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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

PARA fundirlos en- la Maquina de Este
reotipia que tenemos funcionando en- -el
taller de Tipograffa de LA CoRREsPoNDEN-
CHA, compramos, puestos en- esta Capital,
todos los tipos de imprenta usados que SO
nos ofrescan en- venta, en- cualquier estado
de deterioro en- que Sc hallen. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Siguen algunos vecinos de la Marina
tirando el aqua de jab6n la calle. Para
muestra, la de Isabel II. A veces eg.
ta dicha Gale que no puede transitarse
por ella. Traeladamos 10 expuesto &
nuestro amigo ell sefior Mendfn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

La Emulsion de Scott es una medici-es
ma de patente, su formula, basada en- prin- =
cipios cientffcoS y racionales, es conocidat
de todos, y este deba en- gran manera ell
decidido apoyo de la Facultad medica. ae
Don Enrique RAM, Doctor en- Medicis
ma Cirujfa, M6dico Director del Balnea.
70, de Coamo, Puerto Rico. -+
Certifca: Que hace amos viene usan-
do tanto en- la Peninsula, como en- las pro-
vincias de Cuba y Puerto Rico, la acredi-
tada Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de higa.-s
do de bacalao con hipofosfitos de cal y de
larmente en- 81 escrofulismo, raquitismo,
anemia y en- la tuberculosis, del mismo
modO que en- la convalecencia de las en-.
fernedades agudas, uniendo sus excelen-
tes efectos t6nicos, el agrado con que sue
le ser tomada hasta por los niflos de mas
corta edad, para los c1ales son intolera-
bles las demas preparedness de aceite de
hfgado de bacalao,-Dr. ENRIQUERANZ.
) Nos preguntan de Arecibo que Sc ha
hecho del entusiasmo demostrado hace
tempo para la installation de un centric de
recreo en- aqueila localidad. ALI SO cree
Il1e 81 Ell entusiasta alcalde don Lorenzo
Roses tornaseto fniciativa, pronto llegarfa
a ser un hscho la installation del Casino
que tan de :necesidad Sc hace en- una po,
ninguna clase de sociedad de este especie.
- rs Ns koEOA ~ FalST ot~EL0rIn1nO) Ell
surtido de fnercancias que ACADIA de reci-
birse en- LA CIUDAD CONDAL 6e los se-
flores FABIAN. GARCIA Y COMPANIA,.
calle de la Cruz. Aquello es la mar. Las
Sras. srtas, los cabAlleros y los nihos
encontraran ALI toda clase de artfcuios
titles, de alta novedad, baratfsimos.
Reou6rdese que es ALI donde Sc vende ell
famoso vino tinto marca NAVARRA ell
mejor de mesa q. Sc importa al pals. 1916
SCuenta un periodico aleman cue Sc ha
puesto en- practica un nuevo procedimien-
to para Ia pesca de tiburones por medic de
la electricidad, y consiste en- altar una ma
Garcia en- la punta de un conductor Dor ell
que sc pueda enviar una corriente induci.
da de 30 volts. La macarela SO usa como
cebo y, cuando ell voraz tibur6n Ie da Sc
pultura en- sus entrafas, Sc suelta la CO.
rriente electrical, la cua1 le adormece has.
ia ell grado de que no ofrece resistencia al.
guna y Sc puede cojer matar sin diff
cultad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Ferreterfa y quincalIa tLa Esfera,"
Fortaleza 81. Pinturas, aceites. barnices,
brochas, pinceies y aguarras. Hero gal
vanizado, tuberfas de hierro de todas d.
mensiones, etc. Todo baratfsimo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20
NOTlCIAs GENERATES

