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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27

lY esta pechuga tam bien! LIE echa
re 10 culpa 81 gato! .....
La criada Sc sienta 6 Ia mesa y
sc pone conner y beber q sus an
caas. Durante este tempo, en- me
dio de Ia obscuridad de Ia noche y
bajo una espantosa lluvia, dos perso
mas corren sin cesar, perseguidas
por una mujer que Vi gritando con
toda Ia fuerza de sus pulmones:
Emilia! iEmilia! Emilia!
J. MARNI
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PenSanientoS
para el pueblo.

Este es el rubro de-. un folleto
esmeradamente impreso que ha dado
q la estampa nuestro distinguido ami
60 don Mariana Riera Palmer.
Como su nombre 10 indica es una
collection de pensamientos que dan
prestigio su autor; pues demues.
ira que sabe ref exionar con juicio y
sentir hondo.
Daremos q conocer alguno de
dichos psnsamientos a los lectores.
En- tanto nuestra gratitud al
remitsnte.
Sc alqulla nm mirador ventilado 6
independents. San Jose II
D p
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Tribunal de Policla
DE ARECIBO.

Los ultimos juicios celebrados
en- el Juzgado municipal de Arecibo
SOU estos: uno por lesioDes contra
Ildefonso Caballero, que fue conde
nado q II dias de..arresto menor; otro
por ell mismo .delito, contra Ramon
Silva, condenado igual pena, otro
contra Remigio Olivo, condenado
por expender carne putrefacta, 8 IS
pasetas de multa; otro por estafa,
M. Lopez, condenado q un mes y un
dia de srresto mayor, y otro, por
igual delito, contra Sofa Colon, que
fue absuelta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27
HECH0S Y DICH0S.
Cr OniQuilla del dia.

Emocionado sali6 ell <croniqui.
Hero, del meeting del domingo, y
dispuesto comprobar 81 salian
bien las fotografias del espfritu.
sAgaohado, tras de una puerta,
dispuse mi maquina fotografica y
enfoqu6 q todo el que pas6 delante
de mi lente. Tras penoso trabsjo
obtuve los siguientes negatives, que
les juro por mi nombre son positl-
vOs;
Primero pas6 un polftico, la 10.
tografiR de su alma me di6 un man
ch6n negro, semejante un lagarto;
enfoque de nuevo y result6 un erizo
era un policia lnsular el que pasaba,
por tercerR me resulta un topo, era
ell alma del crftico de eel Diarios;; 40
la plaza sensible revela un camale6n
habia pasado delante de mi lente un
banderi-blauco, So en- lfneas 'borro.
sas los contornos de una musaraf1a,
acababa de pasar un fil6sofo; des
pues tire las dos dltimae, pues Sc
habian agotado las placas, la foto'
gratia de estas dos almas.semejaban
Ia una un pajaro bobo y la otra un
caracol baboso y con sus appendices
muy enhiestos; por delante de nues
ira lente no habia pasado nadie mas
que un eximio poeta y un respeta
BILE marfdo.
Aq vi en- la redaccion teuemos
los negatives para los que quieran
conven cerse de este i'm portAnte des
cubrimiento de la ciencia moder.
na.
X ~
Ell ocaden,ico de Ia prensa, ell
libro de terto ell Esftl, esta dejando
q la lengua y al sentido comun en-
ell mismo traje que 6. usa.
;Ahora Berlin es puerto de mar
segun el diario exotico!s
lOh! Esnu, ioh gran Merlin!
Vaya, ell ap)auso y el hurra!
Porque has metido la burra
En- oil puerto de Berlin.
~.
Anoche estaba cscuro y no Ola
q queso, 'sino obispos y ecardena'
les
Querfan repartir suerte
Mala esta la cosa que pur dame
aca esas pa;ae, le dan uno en- lu
gar de paja, estacas.
Ahora es, porque es verano;
luego sera, porque es invierno.
Y sigue ca su apogeo ell quito
juego de pelotas
En- Ell del sabado 1ltimo, hubo
solamente 10 fractura de un brazo,
la dislocacion de una Eano, y tres
dislocaciones de tobillos.
Solamente cinco enfermos de
sport
Sc dice que la protectora del DR.
Arrastia intervendra en- el asunto.
=.
Y va que de pelotaris hablamos
dice ell Esnd que dichos seflores van
tener que echar mano de la una do
la eGran Bsstias.
Nosotros creiamos que dicha
una va la tenia ell colega.
No Ia recibi6 por ell puer to de
Berlin?
~ ...
No hay mayor calamidad que
ser maestro en- verano.
Me quieren Greer, que q uno
para mayor desg racia le robaron la
ropa que tenia en- la maleta!
Tropez6 el bribona del pillue
10 con 81 titulo. que aunque estaba
secc, hoy es una especie de papel
mojado.
Y 10 dejo intacto. sin rom perlo
y sin mancharlo En- cambio ha
dejado al maestro como ell periddi
CO que Sc declrara en- breve texto
para las escuelas.
B sndito sea Dios!
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0tra division
de la escuadra francesa
IRA A TURQU1A.
El Ninistro de Marina da las ordenes
oportunas.
IRA A TURQUIA.

