davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

taS que oSCAn 0octdld0S a p0rdor su
vida con tai de destruir las de sus
semejaates, os que a todR costa y
por todos los medios estan empe-
nsdos en- conseguirlo, en- una pa
labra, los ansrquistas fanaticos.
Que mueran, ST, pero que mne
ran a montonee, que la sociedad
haga con ellos, 10 que ellos quie-
rem hacer con la sociedad. que,
aunque signifque 10 que signifi-
que, sc ponga de nuevo en- vigor Ia
maxlma del O6digo visigodO;" "oJo
por oJo, diente por diente"; que no
SO les trate como a hombres, que
Sc les trate como & perrosI
"El Hera'do de Madrid" cuenta a
veces cosas que, vamos, parecen
bromitas &c su gente, pero ahora
creemos de todo coraz6n 10 que re-
lata. Tratase de la India inglesa
(prepOnderanCia, genio mercantlI,
progreso y demas adyacentes, re
sumen de las cualidsdes de todo
puebleCito ingl6s), y en- ella de dos
individuos memories de edsd que Sc
casan porque 81, porque quieren !:
uno de ellos, ell varoncito, tiene
nueve 6 diez amos. J la palomits
seis ests, cassda va, segdn las cos
tumbtes de squells region y segdn
el HerGldO, con otro personsje por
voluntad paterns. Llevado ell asun-
to 6 los Tribunales, mu6vese D com.
passion el Amino de los que juEgan ;
es deCir, que por poquito em-piezan
s llorar los buen1s &c los Magis
rrsdos; consderAn 8 tos cu&n sensi
BILE seriA splicar en- todo su rigor las
mAximas de justicia a los dos inocen-
tes reos; Sc colocan, aunque va gran.
decitos, en la sltuaci6n de aquellos
angeles, figGrsnse uu estado ana
logo en- sus primitivos tiempos poT
consigulente, considersn la feliei-
dad que todos tienen dereoho 4
gozar; observan, despues de con.
cienEudo examen critico. juridiCo-
econ6mico (este e!emento dicen que
nunca falta en- los de la Gran Bre-
tshs), que era llegado e. instante d.
proclsmsr una novisima organiza
cl6n familiar. tundados en- hechC
tan inespersdo como halagiieno; Ell
fin, que los Magistrates de modernC
cufo, pe2sando en- todo este, ina
ginan con perfeeto crlterlo variaI
cosas i. estudiar en- la sociedaC
Iqae aquella f4milla trsiga por re
sultado la mayor 8 menor verosimi
lttud de las DOCTRINES que acerca d.
humana Sc han expueato, po
ejemplo, la del pacto social del ciu
dadano Rousseau, del mismo mode
Iy por Ia mlsna rsz5n que quierC
Ideducirse el modo de ser del saliva
lie de aver por ell modo de ser de
sAlvaje de hoy; =. examiner col
Especial esmero las institucioneG
lque aquellos desgraciados estab.eE
can para 81 vida; 8. pedir ufana ]
al par modestamente, si puede ser
al mundo entero, una Paten,e de Il
invenci6n mas grande y de la oo1
rreneia mAs felIz que regIstra Ia
Hlstoria de los III rtale,; e. recibi
los honores de ordenanEa en- Lon
dres, y, ea su defecto, en- MArFue
COS.
| lLos MsgIstra los que lntegvinie
ron en- 10 question no hlcleron, ay
mas que enterneeersel
lLoAdo sea. -. etc
Roberto DHrAn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17
Las EXPe0lCI0NeS
TRASATI.ANTICO@ :
Roberto Daraa
DE LOS

