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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
lNDlcE De GUERRA

Real Orden cozcediendo autoriEaci6n pars
aVe puedA residir en eEtA isis 81 sold&do WExi-
mo Oonde GArciR. ReAl Ordsn concedieado el
regrsao Ia PeRisaulA cor aboHo del pas ie por
cusnta del EItado 81 capisGn de InfasteIfa don
Francisco GArriga Regalo. Real OTden conce.
diendo retro con residences q sHta IsIa Il pri-
nsr tenients de iEfanteria don JoE6 Garcia sax-
jurio. Real Ordsn disponiesdo qua Il TsnieEte
o OSYonel de iHfAnteriA Ayudsnte dsl Capitsn Gs.
nsral de egta ISls, ceEe en- dicho cargoy qusde On
uitusci6R de xeemplazo. ConcedieEdo & fdor
Leandro Delga4o autoriEaci6n para ensanchar
una casa de maderaH que poaee en- la seguHdA 10.
Aa. Real Orden accsdiendo & 10 aolicitsdo por
al primer tsHisnte de iHfsnteria don TeleIforo
Ssz Alvarez de que Is le abone el imports de-
paHaie In PeniBBulA por CuentA del Estado.
Real Orden disposiendo 10 expida ieeEcia absolu-
q 81 primer teRisnts de infanterfa don Jaime
L,ovst Rind6n. Resl Orden dentinsndo enta
Iula al primer teniente de ATtilerfa don Jose
Tolosa Garcia. Real OTdsn dentipando sstA
ItIa loa prir eros tenienten de j Guardia Oivi
don Antonio Luque Dilz dor Avoino Fontam
Lagc. Real QEdsn ncmbraAde maegtro as taller
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
1Qus OCurre en- MaYaglez2

DiceGe que Ia iuveAtud de aquella Ciudad
dirijio 81 Director de La DcmsoerdsIo IN extSHHc
selegramA dc ,ieitscioa con motive de "a cam
paflA coaarA Ia moAopoiou cozeiertss que q
deSpasho, suGcr1to poE unas so personals no legt
{ "a destiao.
Al tsner RoticiG de esta irregularidad loI
suscriblentsa del desPasho, pressntsronse variaI
vsces ek ID AdmiRistraeioa local de ComuEi:a
c ones (sia logrAr yer al Sr AdmiRistrador) para
aAber O. for que no 80 hRgi. curiado 81 telegr&-
ma Ea vista dc 10 expuesto, dirijisTonEe con ~
Aotsrio pdolico la dieha Adminiatraci6R pArs
hkcsr coastar 50 protssts exigir Eus de-
Eee Ia donde pudierkn hscerse valer.
La kUbhetdad, semsRsrio que ha empezldc
hace POGO ruoIicalEs On May gusz parege que
di comentaRdolR, IL notisia aRtericr, 81 direC
tor d. Jov1ao de ID Tcr1e fue preso 81 psri6di-
co deRuRci. do y Iecusatrado.
KS 10 que hemoa dido decir, kiR hRcernog Ho
Iids1ioS de la noticia que rectfcaTemos 81 fuese
aecesarih. Lo que fusrs GoAark.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
Una Carta de Gaguas

ComplacemoE los amigos que Euscriben Ia
carta que s continUacf6n publicAmos, pero no ais
decir antea dos palGbraa en- defenHa de ctro amigo
quien en- 10 carta We hace refsre1Cia.
Medla hora antes de llegar el eoygeo del in
terror, tuvimos e gusio de hablar en- sata Ielac-
cion cor al ashor don Francisco Alamo, gocio de
Il respectable casa de los seforeH Sobxino de Ar.
mas, quien Ros coRt6 auH impreaioAes deviSje
Cagnas, y algo refsrente ii agunto que ne le cea.
sura.
DfjonoE que en aquella ciudad Sc le habfa
pedido por psxsonas que estima mucho, facilitara
II lave de uAa CASA para celebrar 81 meeting de
que "a hemoa dado cuentR. In pstici6n - le
hi3e pFecisamante en- momamtoa On que ae halla.
b molesto por gus IL dieha casa que hahia faai'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
N0TIClAs GENERALEs

