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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-09-05

EX-SENATOR CAMDEN says: off
Mr.. Cleveland should by any chance
be nominated again, he would not be
elected, for the people of the country
will not vote for third term candi-
date" Mr.. Cleveland Will not be
nominated for third term. VIM. c.
Whitney is the coming man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-09-05
WANTED.

Z WANT TWENTY COWS next week. VIII
i buy fat steers. 1 have stock steers for
sale. AL sizes.
CT. WALL. Charlestown. W. Va.
Sept D, lS95-lw.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
Los a,yrascystos maedscos cayMjanos
CON e1ercacso en- esta caasdod,

Certifcan: que han eomprobado ya en- la
praetics ofcial, va en- la particular, dursnte
| ls epidemic variolosa reinante en- esta ciu-
dad, la o6caeia incontestsble del virus
vaeuno procedente del Iust;tuto de Vacu
nsci6n De don Santiago Se;jo instalado On
Arecibo bajo gu Observation-Disclosures que d.
che sener Seijo dsspues de un eonoienzudo
y dete1ido estudio, ha eonsegu;do perfec-
oionar el nivel 6e los Institutes Europeos
ie SUI fndole, el enltivo de souel virus pro-
ilaetieo de Ia viruela hasta el extreme ed
poder asegurar. y afrmar los cue suscriben,
qns en ests poblaei6n ha produoido tan fe
ices resultados ha obtenido tan lisonielo,
stisfaetcrio y brillante exito, que Sc han
eonseguido con gu enpleo propagation el
eyterIninio ds Ia viruela que aterrorizaba y
ezmaba eata poblaci6n desde hace diez y
ocho uaeses. No vaoilando por ende los in
frascritos on publican no tan solo por me-
dio De Ia presente sino lue mbisn por La
prelisa pefiodica del pals ser necesario =
que la linfs vaeuaa extraida de la terpsra
lei precitada Institute es superior prefs-
rible todas las demas usadas en- Ia isla, in
eluso la de Londfes, y que estaalstica nente
ha dado mejor mas resultsdo, hasta el ex-
tremo de baber consegnido Ia pustulaci6.
cacsssGl en un noventa por ciento. para
qua conste valga doEde convenir puiiere
a don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en-
Porce II de Mayo de 1809.-Dr. Baltasar
lssigues DR.. Corcbado--Dr. Rever6ss
Pag0Yi-Dr. Covonds-Dr. Vsdal Rios DR..
ElsseO Font y G4illot DR.. Juan Iglesias-
Dr.. N Zeno Gambia Cassmiro =. del
Tnus
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

Y la fe que tenia
En sus pobres amantes, va gloriosas.
Era justa, fe.mfa,
Porque Squi6n 10 creerfaf
Aquellas cinco yictimas piadosas
Que Don Juan tantas yeees ha yendido,
Al cielo lie han ped 10
Que salve del bribGt' Ell alma impia,
Dies, por excer, ion, ha permitido
Que Don Juan p:,eda ser en- aquel dfa
Por los meritos 10 elias redimido.
,Oh encautad res seres
Del ain huns na incomprensible abismo.
Isl ell hombre sabe POGO de 81 mismo,
Sabe rnenos quizas de las mujeresl
lPor ESQ 20, que indago su destino,
Y el alma hum ma en- estadiar me afano,
Neo Ell ell el honbre el coraz6n humane
en- la mujer ell coraz0n diyino!
\ por ESQ por elias,
En- mis- locos amores,
Del mundo entero devaste las flores,
Y descolgu6 del cielo las estrellas;
por ESQ jamas ell alma mia,
Pintandolas un dia y otro dfa,
Pudo agotar sus gracias por escrito
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
Buena adquisici6n.

