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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
ECOS GUAYAM

I'll domingo dltimo, como va sabrsn, los
lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE, sc lnaugaro
on esta vii o ell centro de recreo educacioa po
pular clos Artesanos,s , con nna esp endlda We
lads. En- squella fiesta de Ia inteilgencla, Ia
honrada clase de artesaIos de estas !ianuras
vino demostrar una vez mas la sensatez, cor
dura y buen juicio que siempre la ha disungul'
do, y lss smpstfas de que goza ertre los nom
bres de saber de esta poblaci6n, porque ALI les
vimos ayudandoles, con sus conocimlentos, q
levantar un temple mas la ciencia.
Ell jueves celebr6 ell Licenciado don ia
cinto 1exidor Alcala del Oimo ls prmera
conferences en- dicho cireulo, en- sustituclon del
doctor don Joaquin Ssbater y Rivera, que no
pudo ssistir- III tems elegido por ell sei5or Te
1idor fue Gel delito y Ia pena,, y result5 ad'
mirsb,emente desarrolladc. NO podfa espersr
Sc menos: el joven abogado conoce fondo su
carrers y ademas de una gran Imagination =
nm buen juicio, posee condiciones que lie ayudan
grandemente & presentar las cuestiones de un
modo claro perfectamente compfensibe' Hay
gran entusiasmo entire los arteesnos por sos-
tener dichs aociedad. ;Quiera Dios que no
decaiga!.
-Nuestro celoso alcalde con Celestino
Domfnguez Gomez con un fervor digno de
aplauso, esta corrlglendo los abusos de la adml
nistracl6n pesims de los conservadorea. Los
carniceros hacfan su agosto quitaudo en- ell peso
al consumidor Ia cuarta psrte de Ia carne que
compraba. Los lecheros vendfan en- lugar de
ieche IN menjurge de dcho lfguido, aqua, hari-
ma, etc, etc. semejante prooeder, a mas de
constituir un roho (asf hay que lam2rlo), era
un ataque la salubridad pdblica, por las en-
termedades que ocasionabs. Todos esos abu'
sos van desaparecendo, gracias al cello de nues'
tro dignfsimo alcslde. que "a ha decomisado
por mas de ma veg Ia leche impuesto multas
q los csrniceros. Y todavfa hay quien Olga
que es malo!. ..... Malo, sf, para los cue
la sombra de un regimen que Sc ha derrumbado
por Is acci6n demoedor del tempo, dc la razon
y de la justicis. atentos solamente a sus inte'
reses particuares, explotaban ell negocio, lIe'
vando sus arcaa, convertidos en- orc, ell ira.
bajo y Ia salud de an pueblo diguo, noble y
leal, como es ell de Puerto Rico. Pero para
ese pueblo, martir de sus bellisimas cualidades;
para ese pueblo yfctima de continuas expolia'
clones. don Celestino DomfDguez tiene que ser
nm buen alcalde, porque es ell centinela svsnzs'
fo de Gus dereehoa, Ell defensor deeidido y
fesueIto, sin temores nj complacencias, DE- sus
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25

Ell pari'o conservador csta aquf traba'
jando en- Ia somhra, con Il lin de arraucsr adep'
tos al psrtr!o liberal. ;f'area indli!...... a
INF NJ me tiguran los honbres dc partit!o c"a'
servaior los heroes de Is elsi media, do
qnienea Sc decfa quo luchabaa sdn tres dfas
despuGs Dc muertos. ;Desgraciados! Para elos
ba legado va el tercero dfa......
Aver 81 lego Z o6ta villa la compaita
do Runaoroni. hoy dayA au p'imera function.
Neremos como la reche este pdblico, dare
cuenta. Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
POR EL Pals