Ssgdn eArsAs cue lenemos ia
Mario, re-ibids G!li q .tisgrami
De Ia Camara &c Comsrcio de es-
IA Capital. piditn1o sl FsssAh ssi
misns9 de Ia txpsaiei6e aprImi
iAy Ia eonliaaaeion &c Ia core
iida, ei Ss Lmtsss 4c6 i los
sea gea FeereseaIAsges pOr eaEA
Antil'a. = f&e aeaeFdo qas dlehs
Sa Lsstsss een los S,ss Gagl6a.
Santos. $ isE y A faa vitaen ..
MAESTRO para aIgsi0 sArls qae "a
Dipasaao. dc Pasrtl ~Ri ~, per
asAslmiaaa lie ios sossaEfsassa d
a sssl5s. afassaen ss easssas e..
asaa4 So .@s sssraea@a. , Q@s ss 81
a<rarss ts sasaeAsssA ls sx sAss 80
ie sassasdsE qss sc sa suFrsnl
10.
Ss sos paF.lsipa. aassaks. qss
4s "a sniFwvlssa san O. s. Maasa
- lssos CO usFasaAss mar aAaa-
sssAes, Y 9as q " hssAaass stfs
sA6 sssS aaas = saaKsEA Sc essa
placer 1 Pssag lee. ste . fas
glsnlaf.
FaFA a9A ssa @sa E8fA sF
ae8se8 a k@&a &me waaaa gsss -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

Lo han pressado, y jasso e.
eonsignar.o con eloglo, sl Comgn
dante q individaOs del pusato de
Ia GaardlA Civil dc Cia.es, La
mados Ell primsro ID. Eastaquic
Arbonisr y Ios osros ID. Felipe
FasnssspaaA, ID. Mariaao peFal ,
ID. Vidal Rair, logrAndo sxelars-
aE eon sumA aenvidad y rapides
sodo 10 eoassFaisase / VaEios rc.
aoa qas veslAn eomeGieadose en
IL sienaA Q2s en- au va.laaA tiacA
lie cafe De aqasl!a loeai lad Iisns
.oisEGA aasagFo sagimAao amigo '
e2gTsligicaario sl haesedado Dss
Lsrenxo Jas. Coma ecasssuss.
- dc sas ssloaaa , sasasss Ess-
saosss. haa stss4 gaaa "a si.A9oi
Ca@AnAAsss y 6aar4ias. o. Jax
ssdo. saAsso ssjssos eoasissaa y.
soalesos as toa as lsos sa easa-
sk3A.
k'oa laasta aaos. ssA > Ess CO
aasssa el 81 jsy. esa ,sarsa tags.
aaasas ~ 9Fauga4 PARA 90 Fsse-
.s4aa sta@Fss - - bsasmasasa,
sas sas 81 aagsx&kase sa@yas
"a ta 3sssf, ssaa Aasa a4sfxa
- . @asas 80 Is ss4sFsmxsa y -
AAAEaa e. ar AIS pasa sss&i w.srI
q s@s A@asa8a=sass ass ia s<a
As@ss , ga ss at.saaaa ass 80
sAss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17
LaSQScTiDCidl para MGila.

Continus Ia subscription abierta
en- ssta C,udad por los Sres Ar =.
suags, Roman, Egozcue, Aionso,
Bolivar y nuestro Director:
Euma zntsrior.......... $l1 ,3SO.25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17
P0R LA FAMILlA
DEE SHN0R ASNMJ0.

Con.inda Ia relaci6n de las per.
'onas qne consribuyen, CON las
cantidades que Sc expresan, a 10
suscripcion inicisda en- favor de
la familia del difunso D. Feie.
rico Asenjo y Artesga:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17
B0louI Morcanl do PtO-RicO,
fsGBADo Is Dx DIoIEMBRR DB 1923.
SERVICIO TElEGRiFICO.
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA
/(Recibido hoy & las S de la tarde).
BOLETIN MERCANTIL.

Respecto pol(tica que deba
seguirse asunto Marruecos hay
desacuerdo Ministries; algun0
opinan General rompa arreglos
hermano Sultan y emprenda
energica campana.
Venci6 plazo que hermano
Sultan di6 General, ofreciendo
captura Maimon Mohatar, Jefe
kabilas, como otros Jefes Rife
nos, no siendo encontrados.
-Vistos tales enganos, Gene
raj pidi6 Gobierno nuevas ms
trucciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

zalez Mufoz, por Guys feliz es-
tancia entire nosotros repetimos
nuestros votog.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

