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Zel BaaSa, The last - the J4nisxaries. died
reesaslv La oeEaJ Jzwo, a. slss age o. l52 When
tss J41-as4fies were u.ssaefsa. "a 1895 by
orasl q. the Sultan sah1noud II, ZeH DAba
a.oa5 escaDs9 .llsd n.d % RusS.a Hs suos<-
qlsatiy re-uraed 30 Ssrs iswo, where &c
earned living As . scnesislaster He was
t-a ausher Of a book ~ Persian poen.s, which
u nlcA read IN the east
Del Valls, a Paris Journalist. who writes
uadN tAa FSegacuynl Of Zulu AID who
was oAes aa African CORRESPONDENT. went
into = circus the olhsr day aae tried 70 Join
tAs kesrar "A the lions cage. A policeman
enGeayored 20 prevent aim, but he pushed
hlfn sslde AID entered 10 remained several
minutes and on coming out was arrested.
The audience had meanwhile dispersed in
alarm The foolish experiment. is supposed
- lave heen tsss Consequence Of bet.
Rev. Eeber Nowton doesn't in the least
nint tsssns tae rich peopis wherein tley
sre derel.ct IN as recent sermon on ''The
Social Functions OF Wealth, he reminded
his people that the rich man was moi the IA
vorlto Of Mother Nature, loaSed with coed
things for ms owa enjoyment, bat her stew
ard, intrustsd with tbs power 10 secure
" wealth for the beaeGt OF mankind. he saws
tAero IS en uEeaxEed iEcrsalsnt in all wealth.
Society gives the power TO get wealth New
York made the fortunes OF the Astors. the
Stewnrts ana tho Venderbiits quite as much
as they made them. Society demands the
right use OF ta4s wealth getting power
The queen of Sweden is. by order of her
physician, courageousiy leading a life of
physical exercise anG labor for the cure of
that nervous n,alady by which she is at-
tackled. Her majesty, with fos-titude that
might well DO initiated by gently reared Ia
dies uEnsrvsd by Late hours and the un-
wholesome aItiAciality Of social life, rises
early, uses cold water for her ablutions,
makes up her bedroom, gees out for q norn-
ing walk at time when many of her sub
jects sre still asleep. The day il scent in
round of hesIthy and fstiguing employments
and recreations, taken as much as possible in
the open arr; bar diet is of the most frugal
kind; sho goes to bed early. Under this
bracing regimen, supervised py tho ablest doc
tors, the royal patient is recovering tho tone
sf mind and body she deserves to enjoy.