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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06


 would doubtless havo suggested m L. call had he not forcstallrI such an ">t by resigninS. His successor, Enrique Dupuy de Lome, is diplomat of 23 years experience and will not mako tho mistakes that rendered his predecessor so conspicuous. He has been spanish minister to the United States before and is very popular in Washington and ill Chicago, where he officiatcd during the Worlds fair as Spanish royal commits sioner general and did much to make the exhibit of Spain n conspicuous foa- ture of tho great exposition.
 Senor de Lome was born in Valencia in August, 1851, and his grandfather was one of Napoleon's generals, it is said, and settled in Spain after his army career closed. The minister's father was the first man to introduce steam machinery, into Spain in connection with silk manufacture and was a vOlu- minous contributor to tho literature of his time.
 Senor do Lome began his diplomatic career in the state department in 1869 and has since served his country in Ja- pan, Belgium, France, Germany, Cru- quay, the United States and other coun tries. In 1882 he was first secretary of the Spanish legation in Washington, and when Minister Barca committed suicide became charge d'affaires. In September, 1899, he became envoy ex- traordinary and minister plenipotentia " to tho United States and served his country in this office for eight months. During his stay in Washington he and his beautiful wife became very popular in society and will be warmly welcomed upon their return to the capital. Min ister dc Lome speaks English fiuently and is described as man of great en- orgy and nervous force.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
TO AWE THE TURKS.
Two American war>hirs Ordered to Pro
 cCcd tu smyrna.

WAsnINGToN, April d.-T'ISe cruisers Marblchcad and San FranciS,>' have h,'rn ordered tn smyrna The orders [, tho European SQuadr'n wrrr iSSu,,d at tho in stance uf the state department, which had received n letter from United States Minister Terrell at Con>tantinuplr sus gcSting this cnursr He rclN rttd that tho missionaries in Syria wr~" i'll a state "f alarm in view If tho turbulent feeling manifested hy the Turks While n" overt acts had been reported, hr felt that il might bc a judicinus moNrrlvI.t tu send sumr If our war vessels tn the towns along the scac,aSt for tho sakn of the moral impression that would hC made,
 The beard "f American mis>ir'mS also has boon urging tho navy department Ia mako smyrna q rendezvous fir ike Amer lean Mediterranean squadron [" impress the natives in that section of Turkry.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
KILLED ON THE RAIL.
Eight Persons Dead and several Injured In
 Two CT.l~h..~.

SUMMEErItLn O. April G-Eour per sons We're killvd m,sIr MhiGNilln ly the fall in. uf pa>>cngur train from a tr,'>tlc 40 feet high. The dead ar" Eli l.u"nS, tho rn- gin,rr; Henry Brown, Mrs, Nathan Young and hvr little dauShtor, Iva>Srnsrr>, The fireman, Jesse .Inncs, and Nathan Young. a laS~rnsrr. arr faIallv wuundr,l,
 The ar..idrut wl~ cAu>,d by the rrs,yh jumping the tra,k aud lul!ln-; th' rv>t If the train after 1t.
 AIro>. Ills. April |" In fright Mr,,.L at W,r,d ri>Ur Lr.d@r | 'rrr rrImI'S We're killed and IN" t..rl!y uJurvd. \ long and heavy trAlu WI> coming down the ;sraG, when the middle hmlEr,l "ut, aud ,I ,.,r> w"r,' r"l.ri u1"'n' l''h "th'r
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
r j1e Dtmoerat>
0. and M. T. MALoNEY. PUBLISHERS.

TIE obscurity which has for years clouded the laws relating to the payment of accrued pensions in certain cases has been happily cleared away by the new act introduced by Assistant Secretary of the Interior Key holds Tn the closing hours of the last ses- sion. The assistant secretary found that under former laws, on the death of pen sioner. in many instances the pension re- verted to the government instead of going to the widow or minor children of the de- ceient. or the person who bore the expense of the last sickness and burial of the pen sioner. The assistant secretary according ly drew up an act correcting this injustice aud thanks largely to his energy in press ing Its merits on congress it Is now portion of the pension code. The marvel is that 70 manIfcstly just provision should 50 long have been neglected. But the truth doubtless Is that there are stlll other points lu which congress has failed to do entire justice tO the ccpntry's veterans.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
\ Tale of n Tout.