Sc oe,sde, CON bs4esas condscso,es, la m6qsti-
NO vertica1 payo meier cana de la Hacienda
Destino, ess Santa Isabel, de 25 caballos de
tterca, en- magnifeo estado corrie,ste, CON al
g.s'aas paesGs de repuesto, como que estd ha-
cse,sdO acts4asme,ste Ell cOsec1o ps4ede cAsele
fuscs0,sur. En- sts case, Sc esstregaTd en- Julio
prcranao, en- qsSs de5e naontGrse 0tra de mayor
pote,scsa. Dsrigsrse al q,Ie ss1scribe. Ponce.
Fsbrer1 II dc 1R04. .-FRANCISrn PARRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

LIE di6 un beso de fuego
Que matandole.a al fin lie hizo un gran daflo
viajo despues inucho, hasta que IN dfa,
Pensando en- sus amores,
Brot0 dc su tristeze la algeria
Como Sc cIfan Ell las tumbas flores.
Con respecto Don Juan no paso NADIA.
Solo Sc hablo del tetrico homicidio
De un cierto ingles a quien mato el fastidio
De un barranco la entrada;
Y como, por las sef1as.
Era, mas bien que un loco,
Tn bribon escapado de presidio
Ninguno fue llorarle, nj tampoco
Su cadaver saco de entire Las brenas.
All cual Sc 10 comieron POGO POGO
Las aves que habitaban en- las pefias.
Muerto el gran amador, de pnro amado,
Fue por su mala suerte
Comido por los cueryos olvidado -.
Como todo buen mozo jubilado,
Su vida hizo mas ruido que su muerte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
Roberto Graham
INGENIERO
Fandscsdn, Herrera y Ferreterga
PONCE, PUFRTo-RIoo

Fabricants de despolpadoras de cafe de
los sistamas Rollo Disco, como tambien
Cedazos, Tahonas, Ruedas hidraulicas, Ma
lacates, Secaderas y toda cIase de maquina,
ria para cafe, picar yerba, dasgranar maE
ETC., etc. Hero, cobre bronco en- barras
plAnchss randao
Pfdanae irforrpes. Julio Z, 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
LAS MUJERES EN- Ell CIELO

Muerto Don Juan por fiu, y muertas elias,
FL linde al trasponer del otro mundo
(Seg6n refere un teologo profundo.
Que sabe 10 que pasa en- las estrellasl,
Conforme iban entrando,
Tn angel grave, de equidad modelo,
Fu6 sus almaS pesando
En- medic del vestibulo del cielo.
mientras con delicia
We el ,ngel de la gracia Y la justicia
Que, por su grande amor su esperanza,
Pesabau de elias mas Ell la balanza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
lISTITITo De IlCINiCIOI
UNICIPAL DE ARECB

Vacunacion dirscta de la ternera todos
los Jueves y Domingos, gratis en- la. Sals
de Socorro-
A dornicilio, cada individuo vacunado
dos pesos.
Por IN envase eonteniendo linfa pura
condensada conservads por sistema espe-
eial, envuelsa en- glicerina deeinfectada, y
Sin ninguna otra sr1stsncia infecciosa, can
tidad gu6eiente para vacunar cuatro per-
sopas. dos pesos.
Sc traslada cualquier punto de la leila
en- que sc garantizen ciento circuenta per-
sonas qse vacunsr. Con los Ayuntamien-
tos Sc hscen contratas especiales.
Arecbe, Setiembre de 1894
Santiago Seijo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
La Denlocracia

Los dias buenos que las malas horas,
con Tisa inefable
Ell angel d las cinco pecadoras
Les promote la gloria perdurable,
We Don Juan con espanto
Que sus muehos pecados pesan tanto
Que 10 pintan, como es, abominable.
Pero el el fallo del Sefior, sumiso
Aguarda esperanzado, porque sabe
Que aquellas cinco hermosas
Que ei quiso, meior dicho, que el no quiso
Aunque sea robando alguna llaye
A espaldas de San Pedro, generosas
Las puertas lie alb iran del paraiso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
VII

Miranda Julia ell invencible peso
Que ell alma inicua de don Juan hacia,
Sc sintio acometi1a de un acceso
De antigua renovada idolatria;
Y como anna confe todo 10 que anna,
siempre, amanda, hasta ell delirio toca
(Cual una indiana cuerda que esta loca
\ sc quema al morir su viejo Brahama),
AL mirar su amante condenado,
PenSa ndo en- su ternura del pasado,
Calcula resignada
Que ir por Ell condenada
AL Inferno es precise
Mas iqu6 importaa para ella el paraiso
Es ell ser BELLA amar y ser amada.
Julia, por yer al punto rescatado,
Aquel bribon dichoso,
Nunca cautiyo y siempre enamorado
va ell semblante de colera amarillo.
Jnntando con 10 altivo 10 gracioso.
En- cuerpo y alma Sc arrojo al platillo;
asf. perdiendo su alma la espaf1ola,
El alma redimi0 del caballero
Con tai valor, que el peso de ella sola
Hubiera redimdo al mundo entero.
VIII
Y es este tan yerdad, que ell cielo siente
Una ternura NADIA comparable
Miranda tristemente
Caer desde ell empfreo 4 la inocente
En- Ell abismo del amor culpab!e,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
IlPORIS CORRBOy BSPIlOLBS
de la Companla Trasatlantica
Antes de A Lopez s. Co.