New York Agosto 81 30 P. NJ.
Despachos de la manana dan
cuenta de que una segunda division
de la escuadra franeesa, saldra en-
breve parl aguas de Turqula, para
apoyar y cumplir ell xultimatum I,
Ell Ministro de Marina ha dado
orden de alistar tres buques con es-
te objeto.
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MOTTO las.

La otra noche tuvimos ell gusto
de YER en- el Teatro q nuestro colega
The st Juan Neaos. Ooupaba un pslco
Y % divertia mucho, con el Reporter
ingl6s, que caraoterizaba el actor
Sr Sierra. Si tiene constancia 81 com
panero, dominar6 prouto nuestro
facil idioma.
Ricardo Narvaez Rivera, pro-
fesor, da classes a domicilio. Posee
referencias muy honrosas San Sc
bastian 81.
IA Is 2
El coronel tsgalo Loreda, 90 ha
presentado & las autoridades ameri
canas con $50 hombres que tenia &
50 mardo. Ahora falta que ejerzan
Ia virtud de la per 1severancia.
Los tsgalos preparaban un gol
pc combinado sobrs Manila. El 60
bierno 10 supo tempo y 10 ha evi
tado poni6ndose 81 parche On opor-
tunidad; pero tiene que dormir con
un ojo alberto y otro cerrado.
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Ell Gobierno frances
sostendra
Ell ULTIMATUM
81 el Sultan opone obstacqlos 81 Emba-
jador frances Sc retirara de CONSTANT
nopla.

New-York Agosto 81 l-2) P. NJ.
Despachos de Paris. dan cuen-
ia de que el Ministro de Negocios
Extranjeros ha manifestado que
Francia sostendra a todo trance ell
ultimatum.
ST ell Sultan Sc opone q las
pretensiones de Francia con obsta-
culos y demoras, las plazas de
CoEstant;nopla y Smirna seran
CONFERENCE.-The.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27
Proclama Kitchen er
da origen
A RENDI0IONES.
A RENDIoIONEs.
Kruger indignado por este proceder.

New-York Agosto ~ | ~ P NJ.
Dicen de Londres que ell De-
partamento de la guerra tiene no
ticias de que la proclama de Kit
chener esta dando origen a mu-
chas fendiciones de beers, 10 que
tiene sumamente indignado al
Presidente Kruger.
La prensa liberal duda de los
informes que facilita el Departamen-
to de la guerra.
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La revolucion
de Colombia
TENORA EXITO.
FL movimiento esta bien protegido.