Marsh nr,!un, the MylI known h,sk- maker. tells the N,>j t'ut story now on the rounds >;Iy> th, Chicago Triluu,. X urmlcr uf thr frat,r rll.jy ,nt,r,d the sJ"r" of u,. y hIu; un ChrtItam >trcrt. New York. 'I,, day. and tried uu l suit uf clothes, -AfI,r hr nrrIu+r,l lis [, ilrt l,' fVr' a Ela~> h. tu"k a Ni,l,nt sYvll "f coughing, aaL in a half >m"jhvnd tone :I>A,l for A I5iIk If wafer Tn r,' Was nn Crvlrr in tho >JuIv. hut th,' Iu, r,l.ut told ljrn Gn s,n uut l.ayk. nnd i.,, N ,-llld find cup ny tho h!drant rar tuuI sat the drink, Wrut NUt thy AlI,N ana ], q his woruvui vivi&,S "nly a~ Vl! jl:, II fir ihr suit hr wor' away, \ few day, lAtyr well appearing gentleman WaIA.d in the Slurv' jr <, a ~Iu < ,I,th,> It. wa> just '!r, -~,d tn try tl,m Wh,u hr t"', hy2 gan [" r"u-h and >unulhrt: d ,u' 1 wish t0r driuk ai w.r,r rhr n,.r, hhnl flew tu th" hArk vf ti'. -;"r,. and r,tlIu,L i,,,ld ln2: tho tunn'i ,tt d louS h,'-, ~n l,lp me. Moss, N,u Grink Ii-ht Lvr, >AII Ihr mCr,. hInt Right here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
The Secret of Hi. Increase.

Thr ANrta4>r gentleman jockey is far from IrlnA A pers, ut nu importance. On" w.I~ in the wvi-hing rrum al n ger tam lm,,jln-, and WA> in Ervat Lu,t,- UNvr his '.-ht Must la surn tAIng wrun2 wiyh lAr >,a',>. hr sruwI,d l> he glau,rd at Ih. l..laur.u& steel and Gryw It. ~'..Iv : Dot: ,> easily I was only lV Il, n" ; pv"uu~ |: Is morning. IL i>n [ possible that l can have Inl rraSrd tiNT lound> withyUt touching foud or drink in thnN hcl.r> No, replied midget ot a p7usrssIDnal. as hv surveyed the corpu- lent one with the diSdain of the thin. it $ AMxitty that ; wNlsEin on yer"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
A SUICIDE FARM.
Fourtccn-yrnr-"ld n"y IInng> Himself {"
 keep | p the Record.

RntHt~ItI. April q, In "'Gvr {" kVrr up an uuhrrhrn r rur'I for thrr,' d,ct,:,.~ past Willie Carpenter, II NcAr~ "lL, r,'rn mittrd suicide by hanging on the farm ,s Rufus Powell in >"mrrsrt. Tho lad h;Ld hcrn employed on thr farm hrrr years, and since the first "f inc year hr talked a great d,al about the farm = suiridvs. In fact, for y,Ar~ the people mllr> about the place haNr called II the ~ui,'d farm "
 In '>'1 William Nrllr~t, a wvAlthy farmer, Wt!l ut apparent 'Eu~v cut luis throat iu A ~h,al l,, k nt thr hnu~r Ten yrar~ later. nln"~t t"a day. hi> son Ihum a> Was turud hanging tn a tr,V near the shed II" N~N had NO IrA~,'u for killing himself. and the tW, tragedies caused the farm |" hr >IyN,d wIIh fear !'y the super, st.Iinu. nNiEhhNrS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
me Downfall of the Ring.

There arc no heroes of the prizo ring now. The So called fighters spend long months of training. and when the event comes of it is generally an exhibition uf amazingly expert dodginG The princi- pals or their representatives meet and agree upon a certain perccntagc uf the re Ccipts which shall go to the winner and the rest to the loser A crowd gathers to see the fight, paying so much head for the privilege, and the doorkeeper docs the rest The only man in tho whole perform ance who displays any skill Is the advcr tising agent, and nobody gets punished except the public, which is forced to read a padded report of the fight, says the St. Paul Globe. It is a money making scheme, purr and simple. It hasn't even the charm of brutality about it,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
THE WHEELING WORLD.
,nris has three daily cycle papers.

