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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-23
De MONOPOLIOS ESTA
Ell MUNDO LLENO,.,..,,

De muchas ciudades y pueblos de la
isla, formulanse diariamente quejas
acerca de la yenta de pan.
Parece que ell monopolio de este ar
tfculo es cosa que en- la isla Sc genera
liza.
Que tai oeurra, es una desgracia pa
ra las classes proletarias.
Estas seguramente en- muchas loca-
lidades, no comeran pan, pues el siste-
ma de monopolios apareia Ia carestia
de aquel.
Aquf en- San Juan tenemos entendi-
da que & veces no Sc juega limpio. Y
no solo este, la calidad del artfculo que
es tambien q yeces de 10 peor. Como
uno Sc descuide lie endosan el pan yiejo
del dfa 8 semana anteriores.
En- clio debe poner la Sanidad y la
policfa todo ell empeno necesario, para
que la salud del pueblo este asegurada.
\ en- cuanto q monopolios, puede
ser que aquf tambien los haya.
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Santiago B. Palmer
Abegade Y Nesario.
EtsrOs sa soass ass Ts4S4naass do ssts
50
Inua =, g. San juan. p. R..
A v | S 0

La Direction de Carload recibira en-
su oficina, calle de Allen ndm. 3, ell
pr6ximo sabado, 26 del corriente mes,
& las diez de la ma6ana, proposiciones
para ell servicio de suministros las
instituciones de Carload por los meses
que restan del afo econ6mico en- curse,
de los articufos que continuation Sc
expresan, sugetandose 4 las condicio-
nes siguientes:
1.-El Director, en- cumplimiento
del artfculo % del Reglamento, Sc re-
serva la facultad de rechazar cualquie-
ra de las proposiciones Y solo aceptara
aqu6llas que, combinando buena cali
dad con precios m6dicos, conyenga
mas los intereses de los estableci-
mientos.
2.-Cada proposition debe ser acom-
paflada de la muestra del artfculo, Y ell
que sea elegido Sc guardara, renovan-
dose de un mes para otro, con objeto
de comparar la calidad eyitando asf ell
envfo de clase inferior la estipulada.
Como Sc observara en- la relaci6n
de alimentos, unos seran entregados
mensualmente, 4 mas tardar Ell dia al
tlmo, otros pOr semana Y algunos dia-
riamente. Para que haya puntualidad
en- ell servicio, la direction hara sus
pedidos los respectivos comerciantes
del dia, 20 al % de cada mes.
Seftu e1tFeQadOS H1euSU1lme3lte
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DOS ERRATAS

I'm el articulo ~Situacion del Pals,
del doctor Antonio j Amadeo, articu-
10 que VIC aver la luz en- estas colum-
mas, deslizaronse dos erratas.
La primera en- ell parrafo XIV,
pues en- donde dice en- la quinta Inca
~c6mico del africano, , debe leerse eco
nlco bohfo del africano@
La otra aparece en- los parrafos fna-
les. Donde dice Mr.. Saw, debe decir
Mr.. Sag. Asf estaba EN- ell original,
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"COmit9e on Public InSti-
tutiOnS and Property

san Juan, Puerto Rico, - de Sep
tjrmbre de 1903. La Comisi6d de lns
tituci6nes P6blicas v Propiedades, en-
carpada de informar sobre la construc-
ci6n de una nueya Penitenciaria, y en-
so nombre la Comisi6n especial deslg-
nadia para elcgir sitio aprop6sito para
dicho establocimiento, invita- 4 los
Avuntamientos del litoral de la isIa, 4
ofrecer una parcela de terreno que reu-
ma condolences para el obieto indicado.
III terreuo deberd ser de una extension
aproximada de cien euerdas dc facil ais
lamiento, con aqua potable corriente y
con materiales de construction pr6Xi-
mos. como piedra, MADEIRA, etc.
Las Corporaciones quienes pueda
interesar este asunto, pueden dirigir-
90 al Presidente de la Comisl6n, don
7 Gomez Brioso, P. 0. Box 42-San
Juan, hasta ell dia 10 del pr6ximo mes
de Octubre. ,,
Secretary Executive Council.
a3yps.
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LA POLITICA DE PHO x

