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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-02

carga siste oartuchos en- lugar do cinco, de
igual oalibre de oasquilo do metal blanco.
El machete'bayo corto como el del
Msiiser
Los batallones son muy nutridos, y e. uu'
nero do cempaiiias dc cada une muy superior
al dc Ioa nuestros.
81 aimcntaci6n regular consiste Ell cafe
por la maiana, dos comidaa, refresoos con hie!o,
que les llovan on grandes carros al oampamen.
TO- un pan DO dos lbras.
Eu los olmpamentos tianon sus mnsioas,
que dosde el toque dc diana hssta Lao nuove dc
la ma1ana, dssde el rsucbo de Ia tsrde hasts
las nuevs DO la noche estan tocandc.
Los voluutaIios son muy dstnlos dc Ia
tropa regular, tanto psra la pelca como para
Ia discipline la vida reglamenta,ia.
Les hay enganchalos para cinco, dcs =
hasta vsi1ts ailos.
KiciDen 500 ps.os De ent:a la y dos pesos
diarios en compafa.
Como hay libertsdad de cultos, hay bata
Homes enteros do c2tdliooa y tod los domin-
gos iban q misa Ssptisgo.
Loa m6iicos estin may bicn pagados, CO
brando POI ttrmino modo, 400 pesos orc al
E Ei6rcito regular sc bstt aiempre d van
guardia,
I'm aa marchas van sibando tarareando.
Desdc que l!egsron Santiago no cesan IN
dia dc h.c?r irs!rucci6n del mauejo del arnia
y ejerc!cio do tiro de b9tsl.dn.
Su infanterfs estaba muy instrri'a, y uno
de eus ba.a;lore, SO d:stingufa per la rspi-
dsz = precision para hacsr lss trincheras
s.; sctiyilsd maos,i. era tsl. que al to-
mar pcssi6n en- TN purt> Ice baslaba media
hora para fortidcsrge.
Csbalie1fs tenea p1ca NAL montaaa,"
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SLA CORRESPONDENCE PUERTO R1co> l21

formsr lTu gloria sumentara! Dos to ayudsr " mi.
alma seompahaa por usquier pae que vsa Encontra
sempre medos de ecrbr los reriodccs pubicaran tu
nsrracones Eos per6dccs los eerkn de mis- pa
dres Oh hare de que mi padre tepga sempe
pre- msgnsoi6p porque debo a1vertre que no
remrs mas persona que 81 en- Ia fmia quen conquar
hi dFe unlIfa dssds hoy mi hermano rs que-e
10 csss suJo Aagaaena ha perdonado desde hacs
cho tempo vas msrchar to aseguro que tendrd
gran c,pfsnzs en- d. vivfre mas que para tt :. ..
Por prmera aquella entrevlata besaron Po
arenas habfan undo caroa oyeron
que lie, decfs
-.;Estss ocos deagraciados
FL Almrante sa6 dc repente nterpuso ellos
81 haa espersdo hsta eponces haba ado porque Ia emon
lie obg6 clio; viendo Ia nsleabe constanoia de,que amor
vjendo la pena de b Ia pure.a rsspeto de Gb.ro
n vaor para uterven de rspene aque duce coloquo
quzss hubera ooaado hasta el na hubie.e dido
aques espece de oonspacon que Bbana formba pss
vounad JuEgo que dsber le snaba desuco
narlos umsdiaamcnte para sempre.
Gilberto haba ecbado bacis atra sorprsndfdo 6udo
oos Gin expression el Almirane Bbisna permaneco
a,tva. feroz ante su padre.
-;Qne!-exclam6 vionto actnQ de ndigna ao6n-
NO, estkbas espiando! lOh, padre mo!....
Aquea acusci5n deees pero al Amirans oog6 duramsn.
ha por brazo por momeuto tuvo Ia idea de- s
dep.ues de habe insutsdo Gbo; psro acord6
de promesa hecta eposa, ademss compadec6 del
ine que recostado la pae de gruta n.piraba Hsms
Solt6 biana dirigo hacia Gbertoy sin c6ers
acento que hello saugre Las del oicis e do;
-irendrfa que recmnaios ouelmere! Me habes estado
epgsando siempre que habes pocua1 mi hia hs lido
ts9uivand mi preencia La nos defeua que tenes de-
crme ono las circur han obgdo baoerlo Por
demk mmo hsbeis sido vuero juaz cuando deca ha
ce un momento: eNos condolences muy mali bien mN
cbero estss sngsrea enrevstss fuesen conocd
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F A J A R D OF
TOM A DE POSESIO

