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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

Is in love with handsome young guardsman
Of the name ~ Prince Bariatinsk, VINO naturally
reciprocated her affection. as sh" was very
beautiful woman. At length one day sne IN
formed her lover that she could bear no IoHger
the thought of being separated from him. ana IN
sisted that ne should fly with her 10 foreign
lands where they could be married without any
hindrance on the part Of her father, the Gar
The Prince hestated his heart torn py me con-
1ict between his love for the Grand-DNci'SS diiH
his LOYALTY toward her father. Mo IL Wa am, rne
latter sentiment that prevailed For the irihce
went 10 the Emperor and made t'"'! p'."S.
of the whole affair casting himself AZ e"r lctt
II His Majesty and imporng his PARDON Io' hdN-
inc dared to raise his eyes 10 the CRAM
Emperor Nicholas showed himself VeII bI"uc.u
for al though the Prime vas sent OH ln", 1''u'
d,N- ~ the Caucasus. ne was loaded VIII" Hnn9Is
and diqnities and may be said To nave iouliued
tho fortunes of his family. tn" PI"N'- ~" -
was shortly aftorward married. much aFa'nS1 heI
will TO the exceedingly unprepoSscsS'hS iii.ICc
OF Nuremberg who. as king ~ thtt c'u"''
left what is perhaps. the most unsatoiN r ."lu
Of any European monacch IN Wodarn tines '"rre
Is also q dignitpry of the English thul'n VINO
owes his prcfcrmrnj and present high ecc'eslaS-
teal pnsltion 10 causes not unlike those WnlCh
brought 50 much fame a1d fortune - nIince
Poriattnelj EX-ATTAClIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
TUE CALIFORNIA CHINA TT.
From The san Francisco Chronicle.

From The san Francisco Chronicle.
1t must be that the great Pacific Ocean. with the
temperature Of its waters modified by the great
Kuro Sirro. or Japanese Gulf Stream. H. response
bile for the mdncss Of the climate Of the coast.
In the interior. particularly In the mountain
regions Of the State. there e. great deal Of snow
and cold weather. but not along the coast, and 1t
Is remarkable to see how far the mild coast eli
mate extends eastward ana inward. not until the
warm way" from the ocean Is met and counter
acted by the chill Of the snOwclad Sierras Il there
a degree OF cold experienced which IS I'm any re-
spect worth considering.
Here IN san Francisco. as in all countries which
border the ocean. at least until approach
the Oregon line. II h extremely TO natural
Ice unless II be a little thin sheet over a pool
formed by the rain or lit,le skim over "A horse
trough. something Of that sort The frost. even.
IS not enough to injure any but the tenderest
plants and flowers, and they may be protected by
the exercise OF the most ordinary precautions
We take no credit to ourselves for our cll-
matte conditions. but may congratulate our
selves that We are 80 happily situated No ex-
IRENE OF climate is known in most Of the coast
counties of California. ana hlizZnrls are some thing
with which acquainted by reputation only.
In ten degrees OF latitude We have not climatic
variation enough. far ns the coast is concerned,
10 make il worth while 70 compare san Diego
County with Del NOrte. and this can be said OF no
other country In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
,yo1HlE "W0NDLR CHILD" or POLAND

rpo>rst.Aw Ht.rrEMA:N THE BOY VIoilNiST-
,,,-rIN.s E-rIMATE Cr THE LITTLE ARTIST.
~ tho ,authrul musicians swho have re-
II. ,..itai interest in Europe none takes a
,oor.. prominent place than Bronisaw Huber
mann. the violin.s,. The child is now little more
than nine years old. but he has already appeared
IN most Of the cities OF the Continent ana mas won
signal triUmphs writer IN the Illustrator
Zoltunc" speaks Of him as follows
pronislav UIubcrmann was bora IN Warsaw. the
con az q LAWYER. on December -. lsJ. His musical
,if.s were apparent even when he was four years
old After his first years instruction the boy
then seven years old able TO play the sew
entb concerto Of Bode from memory before war
cav, audience Admirers at once offered TO pay
the Expenses Of his education. sing only 4
cbu4s violin he gave concerts in England AMI
Poland with the greatest success. Joachim. VINO
n first would hear nothing Of the little wonder
yirtuoso" recognized after examining him, ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

