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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

Thousands have tried from time imme-
mortal to discover some efficaclous remedy
for wrinkles ard other imperfections OF the
complexion. but none had yet succeeded un-
I'll the Misses Belr. the now famous Com
plexion Specialists. OF rs Fifth avenue. New
York City, offered the public their wonder
ful Complexion Tonic. The reason SO many
iailed to make this discovery before is plain
because they have not followed the right
principle. Balms, Creams, Lotions, etc,
never have tonic effect upon the skin.
hence the failure.
The MISSES BELLS COMPLEXION
TONIC has most exhiliarating effect upon
the cuticle, absorbing and carrying of all
Impurities which the blood by Its natural
lotion is constantly forcing to the surface OF
the skin. It Is to the skin what a vi:alz-
Ing tonic is to the blood and nerves, a kind
81 new life that Immediately exhllarates and
Itrengthens wherever applied. Its tonic ef-
lect 10 felt almost Immediately and IT speed
ny banlshes forever from the skin freckles,
pimples. blackheads. moth patches. wrinkles.
liver spots, roughness, oiliness. eruptions and
discolorations Of any kind.
In order that all may be benefited by their
Great Discovery the Misses Belr will, dur
ing the present month, give to all callers at
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
1T Is GUARANTEED.

81
'Iyomi
Dyspepsia GUARANTEED
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

their parlors one trial bottle OF their Com.
plexion Tonic absolutely free, and In ordeD
that those who canpot call or live away
from New York may be benefited they VIII
send one bottle to any address, all charges
prepaid, on receipt OF 25 cents (stamps or
silyer) to cover cost Of packing and deliver.
Ing. The price of this wonderful tonic is
slOO per bottle and this liberal offer should
be embraced by all.
The Misses Bell have just published their
NEW BOOK, SECRETS OF BEAUTY"
This valuable work is free to all desiring IL.
The book treats exhaustiyely OF the import.
ance OF good complexion; tells how 9
woman may acquire beauty and keep Il.
Special chapters on the care of the hair,
how to have ruxuriant growth; harmless
methods OF making the hair preserve its
natural beauty and color, even to advanced
age Also instructions how to Danish
superfluous hair from the face, neck and
arms without injury to the skin. This book
VIII be mailed TO any address on request.
FREE Trial Bottles OF Wonderful Com.
plexlon Tonic free at parloTs or 2b cents
lcost OF packing and mailing) to those at .
distance
dress,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

best cooks. the best musicians, the best COM
posers, vhe best nurses. For it's great
grayies, its immortal sauces and dressings
for terrapin a la Maryland, chicken marengo
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

They are weaker and more helpless and
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-30
Gaceta de hoy.
Office Of the Treasurer.

Toda persona que solicite permiso para
usar armas, deberA ademas de la recomenda.
ci6n de dos oiudadanos, preeentar un csrtifoa-
do de buena conducts del Alcalde de Ia NUM-.
oipslidsd donde resida. No Sc recibirkn en- es.
ta..ofcina sellos>de correos en- pago de derechos
El dinero debe ser enviado por medic de Orde.
mes postales
Secretarfa Civil.
Habiendo regresado de su viaje ell Sr Con-
sui de Venesuela don Enrique Mendoza Solar,
se ha hecho csrgo nuevamente de gu Consulsdo,
que desempehabs entertainments el sef1or Vice.
consul don Carlos B Meltz.
Y por disposioi6n del Hon. Gobernador
General, Sc hace pdblico en- la eGsoeta Official,
para oonocimiento de todos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-30
uaje del General Davis,
Versiones sobre su objjeto.
Consideraeiones.