mas de los acompaiiantes no ae pa
cecian la una & la otra, unas anti
guas, otras modernas, los sabsllos
con vistas al del ingenioso Hidslgo,
hssta ESQ estabs previsto por 81
habil escen6grsto Mnley Araaf 7
Hs dado el principe marroquf, Ga
resumen, un golpecito de Estao, y
otro politico- Caballar.
IQui6n, despu6s de semejante
taCtica, cree en- Ia buena fe de las
promesas del Sultanf iEran esss
todas las instruSciones que traia
su enviGdO espeoiaEi lbs ese ell mo
do de castigsr d las kabilas que es-
tan resueltas & pisotear nuestros
desechos I 4 Els esa lA satisfaction
que 4 Espana de ell Sultan I mo
90 traducen las expEesiones de Mu-
ley Arasf por Ia aprohaCion mas
absolute de la conducta obserVada
desde el 2 de Ostubre por los Sub
ditos de su hermanof IQu6 es en-
tonces, sin6f IEs decir, que el cas-
tigo que Sc da a los del Rif es ell
de mendigar para los mismos So
ber0ias, mGgnifiCas ConCeslones !
IOrse ese principe, 6 10 que sea,
que Espaiia premla & loJ asesinos
dc los espsnoies
Asi esta la question hoy por hoy.
Muley Araaf la sido desairado en-
sodo, Muley Araaf las guardara Sc
guramente para ousndo llegue,
que por 10 visto sera ell dia del jul
clio, el Emperador Toituga. Segdu
apreeie este 10 actitud dsl G0bier-
no, ssi podrA 6 no complicarse el
asunto; en- sus msncs esta tomarlO
todo a Droms, y es probablemente
10 que le hsrA mas feIiE. De todos
Todos, aqui 81 decision Affirmative
8 negativa caussra soberana indi.
ferencia.
Martinez Oampos es ell General
en- Jete del Eje:cito dc a AfriCG. lQae
10 entienda asi el Sultan, para Il
que juEgus oport1no!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

para que referir ahora Las intri-
gas politicss deaqui contra ell Minis
tro de Ia Guerra, contra el cabinets
ssgastinof Fundadas an Ia falss
apariencia de Ia rivalidad dc Lopez
DomingueE y Martinez Oampos
una veg que aquel propone y firms
ell nCmbramiento de este para Ge.
neral en- Jefe, felicitandole emOclo-
daio por clio al poner el pie en- Ia
Rstaoi6n, y Martinez Oampos, nC
bien bsja de. coche euando, igno
rando 10 que pasabs, pues que solC
venia q MadIid por motives parti
culares, dice que traia el propositt
de reiiir una batalla a favor de
prlmeroS, revelase la contradiction
en- que ineurrian Ia pTensa madtile.
IA y gcs que con ella se identi6ca.
ban.
Las protestas contra 10 liamads
calma del Sr Lopez Dominguel
rienen su razon de ser en- ell entu
siasmo deliraate dc 10 Naci6n, que
como e'estrico al fin, quiere que il
demas Sc haga tarnbi6n por la elec
tricldad, y ESQ no 90 posible.
Los perl0dieos llevarAn dates ml
nuclosos sobre ell herolsmo desple.
gado por los presldiailos oil mandC
del captain retirado Sr ARIA. Ma
ehos moros han caido sorprendldos
por 10 paItida, cuando ellos inten-
taban sorprender a los nues-
tros: emboscadas, luchaa cuegpo
cuerpo, expulsion de sus propias
trincheras, combates noctusnos, son
10 sintesis de 10 que en- estos diAs
han practicable aquel puhado de
valientes. El Sr AFiEA es elogiA
dislmo por sn comportamsenso y su
intrepldes FL &c ha propue&to eli
laGta compensation cAAaR Eiifchss,
= 10 hace las mil mAravilas. Mu.
ohos de los presidlarios, desdlehA.
dos, pero espaholes, han mereeido
del Gobierno 81 pfcmio debldo
euatro, cineo. sells ahos, aigo slem-
pre-, 90 les Aa rcoajado de Ia pena
Atfnismo tuponemos eonoclaa
en- esa Ia algeria con qae los sesct-
vtstas y todos mArchAn { MellllA, J
el J6bal0 con que ee rocibad la de-
signsci6n de- General cn Jefe e.
"a soldado vale dos 4 pmstig del
diA Is, ieSha de- h. ID. aombtanAo
q AaEstnea Camps, porqae tam.
bsen &C iumssaa Ia tnGlusneiA de
cate en o. eletciio. No Ia pwnllAo
gacsnpo Cl aeheEal ! el 25 llega d IN
ocEIr, pressnia sas Fespsgn@ q 81
AAie&smd, sr poae De acaesdo e0h
81 ss Lopcz DonAtnggs~s msxr~& de
u tasnra sanpAna, vtEasa 4 sAEsa.
"a. 4 CAnuvas, : toao el mun9o /,
sale DC Madrid cl ~, de MAgawA g.
IL. , AeJ, -. ya cmGaEA ss AcalslA.
iQaS II saGsslla Dc IL Fl2saa hsa-
lie savsnpse iaaanFaai moasw % tfam
10 Gal AasEsw eAadaab0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