New York Stbre. % IL A. NJ.
Dicen de Roma que don Carlos de
Borb6n, ha puesto en- juego toda su
Influenza para que Pho X secunde Y
apoye sus .pretensiones al trono de
Espana. Nuevamente ha manifestado
ell Papa que 6l desea estar en- las mas
cordiales relaciones con ell Rey Alfonso
XIII, Y que no accedera 4 las solici-
tudes de don Carlos.
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Session Ordinaria del dia
Y de SGptiembrG, 1903
Asuntos tratados, segun la Orden
del dia.

Ell Concejo qued6 enterado de la
carta en- que ell senor don Manual Ro-
driguez Presidente del mismo, mani
fiesta que con fecha del q ha presen-
tado la renuncia de su cargo de Conce-
jail ante ell Secretario de Puerto Rico;
Y acuerda designar una comisi6n COM
puesta de los senores Conceiales Mo-
reno Calder6n, Planas, Paniagua y
Lassalle, para que pasen { la Ofcina 8
casa particular del se7lor Rodriguez
con obieto de demostrarle su senti-
miento, y la vez rogarle retire, 81 es
possible, la renuncia presentada.
2 Con algunas modifcaciones Sc
aprobo ell contrato de arrendamientos
del edificio ~Carcel de Puerta de Tie
rra@, celebrado por ell Alcalde Y ell Di-
rector de prisiones.
3.-Se aprob6 una Ordenanza pre-
sentada por la Comisi6n de Hacienda,
relativa al seryicio de carros el6ctricos,
por la que Sc imponen penalidades por
la falta de cumplimiento de la en-
presa.
4.-Se acord6 pasar 4 la Comisi6n
de Hacienda las reclamaciones sobre la
contribution por patentes comerclales.
5.-Se aprob6 con algunas modifca-
clones, una Ordenanza presentada por
la Acadia referente al uso de Bicicle-
tas dentro de poblado.
7.-Se enter6 ell Concejo de la deci-
sion del Secretario de Puerto Rico de-
negando la implantaci6n de subastas Sc
manales para el expendio de carnes.
7.-Se aprobaron las bases estable-
cidas para la construction de casas en-
ell sitio denominado &Mira Mara.
8.-Se acord6 publican una subasta
para la construction de mesas para el
expendio de carnes frescas en- la plaza
del mercado.
9.-sE AcORDO POR Ell CON-
CEJO, QUE EN- LOS PRESU-
PUESTOS VENlDEROS Sc CON-
SlGNE UNA PARTlDA PARA
SUBVENCIONAR A UNO DE LOS
HIJOS DEL SR. HOSTOS CON
OBJETO DE QUE CURSE UNA
CABRERA EN- UNA UNIVERSE
DAD.
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MARIANA ABRIL

Hoy estuvo en- estas ofcinas a des-
pedirse de nosotros, ell distinguido
companero en- la prensa, senor Abril,
Director de La Democracta,s el cual
embarca por ell Caracas con rumbo i
New ork
Tenga ell estimado companero la me-
jor trayesfa y que su temporada ell la
gran metr6poli sea para 6l muy bene-
ficiosa Y grata.
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ExcrTAcIoN

Nueva York, Stbre. %, II A. NJ.
Con motive de las gestiones que ha-
ce en- los Estados Unidos una comisi6n
de colombianos del Itsmo, acerca de Ia
incorporation de este & la Rep1blica
del Norte para que Sc construya ell Ca
nal de Panama. reina gran excitaci6n
en- algunos departamentos de Colon
bia.
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EN- BEYRUT

New York, Stbre. %, II A. M.
Informan de la Puerta que reina alb
soluta tranquilidad en- Beyrut. Los
c6nsuIes manifestan sin embargo que
desean que las legaciones continuen
allf vigiladas por la fuerza pdblica pa
ra estar saIvo de sorpresas por parte
de los fanaticos.
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ABLECRAMAS
BATALLA