Aver visitaron 6 nuestrO enthusiastic
amigo don Felix Costa en- su mOrada, calle
del Sol nlImero 1O1, siete personals en- re-
presentation de muchas mas, con obietO
de, enterarse y ofrecerse y la formation
de Ia compahfa Battalion para marchar &
Cuba, los que leTmanifestaTon hallarse dis
puestos aeervir & la patria y al Gobierno
hores fueron don Bas ifiO Sanchez, sargen.
tQglicencia do del ajj jj6rcito7 y gnardia civil;
don Felix Torres UontrGras, licenciado del
ej6rcito; den Pedro Alfonso Isla, volunta-
rio; don Ramon Romero, idem; don Juan
Oerda, idem; don Poncio Berga y don Luis
Rivera. Ademas Ell sc fior Costa ha recibi-
do muchas adhesiones de la Isla, entire las
due SO cuentan hijos del pals, 10 que le ha-
CO Greer que sin necesidad de sorteo, ,sobra-
vaya3a combatlr por Ia patria, faltando So
10 que SO arbitrien los recursos pecuniarios
y que patrocinen pensamiento tan loable
aquellas personals llamadas efectuarlo.
A nuestro juicfo, no existe la tirantez
de relaclones, en- re los gobiernos espaf1ol
y yGnkee, que Sc referen algunos cole
gas. La poblaci6n de los Estados- y nidos
del Norte SO compone de elementos heterO-
g6neos que verian con disgusto una guerra
NADIA provechosa para sus particulares in
tereses. For Otra parte, el pueblo espaf1ol
fuma cigarrillos Cabaf1as, que hacen in
venciblessa los fumadores
Creemos de oportunidad la publication
de las sigulentes instrucciones, entresaca
das de las que en- 23 de Octubre de 1894 Sc
dictaxOn por. Ell, gobierno de s. NJ, para
cumplir ell ReglamenB8 de ~ de Agosto
del misno afiO. Dice las instruction 20:
Los splazos para la presentation de solici-
tudes documentos en- las convocatogias &
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Participamos & nuestros amigos re-
lacionados, que hemos trasladado nuestra
ofcina almacen la Gale del Dep6sito
n1mero 6.-Marina sea al que ocupa-
ba antiguamente la extinguida casa dc
Sucesores de J. Sala y Compafifa. Puer-
to-Rico, Is de Octubre de 1895.-COFINO,
DELGADO c. Is. en- CD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

En- Mayagtiez siguen con mucha acti-
vidad las obras del ferrocarril surbano. En-
breve estaran unidas las Gales de Mendez
Vigo, Oriente y San Joe6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Ha fallec;jo en- Manatf la esposa del
honradoy distinguido artesano don Ra-
m6a Fernandez, quien envfamos nuestro
mas sentido p6samo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

El artfculo 13 del Reglamento de 81 de
Agosto de 1894, respecto provision de es.
cuelas, dice: '' In todos los concursos se-
ra requisite necesario para ser admitido,
del Magisterio en- escuelas de La categorfa
inferior Immediate"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20
COMUNICADO.-
TeIegrGm9G.-

TeIegramG.-Hdtd!Io.
Perfecta Administration.
Empleados sin reveses:
A Maestros nueve meses,
Les debe DOR distraccf6n.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Segun leemos en- un peri6dico de la
Habana, ell fiscal de Marina ha pedido ell
procesar1iento del captain del sc Mortera !"
por imprudencia temeraria con motivo
del choque con Ell "Sanchez Barcaizte-
gui," solicitando la prision de este 6 su
ihertad mediante la fianza de 500 mil pe-
setas, suma que facilit6 don Ramon de
Herrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

oposiciones concursos (para proveer es-
cuelas), son improrrogables, y SO conside.
raran terminados las 6 de La tarde del
dia de su vencimiento, sin que por ninguna
causa nj pretexto se puedan admitir las
instancias y documentos que por ell correo
6 por cualquier otro conducto lleguen des-
pu6s de fenecido Ell plazo, salvo el case Sc
fialado en- la instruction 40"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