Paris has threo daily cycle papers,
 Pauline Hall, the actress is to make tour of Europe on her wheel,
 A. I. Brown, the succcssful Cleveland racing man, is an Nj. D. and D, D. $.
 A ball was hold in Paris recently to which only people in cycling costume were admitted.
 Bald and Macdonald havo tried she new cement track At San Jose, Cal, and ex- pressed the opinion that it is as fast as any they have eVCr ridden on.
 Houbcn, the Belgian champion, who once defeated Zimmerman, wants to race Zimmerman in Paris for S5, ,000 side, but is unable to raisu his stake money.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
TAX NOTICE

l hereby notify all persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Waterbury. that I have received a rate-bill and warrant 10 co lect town tax of two l2l mills on the dollar on the list of 1894. and will be at my law office. T. Bohl building, 6 Bank street. on and after May l. 1895. when said lax is due, from 9 a. III. to l2:3O D. m and To p. m.. to receive said tax. The law provides that percentage of thre-,- fourths "f one per cent per month shall be added from May l. 1895, to any tax re- mainirg unpaid June lSlj
 CHARLES J. GRIGGS. Collector.
 Waterbury, April ], lSa5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06

roles. S"mc ,t her j'v~t W .rk Was tinnc as tho WiL,w in Tanning rt the Sl.r,.v, PhsrI'" in -N~ NyW I-ihr T.. the spanish Widow in 'I.Nr In Tandem" Mrs Rri2%~ iu U,l3tr~ and Scu>, " and Mr> Racket in -'rh" hIl, : Si-a;;., II,
 After tr,h >,'a>1U> Mss Carnrron l,ft Da!y'> cr'"inny anl ih,n v,-t,d n few months Last Ill she ,.,vvp;rd au ,:,..,;,. urnt with the \,w Iork I.Icvuru ~: rA company, f which organization >lr i> HOW ore of thg most prominrnt m,lut, r> Sh" first rlaH,d Mr<. Qur>ncl in 'Thr Case of Rrl,i!i t.> susan, ' and when '' .\u Ideal Nu~h.nd Wa~ Vut on >h' was a>- signed th' r,lr f N-~ Chr>,Iy
 Miss Cam. r.3 k r.. ": x l~ hiIrwu ;;> a -fHkvS" a,tr:-~ ,~j N''l E.,t r,,,:. t, petty d,NIr,~ tu >,' 'sr :,I,i' .-I-,' ~hr k very r,s,.;i .I l:.d ',l.,,u~ i:. ,v l.. hs\,' E"wnN rn,,:'' a'.d ! N N, !: tan. at;.7 ward. Nhr l. e. trAl:l |" J',v..,.'v ,l.r fl the br>; Uf -\l:.' rl,..n >,,,t,;. l.in ,>,.>.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
TAX NOTICE-

hereby notify all persons liable 10 pay taxes in the city of Waterbury. that have received a rate-bill and warrant 10 collect a city tax of eighteen lISl mills on the dollar on the list of I>94. and will be at my law office, l7 Bohl building 65 Bank street. on and after May l. 1895. when said tax is due. fIom "a. m. 10 l2:30 D. m, and to p. m to receive said tax The law provides that a percentage of three-tOurths of one per cent per month shall be added from May l, 1895, 10 any tax remaining unpaid June 1895.
 CHARLES J. GRIGGS, Collector
 Waterbury. April 5, 1895.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
CISSY LOFTUS.
An English Girl Whose limitations Have
 Delighted London and New York.

Ci>>y Lotlus is perhaps tho youngest high priced vaudeville artist in the world. Shu k said tu receive Il weekly salary of $500, and sho certainly does not get more than that, but still her remuneration Is very liberal.
 CisSy comes of genuine music hall stock Her mother is Marie Lottus, avari- cty singer of considerable reputation. CiS sy is only few months moro than IS years of age, and if her fame continues 10 increase she will Crc long be n second Yvctte Guilbcrt.
 The first theatrical experience uf Miss I.oftus was received in tho Cun>v..t of the Holy Child at Blackpool, near Llvr@Hool where she was educated. Her remarkable success as n mimic in the annual enter
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
! Millinmnirr NrIr>trd.