SERVICIO PARA PUERTO-RICO LA HABANA
-SALIDAS-d Barceona los dfas % de cada
De Malaga 81 27-De Cadiz 81 10 3d.
Sc ezpden pasajes de ida vuelta con Is p de rebaia
Las famia La equyenea de pasaes
aaran reba del Is E b applicable ao bletes de
da vuelta
En- la /. Tn cada fama gris
Los dena de dc pas de IL cumpdos
oasaje de IL cumpEdos pasaie enter
En- s. peerenca 81 odnara Un nino hasta gratis De
pasae de II pasaje de II adlane paae
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
ROBERTO GRAHAM
IN G ENIE
Ponce, Puerto-Raco

Representante de los seflores Manlove
Aliiot & Co, ingenieros manufacturers y
especislistas en- toda clase de maquinarias
psra haeiondas de cana y Ia fabrication de
azdcar.
pfdansa informas .T,4k0 d. 1893
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S . CAL A M 30
oUITA-DoLoR

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- ell
pals, cura radicalmente loe catarros gripa-
les, dolores de cabeza, neuralgias, reumas.
infiamaciones = demas afecc;ones cutaneas,
ETC., etc.
La formula de cada botella indica Ia ma
nsra de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
sigue: Caia de "a medias botellas, : pesos.
Unicos dspositarios del legftimo 6aca
iom16,
L. Gsayd6s c.
Ponce. Fsbrers 70 de 1894 3lm. =
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
ROBERTO GRAHAM
IEdENIERO
PONCE. P- e.

Agente autorizado para Ia venta
lie las fsmosas turbinas hidraulicas de
James, Leffel & CO, y dc las Bombas
gemelas automaticas de Smith, Vale
& CO, para alimentacion automatica
de calderas dc vapor CON aqua ca
lients de condensaciones.
Pidanse catzlogos e informes
Doa~a T,,l,.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

Como eterna rival de La francesa
Fanny Moore, la inglesa,
Que, entire muchas acciones honorables.
Siempre habfa tenido-
Ell dolor impagable de haber sido
Vfctima de perfdias adorables,
Ell merito mayor que le sobraba
Languida echo sobre ell Febelde plato,
era ell tierno relate
De IN antique amador que ella no amaba,
Al que oyo tan arisca como un cato;
Anadiende un tratado de exorcismos
Que ella escribio, repleto de aforismos
Mas viendo que era indtil su cuidado,
En- el platillo echo de la balanZa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
E Q L e TIN G
RAMON DE CAMPoAMoR
DON JUAN
CANTO PRIMERO
LASMUJERES EN- La TERRA
(Continuaci6n

(Contiaauact611)
XVI
Al yer amor tan tierno,
Don Juan centiene por verguenza ell lloro,
Y con dolor-imisericord l-eXclama,
Cuyo gemir sonoro
Tan solo encontro un eco en- ell inferno:
Julia repitiendole-ite adorol
Le envuelve de sus ojos en- la llama,
Y con piedad inmensa
Con los labios cubriendole la boca
Su dltimo alieDto aspira, y lie sofoca;
7 Don Juan sofocado
Dirige al cielo una mirada extensa,
por Julia, al morir, acariciado,
De su amor le dedica Ell recompensa
Una l1gubre risa de Tornado.
XVII
La pobre Julia luego,
Por impulse de Garlic extra1o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

