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The Code of Ethics Approved.

NoRRIsrowN, Pa, May 9.-At the annual
meeting of the Pennsylvania Medical Asso-
citation resolutions were unanim ously adopt
ed reafirming the associations approval of
adhesion to the code OF ethics adopted by
the American Medical Association, and de-
claring that organized opposition by local
society or individual members to the code
which was thus approved is rebellion against
the constituted authorities. The secretary
was instructed to forward copy of the reso-
lutions to the committee of arrangements at
Cleveland for presentation to the association.
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New York, May 9.-The forty-ninth ami
versary of the American Female Guardian
Society was celebrated to-day The annual
reports showed-Receipts $50, GIG expenses
$50, 977 A balance from last year enabled
the society to meet all expenses There were
pa adults and 40l children at the home dur
ing the year.
At the fifty-eighth annual meeting of the
American Tract Society to-day, it was report
ed that the receipts during the year were
1894, 066, expenditures $3.50 $50.
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guished company. including ex-senator Window
and james Gilfllap, president of the Bronze
Company,
An old gentleman unostentatiOuslY stepped mp
to the treasurers desk of the Presby terian Board
of Home Missions, few days ago, aud LAID there
alarge envelope directed To the board. Then he
walked away quickly that the treasurer had
opportunity to ask him any questions. On
opening the envelope 81, 900 in United States
bonds rolled ont, their value being about s., 400.
Men vino give in this quiet manner exceed
inVlV rnrR
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THAT wonderful cathocon known as Mrs.
Lydia E. PinKham's Vegetable Compound has
given the lady worldwide reputation for doing
good. 1t is like living spring to the vital con-
stituton. Her Blood Purifier will do more to
cleanse the channels of the circulation and
purify the life of the body than all the sanitary
devices of the board OF health.
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A Touching Incident.

Rochester IN. " Post.
A beautiful young girl was about to be
married TO bachelor seventy years of age,
but very rich. On the eve of her marriage
she learned that his wealth had been sudden
ly swept away, leaving him penniless old
man. Did the noble girl desert him in this his
hour OF trouble? She did indeed, and her
parents helped her, too.
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Now 1OfK Tribn ms.
Ex-Speaker Grow was telling me last week
some anecdotes of Thaddeus Stevens, who
once, defending the public schools that had
with difficulty been legalized, said that the
Pennsylvania Dutch cared nothing for edu-
eating their sons and daughters, provided
they could import and breed fine pigs and
cattle and horses. This was made the most
of~by Steyens's enemies, and he had to de-
fend himself publicly when he went back to
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RECEIVER for Mhite SULPHUR SPRINGS.

CHARLESTON, May 9.-Argument was made
to-day in the United States Circuit Court on
an application for receiver for Green Brier
White Sulphur Springs. Application will
be made before Chief Justice Waite and Jus-
tees Bond and Jackson, sitting at Parkers-
burg. to vacate or modify the order of Judge
Bond appointing a receiver.
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A New Field for the Dudes.

London Letter
Persons sitting quietly in various places of
amusement in London have lately been
astonished at seeing young gentleman sit
ting near them suddenly Illuminated in a
mysterious manner. A moments inspection
has revealed IN his button-hole a tiny mean
descent lamp which is supplied with cleo
tricity by an accumulation carried in his
breast nocEet
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CHICAGO, May 9.-0ficers at General Sheri-
dau's headquarters in this city do not credit
the rumor of the disaster to Crooks column.
While it is true they have no recent advices
from Crook in person, they are in the way
of receiving quick communication from any
point in Texas or New Mexico in case of an
engagement, and particularly so in case of
any disaster. Any report which General
Crook might make of operations in, or from
Arizona, would go to the headquarters of the
Department of the Pacific at San francisco,
and the headquarters here would not be in
receipt of any report direct.
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The ohio Homeopathlo Association.

COLUMBUS, May 9.-At a meeting of the
State Homeopathic Association, to-day, H.
e. Beebe, of Sidney, and H. C. Allen, of Ann
Arbcr, were elected delegates to the Ameri-
can Institute of Homeopathy, which meets
next month at Niagara Falls; G. G. McDer-
mott of Cincinnati, to the Indiana Institute
and j. Z. Sanders, of Cleveland, to the Mich
lgan society," which meets at Lansing, May
10. Dr. Sanders was elected president, and
Dr. Beebe secretary. The association will
meet Of Cleveland next May.
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RnidInp Oninm nens