New York Agosto 81 30 P. NJ.
Las ultimas noticias dan cuen-
ia de que la revolucion de Colombia
va ganando terreno en- la opinion
publica, asegurandose que tendra
exito complete.
FL movimiento revolucionario es-
ia bien dirigido y cuenta con gran
protection para ell triunfo.
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Francia y Turquia.
Nueva tlrantez
DE RELACIONES.
El Sultan culpable

New-York Agosto 81 l-20 P NJ
Dicen de Paris que debido q la
persistencia y demora del Sultan,
yuelve a quedar en- pie ell conflie to
franco turco.
Lat relaciones son ahora mas
tirantes que nunca, considerandose
inminente la guerra.
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NOTIClAS POR GABLE
SERVICIO DIRCETO DE NEW-YORk
Tres ofciiales
y 65 honbres
CAPTURADOs.
Emnieza a cumplirse la orden de Botha.

ot0 1oA" " 0uuPI1Io % 10 UIuou u0 00Vuu'
New-York Agosto 81 l-2) P. NJ
Dicen de Londres que en- un
encuentro habido entire ingleses y
beers los primeros han sido COM
pletaments derrotados cayendo pri-
sioneros en- poder de los beers, tres
ofciales de alta graduation y Sc
senta y cinco individuos de tropa,
que quedarOn en- rehenes en- com
plim:ento de la orden de Botha y
represalia de la proclama de Kit
chener. /.
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MUEBLES BARATOS

Sillerias americanas y de We
na. Juegos para habitaciones y co
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MINI
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc.
PARA NINOS
Coches varias formas con llanta
y gomas, sillas-c -coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- "Los
Novios" Fortaleza 43
Map
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27
Colegi0 de San Pablo.

Para alumnos internos y exter.
nos, en- el edihcio del antigua Semi.
mario. Para informes, solicftese del
Director Ell prospecto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27

El dia 8 de Septiembre sale pa.
ra los Estados Unidos el Sr Elliot
Secretario del Interior en- uso de II
cencia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27
MerCadO de York
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo xEl Gigan-
ter SacO. ) $50
Harina de Maiz xGoldon Mai
re, saco. 5 3-l5
Harina de Trigo xEl Premio
Mayor saco. : $40
Harina xCaballo Volantes 5 3-O5
Alimento para ca aballo
xStock Food> saco. j 800
Tocino de Morton $l6-75
Jamones California; las 100
ibraS. & 8-75
Salchichones $1,000
Manteca xLa Vencedoras
corriente) 5 esd
Manteca xLa Primeras Chi
charron : 900
Tocino <Crecientes $1,000
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-08-27

Ha regresado de Nueva Orleans
por vapor California nuestro ami.
60 don Inocencio Blanco, de Adjun-
tas, quien hemos tenido el gu sto
de saludar en- esta oficiua,
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Pronto comenzarsmos & publican
una serie de noticias sobre los traba
jos que realiza 81 Laboratorio quimi
co de Ia junta Superior de Sanidad.
Son de pdblico interes y muy con-
vaniente que sean conocidos.
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INVENTO MARAVILLOSO.

Cura la caspa, calvicie, dolores de cabsza
&l&, y sin embargo, cuesta 10 mismo que Ia
peinilla ordinaria.
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Ell NUEVO BAZAAR

Acaba de recbr grandoo varado surtdo de SOMBRER(
dsd Ves para sombreros dde
sehoa ded centavos Cepo de enes desde
para sombreros de docena
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onado de Ultima novedd PARIS sos n dse $500
espans de1e de % desde Me
Cbs classes dese de desde
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
Death of Mrs. Wood.