DolOroso en- extreme nos ee, que en- estos
momentos en- que puede declrse &c opera una
metamorfosis politica de biensndarza para e!
nafs con el planteamiento del regimen aatono J.
mico. v Gu que todo el que do buen criolIo re
precie. debiera con gu concurso coopersr ue
se aumenten voluntades Sc acorten ols'
tancias, sea por el oontrrr.o, y veamos que Sc
cosdyuve que la guerra fratlcIda, cada d,a
tome ipcremento, cometiendose un cIimen De
lesa patr'a.
Tanto tanto luchar por la autonomla CO.
mo iuico regimen de salvacI6n para el psis, en-
10 administrative como en- 10 polfticoy y hoy que
Que nuestra madre pstria nos Ia concede, hoy
que mas que nunoa dcbieramos todos merehar
unidos compactos, estamos dando ante la pro.
vincia, ante la nsci6n y ante Ell mnnso en'ero'
I'M eiemplo Dor cierto bien poo editicante qne
da pabulo qae los enemigos de Ia eansa can
ia de Ia libertad, Sc bshen como Sc sueie deeF
en- aqua de rosaa, pcr aquello de que ll'lde J
venceras.,
Mediten aobre esto los prol,3mbres de am
bas rsmas posponganse las paslones. que a
ningin fin bueno conducep, ante ell blenestar
del pats que debe estar por enoina de TODD; J
nor iItimo conv6guese una asambea general
81 oueremos quel jefe del partido sea Ia encar'
nsci6n verdsdera de Is mayorfs, donde cada uno
con enters independence emita su snfragio por
ell candidate que crea llsmado llcvar esa va
lioss representation sin tenor de equvocar
nos. nos atrevemos asegurar desdc inego, que
ealdra triupfante de 'las urnas ell nombre del
ilustre puertorriqueho don Luis Mcfoz Rivera
de esa manera, nadie, 'absolatamente nade,
tendra derecho otra cosa, que somete!se d
Ia Lev de la mayorfa sancionads porla emission
del sufragio, procedimiento que no dnda nos
aceptarfan gustosos Blanec, Bsrboss, FernAn
dez Juncos, Rosy. We've, etc, imF ortan'es fl
guras del bando disidente llamados per su In
discutble vsler ocupar puestos elevados tn
Ia administration.
Digno de que 10 imitemos, es el ejemp!o
de nuestros hermanos los cubanos, que no obs-
taute ell derramamiento de tan,as hgrimas tan
ia sapgre por consegur Ia sutonomfa, han!pos-
pucsto'todo genero de apre reciacionesy y ds'slcias.
ante Ia constitution del nuevo regimen, cuyos
Ministries coloniales va han tornado possession de
de sus cargoe. MARClAl
Bsyam6n, % de Enero de 1898.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
Gran AImacen de Aueb|cs

UNlCO EN- SU CLASE
A'qui,er con derocho d la propielatl y MAJ
barato que eli ninguna parte
Ma1gars1a y Compaj15a.
A San Francisco A.
San Juan Puerto Rico p.
A'a Sc hs dicho hoy quo ell sehor Nouvila,
y ell rciior Amador, jefe inspector de policfa.
respectivamente, han sslido para Agaad,
de Orden pdb'ico, SC nos hs dioho que no es
cierto.
-. Los giros SO hallan aotualments e.
ests capital : les siguientes tipos: Londres
8 DIV 1925 f. Idem 90 d w., IS 20 6. Pa
ria e4a pS. Madrid y Barcelona, 95 ps
Provinciss, 2e pS. Nueva York, 72a pS
y Habana. SO Pc.
-, Nos dicen de Areoibo que ha llsmsd
a}lf mucho Ia atenoidn una Erase del seilo,
Fernandez Juncos, es.ampada Oh la or6nica qu
pablico ell domingo pasato en- La CoRREspoS
DENcIA Dice tcrminsntemente ei jrfe DO h.
ort doxos: eque los decretos del eefor Moret
hsh horldo de muerte al inconiicichalsmo, qu'
a 10 unico malo del partido incondiciousl,.
confession de persona tan auror!zada....
Sastreria FraDCeSa. Gale de s.ls Ia r'r:al'' +
Liquidacidn de traies de n,ios.
**. E' gobierno do Ssnto Domingo ba
prohibido ell embarque de ganado vacuno hem
bra Los toros noviilos pagaran dos peso'
por derechos de exportaodn.
-. Bnis nnmero 80 6s9}. Hoy ha oircu
lado con insistencia la no,lcia de que oil vao''
en- que Sc embarc> e general Marin = su distln'
tingaida fa1niIa para Espafa, naufrag5. w..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
Y A alt D A 0 { 5 .