RAJE e.: %:s:: Il: s;; e.: E:
Especialidad de la Sastreria Francesa,
Fortaleza 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Hablando de aquel mercado de cafe,
dice EE InsparcidI de Mayagiiez con fecha
de anteayer:
"Contin1au llegando al mercado par
tidas de este grano, que despu6s de un dia
de paralizaci0n como oanunciamos, Sc repu
so ell mercado aunque han disminuido
algo los precies, la demanda SO sostiene
Creemos que con las afiuencias de parti
das, los precios que se cotizan hoy, mas
adelante declinaran algo. Sc cotiza Ma.
chacado & Sa2, Cubano S31 s 311
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

En- la calle de San Jose, casa ndmero
Is, principal, ACADIA de establecer su gabi-
nete dental Ell doctor j. de la Cerda, de
quien hemos dido hacer grandes elogios
como habil operador. Lease ell anuncio
en- la secci6n correspondence. s-.-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

HOTEL Y RESTAURANT La CdtGlano
habitaciones para transeuntes. Comida
q la carta cualquier hora del dia hasta
las doce de Ia noche. Precios populares. P
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

UNA BURRA De LECHE.-El que desee ver
Ter alquilar una, puede dirijirse E. l
oalle del Cristo ndmero 26 altos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-10-20

Ell jabon de potasa blanco q usan los ma.
quinistas como lubricante, Sc puede hacer
de la siguiente manera: Sc disuelven 20 IL
bras de potasa caustica, fuerte, fiua y abso. =:
lutarnente pura en- 2galones de aqua sua-
We contenida en- una vasija de hierro de
barro. A este fuerte LEILA Sc le ahaden
galonss de aceite calentado hasta unos
1400 T. que Sc va echando POGO 6 POGO
agitandolo constantemente hasta que Sc
mezcla bien con la Iegfa, 10 cual SO hace
en- ueos diez minutes. La vasiia que con-
tiene la me zcla SO abriga con. mantas pa
ra resguardar ell calor que desarrolla la
fermentation hasta que Sc va saponifcan-
do. Luego Sc pone en- un cuarto abrigado
y Sc deja en- 81 tres dias. E resultado se-
ran 100 libras del mejor jabon de potasa
concentrate. y ibre de adulteraoiones.
Cualquier aceite vegetal animal sirYe
para este objeto., , $685.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
POLITICAL.

The Illinois assembly will consider the
constitutional convention resolution
this week.
Women of Youngstown. Ohio, partici-
pated in the republican city primaries.
but their candidate for school inspector
was defeated.
Patrick II. Gilkey was nominated for
congress by the democrats of the third
Michigan district.
Both houses of the Illinois legislature
adopted a resolution providing for hoist
ing the national flag over the state
house every day of the year.
A resolution granting the use of Camp
Lincoln to the Illinois brigade, Knights
of Pythias, was adopted by the Illinois
house.
The Nicholson temperance bill was
passed by the Indiana senate. GOV.
Matthews vetoed the congressional APP
portionment bill.
Both houses of the Nebraska legisla-
ture adopted resolution to investigate
charges of cruelty at the penitentiary.
Humphreys bill TO legalize pool selling
for ninety days on each track was Or
dered to third reading in the Illinois
senate.
Republican legislators have heard
from their constituents and an inquiry
into corruption in Chicago will probably
be ordered.
Alfred Mines. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of
Michigan, was nominated by the re-
publicans at Kalamazoo for congress-
man
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