Lillian NJ. Russell, wife of George E. Wood ,died of consumption at her home in this village about 2 30 o'clock last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Wood was only "A years of age. She was daugh- ter of Cashmere Russell of Morn ison- vile, N. Y., and was married to MT Wood at Morrisonville, July 20, 1898 and immediately came to Canaan to re- side where Mir Wood has for number of years been employed as car inspector of the Central New England road.
 Mrs Wood was most estimable lad ? and her death is mourned by large circle of friends in this village. She leaves a little daughter about two years old. Besides her husband she is also survived by her parents at Morrison vile and three brothers and one sister who reside in New York state. Much sympathy is expressed for the beresved family. and especially for Mir Wood who has thrice been bereft of a wife and is left with two motherless chil- dren.a son by his first wife and the little daughter by his third wife.
 Brief services were held at the late residence of the deceased on Friday morning at 8 o'clock. Rev E. J. Kelly read passages of scripture and offered prayer. The remains of Mrs Wood were taken on the 9. 40 a. m. train to Morrisonville, N. where the funeral services and interment took place on Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
Seventh Regiment Monument.

A meeting of the monument commit tee of the Seventh Connecticut Re9i- ment Association was held at the Allen House in Hartford last Friday after noon. It has been decided to erect a regimental monument on Lsfay cite Park ia Hartford at the angle formed by Washington and Lafayette streets. Its estimated cost is S16, GOO. On the monument will be three bronze statues, one of Major General Alfred H. Terry. who was the first colonel of the regi- ment, one of General Joseph R. Flaw ley, who succeeded General Terry and was with the command until time of promotion as brigadier.g general, and one of a private soldier returning home at the end of the Civil war. The three bronze statues will be placed on the granite work. The design throughout is one of great artistic merit. In all re- spects it will be the most elaborate regimental memorial erected in the state. The Seventh regiment was known throughout the war as General Hawley's regiment.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
POINTERS.

Light road wagon for sale. See adv
 Two tenement houses to rent. See adv.
 Young men are wanted to learn a trade. See adv.
 Sweeping reductions in price of all summer goods at the Berkshire Store. See adv.
 The advertisement concerning Pine Grove camp meeting appears in another column. Read it.
 Reduction in shirt waists and shirt waist suits at Hawley's store. For prices see new adv.
 Jackson, Eggleston & Co.,, are now slaughtering the prices of clothing Don't fail to read their new adv.
 A matchless sale of white and coIored shirt waists begins at E. P. Hunt & Co's store on Saturday of this week. See adv.
 Special midsummer sale of muslin underwear and great mark down in col ored shirt waists at Fassett Brothers store. See adv. Don't fail to read K. E. E. Munson' new advertisement in regard to the diff ferent kinds of wire fence which he cal furnish you.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
New Telephone.

The Southern New England Tele- phone company last Thursday sent the following to local managers and chief operators:-
 Commencing at midnight of July 3l- August 1 you will make the following changes in your toll line rates.
 First,the ten.minuie night period will be abolished. and five minute period will be substituted; second, to points where your rate is 5, 10. or l5cts your night rate will be the same for fve- minute period; third. where your day rate is 25 cents your night rate will be b cents for five minute period; fourth you will see that each toll line operator is fully informed.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
BOBN.
DIED

DUsENRURY-At the House of Mercy in
 Pittsfield, Mass July 22, Mrs Will
 liam Dusenbury, aged 34 years. TRIPPEN-At Hinsdale, Mass. July IT.,
 Mrs Susan Crippen, aged 75 years. WooD-Iu this village, July IS. Lillian
 Nj. Russell. wife of George E Wood,
 aged 24 years. Iuterneut at Nor
 risonville, N. Y.
 DIsBRow At -Gaylordsville. July Is
 Henry s. Disbrow, az, 63 years and
 months.
 IvoRY-At East Canaan, July IT, John
 Ivory, Jr., aged 37 years. WooD-At Winsted. July IS Rodolphus
 H. Wood, aged 78 years.
 O BRIEN-At Winsted. July Is, Mat. thew O'Brien, aged nearly 63 years. For 3l years he was employed by the Connecticut Western Railroad land its lessees) at Winsted, the last F years as station agent.
 HINspALE At Winsted, July 19, Dea
 con John Hinsdale, aged 84 years. STALKER At Salisbury, July 21, Carrie
 wife of E E Stalker, aged 31 years ] MACARTHUR At Salisbury, July 19 1 Eliza Moore, widow of the late Johr
 A McArthur, aged 78 years, | months.
 DEMING At Ft. Atkinson, Iowa, Jun, l5, Norton Deming, aged S7 years.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
Stop Using Arsenic.

