Democratic Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 2, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 3 February 1888 — A Lesson in Chemistry. [ARTICLE]

A Lesson in Chemistry.

This is the laboratory that Jack built. This is the window in the laboratory that Jack built. This is the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that Jack built. This is the sand used in making the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that Jack built. This is the soda that, melted with sand, compounded the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that Jack built. This is the salt, a molecule new, that furnished the soda that, melted with sand, compounded the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that Jack built. This is the chlorine of yellowish hue, contained in the salt, a molecule new, that furnished the salt that, melted with sand, compounded the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that J ack buiit. This is the sodium, light and free, that united with chlorine of yellowish hue to form common salt, a molecule new, that furnished the soda that, melted with sand, compounded the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that Jack built. This is the atom that weighs twentythree, consisting of sodium so light and free, that united with chlorine of yellowish hue to form common salt, a molecule new, that furnished the soda that, melted with sand, compounded the glass that lighted the window in the laboratory that J ack built.