Pa|uqusIIa "EI Buen Gusto" s;;,as,o San Just, +.
Elegancia, pron,itud esmero. Hay I'M cons
tante snrtido de perfumerfa seiecta Gran es
tablecimiento de BANOS DE DUCIIAv AsEt
Sc admiten sbonados.-JUAN APELLANIZ
propietario.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
lulna Rermanos, y Compan(a.;z Son : !, ! lo
Julian {. Blanca Y Sosa

de comlsiones, informes consultas sobre todos
los ramos de la Alrninis.raccf5n, de Ia Agri-
outura, la Indastria = Comeroio. San Juan
de Puerto-Rico, Gale de San Francisco name
70 al.-Direccdn selegrafca, BsGacesa. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25

y concurririn i q lss prinepees aato'idades
y el Cuerro consular.
~. lli v.por sM@uueIa. cargo en esla
Capital pars Cu''a, Is s:cor c,'n 1923 hi"' Ga.
lc, 3 vacas con sus nrfss, sin rti. ~ nna c. )
a!ccholado. III tJnlias Cage para IA llaba"a
425 csbesas dc gansdo vaouno,
M9nRThNTE Grh'IiHa'd a IHc }""ds dar
'" o'iihh'L me uus lista do as p.raunaa
de c'ta capita! aus barii7s, que acostnm'rAn
comprar carbon c. Ike Gsntio Iotad4 DO esta
iabrloa 0 dc otTos dep6sitos; porque torgo o,ro
negoco mas decente para esas pcrsona9, quo el
protcger ladTones haciGndose sus ctnplioes.
Carbon comprado por IL mitad dc SIT valor, es
sempro rohado. san Juan Puerto Rico, 25
de Enero do l89s,~-L A. SCOTT. 81
x"x Iia sdo ncmhraHo aduanero 0c
Rcsgusrdo de Hacienda don Manuel De'g,do.
~ Maestro cstiinado amigo don Celest.
no de lriarte, oiioiai quinto de la Intervention
gene, al del ks,1,lo ha aldo con6rmado por cl
nnOvo administration dc Ia Aduana de Ponce,
en- cl cargo de apcdcrn,lo DO IA misna. Fell
o!tamos dicho amigo por Ia rrueba 'le con.
!ianza dc ono ha sido objeto.
Buena opor'uidad l5s.as ts 9'ns1 !. ss'. ir's@ i.a
poseedor de cuantos conccimlentoa exiIen hasta
hoy dla sohTo cohol'zaci6r, tanto en- forn,en-
;acioncs como Ell destiaci6n, y mug practioo
Gu Ia fabricsci6n dc aguardientcs y alcoholics
de mieles de cana, desea co|ocaci6n. No tiene
pretensiones. Dirisirse sllotel Ing'atcrra,
A. II. 81. l5--l.
~ Rapuesto va de su grave enfermedad
e aprcciab'e juez de Instruction do Arecibo,
seior don Mariana Perez Setien, Sc ha hecno
cargo nnevamente del jnzgado en- el dla de
aver. Felioitamos al digno s probo funcionario
A** La gente maIiciosa empeza Greer
que &c debe Ell gran parte al seior Labra el
que los autononlstas &c toos los E,atices de
esta isIa no hsyaa podido llegar & un acuerdo
satlafactorin. \ aun ee murmura de que en- la
post data de una carta que dirig6 al sefo,
Ferrandez Juncos, le hsblaba (no 10 garantizs
mos de no ceder uads, de mantcnerse frme ell
las pTetensiones del grupo que preside. HI Sc.
nor Labra pareoe que no es amigo del seflrl
Muiioz Rivera. III senior Mufloz Rivera
cr6ese que tampoco 10 es mucho del se!ior la
bra.... 81 e prlmero faess ell jefe de as dos
agrupaoiones, fundidss en- una. clsro es que por
innecesaris Is condici6n de leader del senior
Labra cesnia inmediatsmente. 7 ahf esta
donde Green los mai,iosos la verdadera madre
dei cordero K: seilor Labra, que va no cuenta
con el voto de les que fueron sus subordinado,
en- C0ba, tampcco contarla COG ei de los qu
siguon siendo sus eubor'inados en- Puerto Eico
Y sin este requisite FIJI fuorzs polftioa mormarf
muoho en- "a Peninsula. Vsle la pena averi-
guar 10 que haya de verdat en- estos dfeeret,
pora que todos sepamos que atenernos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
bIsLEoTEcA DE "LA CORRESPONDENCE DE PUEHroRco, Ii

cs abandonaban Sc recorieron los hoees quin
as mandaron propos los pueos de los arededores ma
die Sc presento rec'amar aqnel hermoso nii1o.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
Estos nuevos rclojcs 'Roskopf' perfecciona