gratefully, and from that time forth the young
mans fortune was made and before the Empress
died he had been promoted not only 70 the rank
Of count. but also to that Of prince. besides being
generously endowed by his imperial henefactresS
with means to support his titles. Ii is related in
Austria-though | cannot vouch for the fact
that Hungarian baron having noticed the
tokens Of imperial good will that followed tbs
ready piece Of loyalty on the part OF the hand
some young Austrian. determined t. emulate II
on the first opportunity that presented ltSeI.
Accordingly the next tine that Her Apostolic
Majesty happened to hiccough. ne quickly arose.
and, addressing the astonisned courters. loudly
exclaimed: Ladies and gentlemen tn hiccoush
that the Empress just hiccoughed, was ne
coughed by me-. The story adds that ne
WAS incontinently thrown our Of the imperial
presence and banished from court hun
galians have We-merited reputation OF always
getting hold of the wrong end of Joke. ana IL
IS possible that the episode Of the Magyar haTo!I
was invented as a pendant TO the other ana
destined TO illustrate the Lack ~ VII as wei a.
the traditional loyalty If his gallant race
In conclusion let me give another instance ="
LOYALTY to the sovereign. which II IL to be feared
win hardly find favor in the s.ght or women
The Grand Duchess olga of Russia feH Violeh'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

plis.. NJ HELEN reveals every point ~ ~ l''''''.'
., ~ hi sitter wish tl4t that r'Hrrrar' no i''l-
r.nue which taloa.S 20 refinement ~ .n't.' I'D
Tn. f.n!.r elegance which De- seems ml-' ~ al' T.
ar,,re,la.. m women passes INFO rs treatment o.
the hair tn, eyes the lips. m. enrs OF h.- dante
euhI.r-e The .tcAi1es ate admired a. Lrst i'r ia"f
reuorai rl.tor1al val.o. fr their b'autf ns s3in-
famous i,~tr4ite broadly appreh"ni"l hlt as ih"'
ar. ,ra'yz4l IL f. soc1 that - Hcil~G S. pass 'ra
ia. attentive 90 details. cearrhius o.t d." "u'.'''s
- 4 surface tha Anr .dliatons ~ contour r.'A
,b4 utrnos, pains e., ne leaves no sense o. Effort
The work ls freely done yiyac.ous and unpr"Wedi-
ia,ed 10 degree II is perhaps th"lr seeming art
;e.encss Indeed which constitute ~ greatest A.
traction II these cichings In Franc. whcre nlou"
Won may nrl a group - ctrhefs as Competent a.
NJ Ueleu the tom. is rarely SEQ SINGER" az h.- tho
motive j. Mt merely -pph.H,i- i'el hn' in many
cases g. tainted WITH vr.saritf. WIZ " il"'I me
aimosphore D., u0'ccntlv psr". 30" spirit 's frank
and engaging Ne is urban - his VAS Tips lie
mas studied TIE woman - fhc oty. nYt her cousin
a., The flowers am n,l4 ani boz could n, nor" -
il.t.-e 20 4 wildwood 'trr than De- could portray "a
mAdonua Bat tr f. got unhealthy because De-
knows only loaleyarIs ana bou1eirr Do" has proved
10 hfs c1ufrsr.s that thc rlr's'euie has 'mr nat
ura! w'rn,fl.s. ana even On his T.-u.hic+' u,-
,,-n's as Ir n., picturesque -Fcura- ia Tt-.-.'
which represents "a women spp,ng t'r coffee before
risn g from hcr cour.. conveys a1 iwi-'fto1 OF
thoroughly good tasre Hellcu ought 20 have some
vogue IN America. NOT merely among collectors ~
prints bu among those prraons ~ Jess specialize j
interests Ao seek 90" -.orttls" 81 sunl 81 'tuf~.
These original and Gracer,l portraits o. far women
MAKE perfect -u.5~ shmerts for the "a'.s % arta.
tic ly.ag g.umf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
COOP LAW FOR EOTARTES.
From The Washington Post.