NEW I&NK. April @--trauk Work. th" millir,:,jrv Wall >lr,,t lrokvr. wAs arrr~t- rd hy IalrulmAu Mc\uity wh'l" driving on Riverside drive wlth his $ir'u tvan. Mir Work r,fu,,u Ia driNv down t@v right hand s!dc "t ,Lr dv!>r, a> required, and he was arrested ,u this account. llv wA> taken Ia ihr Suh>tnjiun m the t!arynunt hutvl W here he MAS IrlHImlulrd ly the sCrscaut at the ,l,>> ;,:.I dl~, hlrG,vi.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
NaterbuTyFire Alarm

LOCATION OF BOXES nde. the new syStsE.
 2 Rogers t Bro.' | C1- East Main and Niag-ra streets i-4 CoI East Main and woleutf road !E Cor HtSn Ani Walnut strNets. l T Eest Main and Cherry streets Car East Main And Cole streets, . t&'r S"rth Elm snd Kinr>hur-T streers CT N,rEh So, Y >,,h Sain sad Groy
 streets
 Ws,eItuTy M&a41AcG2na. SoInpanYs -s C,'r North Main and North streets. > Cnz Buckingham and Cr0ke strasts Or GI sve snd Prospect streets , Cor Hillside Av"7ue ard Pine street Ger Johnson and W -terville streets :; The Platt Bros i C.
 ES.. Tt,., LRrK sonlpAny 1,uveneE
 mert t.ctnrYl'
 '-.ohanGe plaSe. Csr \ TAS; Main and Willow streets .. Crr Ta=' Main and wstertown road ss ElrSe { ar Rsilrusd stahle' -e Waterbury Brass eomPsny.' - Or Cellar and Meadow streets >s Cnr GEaLl snd Field streets. Is C>,g Bank aI.d Meadow streets Is Randolph & Clowes' I% Plume < Atwood ManutActRriIE con
 psny.' -2-l No Hose rouse. T 8 Holmes. Be oIh & Haydenss e-< Cor Charles and Porter streets. 4s Cor Simons street and Washington. Ger South Main and Grand streets. q? Cor South Main and Clay streets. a-s Waterbury Watch companys ,S Benedict < Burnham Manufaeturins
 enmpany.' s-s Waterbury Buckle company = Cor South Main and Washington sts Se0vin Manufacturing company t2 Crr Franklin and Union streets iS Waterbury Clock Go. lease factory, S CnT Clay and Mill streets. Ss Cor Likerty and River streets. S-T No. Hose House. s-s Cor Baldwin end Stone streets.
 Cor Bridge and Mazfn streets. s-s Ger Dool,ttle alley and Dublin stree |sPr Sas
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
>niri,,,. of antncmplo,cd Man.

Bosrr> April 6.-A man about 35 years If a@v ~upl~.>.d |" rc Charl,s M Quint. formerly ut lynn, Mas, commit ted suicide a; l7 Howard >irrvt ly shoot ing himself through the heart pr>p"udrn- cy. brought on through inability {" ub, tain employment, Is supposed to have h,vn tho rauSr of the suicide
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
TAX NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons liable to pay taxes in the Center School District of Waterbury, that l have received a rate-b and warrant to collect a center school dis triet tax of len tlO) mills on the dollar on the list of 1894, and will be at my law office, l7 Bohl building, 65 Bank street, on and after May l. 1895. when said tax is due, from a. ID. tO l2:SO p. m. and ? to pm, to receive said tax. The law pro- vides that a percentage of three-fourths of one per cent per month shall be added from May l. 1895. to any tax remaining unpaid June 1. 1895.
 CHARLES J. GRIGGS, Collector.
 Waterbury, April 5, 1895.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
\ sore >ntJ,c, [" spain.

NJ \lu:Ir \uU ' In thr chamber "G dr}utiv> l nlymhrr A>hvu line E"N,rnu.rnt if th. ,nuI'usmtvv "t thr MAI~h.' t''il"V dr N,ulJltn Vh.,h Uuo! rn ll' \mrrCAn Stvhlu,,r \ili,',A "i CAr' Nt,-I tuH;E had NtrU tl'rd hN I'YNuiI urIIt'll "y ,l-h irr,si ,-,lnr t.t-tvljHu,'>, }uIu~tVr ul the cvl"n.r>. >tAJrd that hv dr, Jtn,d {" reply Ia the uUv~truu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
Motorman worthinston Acquitted.