- Antes de aver, entire dos tres do Ia tards,
flleg6 Fsjatdo el captain norteamsricano Mr..
IL. Fl. Palmer, al mando de noventa sodades.
Num.roso ptbico, sn que fgu.aban dis
tinxuidas personas do Ia locaiidad, reoibiole en-
Ia Casa Consistorisl, donde fus izsdo ol pabe-
lion de las estrsllae, a toque de cla,fa.
/, El acto rssult6 se!ic; Ia ac:itud del pueblo,
digus.
Manifesto el jefs de las fuarias norteame'
ricanas que los empleados ptrnsus csfan en- aus
puestos hasta nueva orten; recomendo todos
Ia mayor suma Dc ssnsstez = el mas proful do
r.specto las propiedsdes y las psrsonss;
invitAndolos & deponer olvidar antiques rem.
cores, pues Ia Republica americans aspira a
eetabecer gu aoberanfa en- Puerto Rico sobre
las bases frmfsimas dc Ia psz ell orden. De sse
modo, afadi6, en- breve los puertorr.quehos serkn
considsrados como ciudsdanos dc los Estsdos
Unidos.
Mcstr6se decidido reprimir con mano
en9rgica cuaquier infracci6n de las Leyes
Despues de retrzrse las tropss 81 cusrtel, ha-
bisndo tenido conocimiento Mr.. Palmer de que
60 hallaba en- Ia roblacidn el teninients de la
gusrdis civil senior Artigas, M strd deco de
saludarls ls dispense stenta vista do costesls
en- la casa morads de don Manuel Csmuhas,
donde aqus Sc hospedabs.
AL abandonar ell pueblo el sehor Artigas
acompanole numerosa concurrenoia compuesta
por 10 mas ssleoto de aquella sociadsd, que
uuiso ofrscerle afeotuoss muestra do respsto y
ae finpstfa.
Los individuos de Ia gasrdis civil fusron
obsequisdo con cigarros otros efeotss pcr su
antigua mSdico el doctor don Estebsn Lopez
Gimenez que por espaoio de veintitres siloa lsa
presto sus serv:c.os p'ofesionales, espts. d 'se
el carifo de todcs ellos.
LEGO por la tarde el doctor don Santiago
Vsye, al que dispensaron sus amigos afsstaosa
acosida, regressndo tambien 81 misuo dia Ia
famiIia de den Crist6bal Andreu, quien Ia sido
nombrado alcalde. De la Administration de la
Aduana Sc hiso cargo don Eduardo Aonso J
dc Ia Contaduffa &c Ia misma don Manuel
Gu2man. ,
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~. FL ola 81 de Julio, al salir de Palsci :
el sefor Ssgasta, SO 10 aoefcd, con cbjeto &c
enlregar'c una csrta, un iniiyiduo !'a,nado
Juan Cardenas Baro, sargento primero Goa O.
gra!o CO Official, qas csso de prs,tag he,vlco
sa las elias del ej6rcito. La policfs Sc lc echo
eucims creyenao que inientaba coneter uD
ateutsio, como Augio!ini eI matalor lie Cano
vas.
~ Aver quedaban en- este puerto les 81
guientss buques: De travesfs, lsla de Panay :
Miguel NJ. Pinilloe. Costal croF, Borinqu.n,
Isabel, Conception. Ameiis, Carmelita, Ms'fs
A'tau ? ysseo.
~. Aver tardc ce|ehrd session la Juuta Ia
sanidad, bajo la presid.ncia del seflfr ssoreta
rio ds Gobernssi6u.
~. Sc enousntran en- e,ta capital los ee
flores don Rafael Rocoa y don JOSS Cabrera,
yecnos de Naguabo.
-. Ha llegado Ponce el an'isuo amigo
nuest,o don Rafael del Va!ls, ''espsts :s algu'
nos afos Do ausencia Ell Venszuola. lie enyfa'
mos nuestro sfectuoso saludo.
- II.sido nombrado segundo jtfe del
Preside proyincisl, 81 doctor don Agustfn
Gusvars Santoni, vecino do Coamo, de cnyo
dsstipo tomo possession aver tarde.
~. E df q, durarto Sc prastlcaba la
resaiss en- la oArcsl de Vega bsjs, fug5ae 81
preso Jose Ma "a Genaro Morales.
~. Antes de aver ae posesionaren del
pueblo de Qaebra1illas las fue!zas norteame'
rioanas al mando del captain Mr.. Cyrus II.
Doot, izan loss acto seguido ell pabelI6n dc LIS
estreilas en- la casa coIsstorial.
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VI R | T D 4 D { 5,