Uaa respectable persona resideAte en- Madri
aos eScribe. ''Ls question moneda de eEa ills
4igue On el miamo estsdo cue tezla ca el anterior
soEreo, desenfreBado el mlniGterio de Ul,rsmal
IN 10 coAcern.eAts personal, sin exteHder So
gracia los recomend&dos de alguAos rspreaeH
saEtes dc Puerto kico reaultA con escaso scier
10 10 question dc lA.S expedici6B, Ii pofticG de-
asior Becerra, mas que 50 politics, 81 adminiI
traci6p, no pueds ofrecer en- sItss nlomes toE Il
dTputaci6s islena motives 70 complAceneis. Co
ssrveN Nustsd Ga 10 pr psA el refsto de eie desA
graoo 10 saper&r es que aumeRte J sea EXPIRE
sado EiR tsmpI-cleass 81 reAAudar las Cana
ras suu tsreaU, ii sntonceE auH contlauA en- o
Gobierno 81 actual rniniatro dc Ultrsmar. Hay
que exeter los diputadcs { que SO mueStrel
sz6rgieos en- Ia question de II n4oneda en- la
demGS que eatfn peAd1eates que ae prsparen
m6R que & combAtir IL xebaja de 10 quota qur
lac ccssS de Puerto.Rico He reSuslvan como !
tueraR Adividuos de IL Usi6n ConStituci, nal
quieneS Ee les NINA stieRde."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
El doriago ~ Ia NO, ne sn Arecibo, fu6 Oh

81 doTisgo es Ia noshe en Arecibo, fu6 oh
sequisdo el digno AlcS lds E Inspector del CusT-
90 de Bomberos doR LOreyz7 nea, con uEa IE-
cids Sc easts por la odcislidAd in niisiduos de
dicha Cusrpc TsBto Fl ssnor Roies como az
sprssiable esposa prodigsros o6aequios ls M
meroHa co eurrescis gus sEsti6 { eEte hrillsHte
acto con que sc dsmostr6 las EimpAtfsa el
sprscio ea-que 80 tieHe 81 senior Rosss que cads
dis dk ur = )pruaha mss de IN estusiasmo 81 tado
10 gus teRde II bi =, , pr grsFc de Aresibs Sc
toe roR eTcogidaa tiezas y tsrmiE5 tar agradA-
uIa rsuAi6s alias horss De Is Roths.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

Un amigo muy satimado, comerciaHts de
ssts Capital, ha teAido la faa gslAster de re-
galAr Aueatto director, IN elegsntfsimo allie,
de oro para cobarta, fAbricado exprsssmeate Oh
Paris. Ea grscioEG miaiatura represents auuelJs
icya IL primsra pagina de LA CoRREsPoNDEnorA
DE PUERro RI09, nobrs fnisimo eRmalte blanco
lsY 6ndoas en naicroSc6picas letras el tftuo COM
plsto del peri6dico, 50 lena de impsrcial & iade
pendients Il plana de anu CLOS, fgurando Il
engarzAda en- IN exfoliAdor de peri6dico primo
rosamente tAlladc. Muy aRradssidca dsl obaeauic
que aRbamea eatimar o. todo 70 que yals.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
RI, "HOTEI, INGLATERRA A .

de primers clsss del psrronsl del Naterisl de
Artlleria de eEtA Plaxs, y. obrsro bsatero es Is
bsteYfa de Montan2 s doR jose Sanchsx Lavill,
yk doa Leapoldo Arauio Ventura, reupectiva.
meEts Real Orden destaAndo sstA Isa lct
capitasea de ArtillerfA doN Santiago EEcuderc
Algui, dor Santiago Paz SAbugo J primeros te
nientes de iBfsRterfa don JuaA Segovia Fuentsa
don Salvador Novo Perez don Manuel LoEduy
Dinry don Bonifscio DomingueE Olaste.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