Estos nuevos rclojcs 'Roskopf' perfecciona-s
dos son superores todos los demas de igual pre-
co de una duraci6n imitada Todas las pleas
del "Tinaud Patente' SON intercambiablns, loqae
porrhte componcr cualquicr rotura on menos de-
10 minutes y por mcnos de la mitad del precio
que Sc cobra por re|oies de otras marcas Estos
verdxderos cron0metros So venden garantizados
por DOS AMOS Sc compond, an por Ia mtad de
su preco en- cu:aque' epoca que Sc descompongan
dcspu6s de dicho plazo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-01-25
AQui eS Ia CoSa

Artfculos recibidos altmamente quo
recomendsmos muy c6cazmente nuestroa
parroquianos. Mantecados de Madrid J dc
Astorga pasta de membrillo, turr6n de Masa.
pan, de Gijona bacalao de Escocia sin y con
espiuss, qpeso Grusere de Santander, MAla.
delta, Roquefort, Camambert, Neufohatel, =
Tres-padres, pan de higos, datiles de Berbsrfa,
frutas cristalizadae, salchcon de foigras, de
liebre, de polio, de jam6n ahumado, remola-
chas en- latas de medic kilo anchoas sin espinae
en- aceite, aceitunas relenss y los celebres vinoa
de Ssgasta, Rioja, Alta Luz. Tienen el gus.
to de ofrecerlos, Cerecedo IIermsnoa Go.
lu|ian HiIv2 SAN JUSTO NUMERO 1s5
'u''o' o'''o Dep6sito de Maquinas de- @ eoser
Compra, Venta y Alquiler. Sc dan plazos
10 mismo las nuevas que las usadas, siendo
responsible Ia misma maquina: lanzaderas
agujas do todas clases para las mismas fn6ni-
dad de accesorios diffciles de enumerar, Ade.
mas SO compran venden muebles usados San
'uan fuerto-hoo' (sl D. ~
LUNA Rermanos, J Compahla.Is IsG. 5 : ! !o: .
importadores en- Puerto Rico del famos2 vino
tinto blanoo do mesa marcs Anguciana.
Ninguno otro 10 mejora en- pureza buei saboY.
I'm dicho estableclmiento SO acabs de reoibir
tambien un extenso surtido de vinos de Jeres,
Champaia superior, licores fnos, turrones
'uazapanes, frutas en- su jugo, On almfbar
aguardiente toda olase de artfculos fnos del
giro Nadie presentarh uu surtido mejor para
as Pasouss Afio Nuevo.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
To One He Writes Legibiy.

A well known musician, who writes
very illegible hand, once sent an un-
usually hopeless scrawl to friend. The
latter studied it minute, gave it up in
despair and then sat down and wrote in
reply: II shall be most happy to dine
with you tomorrow at 6. Kindest re-
CARDS to your wife, etc. In less than
half an hour his friend appeared breath
less at his door.
There's some Misunderstanding. "
he said anxiously. 81 wrote you a note
asking you if you could play the piano
part of the trio at Browns recital, and
here you've sent me an acceptance OF a
dinner invitation, but 1 didn't invite
you to dinner. -
"Well." returned the other blandly,
II didn't suppose you'd really sent me
an invitation to dinner, but l couldn Z
read word of your note, and in that
case hereafter mean always to take it
for granted that you're asking me to
dine.
For one of his correspondents at least
the offender now writes legibly Chi
cago News.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
A SCENE IN SALONlCA.
The Jews and Jewesses That Inhabit the
Heart of the Town.