New York, Stbre. %, II. A. NJ.
Una encarnizada batalIa entire turcos
y reyolucionarios tuvo lugar en- Sal6-
MICA.
Sc informa que los revolucionarios
superiores en- n6mero 4 los turcos, de-
rrotaron & 6stos causdndoles cerca de
seiscientas bajas.
Esta victoria ha sido muy celebrada
por la Junta revolucionaria de Sofia.
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DiSminuCi6n en- eI pedidO de ta-
baCOS de P. R. en- ell mGrCa-
do nOTteamGriCanO,

Con motivo de haber disminuido los
pedidos de tabaco de vitola, en- ell dni-
co mercado de tabaco que tenemos hoy,
en- los E. u, manana quedaran cesan-
tes los torcedores que Sc dedican a la
fabrication de vitolas.
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ALos NOTARIos

CARPETAs PARA ESCRITURAs
en- todos dolores, SO hacen 4 10 6rden,
sn sLA Correspondence do Puerto
Rio@p,
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GRATIS! GRATIS!
PARA LOS QUE ADOLECEN
DE LOS RINONES.
Una Oportunidad Digna de su
AtenCion.

81 padece Va. de los rinones 8 de
culaquiera otra dolencia que origine
de la acci6n irregular de los rinones
Il 6roanos urinarios debe serle de inte-
res esta oferta.
En- ell progreso de la ciencia m6dica,
los rinones, como 6rgano de la mayor
importancia la salud humana, no han
pasado desapercibidos.
Al tratar 4 la atenci6n de Nd. tai
cura como las Pildoras de Foster para
los Rinones, tenemos bien en- cuenta
que otras preparedness sImllares no
han dado ell buen resultadO que pro-
clamaran y estamos en- la conviction
de que no existe ningUn otrO remedlo
para las dolencias de los Rinones, GU
va eticacia pueda igualarse 4 la de las
Pildoras de Foster para los Rnones,
sosteni6ndonos mas en- tai asercl0n ell
hecho de las muchas cartas que cons
tantemente recibimos en- testimonio de
10 que estan realizando en- bien de la
humanidad D0rsos viejos Y J6venes
Sc estan cOnstantemente lbrando de
per6mnes dolores y otros muchos de-
bilitados estrelladOs, COntraldos y
enconryadOs los ha fortalecldO, les ha
dado vigor infundido nueva vida.
Con un medicamento de tai natura-
leza, una oferta como esta puede ha-
cerse sin vacilaci6n, pues 81 bien es
yerdad que perdemos Ell plomo que le
regalamos 4 Nd., nos hacemos de un
nuevo amigo que nos ayuda 4 reallzar
la venta de muchOs mas.
pOMOS ENTEROS
de las Pildoras de Foster para los Ri
nones Sc distribuiran gratis a todas las
personas que sufran con achaques de
los rinones, en- la direction que Sc liJa
mas adelante. FL que primero llegue
primero Sc atiende Y t6ngase presente
que es esta la UniCa OpOrtunldad que
sc ofrece.
T6ngase tambi6n en- cuenta que no
es este un pOmo de muestra, sln0 que
es ell enyase ordinario de las Pildoras
de Foster para los Rinones. Los nj
! nos est6n excludes de esta distribu-
c:6n.
RECUERDESE QUE LAS DISTRIBUTION GRATIS
ES POR UR SOLO DA.-JUEVES, "a De SEP
TlEMBRE EN- La tARMACIA De F GUILLERhElT,
HEMORROIOES (ALMORRAAAS) CON PICAzOH.
Cualquiera que sufra de esta terri
BILE playa de Hemorroides con picaz6n
8 de Eczema, podra apreciar ell aliVio
Immediate y cura permanente que re-
sulta de la aplicaci6n del Ungtlento
de Doan. Nunca falla. ProcGrese
una muestra gratis en- la fecha y lugar
arriba hiadOs
Ree6rtese este anuncio y desc ell
nombre del peri6dico.
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NOtiCiaS generates