Cr6ese que IL llamada del General Davis
por el Gobierno de Washington, SO relaoiona
con Ia implsntaci6n del 'Gobierno Civil On eeta
isis. Parece que ha habido un cambio en- Ia
opinion del Gobierno que cree prematuras por
ahora las reformas polftioas. Esto 10 confrma
los telegramas recibidos por nuestro oolega el
sBoletin. en- los que dA cuenta de Ia conferences
oelebrada entire el Secretsrio de Ia Guerra Mr..
Root el Preaidsnte NJ, Kinley en- Ia que aoor.
daron dejar & la resolucion del Congreso el i'm :
plantar no el Gobierno Civil. No asf las re-
formas ecop6mioas que SO espera serkn deoreta
das en- breve.
81 estos rumores SO confrman, ii ell Con.
greso tambien nos mega IL suppression del'bTazo
militar. que responssbilidad tan grande para
nuestros partidos locales por Ia desidia con que
han mirado tan interesante y arduo problems,
en- tanto que mutuamente se entretenfan en- una
guerrilla de dimes = diretes. 9
Nuestra proverbisl apatfs no ba cambiado
nj aun con el estreoho roce oonti1nas relaoio
ner, con Ia raza sajona; esperamos tranquila-
mente que eli Gobierno nos 10 de todo hecho y
81 no viene oonforme nuestros deseos entonces
son las lamentseiones.
Basta de inercia, puertorriquefos, a tra-
bajar por ell verdadero bieu del pats.
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D0OLEY SMITH C CIA.
e6y97 Liberty st. New York City
Observation-Disclosures
ESIECLALzDAD xN- A--~---.~.
fHovnuNEs IdooRns 7
Tenenes t.Asda sucur. para pdsr mor
nusstra clensaaA r
Sumnisramos informes aoerca de efeotos amerioanoa
9-Vistenos 8 escr1banos!
se-TErUANse AM JuAN Pra Rma :

%. Ha sido elegido don Carlos Cabrera
presidente del sCasino de Ponce.
%. Sc ba admitido ia renunoia preaen.
s.da por don Lucas Castro Castro Jue. mu.
nicipsl de Junocs.
90. surtido colossal de corbatas, cuellcs.
pufos, osmisas, J cuatrocientss clases de ca.
mas y colchones aoabsn de recibir en- clos De-
pendientes, Fortaleza So
80. Sci Imparcial,, reproduce nue,tro ar.
tfeulo sCr6nica Negrs,. Agrade deoidos
%. En- Naguabo hs fsllecido Ia virtuoss
sencra dof1a Consuelo Soh6der lie Mir que 90.
saba de generates simpatfas en- squella pobla.
%. En- varios ju.gados de Ia i,la han pre-.
sentado declaraciones de nacionaldad pafiols
80 individuos
%. Don Juan Esoudero Miranda, Reosu.
dador de oontribuciones de B,yam6n, hs pres.
t:do fsnaa para su cargo por medic de un re-
oibo de $4,000, oro, de Ia Compaffa eFidslity
and Deposit of. Maritand.
20. Ia Secretarfa Civil ha reoibido oopis
de los aouerdos del Ayuntamiento de Ysnco,
relativos Ia renuncia del cargo de oonoeial do
los sei1ores don Juan Piersldi, don Franoisco
Ortiz don Francisco Negroni Lucc,.
90 En- Guayanilla han jurado fdslidad {
Ia nacion americana los tubditos franceses don
Agustin Emanuelli don Marcos Pierantoni,
el espafol don Miguel Barcel6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-30
De AgQadil(9.

El 81 por la noohe oslebr6 su primera Sc
sion ell nuevo Ayuntamiento
A pedimento del Aloalde, fueron deolsra-
dos cesantes ell DR.. don Julian Benejan m6dico
titular los empleados don Rodulfo Eoheva
rrf., don Plaoido Acevedo, don jose Eugenio
Ruiz, don Pablo Acevedo, don Miguel Disz y
don Ramon Acevedo. El CONCEAL don Ramon
Echevarrfa protesto de ese scuerdo, fundandose
en- que no debe separarse niugun emplesdo,
sin6'p 'por oausas fundadas, menos que Sc trate
de haoer economfaa; pero no por favorecer
abiertamente otras personslidsdes.
Sc di6 lectura una exposicitn presentsds
por don Vicente Aoevedo Garcia, relativa 4 las
recetas por medicinas para pobres iusolventes.
Present6se tambien una extrsfis moci6n,
frmads por personas pertenecientes 81 partido
republicano, pidiendo separation de empleados,
como 81 fuesen concejales del municipio. Que
do sobre Ia mesa.
H Correspousa1.
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N0ticias agGriG0las.
lDEI WEATHER RuREA1r