Csa laa gse lgsesa@s as Mssl..a as
- osts4S3o "a AnxAs@ las 4sagsa
esAa ds HAaa&a4x'. AbAsEw - ass
ts< ats@s oasaA.sa ts0s saA4aa i "a
~ gasAse eeAaA q as8, - aaasla3sa
4oaassses 5e sas Kes AAA sas@~
IA 4 5Assao aSaa pssa 2Assa ss ara
sssa aAsApix - 90 pA*aes = saa
@esE 1AAA 4 A2Fas2as & .a, Cos r.
eAAS pss u FsssAa - uaaA. sa.as
f4xH bas Sss s9a sssas " ~ Sc -
@AsesSA ia aAsaAa@ \ a x@ass
sS@ssaass ErA@AA Fssv naa tsaass&
aesSagAA
H. A. ~ ASA a5s.ss uss AsaA.ss
ssgsexaa s2s&Sss @s aEsaasA saaas aa.a
As&s.as ss ssa aaafA q assas Se sga
sses 2anA1ss SIS EsAnAas csc - 90
sssass@s
Aa asaAs AssAaa 4sa sss8aa ~ sm
ia 81 ssaAs 81 zn ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

- aAssA sas. sss& as 8ss
~ sssss 2ss ssaws sa - as#auaag
saa sgss@sss a@sa : sss s.gsas ssssssss
sssssnss sS ssssxx ag ws ssasns I.
So sss 2sx ssAssA. ssa sassassa ! ass
gsseS ss 81 Aa sssssss = aaa ssss. gss
asAs sassisssssssss. sss~ I've e sss a. "a a.
asssas ssa Assa saaA
~ AAsa u &s Ma "a : A8sx
msss sssxesAs u asa a4 a. asa 80
Aas's ss@s sssas ssas "a sss & szsaaa
asS sAsAsssss ssssss ss sssa wsassamsasse
sssA Sasr@ assa Ass ssE sssssss
ne ssSs A1ssssS gsss s.s sasssa nsss IA
ssss saa sAsss - @*paaasa me saa
&ssssss sH assass So 80 a4ss@x& 81
o sAsA Ass4 ssaassa ssssasaAa4
a. AAs.sss Esa esasNssa sss.a IA "a
sss.ss@ sss . = II = Aasss vnx ss.saa
RssmAs ss assaa@xm8 a aat ~ s.as
s.s Assa& > aasass ssss#as waa sss ussss
~ s@ ss fs ass 8sa -
ssss kses ses sass g i 4asams.
a = sAa@ e.# a E A xsa
sss Ass sas sss4%ss ssA sAs6a saa, =
ssssAaassssas $50 sss assesses aawsaM a~a
ssw snzsas nj sSmeE asm ssNss ass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

s..,lilg as h saz:Ai J t.Ii gTsiEata .a EGTuDl
FRANOIA.