J0NsEJO a LAS MADREs II iaraLe claimants
de Ia seor MnSlow dabe M-naPre que io9 h,ieS
estau el peiode dc IA dencioa FhopoIe'sn a'issa
Immediate al pequrho paciente produce an sgeno a.
tural trahquilo alyia el do'ol e. ''Es o laIs
or0 vivo aerrS as muy ngIadabie a. palaaar Gains
si ufno ablanda encas alivia sns aoloes n~s -
,ta ~ c;rnes del hsoula e r=gula os iniss.Anos
~ II s,r;, r.fps die Lonocido Para A uiafeA "a pro
-. stfs ss 1s dsatcI3n 3 ds cGAt atfs CASA
iSaas,s ,nueh9apdado a1 P.dI = o Ja[ah" @@i'AAsS
- s ST. 4sS @t-sic@r ~ - "'''a" - NSAH~
Sustituye con ventajas al aceite de
hfgado de bacalao simple, siempre que
estd indicado ell uso de dicha grasa.
El infrascrito Doctor en- Medicina V
Cirugia, M6dico Titular Y de la Car
eel P1blica de esta ciudad,
Certifico: Que hace amos vengo EN-
pleando en- adultos y ninos la Emul-
sion de Scott, de aceite de hfgado de
bacalao con hipofosfitos de cal Y de So
sa, obteniendo siempre brillantes re ul-
tados en- la tuberculosis, bronqultis,
escrofulismo, raquitismo, anemia y
otras intermediates que serfa prolific
enumerar. En- la conyalecencia de
ciertas febres idiopaticas es ell recons-
tituyente por excelencia, sustltuyendo
con yentaja al aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao simple, por ser de fdcil toleran-
cia para los est6magos delicadOs. DR..
Il. Qui60neS u C0rd0n0.
San German, Puerto Rico, JUNO 27
de 1904.
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Or, M. RamiTGS
AGdICo Clrujan0.
OCULISTA.
JONsULTAs: do 2 & P. n.
Plaza Principal MIN, "a
DesafiO de Base Ball
"EI Million" obtuvo una bonita
victoria ell domingo

En- la partida de baseball, del do
mingo en- Pta. de TERRA, entire los Clubs
@Mill6n9 y sCaribea, obtuvo aquel
una espl6ndida victoria
Eel ~Mill6n> sinti6se Scaia) y batio
ell record en- forma modo, deiando al
SCaribe2 con Ia tristeza de la derrota.
Los muchachos del sMill6na iuga-
ron con mucho arte Y habilidad suma.
He aqui ell resultado de la partida.
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A LOS PROPIETARIos

Cuadernos talouarius de Cisn rsctbos para
abros de alquileres de oasss.
Bo}etHs de demand4s
"a La CorreSpondeucia dc Puerto Rico.
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CAFE "SAN JUAN"

sitio mas centrico fresco de la Ciudad
,froce al pdblico, servicio esmerado refres-
IS, dulces helados, la vez que oportu
lidad para disfrutar de la mdsica de
3treta.
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Acting Director of Charities
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, the MARYLAND Casualty COMPANY,
corporation organized under the laws OF Mary.
the laws of this state. relative to the admission
and authorization Of insurance companies of its
class.
Commissioner. do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact its
appropriate business Of casualty insurance In the
State Of Minnesota according to the LAYS tnsse
said authority be revoked otherwise legally
terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at st. Paul,
this 31st day of January. a. D. 1908.
ELMER 81. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioners.
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the abnormal craving for alcoholic drink
has been discovered by; a chemist OF
many years standing, and after thorough
test, during which, It has amply demon-
strated that 1t never fails to, perform Its
mission. a preparation has been placed on
the market which will positively and per-
manently destroy the craving for liquor,
at the same time that it restores the
normal conditions Of the nerves of the
stomach and the digestive organs, toning
up and improving the health OF the pa
tient.
"oRRlNE" is the name Of this wonder
full preparation, which Is now on sale all
over the United States, sold and recon-
mended by the leading druggists Of the
country.
"0RRINE" is Endorsed by the w. c. r.
u, public men, physicians. clergymen,
many members of the y. M. G.. A.. and by
thousands of others. The: good work
whihc this wonderful preparation has done
has made it's name known from Maine to
California, and has caused such a de-
mand for it that its manufacturers, who
are well-known and prominent men of
Washington, D. c., have been unable to
supply that demand SIS
"oRRiNE" is now On sale in Minneapo-
lis by the Voegeli Bros. Drug Co.. and
Washington ay. In every package there
Is registered guarantee that this remedy,
If taken according to directions, will per-
manently destroy the craving for liquor.
with the distinct agreement to refund the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-14
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
New Movement to Apply Secular
Methods and p,.incin1as