El tempo frio y seco de Ia semana ante
rior ha continuado. Algunos aguaceros ocasio.
males han ocurrido en- oasi todos los distritos
beuefoiosos & toda clase de productos.
Vsrias haciendas de oafa est&n preparkn-
dose para la mo1iends estAn moliendo va; el
grado del dulce no exoede de .. Sc cree que 10
cosecha serA generslmente un mes mas atrasada
de 10 usual. So necesits mas lluvia para el
desarrollo favorable en- ell distrito de San Ger
man.
FL plantfo dc tabaco estl activo el que
"a 20 ha fplantado durants ell mes precedente,
pressnta buen aspeoto. El tempo seoo 10 ha
sido de este modo perjudioial, pero mas lluvis
probarfa su benefoio =,
Sc ha heoho alguna limpieza en- los sembra.
dos de cafe y levantado algunos cafetos duran
te Ia semana.
En- Csguas contind dsn abandonadas muchas
plantaciones de cafe. El tempo basta hoy no
ca desfavorable Ia plantation de tabaoo, aun
que si continda Ia SEGA le serk perjudioial. Sc
preparan constantemente terrenos para frutos
MEMORIES, que abundsr&n en- el aho pr6ximo.
En- San Lorenzo hs habido nm solo dia de
lluvia durante Ia semans. Ha reinado constan.
temente viento N O. Continusn Las planta :
Clones de tabaoo, presentsndo buen aspscto 81
sembrado en- el mes anterior, pero si ooutin1a
ID seca le ssri peri udioial. Ii hacienda Santa
Ana dnioa que hay hoy en- Is Jurisdiction, ae
prepare para ID molienda.
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LOS TR|PULANTES
de la GoIeta "Ga|Iego." !"

segun leemos en- el Diario de Ia Marina
han ingresado en- el vivao & disposition del su
pervisor Mr.. Pitcher los tripulantes de Ia COLE
ia <Gsllegas que fueron remitidos 4 Ia Habana
por las autoridades de esta isla. Dichos tripu
lantes son Julio Foster C6rdova, Tomas Eohe
varrfa &c onzalez Ignacio Esoobar Crus quie.
mes ae les sigue causa en- el Juzgado de ms
tancia de Guadalupe por asesinato del patron
de dicha goleta. Nuestros leotores reoordarln
este heoho del que dimos ouents oportunamen-
te
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Nosotlos no.
oTRo SERA EL JuEz.

En- Ia secoi6n de propaganda federal que
pobllco aver este mismo diario, aparece un suelr
to en- el cual sc desgns nuestro director para
dar 50 opinion sobre ell resultado de las elecoio
nes celebradas hasta ahora.
Agradecemos mueho que estimen de i'm
parcial nuestro juioio los federales, pero no po.
demos aceptsr el honor que nos dispepssn, por
que los datos que poseemos no llevan el carAo
ter Official, y podemos incurrir en- lamentables
errores.
Deseamos como puertorriquefos que 20 /.
mos, YER dessparecer los enconos que mantle
nen viyos ambos psrtidoe, enconos de los que
NADIA practico y dtil lograremos. Pero desea-
mos tambien que & la verdad no Sc la trate de
ocultar.
NADIA nos importa que sean los federales
los republicanos los que lleven mayorfa en- las
eleooiones. Unos otros son coterraneos que
seguramente sc inspirsrAn en- lograr el progreso
el bienestar del pats.
Para que Ia isla entera sepa que atenerse
en- ouanto al curse de las eleooiones hemos es-
critic al Gcbernador la siguiente carta:
Honorable Se6or:
Los peri6dicos Republicsnos Federales
de esta leila estkn publicando dstos de las cleo.
clones celebradas que no oonouerdan, serfa
conveniente que el pats conooiese la verdad.
Como LA CORRESPONDENCE es un diario
los oitados partidos, que solo desea de.
cir Ia verdad. me permito rogarle &c sirva or.
densr me remitsn. hoy 81 es possible una nota
Official de las elecciones celebradas hasta Ia fe.
cha.
Respetuosamente &.
El Sr, Gobernador nos contest6 verbalmen.
te, por oonduoto del que llev6 la carta, que hoy
nos enyiarfa Ia nota o'ioitada.
Esperemos, pues.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-30
HERMINIO DIAz NAVARRO
Ex-Secretario de Justicia.
LAWYER.