&&SAAe "a &As
Dice ell 10 wrnal aes Fabricants
Dc Secrs al 4as condolences mete-
reol0gicas de la semana Is de No.
viembreJ no han sido propicias pa
"a la eonserv aelon de las remola-
chass y las Il llces almaeenadas en-
los silos geru imam de una manera
sorprendente, 10 que 90 sraduce en-
Ia coloracion osss los guarapos, mela-
duras y masas eocidas. y, sobre to-
do, por una dssl ninual6n notable de
los rendlmiesato 8.
Por mas que fabrication debe
tesminavse nluy pEonto, en- rax6n &
10 dsbllldsd de- q eosecha, IL retro
grAdaeion del re ndimiento indus
trial repeFrutirA de una manera
senalbla sohra al ! 'esultado final, y,
seg1n In oplni6i 1 de muchos de
nncatsos eoEresps ,nsales, ell rendi-
micnto ne iio de 10 p.3 en- refna-
DO 10 serA - a canEado, nj con
macho
Sc We elAgaEae Al e, hoy, cuAn de-
s&&ssosa hA ado para 10 remosacha
IA taAla ge1nln "a on y los elaros
|ps0dacsdos ca K q campos. Las re-
molasAAs semh Fa1As i distancia
Aaa esceado ms cho bsjo la acci6n
de laa uaTlaa Ia sSIiAs, y per conse.
saeaxaA 10 han mAdnrado conve-
seasa21asn7.
ia Tszsn&l das FfmArlsaais 2s Sa.
~ 20 czkassdo iasgo Ell considers
sasaea ser<saAE .. , aoonseia loo
Fs@aosasAcFoa Il aaeoaes cue pFocu-
sw@ EeEcstlAg c sGcs males pof me.
80 &c an salil 30 mas oportuno 6
s@soAAEuats. II 9 quscrea YER peFe.
sss "a la4assssa aansAruea.
ALABAMA.
Ms LIsAG, Sc MMxdebourg, cen
sseAa 10 , &c. ~ xscnse (Soyiem-
ssv ~ sxpsesa ~ {
sex4a t<w ~ tsos qao hemcs
tsxzsa. = FeraAe asa6n dc las re-
sss as@aa eaaA Go a scgminada. 20
@ss8A3A7 - mks gee Aignnos CO.
sczAssea Fssasa&&s %
FA*sss gas sa renalmsenso cnl-
a9sAs g. kas@ al eso de localsdA-
ss# Aa sssseaA5o nsa De 10 que
- sas~eaaA. EaTeT de lea eandi-
sAsssa 2as@sas 6assas dca Osoa9 pog
sta sAss3. "a sgse jas Fvaastvas al
sxsssaswa &ss ssmAssa hxnsa a@caEsfo,
asassssss sss aAwz aida mny vivas
2zsA.se AAs ssmsAsam psNoestenseA
sas Aaa4 ssa&saasEaEe. asce1 zee
aassax@s@ ~ ! - sssle - les anltss
asasAs@aasss = asasA ne eye hahlar
~ Ag1asa se.ss s@ss 6s asa Ageya
skssssaA g. 10 psSaa a&nasina~s
- naas ase@s 80 NamAw - azsa-
sAas. &c. A.sM s4o aaAs igaAaas s
sa@ss sessa4ses ass os@aheseers easEsz-
assssE sas 20 Ts4a easy - A oaAaals.
sssas@ss easA aa "a hssaa ra nsa cue
ser e&ss #rxs. 81 VERSE - ado
~ sssx,.s assssase Nees = o. ascao
mes gaAaassss Asrz3 esao las a.
ss@ss8 Sc sssz saae@e - Ahams-
tlass esses - ssal cass sasNass-
a&azsAs zsazssSzAlsssA - sesalss-
80 sz@saaaasa r sEAazasAs4Yea -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

estuvo algo ftiO. ISeria esto efec.
20 de la Influenza atmosferica ?
Hubo muchas salvas de aplau
sos, de los cuales no pocos fueron
dedicados al bsjo Sr SAlszar, que
intefpre.o y ejesuto gallardamen
% el papel de Ca6o Peralta.
Tambien. tambien ne porto como
era de desear el Sr Bolivari Los
;oros, aJustados, aunque fojisos.
aumericamente, se entiende. LIS
orquessa idem en- 10 primero. Z
idem asimismo en- 10 segundo.
Resumen: una agrsdable audi
ion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

Anunciamos al pdblico dilst.
tante que en- Ia tercera decena de
este mes llegara aqui una Conn
oafifA de opera, contrs.ada en-
Barcelona por el ssfior Ssgura
VIllalba.
lBaena, busna temporada se
nos presentsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