RR- VApores cue 50 esreraH: El eEpahol
@Gxsr ARtils", sAi6 de Barcsloaa el q del pa
sado dirsCto para este puerto El esp "Ssturni.
AA", de Liverpool, via SantsBder 10 verified al
primero del ccrriests. 81 isgl. "Cayo Memo, de
Losdres via Ambsres, 10 b 20 e % de- Aeosto El
spAnol sBuenos ! Tres" SAldrk de ID Hahans el ] o
lei corTiente para este puerto coRtinuark vi.1e
lei l3 81 "a pAra Ia Penfnsuls. EI esplfiol "Ju.
lia", llsgark del 20 al q prOcsdeate de Ia Haba.
AZ eEcAlss.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

Hsmos tsnido mueho guuto ea coHocer 81
reputSdo Industrial sehor don Enrique AldaF &
socio de IL gran destileria estRbleeils On Il h.
hasa bAio IL rGz5n de Trespslacios Ale abe
Dicho caDallero que tuvo 10 ccrteIia de favort
sernos con uHa waits, regresA de EUROPA para ls
Capital de la AAtllla hermana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
BORRAS REZNES

Acaban de recibir por 81 vapor s'Ciudsd de
5sntaader" IN complete ysriado EuEtido de
calzado para cahallsroH Eenorsa Rinos. Tam
hiea las famosas Hapatilaa de pisl de color tela
GAY FealeS el par. Tieaea ademAs una gran
factura de drileH mallorquiRes lsgftimoa de hilo
6no one rasixaN praeios nm aneRta haYakca
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

Por Rsal Ordea de de Agoato tltimo, 70
de- fAcutAd los 9obera aAdores Generates de las
provincIss de UltrAmAr para copceder licenciaH
p.ra Is Peyfnsuta 81 perEonal suhaltsrxo de laz
mismaE ain nfcaAiiad de dar CueHtA 81 MiniEts-
rio cor las gue otorgnN.R
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

Lsenos es "Bl g OBJ: .El Sr Alcslds de
Madrid II negsr les papsderos ls pT6rsRa que
eutos o pediAn paTs rebaisr presto del psS, lea
ha asepurado gus uSark con elos 81 mayor rigor
psrmitisndo Il srtrsdS en- Ia poblaci6n de toda
clsas de pan y autolisaAdo los esperdsdoTeE de
6sts rA pORer pusGtOs anbuaHtss frente ( las
nismss tshonss. TambieR les cij9 que los some
terfa IL mAs estricts viiilsncis, { cuyo efscto,
adem6s de qus girarf viuitas diariAs & las tsho-
sas los tenisntos de Alcs lde, xombrsrA gusrdiau
nusiciprles con 81 solo ohjzta da que vigilsn Ii
slabars ci6R del PSF, cerEerdo euAatas tAhoEaa
zfrisisR en- le mss miAimo las ordeAaRzaa musi-
ipalen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

CIR. u!G 81 runaoz ca PCHcs de q2a 81 sen or
Arm,trosg alcalde iaterino de eEs ciadad, ha pre-
seztsdo Su renunciA 81 GobeTHador Genersl.
T ,mhi6R % dies an Ia referlda ciudAd que el Sc.
crstArio de IL Alcalifs Henor SIgado 81 81 sutor
de los " G CoRSiderardos 81 que asosse'6 Al Al.
cagde negsse el permlso para Ia maAifensci6a
one Ea trat6 de lleYar cahn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