Citizens of Spring Valley, ILL.,, in mass
meeting, demanded the resignation Of
the mayor, attorney, treasurer and al
dermen.
Six members of the Teutonic's crew
were given medals for bravery in rescu-
ing nine men from foundered vessel
in midocean
Rev. Dr. Alexander G.. McAuley.
Presbyterian minister Of Philadelphia,
has been found guilty by a church com
mission of conduct unbecoming Chris
tlan. DR.. McAuley is 70 years old.
Crown Point citizens are trying to
capture strange appearing wild man
who makes his home in a cemetery.
War between Minneapolis and st.
Paul over the state capital has been
intensified by circular sent out by the
former.
Ex-President Harrison has improved
slightly, but is still unable TO leave his
bed.
L. ID. Blosser a business man, from
Cromwell, Iowa, committed suicide
when 1t was discovered that he had
forged notes for large amount.
Sailors at Nahant. Mass, killed a
right whale, seveny-five feet in length.
which bore a harpoon dated 1855
More than half of the eastern lines
are cutting rates, paying commissions
or dealing with scalpers.
The Erie has not earned its semi-an-
nual interest, and ii is believed fore
closure proceedings will be pushed.
Union Pacific reorganization commit
tee has disbanded. and all securities de-
posted with have returned.
Announcement Of the verdict in the
Hayward murder trial was greeted
with applause in the Minnesota senate.
Officials of the Indiana Miners assoc
citation do not believe the strike in the
Pittsburg district will extend to that
state.
Vessels arriving at San Francisco re-
por having encountered terrific
earthquake at sea the morning OF
March 2.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
FOREIGN.

Correspondence which passed be-
tween the peace ENJOYS OF Japan and
those first appointed by China is made
public.
China has notified Japan OF her nc.
ceptance of the condition. imposed by
the latter for a settlement of the war
Catarino Cara. the notorious Mexi-
can bandit and pretended revolutionist
leader, was killed In an attack on Bocas
del Toro.
French government has sent another
passport to ]. Gilfortoul. the Venezue-
Ian charge daffaires. to replace the one
taken from him at Caracas.
France has instructed its minister at
Hayti to demand an explanation of the
murder of Frenchman In San Do
mingo.
Dispatches from Berlin announce that
Count Won Kotze has been acquitted Of
completely in the recent court scandal.
Two thousand Chinese were killed or
wounded in a battle with the Japanese
at Interchangeable. The Japs' loss
was but ninety.
Volcano of Orizaba. in Mexico. is in a
state Of eruption. and great fear is felt
by people in the adjacent villages.
Lord Rosebery is seriously i'll. and
only the entreaties of his friends have
kept him from resigning.
Cuban insurgents attacked Whales,
killing forty of the civil guard and cap
turing a lot of arms and ammunition.
United States Consul General Will
Jams has received no notification that
his recall from Cuba has been demand
ed.
Bodies OF five men frozen TO death on
a Mexican ranch have been sent to the
authorities at Zinacantepec.
Charges were made in the English
house of commons that diseased meat
is packed in Chicago for shipment TO
Europe.
Dispatches from Key West state that
in a recent engagement near Santa
Clara insurgents were routed by Cuban
troops.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
GRIM E.

Albert f. Keith. letter carrier Of
Ann Arbor, Mich, who had been dis
carded by his sweetheart, killed himself.
: Incendlaries are again at work near
Anderson, Ind, and blodhounds have
been employed by the farmers to run
them down.
I Unknown miscreant attempted to
wreck fast express train on the Nickel
Plate road near Valparaiso, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Caruthers, living near
Paris. Texas. poisoned her two children
that she might elope with a hired man.
! barry Hayward was found guilty OF
the murder of Catharine Cling at Min
'neapolis. Two Of the witnesses for the
defense have been arrested for perjury.
} Henry A. Wing, for thirty-eight years
cashier of the Grafton, Mass. National
bank, killed himself by shooting.
: Scatterfield white cap gang OF Ander-
: son, Ind, burned the barn and stock Of
Isaac Goodman, against whom they
has spite.
: Six masked robbers visited the home
of George Wagner Of Exeter Borough,
Pa, and burned him in an effort to ex-
tort money.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
OBITUARY..