Osspo8ici clones primes pales
cul sSes LaTorso interior DC
Ia Espos con cue 50 puoll.
car para general coaocl-
es9 na4o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17
GJART0 CENTeaARl0

@sA 9sa-s sNazEssse
= = PUER TO RICO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-12-17

q ? e = Asa4s ss8was sa
fsNstss As &Sssasa aAs u4.
sEas Ass aass ksAaA
: xsssa sNsa asaass Il A~x
sssaas ssss ~ y sss@a 4 fas Sc
assaAa# ees as aKa . @aaas aa
8sas ANsss - nawaasasaw sa.
&c saasss2 - IS % MNaaM "a ,ss
tspss s@"s tsssasasasass aspssawa
= xssssaHsaasaasA ss asssssssas
sssss asss s8 Hsa H 8sa sssss
- 3 Assts n asse asMssw
s@a asFsas sAA - aas "a
ss*sAssst tessa - - - Assass
ssas a asasa - sas ~ a4s $50 asaa.
I ~ Ess 8 saaas a. mAa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-07
First Use Of Petroleum.

In q diary kept by one Of the survey
ors engaged in the survey OF the Hol-
land Land Company's purchase at the
very beginning Of this century an entry
occurs to the effect that near the head
waters OF the Allegheny River, in this
State, was a sprino. upon the water
from which, when conducted into shall
low pools, would collect quantities Of
oil. This the Indians collected and
used. For unknown generations the
Indians had held this spring In high
veneration. believing 1t WAS q direct
gift from the Great Spirit. They dried
the oil by exposure to the sun and made
an ointment that they used in mixing
their war painu, as well as for remedial
purposes. This ointment was the vase
line Of the present day in Its crude
state, for the oil SKINNED from the
spring was crude petroleum. The oil
spring and q plot OF ground one mite
square were given to the Indians as a
reservation, and is so held at the pres
ent time, being known as the Oil Spring
REESE walton.
In after years the enterprising whites
collected the oil, and 1t was bottled and
cold under the name of Seneca Oil. q"
1t had u widc reputation and was eager
ly sought by many, who extolled it's
merits in the most e~xtravagant forms,
Had 1t not been for the fact that the
inqulsitive whites found a way TO yet
petroleum from the earth by sending
the drill down through the rocks SEN
eca Oil" would doubtless now be q pop
ular medicine worth 81 q bottle. -Utica
Ohsarver
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-07
ARTISAN WELLS
CAN M SECURED IN Ttsg HioH-
EST PARTS.
II - Now ~neanitsly Settled tAas NJ Ar
tesias Water Lake Extends West n h
Missouri Isivsr--Can Get . Well Most
Anywhere.


~ Aft0Ntn0 wafer LAKE.
IT Is now definitely settled that the
artesisn water Iake extends west OF the
Missouri River. The Dry Run ssrtesIan
Well. being bvred six Aiies frcm Pierre,
has struck The FIRST strata Of water,
and the water Ii nov running out OF
the top Of tho hole. The worktneh are
still ~ work and expect to go at least
= loo feet further so ~ to get I power
full pressure. The first water was struck
at about 100 feet. The point where
tho well IL located Is 800 feet higher
III III / ierre, so that there Is no ques-
tiOn but = gusher can be secured ~ any
OF the highest points in the central
part OF the state
This was considerable OF an expert.
ment, and " was almost i'm possible to
get any OF the we'll borers to undertake
the contract The money has been
raised for the sinking OF the well for
five years, but not until this year has .
contract been entered into. Another
we'll is now being sunk at the tiovern-
ment Indian school at l.ierre. Money
has been Appropriated by tonIress for
the sinking Of wells at the i.osebud aud
Standing kock Indian Ayencses west OF
the Missouri River. IL Is now only u
question VI time when western south
Dakota will be dotted with these gush-
ers. That part Of the country during
the drough OF several wears ago snfT r.
ed for lack OF water. but now with a
few artesian wells at the head OF the
streams which low in o the Missouri
and drain oil the dry ,reek beds will be
filed with water aud rich valleys will
afford the finest irrigated farms IN the
world. The stock on the range will
also be able TO secure plenty OF water,
and there will be plenty of room for
thousands and thousands Of more head
of stock.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-07
The Party Of sectionai,s,n.