La enthusiastic italiana que yeia
Perder un alma que salvar guerra;
Que, siempre seductora,
A aquella luz de un alba sin aurora,
Como era tan morena, parecia
Una flor colonial encantadora,
Viva, arrebatadora,
Sobre ell platillo que Don Juan vencia
Este merito echo que le sobraba,
es la alta accion de que jamSs cantaba
Una cancion de frases muy picantes
Que aprendio siendo joven, mucho antes
De saber La malicia que encerraba
Mas con tristeza viendo
La poca gravedad detail presente,
Fue echando en- ell platillo lentamente
Todas las penas que sufrio, teniendo
Una jaqueea, ratos, persistente,
yiendo que tampoco estos dolores
Alcanzaban para Ell ell paraiso,
Echo despues sus m6ritos meiores,
Que son los de hacer case sus mayores
En- tanto que quisieron 10 que quiso.
"
Vic este iplltil ,afan, Y Ell Ell momento
La aiemana, radiante de contento,
Ala su cara roja
\ en- ell platillo arroja
FL caso peregrino
De que, odando 81 alceh !, siempre agu6 el vine
vIendo que no alcanza
inclinar del platillo la balaDza
for mas que echo 4 montones
Las muchas ocasioees
En- que quieta pastosa su belleza
Sacrificed ell placer la pereza
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
Pero. de nronfo. llano

Pero, de pronto, lleno
Ell corazon de Luisa de esperaDza,
Al Yer que no sc inclina la balanza
Nj IN apiece hacia ell lado de 10 bueno,
Mira Don Juan con tierno coquetismo
en- ell platillo del opuesto lado
Echa ell immense afan que lie ha costado
El raspar su partida de bautismo.
Despues, enternecida,
Ell merito arrojo de que en- su vida,
Atenta al bien de su razon tan solo,
Prefrio ell dios million al dios Apollo,
Y meritos y meritos echando
(Siempre Don Juan mirando),
Lanzo en- el fondo del platillo Luisa
La accion dudosa de venir amanda
Los huesos de su esposo 10 Artemisa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

Tambi6n, con vano intento,
Echo por fin ell ballo sentimiento
De que fue muy honrada
Ell tempo en- que encerrada
Estuyo tras las rejas de uu convent
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

Porque pintar una mujer seria
Verter 10 inagotable en- 10 infinitoi
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

Las horas de fastidio en- que no ha am ado
Y aguellas en- que am6 sin esperanza
hasta con aire altivo pudibundo,
Volviendo al cielo de extrafIeza loco,
Echo despues ell merito profundo
De que, estando en- el mundo,
Solamente en- la edad mentia un POGO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
SALON BARBERIA
JOSE RAMIREZ - COAMO

En- el punto mas c6ntrico de Ia poblaci6n,
plaza principal, esta barberis esta montads
con todas las comodidades apetecibIes, & fU
de que el p1blico no eche de meoos Ia
prontitud el buen servi 10. Por el sitio
que ocups, puede ser nm lugar de reunion
nnuy po9tico agradable.
Ponce. 13 de Dbre. de 1894 3 m. a.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

CANTO SEGUNDO
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

Ell vapo H. del dia puerto
Epana, rasbordo Puerto
sale de aquel ia de
a de Herrera del % Espana
Puerto Rico al drecto sale de igua da
ada raes
En- dde e 1o de 80
aite
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13
Bregaro & Go.
Playa Ponce, Puerto-Rieo.

,Giran & corta vista sobre Espana Islaa
adyacentes.
Gi-an sobre las plazas principales de
Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania, Austria,
B6lgca, Holanda, Italia, Portugal, Suizs
Africa (Marruecos) sobre New-York.
Mevo 10 de- 1909
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-02-13

La pobre Julia luego,
Por un impulse de Garlic extrafIo,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

fully endowed. and Shen ill-health
obliged her 10 resign this position IN"
chair was named for her, ana she was
made Emeritus Professor and holds now
~ lecturcshlp In English literature.
She has been secretary Of the womans
Branch OF the American Bible Society.
national superintendent OF the ao-called
department OF higher education In the
Woman'H Christian Temperance Union
and president OF the Woman'H National
indian Association. She conducted for
six years magazine devoted 10 the
care Of lhvallda, and held an associate
edltorshlp with Edward Everett Hale
In his Magazine OF Philanthropy. She
Is general secretary OF the order Of
Kings Daughters and the editor Of It's
magazine. Her principal literary works
are Among the Thorns," "The Amber
star" ana zone Little Life" novels;
and. In poetry. "The Divine Christ and
Easter Poems" In ,s9i Mrs. Dctln-
son was chosen president OF the Wom-
ans National Council, with headquar.
iera In New York.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