1t Is "A wonder that one has yet figured up the
profit 10 the notarics public In the Income tax re-
turns Take Washington. for instance. Say there
are 20 90 returns. Each one must be sworn to and
II the affidavit IT, made before n notary Zee of
. cents must be paid. That means Of course. $4,000
In the pockets OF the notirIea between now and the
OF July.
There ~ only way 10 save the quarter III
YOU make your acknowledgment before the deputy
collector there will be charge. But rs the dep
uty collector ~ illusivc sort OF individual whom
n1body knows and nobody locate and "a no
i,rjes hubble ore az thick as leaves Vallambrosa.
II is more than likely that q good many quarters
will fall into their pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

marvellous gift. and accepted him as a pupil
After two years he dismissed him with the fol-
lowing words: You can learn nothing more from
me. You can now make your way alone. and
devote yourself 20 the study Of composition"
Young iubermann is a wel!-deNeoped. bright boy,
with a round body and KIND character He IL
deeply attached TO his parents. vho take the great
prevent his firing himself. physically or
mentally fastening his development too much.
Any who should him playing with his COM
panions OF his age would never think that the
boy artist with IA European reputation the
posaessor OF phenomenal musical talents. He de-
OF the first gymnasium college, class. Mathemat-
les and history interest him especially. tie has Il
decp-seited desire to compose for himself. but ne
wisely waits until he shall have been sufficiently
prepared. His parents have allowed him to appear
In pubic In order 10 get the means u carry on his
education and not to speculate In his talents as Il
wonder child" In his concerts Rronislaw Is
expression Of his great. deep eyes become inspired
when he plays. When his violin IL in his hand
then he is an artist. but otherwise he Is rea!
boy. who finds pleasure In all that delights other
children. Emperor Francis Joseph, VINO gave n con-
siderable sum toward the boys education after he
first heard him in Schonbrunn, said 10 him after the
Lemberg exhibition concert: Now, do you play az
well as as you did two years aSoY on. Your Maj
esty!' answered the young artist, mat would IN
deed he sad thing II | had not advanced at All
since then.
1t is hardly right to speak of advances IN his art
however. since so far Technique ana artistic re-
production are concerned ne has certainly reached
he heights OF the master. May he have the fate
of Mozart and Mende.ss)hn, They. too, were mlS-
cal wonder children But the ephemeral glory wn!ch
they won that capacity ~ darkened by the glory
Of their immortal works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

plates ore finds scarcely anything but stuneS Of
women He has etched them at work ana AT ease
talking. sewing bu, RIOS, often idng IN ma zen
meditation fancy free" NJ H"lleu knows what the
delightful insoucia7ce Of fragile weH-pre' "''''''
kind means he feels The spirl; Of II snsiiiFey' and
he has the power whercwith to trace all its little
material deuotem"n:f.
Swimming the plate with a needle Oh exquisite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
MISSIONARY or SIX TFARS

boy % fifteen walked IN uptown street the
other day. smoking cigarette. He seemed not a
little proud Of hts accomplishment and strutte1
along evidently conscious of budling manhood. He
was stopped 10y n little girl. who could not have
been over six years Old. She looked up at him and
exclaimed earnestly:
"Oh, don't smoke cigarettes II you DO, you won't
70 to Heaven when You die. II you stop III give
YOU penny
The boy wouldn't take the cent. but he threw the
cigarette away and promised never to smoke one
again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
". HELLEU.
@ WOMEN