A New York Democratic organ ex-
ultantly calls attention to the fact
that 1863 out OF Mr.. Gevcland's 277
electoral votes came from the South,
that 80 out OF Is Democratic United
States Senators are from Southern
States, and that out OF 2l3 Demo
cratic members Of the House Of Rep
resentatives 120 are S%Outherncrs.
There was not q single Republican
clector chosen by q Southern State.
There is not q single Republican Sem
atOr from the South. There are only
. Republicans out OF 126 Representa-.
tivcs from Southern constituencies
These figures show that the De.
m0cracy h still 4 sectional party. Its
strength lies first OF all 10 the South.
Outside Of the Southern States and
tho great cities, whose most vicious
and most ignorant wards are Demo.
cratic stronghOlds, the Democracy Is
cDntcmpttbiy weak. Even In the
South Democratic control Is only
maintained by wholesale and system
ATTIC crime against the ballot. In at
least one-half the Southern States a
majority Of the legal voters arc Re-
lublicanA who are prevented from
excrcIsing the rights OF citizenship
by Democratic terrorism. This fact
= uudenied and undeniable. tt ef-
fectuAlly illustrates tho Hypocrisy Of
III. Cleveland's pompons pretense, Ia
his inaugural address, or bOllcitude
So HAA ~l-kGs - aaASAAsAskAAAA ! 80.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1893-04-07
OLD SloAr
An Explanation Of IN int~rsstiss fAysl-
otngicAi f'hcnosncDsa.

An E~xvsswstion Of IN fnt~restiss f1ayss.
Dtngicai Phenosncpsn.
The change IN the visual or0ans
which results In what Is called old
sight does not indicate old aye. 1t
precedes the age eve OF forty-five,
though till about Tn 1t time persons
with normal eyes :en.ain unconscious
OF 1t. The change is not pathological.
but occurs in the regular course Of
nature. 1t is a part Of the general
change that hardenS and to soTne ex-
tent shrivels, the muscular system.
In the process of seeing, the crys-
salline lens constantly alters its de-
gree OF ~c0nveXity. according to the
distance OF the visible object This
Is accomplished by the .'muscles of
accommodation" Up to about the
age Of forty-flve these muscles have
no difficulty in ctfecting the necessary
accommodation, and the person is I'M
aware OF any effort, although he
really makes more than he formerly
did. With a advancing years the lens
becomes not only harder, but less
transparent and Of less retroactive
power, and at the same time the con-
tractile activity OF the pupil is less
ened.
The earliest conscious indications
Of old sight are less facility in read
ing flne print and threading a needle,
o feeling OF discomfort in the eyes
and forehead, aud a tendency to hold
the hook farther of, or to want a bet
ter light.
In old sight. the rays OF light from
the object do not converge on the re.
Tina. but tend to 90 beyond it. Con-
vex glasses Of the right power in.
crease the con emergency and bring it
to the right Joint, but because they
have no power Of accommodation"
those which are Of use in near work
are worse than useless In seeing re-
mote objects. This difficulty can be
removed by having the glass in each
bow consist Of two parts, the lower
suited to reading and the upper to
seeing at a distance.
The time to put on s%pcctacles Is
when the above mentioned symptoms
begin TO show themselves. To delay
because spectacies suggest age is "A
foolish weakness, which can result in
nothing but harm.
Some persons have the idea that
glasses weaken the eyes, and they
think to save the eyes by putting of
wearing glasses as long as possible.
The reverse OF this Is true. Many
people do inlure their sight when
they put on glasses, but it is by put.
ting on such AS are too strong for
them. They rely on their own judy
mcnt instead OF on that Of an expert,
or perhaps, out of mistaken economy,
they utilize the disused glasses of
their older relatives.
The glasses should not magnify
perceptiblv, but should simply render
reading easy. In from two to SIX
years stronger ones will be needed.
When short-slghted people become
old, they read better without their
glasses; but their case is wholly I'M
like that OF PEOPLE in general
Youths Companion.