finally crowned with success. Tho bug.
aboo was laid and Utah will be- admit
ted as n state Of the union. the house
passing the bill Dec. 10. 1898. and the
senate July 10. 1894. AZ Col. Trumbo
himself said. "Thc struggle FOR state
hood was a bitter one. but the admif-
sion OF Utah being assured has killed
all prejudice against II, ana Utah viii
Justify the faith put In IT,"
Col. Trumbo has always been a hrm
believer In the future OF Utah. His
business IL chiefly that OF mining. lie
owns big silver mine and cmployH a
large number Of men. He II personally
popular with both Gcntllcs and Nor
mons. not less ON account 81 the libor-
Rlity OF his opinion than FOR his dcvo-
tlon to the interests OF the territory.
In appearance Col. Trumbo Is almost
10 years Of age. lie II q good talker
and debatcr. but his great theme II the
section from which he halls. ~ he
says. ne has lived IN Utah all his life
and no man knows II bcttcr than he
does. lie can tell you how much rain
falls In any given section. the full cN-
tent OF the mining and milling Indus
tries. or any other details. In fact. he
II a cyclopcdla Of Information and I'M
parts IL willingly.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

the young household had 10 face rhe
bitter want Of insufficient means; and,
at an event. there Is no reason Tor
such an inquiry now. The marriage
has been exceptionally happy and salts
factory; thc.e n not happler-aa there
10 not purer-homo In England than
that which thus, In storm and stress,
began 80 many years ago; and besides,
to the necessities which such "a marriage
and his position as younger son cree
ated. Lord Salisbury owes probably HIS
present position more than 10 any other
Influence In HIS life.
For II was as a writer In the Saturday
Review that Lord Salisbury learnt the
great doctrine OF struggle and Of work.
Mr. Beresford Hope, who founded that
journal-and expended upon II and
upon churches a vast portion of his
patrlmony-w his hrother-ln-law; and
thus the young writer found ready
made place for his pen. The character
OF the Saturday Review In It's early
years must have come largely from
Lord Salisbury. The Saturday Review
gave Lord Salisbury bread: and he him
self was ready 20 say 80 many years az
terward, when-having reached the
great position Of foreign secretary In an
hour OF national orlsls-he presided
over less fortunate members OF the
journalistic profession.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

CO... Isaac Trumbo Want. Co Represent
Utah in Upper House.


one % the most important of the com
Ing new states is Utah. Though the bin
OF admission has passed both the house
and senate the constitution win not be-
adopted and the territory formally adj
mitted MS a state until next November
Steps viii then be taken 90 send To- the
United states senate mon who will be
truly representative ~ the new state.
one man who. Il II confidently as.
serted. viii be thus honorcd is Col
Isaac Trumbo NJ salt Lake city.
Perhaps the greatest claim that Col.
Trumbo has upon the people ~ Utah Is
his efforts 10 have 1t admitted as "A
state. when the proposition TO admit
Utah was first preached the opposition
developed was tremendous. The Nor
mon question was invoked as a great
bugaboo. II was cited as an unheard-
OF thing that any state should permit
polyEamy within IT, borders. few
earnest. devoted men got together 20
work FOR statehood Col Trumbo was
a leader In the movement. lie spared
neither time. money, nor labor In his cf-
forts. when polyEamy was formally
cschcwcd by the Mormons the chief ar
gument to keeping the territory out Of
the union was killed President liarri-
sons proclamation of amnesty and the
later one Of President Cleveland took
the last prop away from the opposition,
and the efforts of Col. Trumbo and his
helpers. which never ceased during the
whole Of the long and bitter fight. were
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