On Tuesday evening. last there. con-
vened at the Auditorium in Chicago
representative body that stands for all
that is highest and best in our American
and Christian civilization. From every
part of the union, and from nearly every
Christian denomination, this immense hall
was crowded with men and women who
came to hear what these leaders Of re-
ligious thought would say regarding the
moral and religious education Of the
young. Through the two following days
the discussion continued, bearing upon
every phase and every fundamentally Of
education-the home, the Sunday school,
Christian Endeavor societies and the pub
lie schools. The meetings were character
lied by deepest interest and sustained
by most thoughtful addresses, eloquently
presented.
The profound convictions, the catholici-
ty Of spirit and the largeness Of view that
lost sight Of minor differences in the pres
ence of great dangers and great truths,
recalled to my memory the feelings awak-
ened when, in the fifties, I listened to the
prophetic voices that pointed to the COM
ing civil strife as the legitimate outcome
of national sin. The conscious response
bility of a Christian people toward their
children, the dangers of increased intel
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any such charter its amendments to provide
that any such city may issue certificates of in
debtedness or bonds up to any limit such charter
or Its amendments may prescribe, and without
having the proposition Of their issue approved by
the legal voters of such city, If such certificates
Of Indebtedness or bonds are for any of the fol
lowing purposes, to-wit: St
(1l For the creation maintenance OF a per-
manent improvement revolving fund;
l2) for the purpose of anticipating the col1ec-
ton Of general taxes for the year in which they
may be issue;
(3) for the purpose of extending, charging Or
improving water and lighting plants, or either
Of such plants, owned, maintained operated
by such city, or for the purpose of acquiring
any real other property needed In connection
with such extending, enlarging or improving
such plants, or either Of them; OF
81 for the purpose Of paying the lawful
floating Indebtedness of any such city or village
which floating Indebtedness is existing prior to
the adoption Of such charter, and is not already
funded into bonds.
*The clause in parentheses is of our in
sertion, and is designed to correct a seri-
GUS omission in the bill. 1t is of the first
Importance that a, sinking fund should be
an offset to Indebtedness, for it is in ef-
feet a payment Of debts.-Editor of r h G
Journ al.
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RunKEnnES IS IS 4 DISEASE
"w11L-PoWER" WILL NOT CURE IT.