POR todas parties resuanan quejas contra
el nvierno contra las afecclones que ha des-
atado con violencia incraible, como enferme1a
des del pecho,> tos, resffiados catarros, bron
qnitis, etc. Cuando &c ha declarsdo mn nal,
ina.iles son las palabras 10 necesario es la
acci6n. Creemos pues haeer un favsr al publ
co, recordando!e que todas esas afscciones se
euran rapidamente, con el antigua y reputable
eJarabe de Hipofosfsos do cal de Giimault y
Ca ,, que deyaelve al eufsrmo la salu1 per ida,
hacienda desapa1eccr la tos la OPPRESSION J los
sndl raa nncturnos.
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LA HERENC1A DEL CoNDENADo

sars toda mi vida coosolandoe.
De eta egaon al csslillo. Ii se1ora de Mont
moran estsba echda ben quo senta5a dvan
gran salon Felipe Msgdaepa la Iodeabsn ii uvese
enfsma 1aba tendo valor de dcc nads pero la
dda de aquea mana espera dc squoa tsrde Ia babisn
dsstrozado Al or os de Bbiana que dirga h.
baci6n excamo:
.-iHja m!
Bbiana detuvo el primer pedalo de la escaera Su
madre vovo amaa gtusss lagimas trotsron de oos
Ia joven precpt6 81 salon cay6 de rodas los pies
de madre.
-jMamAl... jmsm!l.. Querida mam
Miena abrazab.n unisn lagrmas, ell Amirante
ertro ell salon. ouanto habo sto que efs6n
techsban quea madre aqu. hja, de Max1a!ena
de Felipe, gus ves hrmana muy desgraciada SO rt6
sin producer ell menor ruido.
Sc han coagado ontra ma- rnur6.
ee rarch6, farcso contra Bbisna 81 mismo,
tmpezo pasearEe un loco 81 psque tbdeciendo
deseo msteroso, dg6 hacia las empaz6
apereja ell b.ts que has eado Ia plsys oonduoa al oial
bordo Ell amirante ssgaia manobrs admrando la lreci
sion que ejseuada
POGO despues el syatcbs, tomsndo ell vieno de la
msma que 81 10 hubera tornado. acordan iose
que TEMPO dncaraera ell marques Trevenec poda
lucbar con 81 en- la navegaci6n q vela murmur5
IFS verladero breton!
Despues, enjuganiose una igIima a1adi6:
;Cnan felic hubi6ramoa ser levaIa nombre
cheneuf En- aque m 2mano hombre que gusba bote
sao al del syacbs, asro Ell bote 81 suli6
bordo bsrco royo empender la ,rcha us de-
spareciendo POGO detras de los promo t0ro dstngu
endose adn las punta de bnqulsims velas Al bar
punta de la Varde Ell A!mirante dejods verlo.
En- aquel nom snto como ell tempo estaba hsrmoso
tsna que ocuparEs d. las maniobra befto ell shor Della
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-10-02

mesa y generosos, Licores, Ccrvezas, Aceites,
Confervas, Gsllet' 'tss, Dulces, Frutas, Quesos y
toda clase de provisiones fnas de conner , be-.
Der de todas parties del mundo. Propietario
del famoso vino gallego del Riyero dc Avia,
marca <Ce:soedos. Agentes exclusives do II
renombrads champafa de sidra msrca sAgui-
ls, del legftimo amargo de ango.tura de los
eeflores J. G. B, Siegort 8 Hiios. Depositarios
de- la calebre msrea de vinos de la0Rioja:
Rioja Alta r. Lopez de Heredis Co.-LaI
anti guedad , el or6dito de que gosa esta CASA
en- toda Ia isls, garantixan que sua srticulos
son los mejorss que sc importan en- 81 pats.
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"Por S 5000 cada una"