the receiver writes the message IN
ink. the pen being q hollow glass tube
with hno point The pom occupies tne
same position 100 the hurie Of tine shaft
as th' pencil ana moves rapidly across
the paper a small rubber tubc-at-
tached 90 the glass pen-carrlcs the ink
from well at the side of the machine.
Line skeichos are also reproduced. the
pen zlgzagg.ng from side Co side until
the pictures ate completed The paper
on the receiver De- moved automatically
when NE pen reaches the end OF line
Prof Elisha Gray. the inventor Of tho
telautognph. has had long and dis
tinguishcd career in the field of electric
ity Now. no the age VI 90. he looks back
with something akin Co pride and notes
the progress be- has made In pcrfcctlng
the Transmission of intelligence by tclc-
graph Wires Prof Gray Is a sclf-madc
man and nothing but his own grit and
brains have helped him lie was born
NJ Bnnesyillc ohio. In 1896. lie had to
work hard Tor q living In his early days
and picked up a few scraps OF knnwl-
edge whenever be- could. tie worked as
a ship carpenter and Rftcrward made
the anvil ring in q bllcksmlth's shop.
one " the ornaments In his home at
Highland Park Is a shovel which he
made while a blacksmith ana he wcavcs
around u stories ~ the hardshlps OF his
youth
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06

prccipltatc events 20 awful. would
probably have been more shocked by
them than any other man In Europe.
For h. was not like his chlof-hc had a
conscience and heart. and he wan also
unlike his chief In lacking that magnih-
cent nclf-conndcnce which II often "a
great a hardcncr Of the nerves ns true
courage. nlamhrck, with that keen ana
almost cruel eye " his, soon found this
out. FOR. meeting Lord Salisbury az
berlin, when the representatives. OF tho
great powers met. he described Lord
Salisbury AZ lath painted like Iron.
Many OF tho worst cataHtrophea OF his
tory are produced by weak men who
desire TO appear strong.
The Marquis 81 salisbury nt the pres
...i s,sass,a,,i "A a. aomc extent on tho
decline. Arthur nalfour haA immcnsc-
~ advanced In his public reputation;
and. above an thing n touchy with
his party, while fsF i-bury II not.
Indeed. except In OF the late
sir. Parnoli. there b over been an
Instance In which po.lITai leader has
kept 10 far apart from his followers as
/ Lord Salisbury. This due 90 many
circumstances. but manly TO his In
tense love OF study and his Intense love
! OF nome o.
II In known that his sinFularly rich
| intellect. In addition 10 It, Immense
| literary aptltudeH IA scientific, ana that
he works "a his laboratory with almost
/ a. much Industry a. a professional
chemist or man OF science 20 whom
the study Of natural phenomena IN tho
sole Interest OF life. out Of touch with
the house Of commona feeling unfamil-
lar with the details OF ITS warfare. pas
alona and moods, he rarely got on n
platform without committing some
blazing indiacretlon which II took all
the subtlety and all the energies OF his
adrolt nephew 10 undo. hut the future
OF every politician II dark-and the
unionist party must settle their own AZ
fairs.
Lot us dismiss Lord Salisbury with
some gratitude that, with all his faults.
he has given the country an example or
political hlghmindedneSs and personal
cleanliness of life which will be one OF
It's valuable herltages In all It's future
political experiences.
TIP. o'coNNoR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1895-09-06
WIN Interest cbsmIsts.

Chemists viii be interested In the an
nouncement by the Chemike Zeltung Of
delicate lltmus paper giving a sharp
reaction. Commercial cube litmua II ex-
uaeted In percolator with distilled
water. the extract being evaporated
down TO the same weight as that Of the
himus used. and mixed with three
times It's weight Of 30 per cent alcohol
The mixture II then calculated with
hydrochloric acid and allowed TO stand
for two days. Tho azolltmlne win now
be preclDltated In the shape Of brown
hakes. tho dun violet colorlng matter
remaining dissolved In the alcoholic
mother liquor The preclpltate II col
hcted on Il nlter and washed two or
three times with calculated water. until
the faintly reddish colored citrate gives
pure blue with ammonia. The
aaolltmlne In the hitter n then dissolved
~ distilled water containing few
drops OF ammonia. the solution diluted
70 three and half times the weight
OF the litmus originally employed, ox-
a'tly neutrallzed, ana mixed with ten
per cent OF alcohol In order 20 make Il
Keep better. Prepared thus the tlncture
y round 10 be an excellent Indicator.
ihe change from red 10 blue, and vice
versa being perfectly sharp.