Professor Vaughan, dean of the medi cal school of the U0iversity or Michi gan, an expert witness Tn murder cases. has stated to au undertakers' conven tion that, in the interests of justice, uudertakers should stop using arsenic in embalming fluids, for after such fluids have been used it is impossible to tell whether the presence of arsenic is due to the undertaken or the mur derer. The professor says he believes murderers have escaped because oi this.-New Haven Palla Hum.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
A Nice String of Bass.

Tbe fin ast catch of black bass we have seen tLis season was taken by c. A Somers and Geo. H Bell of Brooklyn on Tuesday last at Twin Lakes There were l5 bass, all of uniform sizA, weigh. ing 47i pounds and two pickerel n pounds. The gentlemen were well equipped with light rods and good bait They are stopping at "The Elmhu st at Sh, ffield for the ason. IL was said at the depot that they landed every bass that struck.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
Death of Deacon HinsdaIe,

Deacon John Hinsdale died at his home in Winsted last Friday night of angina pectoris, aged 84 years. He was one of the o dest and most honored citizens of that place He was the seventh child of Col. Hosea and Eliza beth Hinsdale and was born in winsred.
 At about the age of sixteen he enter ed the employ of Miles Burt of Hart ford, a leather desler. Later he went into the dry goods business, then in 18i8 he acted as agent for the Etna Fire Insurance Company through this section, and securing the agency of other leading fire and life insurance companies, he virtually established the first insurance office in Winsted. In 1869 he took his son-in-law. R. R. Noble. into partnership with him under the name of Hinsdale X Noble.
 Mir Hinsdale was president of the Wiusted Savings bank until two years ago when he declined reelection. He was not an office seeker but many of. Aces were literally thurst upon him. He was director of the Hurlbut National bank and of Winsted Savings bank fol many years, also secre tary and treasurer of the Winsted Bible Society. He was a member of the Second Congregational | Church.
 l He married ic 184I Amanda Alvord Sue died in 1897. Mir Hinsdale leaves two children, Mrs Robert R. Noble, o Winsted, and John Alvord Hinsdale. o | Boston, Mass.
 The funeral was held at the residence No. 75 Meadow street. last Sunday afternoon. Interment in the family plot in the Center cemetery.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
THURSDAY. JULY 25, 1901
Local News.
TIME SLIPS AWAY RAPIDLY.

TIME SLIPS AWAY RAPIDLY.
 Almost before one realizes it new year has come and gone In this way it happens that people get in arrears with their newspapers. THE NEWS seeks to obviate the unnoticed slipping away of time by printing with the subscrib- CTS name the date showing expiration of subscription. Look at it now.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
A Hot Weather Rhyme.

(A suggestion from "Old Nick" himselfl Where is the spot
 When I am all a'swest with toll, Where can send the idiot to boil? Who wriugs my hand an says tits hotr' What shall we do with the bright ja When you have told your story in way To interest him-you want to kn oek him fiat When done. to hear him say, "what's that?' Where shall we send the bore2 Who has story long to tell
 When you're not feeling strong or we'll; Consign them to the spot that ends with h-l
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dr l.. J. Turner. veterinary surgeon. Winsted, Conn successor to the late Dr Heath. All diseases of animals treated in the most skillful and scientific man ner. s. N. E. telephone call 52 23.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab. let's. All druggists rufnnd the money if it falls to cure. E. W Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25

STOPS THE COUGu AND WORKS
 OFF THE COLD. Laxative Bromo. Quinine Tablets cure cold in one day. No cure, no pay. Price 25 cents.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
FOR SALE,