So vende en- Rio pedrss en- la calla del
Sci, una casa do alto con bsjos de mamposte
ria, dc construction noierna; en- ests capital
una terrera situada en- Ia Gallo dc San Jose. Ia.
maran en- esta capital San Jose ndmsro IS y
en- Rfc piedras ell las ofcinas de C,munica-
clones. 6-3
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Gaia do hisrro para
guardar caudalas
R'ueba de tuego q 1'rueba dc ladroaes
Pesd Sc quiatalss

fTueba de tuego l'rueda de ladrones
Ptsa Sc Quintalss
Sc realiza una que reune eXcelentes
condolences, con departamentos para Ii
bros, documentos, plata, orc Y reser-
vados. Sc exhibe en- el Bazarde Move
dades de Gonzalez, Padin Hermanos,
San Francisco 38.=San Juan 15=7
Sc en0e gdspai poo o0' una IN srnsos tsaa
por Cervantea, un tratado de 6losoffa por Elei
za'de, una Historic de Espsha por Moreno
Espinosa, una Historic Universal por 81 mismo
autor, una Geograffa Universal por Rubio
Diaz Moreno Espinoss, un tratsdo de Ret6ri.
CO poetica por Campillos, una gramatica lati
ma por Alvarez Perez, un libro de traduoocio.
nes por Comeleran un tratado de religion
moral.-Preoios limitadfsimos. en-
esta imprenta P. R. de Diego. s-3
Ultima hnya Ll.garou "a las g'amsticas in-
os"'''a "o'u glesas Diceionarios etc., eto.,
81 Bszar Otero, Ponce, Puerto Rico. Dada la
eglomeraci6n dc psdidos, SO rsservsrAn cinco
dlas las personas que las tienen encargadas.
So enviarsn anuncios y no SO servira ningdn
pedido que no este cubisrto su importe. los
par nnnn hinnYn SO vende una casa de made
vi Po'o "'ho'o ra desarmada J fAcil de ar.
mar, que mide metros cuadrados, un lote
de tablas ouartones nuevosy usados. Dirigirse
don Folk N, Boada, frente Ia puerta de
Espsha. 3-8
raII;aida R,rhard Este ,medicamente de
oaiiisiua s"S'iu'u' efcacia probada para
la curaci6n de los callos, SO detalla IS cen
tavos Ell pomo en- los establecimientos sEl Ca.
prioho,s <La Esfera. sFarmacia Col6n.s F..
The Florence daily tribune. (Florence, Colo.) 1898-1903, 1898-05-19

Acknowledgements Church,
REV. S. IL. KIRKBRIpE.
Corner Main and Church streets. Parsonage
next door to tho church.
Sunday School. 10 Il. m. Morning Service. II n.
M; Glass meeting, II M; Juuior League, $50
D. M senior league, p. M. Eyonlng Service
ing 80.
Members of all denominations or of no denom-
ination will be sincerely welcome at all of our
churches
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William j. Bryan having receiv-
e a commission as colonel from
the governor of Nebraska is now
organizing regiment of volun-
tiers, He would have been com
mander-in-chief of the army had
the Presidential election resulted
differently. No doubt he will
make an excellent colonel and he
may thus be afforded a chance to
dististinguish himself and display
executive ability that viii help
him along the path to the White
House. On the other hand he
may lapse into obscurity compared
with his previous position.
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There are many people who fail
to realize that history is being
made not only for the nation at
large but for individuals. Small
boys of today, who helped to cheer
the Colorado volunteers as they
passed through Florence, may have
interested auditors of their recol-
loctions when they are middleaged
Or grayhaired men and the Span
ish war is inquired about,
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The death of Gladstone is loss
to the world. His great intellect,
whether at the head of the British
government or in the opposition,
did more than any other to mould
tho policy of the British empire,
ald his influence was nearly al
ways for good. He was the great
commonor," and his identity and
power was maintained practically
to the last.
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vssgsT'sss7T sSsssygsltvs 'y'1syvI7v
G. Henry, M. D.,
-. STUDENT OF
.Dr. Phillip Ricord, Of France
Thirty-six Years practice.


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BILE and possible. Gonorrhoea, gleet and STRIFE
ture speedily cured with DIR. ilcord's Frent i
remedies, Recent cases permanently cured
within three days. No Cubcbs, Sandal Wood
OIL nor Copaiha used.
Experimentation, seminal losses night ennis
sions, insomnia, dependency, radically cured
Rieord,s method practieed in the Worlds Hos
pital, Paris.
Refcrences: Over 20,o00 patients successfully
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Offices uOi Seventeenth street. near Chnmpa
Denver Colo
English, French, German, Polish Russian, and
Bohemian spoken. Consultation and one exam.
nation free. Correspondence solicited; strictly
confidential.
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Santa Fe Route Train Service.