New YoRK, May 9.-The war begun by the
Young Mems Catholic Society of the Trans
iiguration Church againstthe Chinese caused
the closing tonight by the police of the
opium joints in the neighborhood. Two
girls and one Chinaman were arrested one
OF the girls upon complaint of her brother.
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BRAIN REST By ]. Leonard Corning, NJ D. G.
l.. Putnam's Sons, New York. Bowen, Stow
art & Co., Indianapolis. Price, 81.
An able and well-written essay on the phe-
nomena of the BRAIN sleeplessness from va
rions causes, etc The author reveals the
causes, and suggests corresponding remedies
of value alike to the profession and to per-
sons of judgment not acquainted with medi-
cal remedies
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WORK AND WAGES. BY Sir Thomas Brassey, K
c. B., NJ. p q. p. Putnam's Sous, New YORK.
Bowen, Stewart& Co, Indianapolis Price. 81.
OF the Popular Information series. The
reprint of careful and conservative review
OF the condition of labor during the past
half century, with all the affecting circum-
stances of conditions and wages. A valuable
addition to the literature on this subject
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THE INDIAN WAR.
The War Department Does Not Believe In
Any Disaster to Crook.

The war Department Does Not Believe in
Any Disaster to Crook.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The War Depart
ment has not heard from General Crooks
expedition since the Sd, but Secretary Lin
coin says that the circumstance does not
give any ground for alarm. He had full con-
fidence in General Crooks Judgment and
prudence, and is satified he knew what he
had to encounter before he crossed the
border. The Secretary Is not disposed to
credit the rumors of an engagement between
General Crooks forces and the hostile Indi-
ans in Mexico, in which Crook was beaten.
He thinks if fight had taken place, the de-
partment would have heard of it through
some OF the military posts along the border.
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nesaruinr cnnfidenne.

Therets no article which an richly deserve the
entire confidence OF the community az RrOwn's
Bronchial TrOonea Those suffering from Asth-
mnlia aud bronchial diEenses, Cougha and
Colds should try thpm. Price 25 cents.
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The Tennessee. Gambling Law.

MEMPHIS, May 9.-The act passed by the
Legislature making gambling a felony went
into effect to-dny, and all the gaming houses
of this city closed their doors this afternoon.
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The MAINTENANCE OF HEALTH. BY ]. Mil
ner Fothergill, NJ. D., NJ. r. c. p G. P. Put
nam's Sons, New York. Bowen, Stewart & Co.,
Indianapolis, Paper. 60 cents.
One of the most practical works yet issued
on this subject, so fruitful of essays and
books. The author writes in plain
manner, free from perplexing technicalites,
and each chapter is supplemented with de-
auctions in terse form. The book is of such
interest that the reader will not willingly
give it up until the last page be read.
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NEW BOOKS.

SACRED SCRIPTURES OF THE WORLD. Compiied
and edited by Rev. Martin X. SchernerhOrn,
M. A. G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York Bow
en-, Stewart Il Co, indianapolis. Price, So.
A handsomely bound, clearly printed
well-arranged book exposing the sacred
scriptures of the East, embracing extracts
from the Old and the New Testaments, from
the Persian, Hindoo, Buddhist, Grecian and
Roman scriptures, all eulogizing Christian
virtues and commencing righteous deeds
From this book it will be seen that the Per
sian scriptures are sngularly practical A
few excerpts will suffice:
/. Cultivate the soil drain marshes and
destroy dangerous creatures.
2. He who sows the ground with diligence
acquires greater stock of religious merit
than he could gain by ten thousand prayers
in idieness.
T. To show favor to the wicked is in fact
doing injury to the good. Pardonlng OPP
pressors is injuring the oppressed
In another selection is:
l. A certain man Quilted a monastery and
became member of college. One asked
him what was the difference between relig-
ious men and learned men, that had induced
him to change his associates. He replied
The devotee tries to save his own blanket
from the waves, and the learned man endeav-
ors to rescue others from drowning
2. The paths to God are more in number
than the breathings of created beings.
The object of the book is to furnish aid TO
all students of the Scriptures and the editor
has admirably succeeded in the undertaking.
1t will make a valuable addition to every
library.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TIRE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. May 10, | A. A..
For Tennessee and the Ohio vaney-Increas-
ing cloudiness with rain, southerly, veering to
westerly winds, stationary or lower tempera-
ture, rising, preceded in the east portion by
falling barometer.
For the Lake Region-Cloudy, rainy weather,
easterly, shifting to southery winds, stationary
or higher temperature in the east portion, and
lower pressure.
For the Upper Lake Region-Cloudy, rainy
weather, variable Winds shifting to colder north
westerly. falling, followed by rising barometer.
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DIED.

DIED.
100000
William Hilkenbach, May O.,
at 1l:2o II. M. of paralysis.
Funeral Sunday, at y. M, from his late resi-
dence, 1906 North Illinois street.
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General OBSERVATIONS.