Capt. Charles Cropsey, for thirty
three years master of the Pennsylvania
union station in Chicago, died at Crown
Point, Ind. aged Ga years.
Mrs. Anna Kiskadden, pioneer OF
Ohio, died at the residence OF her
daughter, in Union Plains, aged 100
years.
Frederick e. Sickles. inventor of the
Corliss engine, died in Kansas City from
heart disease, aged 76 years.
Otis Russell Johnson. a millionaire
lumberman and prominent in Michigan
industries, died at Racine, aged sO
years.
Edwin Forbes. the artist. war CORE
spondent and writer. died at his home
in New York, aged 81 years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Forrest, wife or Attor-
ney w. S. Forrest OF Chicago, is dead
She was prominent in charitable work'
Harry II. Armstead, captain OF the
Oxford boating team Of the New Eng
land Amateur league, died at Linn
Mass, aged 80 years.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
CASUALTIES.

Hosting house of the Old Abe mine
at White Oak. n. NJ. was destroyed,
imprisoning eight men, who, ii is
feared, have been suffocated
AT st. Joseph, Mo-, while returning
from church, Mrs. Thomas Allen was
Instantly killed at a grade crossing.
Two girls with her were fatally injured.
Two men were recently killed at the
spot.
Mrs. Ellen Leyden, aged 26, was fatal
ly burned while heating a cup of alco-
hol at neighbours house in East Liver
pool, Ohio.
An express train ran into an open
switch at Scotland, Ga. q woman and
her child being killed and five persons
injured, including Roland Reed. the
actor.
The steamboat Longfellow ran into
railroad bridge at Cincinnati and sank.
Twelve Of those on board were drowned.
A cyclone passed over the northern
part OF Georgia. Great damage was
done in the vicinity Of Cedartown.
TWob boys at Los Angeles were poison
ed. one Of them fatally, by cakes con-
TAPPING strychnine, given by neigh
bor
Three members OF the Detroit fire de-
partment. while responding to an
alarm, were run down and injured by O
train.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15

Doctors are among the most self-sac-
rificing men in the world. They often
put themselves in danger while In at
tendance upon those afflicted with In
fictitious or contagious diseases. One
can always find a doctor who will take
INV case. however dangerous II may be
TO himself. Many a doctor risks his
life IN the practice of his profession.
I-iny a one has fallen martyr to duty.
z 10 years ago, when cholera threat
ened this city scores upon scores OF
doctors and medical students FASTENED
to offer their services in the hospitals.
Let plague come upon any place. and
there is rarely ever lack Of doctors
to contend whit. Iffew of them were not
DESTROYS of attending the Chinese leper
who recently died here, 1t was because
his case was hopeless from the first,
and because the disease might be
spread by any one who came In con-
tact with him; yet this leper was not
left without medical care. The COM
munity honors the medical profession,
who risk their lives for the sake of the
oo,,,ptinitv.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
A Happy Reunion.

A remarkable romance in real life
has just been rounded off In Oregon.
About twenty-nine years ago, James
Hard went to work for farmer named
Arnold, in Jackson county, Oregon, and
a few months later married Arnolds
stepdaughter Soon after, trouble arose
between the two men. Arnold took his
daughter away from Hard, and when
Hard went after her the two men
quarrelled, and the result was Arnold
was shot dead and Hard fled the state.
His wife secured a divorce and remar-
ried. Her husband died a few years
ago. Three years ago, Hard returned
TO Jackson county, was recognized. ar
rested for the murder OF Arnold and
sent to the penitentiary for long term
During his trial. his former wife VS.
tied him frequently, the old love re-
vived and she worked her hardest 10
secure his release. She circulated pc
tition for his pardon, and after two
years her efforts were successful ana
Hard was released. Recently the two
were reunited in marriage near their
first home.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
WA s HINoToN.