purchase money if it ever should fail,
which, it has never done and never will.
For the drunkard unwilling to be cured,
"ORRlNE" can be given in food, tea, COT
fee. water or milk, without the patients
knowledge It is a small powder, taste
less. odorless and colorless. Thousands OF
cures have been effected In this way, and
thousands Of letters have been received
from grateful wives and mothers, all
speaking in the highest terms Of the ef-
fectiveness Of this remedy. In every case
the patients health has been improved.
Prepared by expert chemists, on prtn-
ciples recognized as correct by the med
ical profession, Endorsed by the best ply
sicians, "ORRlNE" leaves absolutely no
bad effects Of any kind. In fact, the med
ical principles upon which it is founded
would warrant it's use as tonic. There
are absolutely no poisonous drugs, cocaine
or other Injurious ingredients.
Thomas S. Hopkins, Past Commander
Of the G. A. r., OF Washington, D. c., writes:
Personal Investigation has proven to me
that "ORRiNE" cures the liquor habit.
think all the temperance organizations
in the country should take it UP and dis
tribute It," Hundreds of other similar
testimonials have been received from
prominent persons all over the land and
will be published from time to time by
consent of the writer's thereof.
The price Of "ORRINE" is 81 per box,
and 6 boxes are sold for IS. Mailed in
plain, sealed wrapper on receipts of price,
by the Orrine Company, Washington,
ID. G. Sold and recommended by
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The curse Of drunkenness is the beset-
ting sin Of the land. The demon ofsintem-
perance makes no discrimination in its
victims, striking down rich and poor alike
and blighting the lives Of millions every
year.
Many q young man Of brightest promise
and greatest mental and physical gifts
has found tho .dishonored grave of a
drunkard, instead Of the honorable place
tn society to which his attachments would
have fitted him and his station in life en-
titled him.
In days gone by it was thought that
a drunkard was a drunkard merely be-
cause he wished to be so, the popular ops
inion being that any man could stop drink
ing If he would only exert sufficient will
power.
The medical profession have long since
recognized the fallacy of attempting to
cure q drunkard of his Incorporate habits
by moral suasion. 1t has been we'll
known medical fact for years that con-
tinued indulgence in alcoholic stimu-
lants causes the stomach and digestive
organs to become diseased. Physicians
will tell you, therefore, that In the vast
majority of cases habitual drunkenness is
a physical disease, requiring physical
treatment.
This Is far too practical an age for
faith cure fallacies. 1t will not be con-
tended by many sane persons that organic
diseases can be cured by mental pro-
cesses.
The secret Of the proper way to treat
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Mardi Gras.

$34-New Orleans and return, sS4, via
Wisconsin Central Railway. No change
Of depots In Chicago if desired. For full
particulars call on or address V. c. Rus
sell, c. P. T. A., ESQ Nicollet avenue, Min
[neapolis.
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lectual power and SKILL unregulated by.
high ideals of life and of duty to society,
and the inadeQuacy of present methods
prompted the calling of this convention,
and determined its plan for united ef-.
fort to stimulate and improve all worthy
means now employed, and to, devise those
that may be required 8 - -
1t is to make known WlatI believe to be
the beginning of a, new and forward move
n1ent toward a -profounder view of edu-
cation that I make this report. Instead
of giving q description of the meetings
I give in brief the ideas that prevailed, and
the general plan of Incorporation deter
mined upon for the future
First-The stress was put upon the view
that true education aims at character
building; that true character must relate
itself to all life, and to all the relations
of life-to eternity as well as to time, to
God as we'll as to man, and to man as a
brother. This is religious education, and
any form or phase that expressly or i'm
pliedly ignores this comprehensive view
is inadequate, and, in its final result,
harmful.
Second-The home is the fountain head
of life and of religious character. The
atmosphere of the home, the example OF
parents and the systematic instruction OF
the children should express the purity, the
cheerfulness and the beauty of our Chris
tianity that will establish our children in
their tastes ana principles 1oi Oil IAe
| future. r.e.
Third-The Sunday school, which is sus-
tained by the devotion of voluntary serv-
! ice, demands a larger attention and a
more intelligent support from the church
The utter want of continuity and com
pleteness in lessons taught, the equal dis
regard Of all pedagogical principles in the
adaptation Of instruction to- the several
stages 81 life. developInents With their nat
ural result IL the ,hsss Of sihtefest, and ir
the loss to the school Of youth In the ad-
descent perod-all point to the necessity
.(of systematic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES teach'
| ers In matter and methods Of our Sunday
school teaching.
Fourth-societies Of Endeavor should
develop character by those varied forms O.
Christian service and study which broader
I the view to include the whole field a
home and abroad These should so falnil
iarize them with the plans and methods
Of the church that the transition from
SUNDAY school to church will be impercep
tible, because natural. 4E-,-
| Fifth-Careful inquiry should be mad
in what ways, within the limits set TO
instruction in our schools, this instruc
4 ton may be given without implicitly lg
j noring the great facts of religion, an
how positively to cultivate the moral char
acters Of youth to obedience to- an en-
lightened conscience, 81