Ha vuelto & abrir su
st. II, entresuelO de la
serviciOs como AVOCADO
que Sc hayan de tramitar
del pals 6 ante la CORTE |
asuntos administrative O
en- ell Gobierno general 6
oticiales.
San Juan PtO. -Ric
Telkfomo
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GONzlLFz PlDIN HERMlN0S
GRAN BAZA.RDE NOVEDADES.
San Francisco 38, San Juan Pto,-Rico,


surddo arcuos del
anaque oecemo todo los reacionados de
oetos propos para gran
Bronoe Biscuit Mayofca que de
Articulos de uildad economics.
Cnta pumas sombreros corbaa cuo
amparas cuberto valas de necesar
Agradeceremos vista al <BAZAR., a. l5-15
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20. En- Arecibo Ia il
s hygiene hs ordenado se
locales don1e existen quest
nes, que los mostradores
las balanxss estafiedss 6 de
moran medidas respecto de
establecimientos.
%. FL Casino Espafo
ai1o con una velads, que nl
vertida. HabrA Tn nI.mero
por la sefiorita Gordon, OF
flora Bruno y despues e
del EMO 90 por los sen,
(jues). Moreno Calder6n
dez Juncos (psrito. profet;
cargo Pepe Daubon, Rata
guez Cabrera y Mono De
indispensable y entire dam
sioa bravo dejsrA oir aqua
los y mariyandds.
%. Una persona queI
conooer su ncmbre h& dOna
de Pennsylvsnia Ia fums d
to mil dollars, para estsbl
de ffsica. FL valor de los q,
to constraidos en- dicha Un
4 100000.
%. Nos escribsn de |,
nos que los jornaleros de
est&n sin trabajo, carecient
para Ia vida. Sc espera que
las obrss de Ia csrretera al
lls, en- donde puedsn gsnar
sistenois.
%. Dicen de Yauoo q
namero de nii1as que se ha
escuelss de los barrios, cue
quedado Sin matrioular, po
ell ntimero los varones. Sc b
dispensable una nueva escu
niflas.
Situation wanted by q s.
oHuoiiuh pewriter, exper
cretary and Amnuensis.
Address-A. B.
Care of l.. A. Scott s
%. FL preso Balbint
aaez, fa9 oonducido 81 cus
dad para cumplir Ia oond'
trabsjos forzsd. & que fu
%. Por ls Secretsrfs
MIC ado sl Aloalde de Agus
una reclamation dc habe
Juans Collszo Marti. que
On perfectfsimo derechoy
sin demora dicha cantidas
%. Nos suplicsn var
A!calde hiciese un obsequ;
de mnsica para gosar de
10 noche de si1o nuevo.
%. Al Juex municipal de
hsn remitido cinco declsrscion
dad, psra que las entregue {
Iguslmente se le han rsmitido
dills J dies al do Csgass.
No tome drogas;; DO is~B.s S.s., =
re1uvenecera Vd. y Sc pondri
otro alimento que le iguale.
Es ssuo J nutritivo.
%. A ipforms del Ayunt
RADIO 80 hs remitido IN esorit.
tuisr de Santa Isabel don Ii
msndo hsbsres por servicios
tadcs en- aquslla jurisdicci6n.
%. IL Sscretarfs Civil
Alcalde dc Maysgiiez qus do |
dos que ipgrsssn On Ii csjs d,
% 10 pague 10 que % lss sdeud
Otsro, Ssphlvsds J dsmas gu,
les dc aqaella ciudad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-30

Tgas s:. DE- ss's: 3. Glaze. ss s:ss. !: sos
contsdo sxtrioto psro prsoios m6dioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-12-30
Los que venden mas barato.