Santa Fe Route Train Service.
No extra charge is made on
Santa Fe route limited trains be-
tween all points.
Fast vestibuled trains for all
points east, leaves Denver at I p. m.
Colorado Springs $40 p. m, Pu-
eblo 11.o5 p. M, daily running
solid to Chicago via Kansas City
without change, carrying Pull
man palace sleepors and chair
cars; making direct connections
for all points in Texas.
The shortest and most direct
route to California and Mexico
points. All dining cars and eat
ing houses under management of
Fred Harvey.
For full information. rates, time
cards, etc, address,
j. p. HALL, Gen. Agt.,
Denver Colo.
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j. j. Fitzgerrell has plenty of
straight money to loan.
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Santa f. Route, Best Zine

Santa Te Route, Best Zine
GESC Double daily train ser
vice to Chicago, Kansas
City and all parts of
Kansas.
UGSC Two days to Galveston,
one night out to Phoenix,
quickest time to Port
land.
S0uCB Two days to Galveston,
one night out to ElPaso,
SO hours to Mexico City.
Through Pullman Palace sleep
ers and free chair cars in each di-
rection. Daily tourist cars to Cal
ifornia, all trains are up to date
and fast Dining cars and eating
houses managed by Mr.. Fred Har-
vey w. J. BLACK, G. p. A.
Topeka, Kansas,
J. P. HALL, General Agent,
100 Lawrence ST., Denver.
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Florence s Cripple
Greek and Golden
Circle Railroads
TbG
P0PuLER
ROUGE co
Cripple Creek Gold
Mining District

Reclining chair cars and Pullman sleep
ers. A. NJ Moore, Agt. Florence,
G. e. Elliott, Gen'l Traffic Agent.
Denver, Colo.
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IT'S ALL GUESS WORK.

YOUR BY
IT. HAyEl
OTHERWISE. EXAMINATION FREE
W. j. CLARK OPHTHALMIo OPTcIAN.
HousToS BLOCK, Florence Colo
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gIcrqnte Daily CrIbans

Published at Florence, Fremont County;
Colorado every day except Sundays ana lestt
hoitlayz
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First Church eff Christ, Scientist.
Every Sunday at the Rogers building, Mali
Street; 10a5 n. M, Bible Service; II rs a. m.
Sunday School; Inquiry meeting every Frida.
7.45, p. m.
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First Presbyterian Church,
Sunday School, 10 Il. M; Service and Sermons
II a. M; Junior Endeavor, p. M; Y. p. S. c. Il
E, 6 80 p. M; Evening service, 80 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening n
Z 80
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St. Benedict's Roman Catholic Church,
p. GREGORY, o. S. B.. Pastor.
Sunday services, first and third Sundays in each
month: high mass and sermon, 10 n. M: Sun
day School at p. M; yespers and benedic-
tion of the blessed sacrament at I 80 p. m.
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TIME TABLES
Denver s Flo aranas
flcr,nss 8 GrippIs grssa

NORTH COUNT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-03
what India IS to England.

"Thc Philippines will be to the
United States what India is to Eng
land" says Murat Halstead. Here
is a paragraph from Andrew Car
negie's reply:
England in India stands today
upon a volcano. She has to keep
10000 British troops there TO hold
the people IN subsection. She does
not trust one gun IN the hands of
native troops: They can have mus
kets, but the artillery is all held by
the British regiments, England has
been in India for nearly 200 years
this is the condition she is still in to-
day. Of all the perils of England,
that of India is the greatest. There
is scarcely statesman of Britain
who does not wish privately
"Would that we were safely out of
India" More than one Of them has
said so to me. What does India do
for England' Ask the desolate
homes that l have known in Britain.
The late war against the Afridls
plunged many thousands Of homes
of England in mourning. The
greatest weakness that England
possesses today is India. Were it
not for India she would not fear
Russia,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-12-03

