands folded and an earnest
little face dropped against the rail.
In a moment or two the head was
raised, and the little fellow orept
back on the cushions.
II tried to think Now lay me, )"
he whispered, but I had to talk it,
cause the words wouldn t stay down
in my stummick. Will God carer"
he finished anxiously.
No, brown eyes, God will not care.
Of all who bowed heads in his sane.
tuary that morning was there one
whose soul was so honestly trying
to pray as yours?-New York Times.
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POETRY
TO TIE STREET sRso PEOPLE.

You who content along the pavement pattcf
Or I'm your hansoms roll,
And find tho ripple OF your clubland chatter
Enough TO feed your soul,
Hear, you bravo butterflies, who stroll together
Down Bond street, all alike,
This message blown from leagues Of purple
heather,
From fen and field and dixie.
Hear 20 tho song OF those who STAND asunder
From busy ways OF men,
Who hold communion with the nsmeless won
der
That hauntS tho misty glen
Who love the wind that whistles through the
sedges
And fecks the sullen pond,
Tho rudy plowland and tho dripping hedges
And the blue hills beyond.
When have you listened while the snipe Is
drumming
Above the sallow reeds,
Or paused to catch the curlew's whistle COM
ing
Far heard across the meadsf
When have you, lingering in the forest marches
Through twilight of July,
Seen the big brown owl stoop between the
larchcs,
A noisCless passerbyf
Think you great nature doth not smile su.
premely
At all your little play,
Your hAclneyed worship OF the smart and
sccmly,
You puppets OF todayf
Why, Pm looks upward to the silver pleads,
When all the wood Is dumb,
And softly laughs amid his sleeping dryads
To hear the city's hum.
Pail Mall Gazette.
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Body and Mind.

1t is said that STOPPING shoulders
indicate unreliability and weakness
and square shoulders strength of
character. The elbows thrust out
from the body in walking while the
wrists are held in indicate self love,
egotism and audacity, while the ell
bows hold closely in toward tho body
signify humility, timidity and self
repression. In handshaking the per.
son who gingerly extends the hand
without the arm loves himself better
than any one else, and one who
heartily extends his hand and entire
arm may safely be regarded as phil.
anthropic and kind hearted.