A desirable place for a country gentleman's residence. I offer for sale my farm known as Benton place in Southern Berkshire, Mass Has been in the family over 100 years. Con. tains over 100 acres in high state Of cultiva. tion. Buildings thereon; house 44x94, two and one half story with wing; horse barr and carriage house 60x24 feet. wood house and shop 33xlS feet; hog and corn hous, 24xl6 feet; ice and milk house 24rls feet tobacco barn 60x24 feet; cattle barn 44x3i feet with basement. For further particulars call on or address
 A. E. BENTON. P. O. Clayton, Mass.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
HOUSES TO RENT.

Two tenements. one with barn six dollars a month each.
 SAMUEL A. EDDY, Canaan, Ct.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25

law as one of their duties. Any person can lodge complaint with grand juror and cause the arrest of the offenders
 The NEWS is requested to hereby give fair warning that the law will be enforc- ed here unless the practice of riding bicycles on the sidewalks in this village, and especially on Railroad street, is immediately discontinued. A word to the wise ought to be sufficient, more es- pecially as the NEWS of July IS record ed the arrest of three girls at Litchfield for riding their wheels on the sidewalk
 Last Thursday afternoon the thun- der shower which seemed threatening here passed on east and was very severe | in some towns in the eastern part of the state. At Bloomfield the storm was one of the worst for long time, the light ening struck in several places. The storm was accompanied by hail, doing considerable damage to the extensive | tobacco crops on the plains at North Bloomfield. It struck the barn of MT | Griswold near the village and killed a calf In the city of Hartford it was quite severe, damaging buildings and trees. Two houses, two churches and two barns were struck in Glastonbury, also two barns and the Roman Catholic church in South Glastonbury. The | storm at Manchester was of unusual severity and was the heaviest in years. Several houses were struck, two COWS killed and trees shattered At Bristol it was the worst electrical storm of the season and continued for nearly ar hour. tightening struck in two places the most serious bolt was at the home of Mrs Marceline Myers, doing consid
 erable damage, but no loss of life.
Connecticut western news., 1901-07-25
FOR SALE.

Light road wagon. newly painted and vanished. Enquire of
 R. D. PIERCE. Canaan, Conn.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-21
NEED NOT FEAR NIGHT AIR.
This Authority says It IL No More In
furious to Mankind Than the
Atmosphere Of Day,

In passing along row of city tene-
ments in the dawn Of midsummer
day about 80 Of 100 windows can be
seen tightly closed, says the Chau-
tauquan. Sleepers whose lungs crave
life air as q desert traveller thirsts
after q draft of cold water have ex-
cluded the refreshing night wind in
obedience to the behest of q sanitary
superstition, Beware of draughts, get
a dollars worth of weather strips;
be sure to close your windows after
dark"-in other words, exclude the
air which the children Of nature have
for myriads of ages breathed with
perfect impunity and poison your
lungs with the azotized. sickening at.
mosphere Of an unventilated bedroom.
We might as well advise q health
seeker to avoid rock springs and fill
his water bucket at the effluent pipe
of fostering city sewer. We might
with the same logic admonish our
children to beware of fresh veg
etables and mountain strawberries
and still their hunger with the gar
bage of dump pile.
Millions of travellers pass the night
in boats and open sheds without the
least injurious consequences; an
imals that perish with consumption
in the atmosphere Of well-warmed
mepagerie survive tho tremendous
night storms Of the tropical forests.
Is night air a lung poison? Is the
outdoor atmosphere made deadly by
the absence of sunlight! Does the
gas lamp Of a sitting dormitory rem
edy that grievance? Must we ex-
clude the cool night wind bringing re-
lief to countless sufferers from the
misery of q sweltering summer day?
1T is no exaggeration to say that
individuals who have freed themselves
from the nightmare of that super
stition can live out-and-out healthier
in the central wards of large manu-
featuring town than it's victims on
the airiest highlands of the southern
Alleghanies.