A FRENCH ETCHER OF CHARMING WOMEN
,,, rar,sienne has never been without her artistic
lorer and celebrant: and in all the long list Of
PAINTERS ard etchers who have attempted To repro
auce her graces there have been few q compare
,i., NJ He.leu the Of Gry point. whose style
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17

Is indicated N the accompanying illustration This
ACCOMPLISHED Frenchman is said TO prefer English
to Partisan models. and certainly he has achieved
some of his best effects with London types as WI
ness this sketch OF the Young violnist lut me
leopard cannot change his spots, ana no Anglo
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

between the 31st day of December.
1894, and the 3ist day of December
1895, and if s153, 1897 ,579 80 cash bal
ance in the Treasury on the 31st day
of December, 1894, will be sufficient
to meet such deficiency, 1 have the
honor to state from estimates based
upon the basis of the laws now in
force, that it is believed for the twelve
months ending December 3lst, 1885,
the revenues Of the Government from
all sources will exceed the ordinary
expenditures by s22,563,O23.
Respectfully,
J. G. CARLISLE,
Secretary.
The reading of the letter was close
ly followed by the Senate. McPher-
son went to the Clerks desk personal
ly to inspect it. Then Aldrich sent
for it, and a group of Republican
Senators gathered about him and read
it over his shoulder.
German smiled significantly at the
Secretary's direct and positive
estimate of the ampleness OF the rev.
enue.
Villas OF Wisconsin, from the Judi
Charles Committee. favorably reported
bill retiring Justice Howell jackson
from the United States Supreme
Court bench and asked An immediate
reconsideration OF the metsshfe.
3 :Aldrich, still holding Secretary Car.
e's letter, suggested that there
We're some other things which would
psaEent q full consideration OF this
measure and it accordingly went
ever; 90 :. a.rrcu..
Senator Mitchell OF Oregon, Of the
Sub Committee on Claims, which
eonsidered the bill for paying the su-
gar bounties for last year, today re:
ported the bill without recon-
Emendation to the full committee
for such action as it thinks proper. p
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion and bilious.
ness. 25c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05
Buried IN Teeth.

A dentist died in a rural town in
England recently, after spending over
fifty years in pulling the molars of his
fellow citizens. He had made it a
hobby to keep all the teeth Which he
hal drawn in the course OF his pro
fessional career, and took great pride
in the collection. When his will was
opened it was found that he had or
dereu the collection of teeth to be
plyced with him in his coffin for
burial. His heirs fulfilled the COM
mand, and almost thirty thousand
teeth were put into the coffin with the
dead dentist. II some Archaeological
OF the futune century should happen
to open that grave, he will have flood
for thought aud some difficulty, per-
haps, in explaining the presence Of so
many teeth.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

Galesburg Republican Register
Mrs. Lammet Of Warsaw had a
felon on one Of her fingers. She
stopped the ravages of the telon by
holding the finger in hot lye. Then
she stopped the ravages of the I've by
holding the finger in solution of car
bolic acid. Then she stopped the
ravages of the carboic acid by having
a surgeon amputate the finger. It is
believed that the felon will not
bother her any more.
We have just received about 500
samples of mems suitings for custom
made clothing for Fall and Winter.
Suits made to order from SIS and
pants from S. up. M. REINHARr. X
When the timid colonial clergymen
were afraid to criticise Aaron Burr's
treason, they asked Lorenzo Dow
what he thought of Burr's meanness.
He raised both hands like a great V
and shouted: aaron Burr mean!
Why, I could take the little end of
nothing whitfield down to point,
punch out the pith of hair and put
in 10000 such traitor souls, as his,
shake 'em up, and they'd rattle"
The corrupt legislator can measure
himself by this standard.
IF YOU NEED a good medicine
to purify your blood, give nerve
strength and build up your entire
system, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. It
prevents sickness by making pure
blood.
HooD's PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache, indigestion and bilious
ness. 25c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05
Latest US. Govt Report
Fatal Accident at Eureky.