H. reg esado de ~ Vi js 4 Pesfusula IN
poquito msE grusso Dc 70 que f16 Husstro amigo
aoRveciso 81 sshor dos Ftsncig.o FoRtanillaa
dusho del aciedjtsdo restaurant La CatGlGRa
Rstersmos 81 popular Rubio Kusstr&s msE afsc-
t1aaaE palsbrsa de oen veuida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

n&s NoteiaE, rasliciosa he, Is ls parod- de
snfrarts, no Esbe, sin embargo, pa que diseA lou
|psri65ico 10 &c come, 10 qu fama 10 que be-
oe nusstro Director a. oaa.. esAdidss. CO.
M otr's much :, i que iRcurrs 81 colegE:
Nusstro Director tiese en- geatEci6s IN concerto
debAio de Ia corya quiers hscer soHar 81 zoro-
brs para p der trsbsisr major su csadI ,skura
qus prsEeataIa cus ndo Is uva este bisz madurs.
Trats de mosopolis 81 peri dismo de ehsyo
en- el pals por m pFoce iirnIssto muy ssnsiuo:
dsvs dcs los que So oeupAn De estos xeRoeicV
para sScar l50 81 amparo de una ley Nc da-
mos otres detslles del Aegocio por Ahors, porque
no convene abrir mucho los oios de los coStTi.
ouyeAtsE. 0tro dia hablaramoa mks claro. nsro
por 10 pxoato rogamos al colega de Ia cslle de
la Fortalezs, pro ure que este secreto qus adsaR-
ssmos, GsIgs de Ia Isla Las coEcisrtos Ee
schAn perder cuazdo 10 les hace Sonar mucho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

FL AlcsIds de GUay anllla don Manuel IA
vals 50 eacuentrA en- ests Capital to mis- ando
formaldades pars an smpreatso de $4, 600 que
evlsta aquel Aupicipio reiBtegrAbls ga cnatro
'nuslidades deE NIL pesos, cor iatsIeI de por
100 ANAL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

rSy@La intaresaRts ohra EL HERMoso SoLIe.
MAO del cesbrs aovslista frasees Mr. Jules Clare
tie que veAimos publicaEdo como follstia, ne hs-
a de vsats eE il ioraas de B. F. SGsiurIo vi
dat $l,25 81 siampisr qua consta de dos TO-
raos-(Pl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

UR smjgo de SAnsurcs FoS msni6ssta que
rara ea ls msfana que no smsnscsR carroa atc.
lad, en- Il carretsrs, debido csrecer eIta del
snrmado correspondence ror habsrus gaatsdo 81
aus teHiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

Un diatiHguido amigo nuestro, diputado
Cortes, nos eucribe entire otras cosas, dsade ell
baIneario donde versHes, 10 biguieHte:
"Mucho me In extran do IL AlRarsda Que
ea eHa Is'A Sc hR armada COR motive del impueE.
to de los f6IfoEos. LA historis o. como sipue;
Cuando discutfamoS en- q Oomisi6R los presu-
pueztoH q llegaE q Articplo relative Il impuerto
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
Ropa hecha barata

81 qUiers Vd. a1rtiFse de rops bsYats, que
50 resibs per todoa los vspores ds Ia Peziszala,
scuds
Ha U1tra"ar1na.
grsa fshries de tsoscos Gale do u Fortsleza sH.
guina ( Is TAaos. Hsy alf hrsss completes sc Ca
Euoiz desde gels poses en- sdelsAts, Psatslonas
de idea das1s s hsgts 3 81 uao. saces 6s
alpaes da paefisa ta4etcinas. HsY tksseos >
Gig ,rYillo 9e ko5eH vitolss hsshae cor rasaa dc
laa sssiorsE vogas dal nsfr "a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

Nos irfarfhsn de OfgusE que pcr slf ciroula
IL version de que pressHtarsR csndidhto psra
diputado 4 C1rteE por aausl diHtrito nue5tro
eHtnsdn companspa amigo don Earique Alva-
reg Pesez, Director de Las Aoticias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

IrOncoso Herm0aaos g Comp. s. en- 3
tienen de vents en- esta Capital IL taa soicitada
pasta para sOpAs marca OaaalI Besosa sea
I'll FENIX dc III Il libras Rstas sada GAIA.
3O-II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11
LUZ LDlALMlAlN7T[B
DE NUEVA YORK.