RElokINN. April t-Orlando Worth ingtun. the Syrnru>c m"l"rn3n 'hArErd with man ~lau-,lltrr in tho s,ronL dvEr,", the claim h,iIg that th" ,ar "lN*ntHd hy him knuvA,.H down. ran uV,r and Killed samuel Er.~rlry. a " year oId svhuulHuy. was acquitted and dt>..harE,L
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
sheriff killed Two Rioters.

TAHLEQUAH. | T., April G.-ln at- tempting c. quoll a TOW among d crew "t graders at work on a new rHilruad being constructed through the CherokCe nation from Sil, am Springs tn Fort smith, Ark, sheriff Prnct IF shot and killed two of tho rioters and was himself seriously wounded. The names of the killed could not bU as Ccrtaincd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06

Stat,S. WAS tine
 fact that he talk vd tuo much at an lnopportune time, When the .A3ianra was lirvd upon by a spanish war>hip,
 hu freely Crlti- Clsed the state department d !t Wa>hiuEto H!ld maiu hlln~r!f >.1 z, nrrally uhuvX- iouS that the United S:Lt, =
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
Rrcn,rrch nis.Sirht.

Thomas French. who lives on Town Plot. has been afflicted Wilh Scrofula since 1864 to such an extent that he became blind. He heard of the good U-No Tonic was do iug and decided 10 try it. He has used it for short tune only and has recovered so that he can sec again. Office No Co, Hl S. S..nth Main street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
Ellen Terrr,s nreaIl.

Ellen Terry said in rcccnt letter to a friend in this country: At my age it is one thing to be acceptable in the parts you hay" long played and quite another 10 win your public in a new character. dread a little playing any new parts to you Annrirans ncx: year
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
rnrt Worth Bank Closed.

WA>u!\Ur"N. April G-Mr EckclS, tho comptroller of tho currency. today received a telegram arnuuncinS that the City Ma tioual lank of Fort Worth Tex. had closed its doors. Bank Examiner MrDon- ald was directed to take charge, Tho hank has capital of $500, uOO, with surplus of SCu UuO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
w.,..er> to Not. on the >sr.I Question

T",NIp, \ {. NIru ".--'r.c A:,.~larire ruuunittrr, ihr TvNIi'r W,:tN,:> union mt at.;l ,,,.y ,.,d 10 'r;.lrlir ur~tj"t, of stirling win tl' inLi>.d a' |" al u'..o.'~ in thu d,S,rirl \ Iu;.,~ u, I:n, uf all the wruv,rS will be held in d i,N dLl~ tu dis rus$ the situation. after whl,h t!Ic lUcal unions will prohanly Vote upon tho ques- tiun uf leaving their looms
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
Frisco Amateurs Want to Box.

SAN FUN\cI>cu, April 6,-Thc hnxcrs of the olympic club arc Very much put out hrCau~s' their chances of visiting New York arr now poor. An effort will bc made Ia bring New Workers and Olympic hoNrr> together in Boston nnd cUrrospond cnce with that end in view is now going nn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
Mnman >n,rra.r rrngr. ....- In tAh.

SAT LAht CiIN. April ".-Fh'' w"m- an suiTra4y nrII, i.' wh.cl, wa~ la~~'d [" D third r,;ldlu-, hl the ,,nN, ,ntl"n several day ago has iurthvr prnEr,'>>cd I'y d Vote ur tn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06

 tainments arranged by the nuns induced her to mako n professional experiment. in that direction. Her debut occurred in July, 1898, at tho Oxford Music hall, and within a few weeks this l6-yoar-old girl was the talk of the English metropolis. Success followed success until in October, 1894, Miss Loftus, who had but a short time before become Mrs. Justin Huntly Mccarthy, was brought to New York by Augustin Daily. The young bride appear cd only once under MT. Daly's manage ment and then signed a contract with some music hall proprietors in New York.
 Mir. Mccarthy, her husband, Is bril- liant writer, and although quite a young man he was for some time one of the prom inent members of tho British house of commons. He translated and adapted sev eral plays for Mir, Daly, but tho originals were poor stuff, and naturally the revised versions were not glittering successes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
She Sat on n Bonfire.