The Jews and Jewesses That Inhabit the
Heart of the Town.
In the true ghetto, in the noisome
heart of the town, where the cobbled
streets run Shiny and the people chatter
with the butchers for the refuse of the
slaughter house and chicken block, you
see the unchanged Jew of the middle
ages Be he bearded grandsire or tiny
boy, he wears long loose gabardine to
his heels and the fez of his masters. If
he is well to do, the garment may be
fur bordered or it may be Of silk, but it
could not more surely be soiled and
greasy if the law required it so. With
marriage this survivor of the dark ages
grows beard full and thick and griz.
zled in the old men, wiry and black and
very sparse in the younger heads Of fam
lilies. This is as it is in East Broad
way and Chicago and Berlin, but when
you look upon the wives and daughters
in Salonica's ghetto you See medieval
characters who have staid in the east,
but sent no representatives abroad.
These Jewesses love display and court
admiration. They are much fairer than
the men, milky skinned, with pale
pink flush, as if they were dollhouse
bred. Their clothes are gay, red, green
and blue being their favorite colors,
and the married women all wear decol-
lete bodices fashioned very low in front
and showing fancy shirt of embroidery
and lace, which either reveals the mold
of their forms or makes startling ex-
posures of the forms themselves. Their
chests are always quite bare. This in a
land where the other women expose
nothing but their eyes is all the more
astonishing. On their crowns the jew
ish matrons wear very snowy, often
beautiful, headdresses, composed of q
cap of red, green and yellow silk or
cloth, that is carried down the back Of
the head in bag that envelops their
tresses. Often these bags are finished
at the bottom with heavy gold braid
"In the Wake of War;" by Julian
Ralph. in Harper's Magazine.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
Twisting . Rabbit.

The wretched rabbit is first driven
into q hollow log or tree or hole, as
the case may be. Then the twister cuts
and trims supple CAD Of suitable
length, inserts il into the retreat and
pokes about till he feels the rabbit. The
CAD is then Withdrawn, and it's ten to
ORG that hair or two olinging to the
oud will prove that the rabbit has been
touched. The twister now makes split
in the end Of the CAD. feels for the prey
again, and when the split is in the fur
turns the CAD steadily in one direction
till q firm hold has been taken of the
fur. The rabbit is then dragged out and
dispatched, II everything works just
right. Too frequently things 60 wrong.
A rabbits skin Is very tender, and a
rough handed twister may twist of
inches OF skin and wads of fur before
he thinks that he has secured proper
hold. Not seldom the agonized rabbit
resists so strongly that the skin is torn
of during the pulling process. The
whole business savors too much of fay
ing q beast alive to be worthy Of fur
Their discussion.
But in one instance the rabbit did
not suffer. A clever youth found hole
under stump and decided to twist the
hidden rabbit. The stick took hold in
excellent style. the rabbit struggled
bravely, but powerful pull brought it
forth with bounce. 1t was very Gu
rious rabbit-in fact, the only one on
record which wore long, bushy tail
and black and white coat. and, judg-
ing by the odor of it, it must have been
in that hole very long time. Ed
ward w. Sandys in Outing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
The Treating Habit.

1t was Pope Telesphorus, who died
before the year $50 A. D., who institut-
ed Christmas as festival, though for
some time it was irregularly held in
December, April and May. But for CEN
turtles before there had been a feast of
Yule among the northern nations, whose
great enjoyment was in drinking the
wassail bowl or cup. Nothing gave
them so much delight as indulgence in
"carousing ale," especially at the sea-
son of short days, when fighting was
ended. 1t was likewise the custom at all
their feasts for the master of the house
to fill large bowl or pitcher. to drink
out of it first himself and then give to
him that sat next, and 80 it went
around" This may have been the origin
of that popular American custom known
as treating" It is certain that upon
our Christian observance of this glorious
day have been migrated habits taken
from rude and barbarous people.
Louis Republic.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
A SCENE ON THE 500.
Tho King of France Took Possession OF
the Land Two Hundred Years Age.