General Observations.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1928 y. NJ.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
tlme AT all stations
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE
M OF city aud farm property in Indiana and
OHIO Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, s4 East
Morket street.
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MONEY TO LOAN AT THE LOWEST RATES
M of interest JOHN W, WILLIAMS IL CO..
3 and Vinton Block.
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T WILL FURNISH MONEY ON FARM Sc
L curlty. promptly, at the lowest rates for long
or snort time THOS. c, DAY 81 CO., 70 East
Market street
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NOR SALE--FARMS, CHEAP, ON LONG
Il credit, which we have taken on foreclosure.
Send for circular. FRANCIS SMITH ~ CO.
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NOR sALE-THREE LOTS u26 FEED ON
II North Alabama street, l la squares south %
Seventh street. Address DIR, j. W. CULBERr
son, Sole W. Washington street.
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FOR SALE

NOR SA LE-ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAT
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H.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-12
Local Items.

DRUGS at Bascoms
PATENT medicines at Bascom'sil
THE finest cigars at Bascom'sii
kLDGANT handkerchief extracts al Bas-
eom'silll
BIG trade in Diamond Dyes" at lBss-
,eom'siiill
TOYS at webster's
KID gloves at Webster's.
Go to webster's for silk handkerchief.
CIRCULATING library at Fl. Z. Slayton's
FINE assortment ofslippers at Griggs', Wa.
terbnry.
GEarrLEhEN's slippers, all styles. at Griggs',
Waterbury.
PLEASE call at SMILES and settle your shoe
bills this week.
LADIES and chiidren's slippers at Griggs
store, Waterbury.
SHEEr music and music-books of all kinds at
Griggs, Waterbury.
FINE colognes and elegant cologne toilets at
Keene's, Waterbury.
soME rare bargains In photograph albums at
Phinney's bookstore.
at Scott's, Waterbury.
PLAIN and decorated toilet sets at W. f.
Carpenters, Waterbury
NEW lot of pictures and frames Just re-
eeived at Phinney's bookstore.
THE best stock Of watches, chains, charms,
rings, ETC., at Scott's, Waterbury.
CHILDRENs sleds, and full line OF toy and
fancy goods at Keene's, Waterbury.
To reduce his stock OF colored cashmeres,
prices have been reduced al Webster's.
IE purchasing sewing. machine. be sure TO
take into account Its durability, simplicity, im.
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Chickering, Knabe, and Fisher pianos and tn
George Wood organs. Prices very low. Rd
member the place, head Of State street, Mon
pelier.
A. T. STRAW g. Co. have now In stock blacI
walnut ash, chestnut and painted chambe|
sets; parlor. dining and common tables vii
low, basket and all kinds OF chairs; lounge4
mattresses, spring beds, mirrors and all good
In this line, for Christmas presents Call AM
see us, and buy something for yourself. wiz
son, daughter, or some friend. A. T. Straw
Co., Main street, Waterbury. Vt e.
CHARLES KEENE, Waterbury, opposite tn
bank, has one of the largest and choicest al
sortments Of tasteful and unique articles In si|
ver-ware ever offered for sale In this sectio1
These goods have all been carefully selecte|
by himself, and are warranted TO be OF th
best quality and Of the newest and most orna
mental designs. Among them are man
articles especially suited for holiday gifts
such as elegant napkin rings and vases in 81