Dockery joint commission has sub
mitted a review of it's wcrk. showing a
great saving In various government de-
partments
Consul Bruhl at Catalonia, Italy, has
discovered a market for ready-made
American houses among the earthquake
sufferers.
Class legislation and the demonetiza-
ton or silver are given as the causes OF
the agricultural depression by the spec
ial house committee.
France. Russia. Japan and Hawaii
may join with the United States in lay
ing a Pacific CABLE.
Secretary of State Gresham is con-
lined to his room with a severe cold,
which has brought on neuralgia.
Assistant Secretary Curtis denies
there has been a failure in the gold de-
hveries under the recent bond con-
tract.
Arguments in the income tax cases
were continued before the United States
supreme court. Attorneys Guthrie and
Seward declared the law was uncon-
stitutional
Sensational newspapers effect to have
discovered a verbal contract OF great
Importance in the bond sale.
supreme court has taken up the In
come tax cases Appellants will at
tempt to prove the new law unconstitu-
tional
Charles A. Dana, editor of the New
York Sun. has been indicted for alleged
criminal libel on Frank b. Noyes.
First Assistant Postmaster-Genera
Jones has denied the rumor prevalent
about the capital that he would resign.
w. Calvin Chase. editor Of a negro
paper, has been found guilty Of libeling
{. II. j. Taylor, colored recorder Of
deeds.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15

FLOATING ITEMS.

stesl pens originated in England in
1908.
A new hamlet in the swamps of
Louisiana has been named "Trilby."
Mamma, see how poor that chest
nut man looks! Do give me five cents
so he can earn something.
Deadwood, Dakota, was so called
owing to the immense amount of
burned timber in the vicinity.
A Portland, Maine, flower man
finds Il profitable to send weekly
shipment of flowers to st. Augustine,
Florida.
The Gazette des Beaux Arts OF Paris
throws a very serious doubt over the
question whether the world has q
genuine portrait of Napoleon.
A French publishing house has
issued volume of eighty pages that
is smaller than the ordinary two-cent
stamp 1t Is the story of Penault,
Little Hop O. My Thumb"
A Swanville, Maine, man, who re-
Gently bought new cook stove with
all the modern improvements re-
marked: II ought to afford IL, ms
have used my old one forty-two
years"
The temperature of the planet Nep-
tune Is believed to be about 900 de-
Rrees below the zero of Fahrenheit,
while that of Mercury is much too
high to admit of possibility of ar
breathing animals inhabiting IT,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
SPORTING NOTES.

r. p. Gormully says that bill to Ii
cense bicycle manufacturers. repairers
and dealers in second hand machines
is unjust.
The Chicago ball team was beaten at
Galveston by the Louisvilles In the first
game of the season.
The American yacht Dakotah was
beaten I'm a special race at Cannes by
the the Comte de Rochechouart's Sainot
the Comte de Rochechouart's Sainot
Martial.
Declarations from the Hawthorne
stakes are surprisingly light. Only 1--WE
have been declared out of the Chicago
Derby.
The Griffo-Dimo fight az Boston was
decided a draw at the end OF eight
rounds. though the Australian had
much the better of the contest.
Corrigan's Ducat defeated Belle
Yohe I'm a six furlong race at San Fran
cisco. the distance being covered In 1:l3.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15
r.. neaalr stree..onr Strap.

A Pittsburger went to his physician
not long ago complaining of a dull
ache in his left arm. He had never had
rheumatism. but thought his pain must
come from that malady. After describ-
and from your office in the cable car.
don't your Yes" You seldom get
a seat?" True enough" You have
formed the habit of holding to the strap
with your left hand?' Since you mem
ton IT. l know that is so, though l had
not thought of It," That Is the cause
Of the pain you feel. For an hour day,
more or less. your arm Is held In an
unnatural appraised position. and 1t has
begun to tell upon you. cure can
only be effected by ceasirg to support
yourself by hanging TO strap"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-03-15

A remarkable case of rapid growth
has recently teen Investigated by the
French Academic des Sciences. A boy
ut the age of FIVE began to grc- beard
and to change his voice; he seemed a
man Of thirty. At six years old he was
FIVE feet six. and strong enough TO lift
and carry on his back bags of grain
weighing two hundred pounds. AT
eight his hair and beard turned gray;
at ten his teeth fell out and his hands
and legs became paisied. and at twelve
he died.