The King Of France Took Possession Of
the Land Two Hundred Years Age.
In st. Nicholas there is Hn article on
"The Great Lakes" by W. 8. HARDWOOD.
Mr.. Harwood says:
While waiting for my steamer to be
carried through canal locks of the 500.
stood one summer day near hill on
which now stands Fort Brady, over
looking the rapids of the 500 as they
dow from Lake Superior down into the
st. Mary's river and 30 ON to join at
last the waters of Huron. On the top Of
this hill. as nearly as I could decide
from the topography Of the country,
was witnessed two centuries and quar-
ter ago one of the most remarkable, one
Of the most significant, scenes in the
history Of the new world. It has been
brilliantly described, and I may but
mention il.
On June IA, 1871, o strange body of
men was assembled ON this hill. 1t was
composed of four clssses-the official
representatives of the king of France,
the Catholic missionaries, the voyageurs
and the Indians Weeks before word
had been sent out to the chiefs of IA of
the different tribes of Indians in the re-
gion to meet at the 500 on the date
mentioned. An immense cross of wood
was made and carried to the top of the
hill overlooking the swift flowing
rapids. A stout timber with an en-
graved plate on it was set up GEAR the
deep hole in the ground which was to
hold the foot of the cross
When all had assembled, st. Lusson,
the representative of the king, lifted in
one hand a clod of earth and in the
other his naked sword and in the name
of his most Christian majesty the king
Of France took possession of the land,
embracing in his assumption "all the
region from the north to the south sea
and extending to the ocean on the west. I"
The cross was then raised before the
motley throng-the representatives of
the government in their most gorgeous
suits, the priests in their rich vest
ments, the voyageurs in their hunting
garb of skins. the Indians in their most
fantastic feathers and paint. AS the
cross assumed position the priests in
toned a stately chant of the seventeenth
century. Then the French exclaimed
"Vive lie roi - while, as one historian
puts it, "the Indians howled in con-
cert"
The plate upon the smaller timber
bore an engraved inscription denoting
the kings possession of the land.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
SoDERGREN & SoDERGREN.

Rev. E. Edwards. pastor Of the English
Baptist church at Minersville, Pa, when
suffering with rheumatism. was advised
to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He
says: "a few applications OF this lini-
ment proved Of great service to me. It
subdued the Inflammation and relieved
the pain. Should any sufferer profit by
giving Pain Balm trial it will please
me-" For sale by Sodergren & Sober
gren, Drugg ists.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
Equal to the Occasion.

They tell this story in London about
the Countess Waldegrave, who was
married four times: One evening she
appeared at the opera in Dublin during
her fourth husbands occupancy of the
post Of chief secretary for Ireland. An
audacious Celt, catching sight of her
ladyship in one of the boxes, shouted
out with real Irish temerity, Lady
Waldegrave, which of the four did you
like best?''
The countess was equal to the occa-
sion. Without a moments hesitation
she rose from her seat and exclaimed
enthusiastically, why, the Irishman,
of course''--a remark which naturally
drought down the house."
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-03-22
DR.. CRANES EPIGRAMS.
From Recent sermons in Trinity Pulpit.

There is no virtue in popularity iself.
The only singularity that is good is
that which is due to moral worth.
One may be as contemptibly proud OF
ugliness as another of beauty.
All eccentricity of dress, speech or
manner is a sign there is a screw loose
somewhere in the head.
Love of money hurts people who have
not wealth worse than those who have
wealth.
The devil can easily put on religious
looks. but not religious character.
Poke bonnets, broad hats, shaved lips,
cropped hair, strange CARDS, and the
like. when they are taken to be marks
of piety, are not like Jesus, but like
his enemies; 1t was the Pharisees that
made broad their phylacteries.
A man may have every outward sign
NJ church membership, and yet be GEN.
serious and mean; thus glorying In his
unvorldiness he is in the worse sense
worldly.
The social class idea is bad any
where. even a class Of saints Is not
pleasant.
True Christian popularity lies In diff
fering from the world In character. As
TO conduct, decent men everywhere are
the same outwardly.
The religious man should be God-full
and thus differ from the Goddess.
I care not what are your clothes,
manners, amusements. accent, or de-
nomination. The devil can be unworld-
" in these respects when he Will; but
the question is, Are you true, pure, for
giving, firm In principle, gentle In man.
nsr. living daily In Gods eye? Then
are you unworldly a. Jesus was un-
worldly.