yer and gold, individual silver sets (compril
Ing napkin ring, salt and pepper croets, an
butter dish) tootb pick holders, salt and pei
per shakes of beautiful designs, combinatio
call-bell and spoonholders, cased fruitkniv'
and nut-picks, silver tea-sets, gold-lined bu
ter dishes, cake baskets, card-receivers, etc
call Rogers best ware. Call and Q,
anime his stock for full particulars.
CHRfsrhAs and New Years are close at han
and to all those in Hardwick and vicinity wi
are In want Of anything for presents wou
say: 1t will pay them to go miles to visit Il
well-known store Of Ira A. Shattuck, who
reputation for keeping good goods, and at re
sonable prices, is beyond question. My sto'
has been selected direct from the importers
Boston and will be sold at low figures. hal
the largest and est-selected stock Of wstchi
clocks, jewelry Of all kinds, silver and plat
spoons. forks, knives, ETC., etc. In hollI
plated ware have castors from "a to %, es
baskets, spoonholders, butter-dishes, cu
etc. A large line Of photograph and autogr
albums, fine line Of poems and books, ls
and small Bibles, Christmas cards, ETC.. /; writij
desks, work-boxes and baskets, handkerch(
and fancy boxes, etc., a fine line Of fran|
chromos, ladies' and gentlemen's coffee cul
smoking sets, majolica ware, shopping ba
and baskets, and bushels Of dolls and toy
toe numerous to mention. Two hundred CHI
mos to give away to customers. All tho
who know me know keep good goods q
warrant them as represented. Como and 9
them. Ira A. Shattuck.
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zas disponibles de mar y terra para
proteger q esta ciudad.
Nneva-Y York, Id. &. I'm telegrama
de Londres dice qne en- Madrid SO ha
ldado la Ultima mano al tratado CO.
:nercial que Sc ha estado negoclando
ldnrante algdn tempo entire Inglaterra
| y Espa1a, y que Sc pondra en- vlgor
embellishments
Madrid, Id. 6.-Sus Magistrates Y
ell Principe Federico asistieron aver d
una gran parada en- Carabanchel.
Por la noche los estudiantes dieron
una serenata al Principe en- la Plaza
de Oriente.
Nueva- York, id. id.-El Herald pu-
blica I'm telegrama de Madrid, en- Ell
cnal Sc dice que q Principe Federico,
q instancias de s. NJ. ell Rey, demora-
ra su viaje algunos dias, con ell obleto
de yisitar la Andalucia en- el case de
que Il Dnque de Montpensier consien-
ia en recibir al Principe en- Sevilla.
Ell telegrama ahade que el convenio
secretamente celebrado entire Alemania
Y Espafia contra las eventualidades re-
volucionarias ha merecido la adhesion
de otros monarcas, bien entendido que
ese pacto no Sc dirige contra Francia
sino solamente contra la propaganda
revolucionaria.
Ell telegrama termina diciendo que
es probable que surja una crisis MINIS
terial despues que ell Principe Federi-
co salga de Espafia, y que vuelyan al
poder los Conservatives.
Londres, id. id.-El Ministro de Ne
gocios Extranjeros annncia que lngla-
terra y Espafia van renovar las ne
gociaciones para uu tratado comerciai.
Espafla propondra d las Cortes que
Inglaterra sea tratada como la naclon
mas favoreciJa, e Inglaterra propondra
al Parlameuto que rebaje los derechos
sobre los vinos espaholes hasta cierto
grado alcoh6lico, con 10 cual desapare-
cerau los motlvos de queja por ambos
paises.
Ese convenio permanecera en- vlgor
hasta que quede sjustado ell tratado
defnitivo, cuyas negociaciones comen-
zaran en- breve.
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AVlSO lMPORTANTE.
Llamamos la atenci6n sobre ell
siguiente que Sc nos ha remitido:
Comandancia Principal de Marina
DE PUERTO-RICO.