Ea cajss de 10 galoass competos. Dtt,.
a precioa limitados-A AGuro p M4rceaa 45-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-11

@U-Don Francisco Alamo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05

berry Kobb could not have fitted William
Mestayer better il It had been written ex-
pressly for him. Mr.. Mestsyer, who is An
old New Haven favosife. received Z small
ovation when he appeared. He vas - good
a. ever and in his comedy part kept the au-
dience in continued good humor. Too
much cannot be said Of the acting OF
Frank keenan, - Miles Nc Kenna, the eip-
~. His acting throughout vas superb, free
from ranting and the various small lodges
to catch the favor Of the audience. but
natural and liie-like. His make up for the
part was perfect: it is impossible to see
where it could be improved. Miss Kate
RYAN - Tabitha Stork, good. solid Eng
li.h housekeeper, was good. She has the
right idea of the part and amused the audi
ence immensely. Miss Annie Clark So
Lady Florence May has good stage pres
ence and is quite finished in her acting.
The cast is good throughout and presents
a. large an aggregation of talent in one
company as has been seen here in q long
time. The b&ll room scene in the last act
was q very pretty effect. The gay colors c
the settings. the bright uniforms of the CT
fcers and rich costumes of the ladies 10 the
dance formed a stage picture which i. would
be hard to equal. The play will be repeated
tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05
Tho Europeau yipevard.,

The vineyards of Europe have been
desolated by the phylloxera and various
other diseases. In France and Italy
three-fourths of the vineyards have been
wholly destroyed within FIVE years, and
the remaining fourth is rapidly yielding
to the plague. Five years ago Spain and
Germany produced six times the amount
of grapes harvested last year. The vine
lands of Europe, where wine has been
produced continuously for 1000 years,
are for the most part worn out. The
old world will soon have to rely on us
for the production of its supply of wines.
Our country is already the largest wine
growing district in the world.
We furnish a million times more bas-
kets of champagne with exact limitations
of foreign brands) than are put up ont
of the pure juice in all the champagne
districts of Europe. In California alone
there are $1,000 acres planted in vines,
and last year there were produced from
this acreage 81 10000 gallons Of wine
valued at $s,4, 0OO, 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05
THE BOIANlST.

The compass plant" of the western
plains, of which SO much has been said and
written, is the common ''rosin weed"
The mushroom lies for days, and in dry
times for weeks, just under the surface,
fully developed, waiting for warm, damp
night.
White vioiets are extremely fashionable
in New York and sell for q for small
bunch. Despite the horticulturist's best
efforts this violet has not yet acquired even
the faintest suggestion Of perfume.
Chrysanthemums in bloom may be taken
M with large balls of earth and placed in
deep cold frames. sliding the glass on at
night, but taking it off during the day.
Thus protected they can be kept In bloom
for over a month.
One Of the eccentr;cities OF the conserva-
tory is carnation pink, which is OF vivid
green as to i.s- flower 1t is not particular
" handsome, as are the rich red or pure
white blossoms, but it is valued by florists
Of the 4 mxteur variety for its 0ddity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05
AMUSED ENTs.
PICKS BAD Roy TONIGHT.

PICKS BAD Roy TONIGHT.
Psck's Bad Boy at the Opera house TO-
night at popular prices. The Detroit Free
Press says:
Last evening Atkinson's Comedy Com
many in Peck's Bad Boy appeared at Whit
news Opera house before large audience
presenting for the first time in this city
Chas. +. Pidgins dramatization OF the
"Bsd Boy" sketches. which have from time
to time appeared in Peck's Sun. The stage
arrapgem ant Of the entertainment is in three
acts or scenes--the grocery store, the lrish
Policeman's home and picnic grounds. 1t Is
simply a living, moving reproduction, with
clever effect Of the ludicrous mishaps'
tricks and climaxes SO often seen in print
having no connected plot. but uproariously
funny from beginning to end. Last even
ING the audience fairly laughed themselves
hosrse. The characters of the Bay BOY
Pa. the Groceryman, the Doctor, the 70
liceman, Jimmy Duffy" (Henery's chum }
mrs. Peck. and Minnie (Henerys girD'
were in capital hands. the performance
moving quickly and to the best possible ad-
vantage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05
Common Sense Education.