The Sentinel says that one of the
most deplorable accidents that ever
occurred in Eureka took place Fri
day afternoon. resulting in the death
of George HUI, the youngest son of
County Treasurer HUI, at the hands
of his brother Cha.les. George and
Charles HUI and another young man
we're in the store of p. II. HUI, being
engaged in conversation. Charles
was examining a rifle, his position be-
ing Immediately in front Of his broth
er. A cartridge which he was hold
ing in his hand dropped to the floor,
and, picking it up, he inserted it in
the rifle when it went off, with the re-
suit stated The ball entered Georges
right breast, making a frightful
wound, and death must have been al
most instantaneous. The young man
was about 16 years Of aye and grad
uate of the State University.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure Grape Cream Of Tartar Powder.
CongressionR

WASHINGTON, February A. The
amended labor arbitration bill, agrssdi
on by the House COMMITTEES on Laber=
after conferences with representatives.
OF the locomotive engineers, train,
men. firemen and conductors hasf
been reported to the House by Rrd-
man OF Pennsylvania. Incorpezssea,
IN the report accompanying the bill
are two letters addressed to Chairman
McGann, approVeing the bill, one fr6fn
Carroll D. Wright, Commissioners: OF
Labor. the other from the labor rap,
tesentatives above referred to. -
During hot colloquy in the House:
over the adoption Of the order to coB-
slider the currency bill, Hall, Deems:
from Missouri, denounced the state
ment OF Hatch, Dem. from Missouri,
as absolutely false. Hatch defiantly
declared that Hall would not use such
language off the floor. Great confu.
sion followed and the Speaker was
obliged to call the Sergeant-at Arms
to enforce order.
The House to-day adopted the con-
ference reports on Notifications and
army appropriation bill.
The Committee on Rules brought
in afule giving day to the Omni-
bus War Claims bill, with provisions
for a vote at 5 o'clock. E..
Beltzhoozer Of Pennsylvania indig-
nantly protested, characterizing the
rule as an attempt to ride rough shod
over the majority of the War Claims
Committee.
Hermann of Oregon protested
against what he termed the usurpa-
{ ton of power by the Committee on
Rules.
The previous question was ordered
OH rising vote of 81 to 70. A point
of no quorum was raised and the roll
was callad.
Representative Cultivate to. day re-
po1teu q special order permitting
debate on the new currency bill, until
$3.50 Thursday, when voting will be.
gin on the bill and it's amendments.
SENATE.
Secretary Carlisle submitted let
ter Of information to the Senate to.
day which dissipates the gloomy fore
bodings rs 10 lack of revenue to
carry on the Government. The let.
ter is az follows:
Relying to the Senate resolution of
January -, 1895, that the Secretary OF
the Treasury be directed to inform
| the Senate what it is estimated the
deficiency in the revenue of this Gov
eminent to pay the current expenses
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON Cry, NEVADA, Dec. 10. 1894.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
CARSON Cry, NEVADA, Dec. 10, 1894.
TO whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
has fled in this Office list of lands
situated in the townships described
below, and has applied for patent
for said lands; that the list is open to
the public for inspection, and copy
thereof, by descriptive subdivisions,
has been posted in Il convenient place
in this Office for the inspection Of all
persons interested and the public
generally.
Within the next sixty days follow
ing the date of this notice, protests or
contests against the claim of the COM
pany to any tract or subdivision de-
scribed in the list, on the ground that
the same is more valuable for miner
al than agricultural purposes will be
received and noted for report TO the
General Land Office at Washington,
ID. G..
II. 80. R. 50; T. "a, R. 50; r. 35, R.
50, being North Of base line. and
Fast Of Mt. Diablo Meridian, Neva-
Ia.
OH. GALLUP,
Register.
d. Ii. HALL,
Receiver.
T,lO1 1to,, Il & 1n,,1I
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SAI.MAGUNIjl