Sobrinos de Armss Cruz l3.
Sogo de pita de tod6s gruesos.
Pioos, Zspspicos, Asadas.
Blanoo zinc primera calidad
Aceite de linaxa.
Maohetes. Rejar para arado.
Reias para aradoa americsnos.
Puntas de paris.
Surtido complete en- ferreterfa quincsla
N-A-l5-3
%. A los jueces munioipales eleotos por
voto popular se les bace ssber por Ia Prooura
duffa General que tan pronto entren al ejeroi.
cio de sus fuuciones remitan el acta de pose
sion.
%. Los vecinos de Vega Alta sstAn dis
gustsdfsimos por que se dice que el Gobierno
quiere anexar squel pueblo Vega baja, AIR
man que ellos tieuen vida propis no necesi'
tan depender de otra poblscion
%. Segdn informes que hemos recibido
los enumeradores de Adjuntss han elevsdo a.
Director General del censo un esorito en- recla"
n. m.oi6n de derechos que Green asistirle. Green
allf que Ia petioion que hacen s=rA favorable
msDte soojid', pues se fandau en- rasones muy
justas. DiceD~ que no debe existjr difsrenoiss
en- ID remuneration del trabsjo entire los oubsnos
: puertorriquehos.
%. Ha asido nombrado jefe de policfa de
Porce don Estebsn Salicrup
%. <La Democracis, en- ell numero del
Ola 20 SDOS1 POT que = Ios euUmeISuO1es ucl
censo se ie psguen cinco dollars diarios como
: los do Cuba por ser de justiois.
%. Hs sido indultsdo el seflor Joa6 Ar.
oilagos emplesdo dc 10 casa r. Valdecilla do
Ponce
% I'm breve vera Ia luz pdblica un
folleto titulsdo <Siluetss, debido, Ii pluma
de don Juan PsricAs, en- el que % propons
iusgar con entera imparciAlidsd nuestros hom
bles polft;cos.
%. Mercado de Nueva York: HaIina do
tEigo 4 05; axucaF moscabsdo s 8 Is 3.16;
axucaE remoiaoha. shpsnikss; Cambios sobre
Lopdres Z 4 4. so 314.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
READING OF BOOKS
wedding Out All the Trash Possible In
Self Defense.

The ability to appreciate or the will
ingness to study book, a great pic
ture or even a great play is rare. says
the Brooklyn Eagle. If the prosperity
of art CT literature depended upon this
cultivated minority art and literature
would he sorry businesses. That was
the fact not so many generations ago,
and poets and painters starved and
begged and truckled to unworthy pa
irons" all over Europe 1t is doubtful
If the proportion of strong minds has
greatly increased since those unhappy
days. There has been, however, an
enormous increase in education, and
the reading, the play-going and the
picture-seeing habits have growI MIC
cordingly. None will pretend that rdat
is not good thing for art and litera-
ture, ard no one but a dyspeptic { ic-
tator would contend that these new
readers must read the things which
the dictator considered best for them.
The people who read for education
W.. ~ead only so fast as they can as
simulate. They will, perforce, confine
themselves to a very small part of
the printed output, and will, in self
defense, weed out all the trash posi-
BILE. They will also read those books
which appeal to their own minds and
will speedily learn to escape being
lured into the perusal of books which
are dry husks to them, no matter how
vital they may be to book review
ers. This class of readers is small.
1t is the intellectual eristocracy. I'm
doubtedly it is fine thing to have this
caste increased. Children should be
taught how to read books and that
their education stops only with their
death-bed.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
WARD & Michigan oA Pea ase''" Street
THE LAST MAN.
Fates That May Oyertakc the Survivor
OF the Human Race.


of the Human Race.
Astronomers tell us that the day
must come when the earth will,
like the moon, wheel through the heav-
ems a dead and barren ball OF matter,
airless, waterless, lifeless. But long,
long before that time man will be ex-
tinct, and will have disappeared so ut
terly that not so much as the bleached
skeleton of human being will be visi-
lie on all the millions of square miles
Of the surface Of this planet. Unless
by some huge and universal cataclysm
The whole race is swept at once into
.ternity, it is but reasonable to sup
pose that man, like any other race OF
animals, will disappear slowly and that
eventually there will be but a single
human being left-s0me old. old man,
gray headed and bearded, and left to
wander alone in solitude that may be
imagined but not described How will
he die, this last relic Of the teeming
millions that once transformed the
globe and ruled undisputed master of
every other living thing? There are
many fates that may befall him. He
may 90 mad with the horror Of loneli-
ness and himself end his miserable OK
istence. Ee may be eaten by the vast
reptiles or giant insects which will
then probably infest the so,itudes But
mis- fate may be far weirder and ,aore
dreadful. Scientists say that as We
burn the coal and timber We are still
so richly supplied with we let loose
into the atmosphere an ever-incrcasins
volume of carbonic acid gas. Much Of
this is taken up by plants, but not all,
It must increase and eventually poison
the breathable air, filling the valleys
and mountains slowly to the hilltops,
where the last remains Of animal lifo
are striving for existence. The las.
man will climb higher and higher, but
eventually the officiating, invisible
Guid will reach and drown him.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
EASY CORRESPONDENCE.
How Clever Sew Orleans CouplC
Manage II.