w. S Harwuod has an article III
st. Nicholas ON "a Giant Candle, y
describing one of the unique fea-
lures a, the Stockholm exposition.
Concerning candle making in Swe'
den, Nh HARDWOOD writes:
The candles of Sweden arc moi
dipped" in the old fashioned way,
but are made on what might be call
ed scientific principles, after the cx-
rerience of Il good many centuries
has told the makers just what ma
terials will produce the best results.
They are not "run' in hand held
molds, at the risk of burning some
body's fingers or spOtting the kitcE-
Oh floor with Splashes of tallow.
Tallow in its crude state is, indeed,
used in the manufacture of these
Swedish candles. but it must pass
through q long treatment before IT
yields up the pure stoalin from
which the snowy candles arc made.
Some OF this tallUW reaches SWe.
den after long ship journoyings from
South America, while some of tie
stearin does rot come from tallow
at ALL but from palm oil gathered
by tho natives Of South Africa, and
still another supply of stearin is Sc.
cured in a curious way~-from in
sects shipped from China. The IN
sets, in dy ing, turn into Il wax very
rich in stcaIin.
When the stculin il ready for tlr
mixing, it is neGliy pure white ii
color, Il clean liquid that las the hue
and colisistC! cy OF melted white
sugar. III Ia" factory tle ntt,,.d-
ants ill tl"ir large, wide Tipped zinc
pitchers with the liquid stearin, step
to a long ruw Of candle HOlr!s, and
pour in the melted stealin. + lie
Holds are i'll sections, T. candles 10
a section Of the smaller slZCl can.
dies. The wicka for the c"rI!o:
have first been twis, ed from thr, d.
into tie proper size and threaded
through the nol1a ~ i:""hincry,
As so.u :. ilio strlriu h,s coolql
.ro,uid tInui, l.s y, l,rou knife 1}.,..,e
nader .,n rn,s the p,di ii ,he
wicks. tn cnnG!ei u! tne section at"
lifted ont and another set &C wicls.
,li tl,,...- Il tl,rni.|, another set rr
mal;is. stand: ready for the H"Et
luuriug Swiftly breaking the an
a., nrpr. bo attendant DIS
!I,,.o, ~; :, . I9yto another work.
y.,i...u ell. >ardq them whizz -
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atmosphere, tie freedom iru-n dust
particles of any kll.d, and we soon
learn that no" here III TIE cave viii
even dust rise upon our shoes. we
note also the cXhiiArIjlng cltect OF
the uir Upon the members "t our
party 1t Is hri!eNtu thAt tho ar
has become oNy &1nAlIa by chemical
process; certainly, i!om il purity
and dryness, ii enables one to I'M
d"reo exercise i"r i'"Urs without
sense of fatigue. t!ert before u i
eviCcrco CT t. wonderful drEn'ss
Of the air. The sAl;peIarNut c.Gtt
cd III lHl2 iiilI Tie TN btia Whirh
have remained III thvir present pu-l
ton since then 'hoW II" ev"ru"es
of decay. In tu> &, atsthoE;' r}i"r
WAS le"chly! lr1@ tie nllr>..' c"llA
abonnolns II tie V>&er ".1R i"!''He
dry avenues ana nS"l Tor tao hiaiiu
factnro q! gUA2o"icr
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THE LEGISLATURE.

There was little business done at
Mondays session, the storm prevent
ing the arrival of man, of the men,
bers after the Thanksgiving recess.
There was some discussion in the
House when the bill providing for
the posting of trout streams was
brought up. The bill prescribes
certain regulations as to the posting
of Enclosed or cultured lands. Mr..
Harris of Bennington offered an
amendment providing that the own
er must incur an expense OF at least
$25 in order to avail himself of pro-
lection under the act. The amend
ment was lost and the bill was then
passed.
Other bills passed included acts to
incorporate the State Mutual Fire
Insurance company of Rutland, to
incorporate the Farmers Trust com
pany of Vergennes, placing benefi.
ciary and benevolent associatio r.
under the control of the insnran C
commissioners and relating to the
destruction of worms on shade
ornamental and forest trees.
Gov. Smiths taxation bill "To
increase the state revenue" was in
troduted by the House ways and
means committee Tuesday morning
The anti.scalpers' bill. which passed
the Senate, was killed in the House.
The board of agriculture is IN the
hardest kind of luck, the House
amending the government appro'
priation bill to read that no none,
shal II be paid for the support of the
agricultural board. n deadlock be-
tween the branches is feared.
The bill suspending the militia
and abolishing the office of adjutanf-
general came up in the House late