Pretty cold this morning.
Eugene Way Is up from Lovelock.
The i1est L .ench candies, fresh at
Ben Ga, ghead's. ..-
A. davidson left for San Francis
10 on No. to-day.
Jas. Cummings and Geo. Lindsay,
\ x-strikers, are working in the Eure-
"a mill on the Carson river.
j All of the latest successful remedies
Dor Colds, Cough and Catarrh can be
ad at Muller's
All but S366,O0O of the necessary 50,
1000 for the San Francisco and San
Joaquin Valley railroad have been
Subscribed. =
The entertainment to be given by
be 4Peak Sisters" will be on the 10th
i this month instead of the 18th as
heretofore announced.
Dr.. G. F. MOORE, dentist, Elko
rown and bri lge work. Teeth with
ut plates Office at residence. x
Late this afternoon the Commits
oners appointed DR.. Mcdowell
%. physician; w. III. Armstrong, hos.
tai steward; and Lloyd Butler, JAM
or.
Up to 1890 yesterday forenoon no
y ord had been received at Washing
regarding the reported capture Of
70 force of the United States steam
Concord by the Chinese.
S. NJ. Henley has the agency. for
e Maher Grosh hand made knives
ID carries them in stock.
Judge Talbot has rendered his de-
ZION in the contested election ase OF
Ryes vs. Caughlin for Sheriff OF
ashoe county. The Judgs found
Caughlin, and ordered thecase
Smisssd. s-.s}
West India Hair Tonic, prepared
the Spivola Medicine Co The
st Of all, at Muller,s. e
The Board Of Prison Censssien.
met Saturday ana appoinEed
tier Cline and Rev. DaRie chap
ps Of the penitentisEEs. ghs mat.
Of selecting prisssph was
tponed for month.
The Commissioners were in session
day listening to the arguments Of
Harrington and the District At.
pey for and against the county's
ping portion Of the right of way
he railroad now used as public
DDS. ..>.s... .... o.. I ::
DaveE Casper has Just received a
lot Of samples of Fall and
hter clothing which will be made
Prder from SIT up. ...---... +
IN item is going around the State
rs to the effect that j. G. Doughty,
Podulist candidate for Congress-
take position as teacher in the
% school. How the report origin,
q we do not know, but we do know
y is no truth in it. = ..
grand ball will be given at Free.
y, Hall on Washington's Birthday,
VI ruary %, 1895. The ball will be
FER the supervision of the man
3 OF the Depot Hotel, which is, in
t. guarantee that everything
be first class. Music by Mayer
Drobney. A cordial invitation is
4 nded to all. ..a'
VI Pc cheapest place to buy ready
E clothing is at REMNANTS
buy suit till you see our
es. ... nsaaH
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ESTIiAY NOTICE.

Taken up by II. G. Irland, Colum,
bla, Elko County, Nevada, one bay
horse branded 1lG on left thigh, 8 or
y years old, weight LOCO pounds; one
gray horse branded ZIG and lit on
left thigh, or years old, weight
9.O pounds. Both work horses.
these horses were appraised by j.
l.. Winter and Jesse Winter on the
18th day of Dec. 1894. at $50.
|. IL. PoGUE,
j. r: White Rock Township, Elko
County, New. jll2m
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

MAMIE A. RUSSELL,
Teacher.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

on each S1OO worth OF taxable prop.
erty in the county.
The State rate will be fixed by the
Legislature some some time this
month and is liable to BE IS cents or
81 on the hundred. This will make
Elko Countys tax rate for this year
81 55 or 81 60 On the hundred. The
county rate is the same as paid last
year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1895-02-05

An Illinois girl, according to an
Eastern paper, describes her first sen.
Stations OF love as IAN inward indie
ecribableness Of an outward allover-
ishness.' That's it exactly.