Omaha daily bee., 1894-03-04

CUES that "nutrition depends upon dlgesu-
bility II would make no difference now
rich foodstun were In nutrltitlVe elements
II they were IN such relatloh 10 olheI vle
msnts as preeiuueu the'. oS,ns s app,i S,b
70 tle use ol tne Systeip, ine uISe..e -, W
iSnins NViip'"s' i-i' ~ oa'" -, ,,r,
very learned ulsqulslIoh ehtitleu t1
blan ECONOMIES is contributed ny " ~
Mallock IN inc FEBRUARY huHper vi ine
Fortnightly REVIEW, me authoT SHOWS tne
urlit oil bnglsh soclail9tlc tnous.I @ alu ,.s" ,
replies 10 ts clalIns. rle,uerS p1i sp1neei ~
ltlpules 70 tnl9 nS'',pei % ,,tjL5 ~ ,vl siond
ChHIacteIIsuCS vi NE s, u,'el,lsui'',si - ~
the late irul lSIuai', ni heViiaiu I go ~,
iiSli"s 'oi'p""'' 80 iV"l'' ''
Beds and Bedrooms is theme inaue very
interesting In the February edition oil me
Sahltarlan' me couSn ol t1e sieepea S,o,,It aItV
@ ene a inSSHu' ny si,,i, artr,ants ns
anu aseu anu 'neia a., Is o m ,,oii
lou'iu u II. al t.HtI 1870 - - 80 "a ioidorts
as many NO., haoIi, ara ravie,yod
r,aLingS ,,,ost tntoresting articla Tho
Sanitario,, prool,ivn NJ. "
-. $50, doc 1,,..,,. 90 rr,,,,,io >,
1,i 1,.aDI9 nm pV, oY, "a @ ~, 49, ,or
ny Dy \ rralh @ M noseWatyr' lo" ~ ~ e'' 0V,,
talhs an account VI cue piaiIoin ptn Vi ~ an
IilasIii'.iS poil,,oa, ,]i.a pa ~ ,,, 80,
LapoI party suPpo9eu W naNo epi u"s up up
IN IN iooo. III tH,s 1 ,oio - i tha, no
10 10 pel"een oapl'ai s'u ~ I'pot, ",,n , ti,,i,
latloIs are preseii'eu III noNei % "mu Sa Is
Ioh Einnuqiprg and
rnists viii also ind in n much to ponder
a 1ha 5orl, is baing nnhIiebad In
oeah
+,'r >, r,,, l., A., r,.,,.,,,n,, l.,
h'cnarT m H. Eutiol,uS in Caie tnt',. I". 10
sue VI INC 9ou'hciI II Sua'V' Io'''i =. IS, " ="
NaiuaDle essay on lho increase 81 -. Col,u" .,
Irouuction' Inc writer says llo Cui-
tiVation OF tne cottoIi plants, Ilc s az, t,
ture OF lts hDre ana the uis'iIo%utloil % , vi l's
product afford employment TO much larger
amount OF Capltal ana LABOR IuUl any OlueT
branch OF mechanlcal industry ana get So
far as Europe ana America are concerned
TINS vast agricultural ana Ihahuiacturits ~
system has been Dullt up almost WlIhlh 'he
limits OF the past century Manuiaoeur- anI.itnr
eL itecolu uoilshihS Company D ~
MD.
The second volume of "Orations and Ad-
dresses of George William Curtis" edited
by Charles Eliot Norton, is now out, and
is almost entirely devoted to the problem of
civil service reform, which is treated in
all its important phases and viewed in
various aspects. This volume alone makes
q book of over 500 pages, and the flood Of
words spent in support of the reform must
impress the student very much like a
vigorous but unsatisfactory treatment of
symptoms, Indicating clearly that the evil
sought to be remedied has it's source much
deeper than the surface of experience Har
per & BROTHERS New York For sale by
Megeath Stationery Company Omaha.
Under the canton. Free Trade in the
Tinted States" Cbauncey NJ Depew in
the February issue of The Nineteenth Cen
turv enlightens the British readers of this
neriodirai on the poIitics of our country
AZ brief svnonsis of our political move
ments and norties II Is n very able presenta-
tion. giving to the reader a clear and correct
idea of the causes leading to the present
situation In the course of his remarks
bo con6dns 10 bis raaders the statement
made 70 him bv the late Secretary Blaine
that while in President Harrison,s cabinet
he had $50 vacancies to fill and was obliged
TO deal with 4 900 applicants. Leonard Scott
| publication Comnany 231 Broadway New
| York.
",Tbe Dogs and the Fleas" " nv one of the
| dogs as the author oynlains its ANONYMOUS
| source ia satire upon the moor
| and tbe rich and may perhaps be
| likened TO the barking of n dog who
don't know how to get at his enemy
| bnt who seems to reo1ize there must he an
oneu,v where thore 10 On ,nurb bite Tho
| stvIe Of the vorl, is in mn sense Instructive
| hmt rather scurriIIoue and is of n nature
! to hring tho corse of labor into contnmnt
| II 10 aasv To cot rid of tbn deos nv sattine
fro IN tho hair hut tho nrobIem is do so
! witbout injury to hide or bnir-to I'm tho
, Aaos without also killing tho doc In other
| words TO remove evils without oreoting
! graotar OWLS in tbair nIaca Douploe Mo
| CoIlunn Cbicago
| ..I o,,,,or, nIoro,, pou,o, .,o co. d.,
! r,rnLro,, ~ Iv1s,u tn1 VI ca i.eu
| - ,,yy.-t.-- e.. oI.
ulate .,, os iacu a"u i"mty epeo-
~ sno StL ussLe toi tiu'n uHI tItaLceS
| "'n 'no se 30 iaoos ms
lo"ins III ms WIN d recosnitioii Vi III
iute , wioiiss lnNoiVGu t Ia tne prevalilns sys-
| strikes a brilliant shark of truth and then
! again scars in fiehts of imapination that
sound as ~ coming from, , yictin, az night
| marc In This strsin ba connects tho Ton-
| don money mower with nronbecias of tho
| scrintures showing that a niphtv imagina-
tion can easily fall into deduci1 q, oI,,,nst a,,
sensational Wonders + "a wooifoIt, on
| Fulton street New yorl,
| nh cbtoo,,o ra,,,. NJ. ,,
! rtiooI 1;t g. 90, t Tii'i,''it'o az anu M y
| go 49, f oi ,, t a itieiue . no aPpeai-
teated 80 81 3h 49, %uUIlty ,,,I;ty ~, s s'tgi W .
! 80 =. VI ~ 'no DesI puoiicaliohs VI tnis
thnros ~ NGeus it mo eNtenueu not.ce. bIleny
ne 80, ~ ii!ay pe salu tna' III auultion 10
tinns In'e, 10 covering eiec
'jtt iln s'"te, Mnen mas peeh coiiipiieu
O. "a ene piesetiI so!ulie coiltains
~ ,t; -, VI rsPso.", 'uo i W t.'e amer
I,ti @ ~, !" io ue9ii 60 " heep Posleu on tne
da,, por,t't,,t euestioliS or events OF the
yi lIios enen lisa are 10 pe Inehtioneu those
~ e -" "a'i' uiniVuity' tne DeTIhs sea ar
| ST.. s .'o u,'Puuo - peIMeen france anu
i 10, ms Ia anu inoi .sases nlpues vi
in the Union the national silver convontfon
in Chicago the repeaI of the nurchasa ciansa
| of the sherman act and the internationaI
monetary conference The Wilson tariff biii
as framed by the house wavs and means