low clever Sew orleans coupe
Manage II.
One of the houses on my route is
the home of a travelling man who
spends about half his time out Of
town, eaid a New Orleans letter-car-
rier to Times-Democrat reporter.
When he goes on a trip he and his wife
exchange a postal card every day, reg
ulaT as the clock. The lady always
gives me her cards to mail. and
couldn't help noticing that both they
and the ones she received were always
perfectly blank. All they ever con-
tanned was the address, and those that
came TO the wife had even that printed
instead Of written | confess the thing
made me curious, and l thought up all
kinds of theories-sympathe ink, Sc
cret marks on the edges and lot OF
other nonsense for which l never dis
covered any evidence. | happened to
know the drummer pretty well, and,
meeting him one day, / couldn't resist
asking him about the blank cards. 80
you've been trying 10 read 'em, have
your" he said, laughing. l expected
that, and took 1t good-naturedly. Then
he explained. "My wife and are nat
urally poor letter writer's" he said,
"but we want to hear from each other
every day, so as to know that nothing
has gone wrong. We used to write
like other folks. but it was hard job,
and one evening we got to looking
over some of our old letters, and they
seemed so stupid and forced that we
were really ashamed OF ourselves. Then
We thought of this blank card scheme,
and it has worked like a charm. 1t
means simply that all is well. Before
/ go on the road each Of us knows the
others programme and the receipt OF
the cards means that nothing has hap
pened to change our plans. The saw
ing of ink and imbecility has been
enormous"
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27

Doublc-decked turrets are to Be tried
in some Of the new ships nov building
for the American navy and experts
claim that they will prove failures on
account Of the complicated mechanism.
The talk of complicated mechanism
still further emphasizes the passing of
the old days-the time OF mast and
sail. Forty years ago the man most
valuable On a wGrship, aside from his
fighting qualities, was the man who
could go up a rope and trim sail.
Nowadays the valuable man is the sea-
dog who can not only fight, but operate
several hundred cogs and screws, be-
sides giving practical exhibitions Of
ability IS pTacticcd electrician.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
Tn. nrap,licher Rife.

The power OF the Mannlicher rifle
was recently demonstrated in an acct
dent near Prague. Two gendarmes en-
tered a room in an inn and closed the
door. putting their rifles in the corner
One rifle fell and discharged Itself
the bullet going through the door int:
the next room where a party wal
dancing. 1t passed through the body
OF a musician. killing him. and ther
through the bodies of FIVE OF the men
all of whom were dangerously
wounded.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27

TIE FIRST thing done toward building
the great dam across the Nile at As
suap Ias been the erection and equip
menJ Of extensive hospitals and dis
pens5ries, for caring for the health OF
the army Of laborers. A generation or
two ago such thing was unheard Of
while in ancient times the disregard OF
human life was such that the bones OF
those who persisted from disease or
fatigue in building the pyramids would
have made greater heaps than the py-
ramids themselves. There are not
Jngny more impressive measures OF the
progress made by modern civilization
than such care for the welfare OF hui
man lives.
The Yale expositor., 1899-10-27
The Rcnsnn.

VIII you have piece OF the pie
Mr.. Goodman" asked Robbys mother
OF the minister. Thanks, no." "Wil
you. Robby?" she inquired. "No.
think not" said Robby. rather hest.
tatingly. The minister looked at Rob.
by in surprise. II thought all little
boys were fond CT pie" he said. They
are" replied Robby. II could eat tina
hull pie. but ma said If you didn't take
any, | mustn't. and she'd save It for to-
morrow."-What to Eat.