NEW YORK. April G-l.rna Grohnld, 1 years old, of 'n7 East One Hundred and Forty sixth stree was taken To the liar lcm hospital >utrrrinG from hurus about the hvdv. flum which she will probably die. The girl, with others WAS playing in n >A,",n, h. near tk,jr homes They had In.d' '",urlrr. auA one ut tlr girls tarrd I.,na L. s;; on tr,. :@ Thr E:rl ;ui'Ivd ae,o>~ Ihr "-,, II; < GHu-; B.. her ,iu;@in. taught ii y, ALu .. ! l,.u;1rnt she Y ;iS vl'C '.d jn flames.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
ENRIQUE DuPuY DE LONE.

Spain's New uini~trr l. n Veteran niPlo
 mat of Twenty five N"ar~' Experience.
 The only trouble with SrnHr Murua- ga, late spanish mini>t Y tn thu United
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06

U-No Cough cure Is a cure that cures Fifty cent bottles sold for 25c for a short tune only. at the U-No Tonic Cos Water bury office. SI South Main street
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
London Streets.

London is l2 miles broad and r. miles long. Every year s4cs about 20 '., .> If new >t;evtS added lO it
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-06
The New King of Am..eur n,cyc,,,,..

Sanger will undoubtedly be the man of the year. - says The Bearings He showed last year that he was entitled to fill Zimmy's shoes, and in 1895 ho will bs faster than ever We pick the Milwau
 keoan to succeed the mighty Zimmerman.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-23
The ANALYSIS of Tea.

Attempts have been made to de-
tea are responsible for the physiologi-
cal effects, both bad and good, attri-
buted to its use, but as yet they are
far from complete. The general con-
clusions come to, however, may be
summed up as follows:
Tannin is, of course, we'll known to
be a strong astringent, and though
used incidentally, can hardly be taken
in any quantity habitually by most
people.
II few fnely-powdered tea leaves
are placed on watchglass, covered
with paper cap, and the glass placed
on hot plate, white vapor slowly
rises and condenses in the cap in the
form of colcrless needle crystals.
These crystals are the nitrogenous
substance theme, the active principle
of tea.
The oil, which is supposed to give
tea Its flavor, is of lemon yellow
color, and has strong smell like that
of the tea plant.
1t is undoubtedly the oil which has
the effect on the nerves, and gave such
alarming results as those instanced by
the writer's of hundred years ago,
but which in smaller quantities helps
to make tea so refreshing According
to some authorities theme has some
what the same effect, but it seems to
have other qualities as we'll, and to be
more truly nutritious. Therefore,
what we want in the tea we drink is as
much theme as We can get, little oil
for the sake of the flavor, and as little
tannin as possible.
New, the theme is dissolved out of
the leaves much moro quickly than
the tannin, and thus we see the reason
for the rapidly-increasing custom of
using perforated holder in the teapot
in which TO put the leaves, and re-
moving this after few minutes, or,
better still, of pouring the infusion
off the leaves into another pot.
Either way the boiling water should
not stand on the leaves for more than
five minutes. -Good Words.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-23

Chile is said to be losing its reputa-
tion as one of the most healthful spots
on the globe, and to be in fair way
to become one of the most unhealth-
full The morality according to official
stats les, is now fifty-six in 1000, an
enormous figure, which is not even at
tanned in the city of Calcutta, reputed
one of the plague spots of the globe,
where the proportion is only fifty in
1000. In Santiago the mortality has
attained and unheard-of-degree. For
two years past the deaths there have
amounted to ten per cent. of the pop
ulation. A large proportion of this
great increase is due to the spread of
diphtheria. Chile would seem, there
for, to be good field for the serum
therapeutists.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-01-23
When I Meet NV Youth Again.

Some time-I know not how nor when
This weary road journey on
VIII lead thro' lands that have known,
And shall meet my youth again
Thro' some old wood my childhood knew
The road, at length, will bring to view
A cottage in lowly glen,
Where / shall meet my youth again.
And yet the lad OF whom dream
May know me not, far l shall be
To him deep'ning mystery
OF things that are and things that seem;
From these Old scars OF time and toll
His heart, alblet, may recall,
Az children's often do from men,
When I shall meet my youth again.
But he shall know me at the last,
And creep into my arms, and weer,
AS shall lull his lids to sleep
With stories Of the changes past;
And ere the morning breaks upon
Us twain, our souls shall be rs one.
And time shall breathe a soft "amen,"
When shall meet my youth again.
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