/" Habiendo dispuesto la Superiori-
dad que Sc senale un dia para que ten
ga lugar la reunion de la Junta de A r
madores, comerciantes y consignata-
rios de bnques, capitapes de travesia,
PRACTICES y patrones duehos de embar-
caciones de cabotaje, con objeto de ira
tar sobre la reforma de la Tarifa de
practicaje de este Puerto, hago pdblico
por el presente,, que dicha reunion Sc
efectuara en- esta Comandancia Prin-
cipal q las doce del dia que haga diez
de los posteriores al en- que salga este
anuncio en- la Gaceta ofciat, 8 en- 81 81
guiente 81 fuese feriado: en- la inteligen-
cia de que el acuerdo Sc verificara con
ell ndmero de los asistentes cualqmera
que sea, quedando snjetos los demas d
eso>r y pasar por 10 que en- dicho acto
quede~cStablecido.
Puerto -kIoes - de DIRE. de 1888.
JOSH DE CARRAsS"
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Del Diario de MatanSas reproduce
mos 10 signiente:
GEL GRANO DE MOSTAZA.
A reserva de hacer oportunamente
las refexiones consoladoras que ell case
nos sugiere, insertamos con mucho gus
tn la siguiente carta que nos remite Ell
Rdo. Pbro. ID. Benito Walls.
Dice asi:
Sr. Director del Diario de Matansas
Sirvase publican en- ell peri6dico de su
digno cargo las siguientes hneas, favor
que lie agradecera So affmo. Capellan
O. B. S. M.-Benit0 Vatks.
Ell Sr. d. Andres Rodriguez, dueilo
de la gran fabrica de cigarros ola Be-
lleza" en- la Habana, con esa caridad
que tanto lie distingue en- favor de los
menesterosos, para socorrer q las pobres
niflas que Sc abrigan en- el "Asilo de
San Vicente de Paul" de esta ciudad,
ofreci6 dar cinco centavos por cada
ss::ste caietillas vacias, rotas sucias,
de su - tihrica, que por dicho asilo Sc le
presentarae. este ma sido el grano de
mostaza de q,., nos habla ell EUangelso,
puesto que, Sr. lrector, aun no hace
dos amos que hizo tan generosa oferta
va Sc han recogido 40, 900 marcas, que
han dado $50 pesos bilIetes, cantidad
religiosamerte entrega'a por ell senior
Rodriguez y recibida p, + conducto del
Sr. D. lsidoro ]. Ojeda. Dicha suma
Sc ha invertido en- ropas para cubrir las
necesidades de las asiladas; este habla
muy alto en- favor del sefiot Rodriguez ;
y el que suscribe quiere hacer phblico
semejante benefcio, y dar por este me-
dio las mas expresivas gracias d dicho
senior, asi como tambien d don Dionislo
Moreion, dueno del expreso que con-
duce dichas marcas gratuitamente d la
capital, y a tantas personas que, COM
prendiendo 10 hermoso de esta obra sin
saeriheios de ninguna clase, entregan
Las ca]illas que recogen por las Gales J
plazas, contribuyendo con So obolo d
tan gran carload.
Deseo, Sr. Director, que Hame la
atenci6n sobre tan brillantes resultados,
que, como ha dicho Vd. muy bien, con
las-"sobras del rico hace festin ell po-
bre."
Matanzas, Octubre 81 de 1888.
Pbro. Benito TalLs."
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Ejercicio. - Tambien el NAL
tempo hizo que Sc suspendiera la
asamblea de Voluntarios ell domingo
dltimo.
Tendra lugar ell pr6ximo, Dios me-
dante.
En- chirona. -Parece que ha SIS
do detenido en- estos dias un snJeto
que en- plena via pdblica de Aguadilla
81 permiti6 proferir gritos subversivos.
Carecemos de detalles acerca de este
reprobable suceso.
Modestia. Dice GEL Clamor
del Pals" que la modestia no es cuall-
dad abundante en- nuestro partldo.
ESQ debe encajarselo ell colega al
gunos de los suyos a quienes la sober
bic Y La vanidad los traen hinchados y
ilenos de viento.
,Digo, 81 hasta las pretensiones tie
nen de que Sc gobierne la isla d su ca
pricho!
g FL Pueblo '.-Este cOlega de
Ponce parece que Sc ha despachado d
su gusto contra ell benemerito general
SAM.
~ valiente.. ........ anil y pico de
leguas!
Por fortuna los e;ros de Eg Pueblo
no alcanzan al general oanr
Temporal.-P or las noticias qus
vamos recibiendo, comprendemos que
| ell iltimo temporal de aguas ha sldo
general en- toda la isla.
iPor cierto que ha coincidido con la
furia de Ell Clam0r del Pals.
Calles.-sCuando Sc apiadara ell
Municipio de nuestras Gales? Guam
| do Sc arreglaran estas "conforme de-
mandan las necesidades y La cultura de
la poblaci6n?
Aguardamos la respuesta...... senta-
dos.
Beneficio.--Preparase con gran
lueimiento el del aplaudido baritone
| senor Abella que tendra lugar en- la
semana proxima.
Preciosa. - Remos visto una
artistica botonadura de orc que por su
trabalo, por su gusto, por su detalle
honra q su artifce Ell acreditado plate
Iro senior Ramon.
Els un obsequio que Sc dedica por nm
amateur al Maestro senior Sendra, cuyo
lbenefcio tendra lngar esta noche.
| Electricidad.-El conocido elec-
Itricista Mt. Trouve, dice un colega, in
yentor de una multitud de pequenos
Iaparatos electricos para diversas A2ll-
caciones, Sc propone realizar la del
Ialumbrado domestico, que es clertamen-
|te de IN gran interes:
i All efecfo, Sc sirye de IN sistema de
i llamparas de incandescencia, allmenta-
1 das Dor una pila de So invencion, que,
i con un volumen muy pequeno, tienen una
gran energia, rsuniendo ademas una
gran circumstance, esenc:al para Ia
aplicaci6n de que Sc trata, de no pro-
.lducir olor alguno, 10 cual permite colo
lcarlas en- toda clase de habitaclones.
Il Dos pilas de seis elementos acopia-
1 das en tension desarrollan una fuerza
lelectro-motriz ds "a volts, y como las
Iamtaras empieadas no exigen mas quf
.lI4. no hay diifcultad en- hacer funcio-
mar las que Sc qniera, agrupados en-
Ieantidad.
1 Una yentaja del alumbrado con es.
lta pila, es la de alimentar seis lamparas