Artemus Ward once said he tried to
do too much, and did it," That is just
the weak point in our schools and col
leges. Much is done, but not enough
done thoroughly and well. While lit
tie knowledge may be dangerous thing,
too much is too much. Many minds are
SO rounded and polished by education as
not to be energetic in any one faculty,
sosymmetrical as to have no point, while
other men not thus trained are led to eff
forts that render them at last far more
more learned and better educated than
the polished and easy going graduate
who has just knowledge enough to pre-
vent consciousness of his ignorance.
The end of life is to be and do-not to
read and brood over what men have
been and done. Shakespeare refers to
this exquisite cultivation when he speaks
of "the native hue of resolution being
sicklied DER with the pale cast of
thought"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05

The coasting was never finer than it is at
the present time; but we cannot too strong
ly caution our young friends against taking
foolish risks. Within week we have seen
small boys coasting on both Rines and
Bridge hills. Aside from the large travel
in both these places, there is a
greater danger of accident from
passing trains. Boys should not be
permitted to slide in either place and
doubtless the police would confscate their
sleds if any were caught doing so. 1t is
well to remember, however, that coasting
is a most healthy sport and furnishes, in
the winter season, the best possible outlet
for youthful energies. Would it not be
we'll to select one or two little travelled
hills, set them aside for coasting pur-
poses, and vigorously exclude the young
people from the more travelled thorough
fares? In this way the danger would be
minimzed and the young people still be
able to enjoy the most exhilerating of win
ter sports.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05
The Chcap system.

To many people thing that is cheap
has a charming attractiveness. The
cheap house is praised to the skies.
Cheap goods mean cheap labor and dis
honest work. Cheap" 1t is n blood
stained tyrant! Think how cheap things
become cheap, and you will be comfort
less. Your solace will become your sor-
row. The bold figures in onr windows
advertising cheap things ought to be
written with blood. Prices are forced
down by the wages of the workers being
forced back. The purchaser says, 1T is
cheap" The working woman says, at
is death" God only knows how much
buying on the cheap is responsible for
fallen virtue. What is good is cheap at
a good price. What is cheap is too dear
at any price. What you can buy dirt
cheap usually is dirt. Your advertised
great bargains are usually great sells.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-01-05
Ee Progressivei

Advance with the advancement of the
times, and advance in the. front ranks.
Don't get set in your ways. Be open to
new ideas. Be enterprising. and you
will succeed. The business houses which
follow the old methods go to the wall.
Let the next thing always be-something
else 1t is true that if you are original
and enterprising you will be opposed.
But opposition will prevent dull times,
and criticism is the milestone by which
genuine man is polished and sharp
ened. People have opposed everything
new. The inventor of the umbrella was
stigmatized for interrupting the designs
of Providence with regard to rainy
weather, for when the showers fell it
was evident God meant that men should
get wet. The man who brought that
balm into the world, anmsthetics, was
also stigmatized. BY the aid of this the
most violent surgical operation can be
performed, while pain is banished into
dreamland. The design of Providence.
it was claimed, was that if a mans limb
must be amputated it should ache, and
the inventor frustrated that design.
Vaccination was stigmatized as the
work of the devil, because disease is by
its nature made contagious by God, and
man should not interfere with Gods do
ing. It was meddling with Providence.
That kind of logic has always existed in
the world. 1t exists still. So don't be
afraid of criticism. Advance. If you
can do anything better today than it was
done yesterday, do it. regardless of what
your father OF grandfather did, for they
and their methods have passed away. Be
alive. Be original. Be enterprising. Go
forward. Don't stand still. The per-
fectly satisfied man and the clam are
first Cousins