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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

MAP SHOWN" Ln, ArIoN OF FuI;M">A.
 tivation hrrn carried on that Formosa has long been known as the granarv of China Practically every crop that flour iShrs on the mainland does well Ou For mOSa also. rlCv, sugar, jut", grass cloth. rice paper. rattan and fiber being among the abundant productions,
 Far moro precious. however. than any of these arc the camphur and the sul phur obtained from the mines and the mountains. and both produced as crown monopolioS As will le SurmiSed from the pres ence of sulphur. FormOSa Is sup posed to be of volcanic formation, and though no European or American trav- eler has described any cXl>,tt.I v"lCH, noes, the Chinese tell of a small mOun- tain, little moro than hill, which they call Ho-shan, or Fire mountain, and white explorers have observed jets of steam and sulphur springs issuing from the rocks near Tam-sui. one of tho most considerable settlements. The sulphur is taken from the mines in sort of slateliko condition, after which it is boiled ill water until of about the con siStenCy of molasSOS. Then il iS stirred continually until every inpurity has been separated from the sulphur. and then it is ladlrd out into conical wood en tubs. from which the cakes are re leased when cold by the simple process of knocking out tho heads
 The gigantic laurels from which the camphor is obtained arc all in the pos session of the natives, and it Is not easy, therefore, to maintain a constant sup ply, and many bitter contest has bcCu waged between Chinameu and savages over this matter. It was because of hi. action regarding tho CamphoT crup that the governor of Formo>a. Liu MinG Chuan. n protege of the famous l. Hung Chang, the prime minister. wa: degraded by impartial dccrre somo foul or five years ago. This governor ha. been fortunate in a military way be fore he was sent ,0 FormuSA. and GutI before and afterward ho displayed ad ministrative abilities of such a com
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

NIW ttN.\, II ,UIL iAIrorrAll~i\N >LN IF. thing Win tho hair brushed hack in this fashion tho P,vchr kuur, winch has been NI:h US Sn lruI. will have tn go. r. iS also ,ll that new styles will nc cr~>ttatc dr, sing thu hair low, The HOW ,.lunclt,d Il coil t,rlr.s,1tinE i'll rnu- ing CurlS and the CatuG,ln certainly in dicatc a tendency tu droup i'll the pres Cnt mOd,. and this iS further COuln nmrd ill tho new undulatin: hln,lvauN. which are care lcSsly drawn hack. partly Cuvrr- ing tho ear, i'll somewhat the Madonna stylr. modified hv the soft trin-;r of curlS 50 universally hccolninG- These handraux Hrr held i'll place hH side combs defining the contour of the head, otherwise liable Ia bo lost amid the luxurlant mass of wavv curls that form this moi,rn cuiilurr. The Fr,nrh twist, resembling a true loVrr's knot, tvrmi- mates like tho others ill a curl. the two huwS falling on either side, thus giving the width that i$ desirable.
 With the introduction of elaborate cuiiiurvS come the false hair actr$<OricS in way uf adjustable chiEnunS, coils, curlS and fronts The various fronts of naturally curly hair on very light hair lace foundations render the wcarrr re gardlv>s of damp weather. For ladies, however. whose abundance of hair | makes any addition uuurcvS>ary thrro are the new hair wavcrS to ho usvd i'll connection with wonderful preparations kept on hand by fashionable hairdrrss- CTS and warranted to make the hair re- tain aS we'll aS easily take the curl.
 The present day colturo, with its h!, ,ndin-; of many styles, uu:;ht tn afford the new woman d. well aS tn" lhiy q modvl tn h,r :"lvanta;" Tn" several ! styles arv equally becoming when apprn-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
N.H.&H. Railroad Time Table
Octo'r 1. 1894. SAUGkTUCK DIVISION.
rrains lraNa Materhury As fNlINMs:

Trains leave Waterbury as follows: For New York-S:15, SIP, '0:5H A. m 29. 3:25 5:13 p. tn.; S1 day ':l5 .. III Return. 900, 500. l0:03 III; 1:oo, 4:O3, 600 p m $ m lay, 600 d. h. For New Haven ia Derby Innc in R:O1. SIP, 10:50a m: ;2S ,i:2', ,1:H r. III. Rstnrn via Derby Junction. s.@, f' m 1900. 2:27, 5:}e, :i5 r III :; Sunday, S.l0a. I'll
 For Rridgeport-6:05, SIP, 1:5o m: Is. 3 25, ! B p m; Sunday. h . m. Return 7:OS. 9:4O a- m :o". 2:3o. 5:3l, 40 D m SLutaN, S:l5 III For Aneonia-6:05. S:l2. 2.lO:5o n t:2S, 3:25. 5:53, 1:O0 tmlxr'i) ? IT.; Sunday, Return. 7:43, 1o:a1 a. m; la:31, 3:o5. 6:IO. s:l5 p m; Sur day, S:46 a. m. For Wat4rtown-6:4o. 3:3S. 11:l7 a. m.; 3:5s, 6:12, 7:C4 r. m; saturday. 9:l5 Return. Go. 7:4o. lo:20 a m 2:5O, 4:33. 6:3O p VI Saturday. 7:31 ? m For r omast ,n S:32, 11:I2 Iii; 353, 6:59 D. m ~urday, 9:25 a. m
 R-turn, 7:43. 10 g A m.; 2:55, 5:26 ?. III Su"day, 3:47 p. m.
 For Torringt ,n-S:33. ll:l2 a m: 3:13, 6.59p m 2uniav, 9:2j H. n
 Re urn, 7:!a. l0: Q s .5 ; 2:30, 5;03 p. m Sun n,,, 3:23 rn
 For Wtnste4-S:S3 !1:12 s m; 3:53, 6:59p m: Sun av, 9:35 a. n.
 Return, TOD. $40 a. m ; 2:Oj, 4;43 r. m: Sunday, 800 D, m.
 c. T. HAMPSTEAD, Gen Pass Agent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
CONDENSED SPORTING CHAT.

Britannia won e2. 799, about l4.ooo, last year
 Salvador covered about 55.3 feet sec ond when hC ran his mile in l;35l3.
 It is unlawful in South Dakota to hold sports of any kind on Memorial day.
 Pierpont Morgan recently paid $50 for a Chicago dog named Gold Dust
 Cornelrs crow will sail for England May 20 and begin training for the Henley regatta.
 Lane of Amherst has positively refused to meet Klein, IIarvard's strong man, in a contest of strength
 Tho national tennis championships at singles and doubles will take placc at New port, R. |, on Aug. 2l.
 Several of tho crack English tennis play CTS src said to contemplate trip to this country during tho coming summer
 John L. Su!iivan's trunk was recently sold at public auction at Jacksonville, Fla, to a Salvation Army man. who will Use 1t as a horrible example.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
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 W R RAR -OCK. Gen Pass Agt. Ro-:,:'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

"DE SINH AI::rY UT pE rIZNFss T"R"InITY " make n moshMn. fur Er hvli, vrS yo tn Nc halt rSa2y. l notice Elder TurtS Uirr lN le stove When dr elder cum to me '!r utld, [ ,I.,v to lturry fu' ehillin>. he stated his rrraud in mighty plain English, an not one ,f de words wA~ uhCr a foot long. Dat >HInU night ji-t outside my butcher shop di>kihvryd dr elder arEyfyin wid d strange Cull q man who had cum up yer" from Nurginny lotkin fur n job, When he dun axrd de elder If ho n0wcd whar he could find work. tlv latter waved his right arm an his lit arm an got right cluS up tu dat pore nan an rrl lied dat q" similar ity uf de hlZnr>s turljdity had annihilatcd de pOndvro>lty uf de CirvumSpcrk>hun, an his advice Was fur de man 10 dis>ipAtr 10 sunr mo inrulratru locality. Bruddrr Tuoi$. what was yo'r 'ZaCt mCanin on dat OCCa>huu?
 'Rrchunod ko'd better go west sah, replied the elder.
 "Dat was it, rh> Well, reckon howrnt dar Ivn>twi~v eunn a~ Hu' turned Hu'r back he started uf ,'u L run iu de u.idGle l uf dc rn;rd an hr trlI hlru like man who .Naui,d l. -,it ~uluw lar mi-hty ~u,ldrn. 1 \ few tAvrUin'~ since l}ruddrr WaNduwn Brhvr had a l,vtlc party at his cabin. Quito a nunhVr of Ills Were dar wid our 1 wives. When all do invited guests had
 arruvp, Brldurr lirit,r st"'- up in Gr mid | ilc uf ,r ruvm an put his hand "u his | heart an hnlnH d:.; o!r prrtinarity of dN or- i Ca>hUu would iuCUlrbt"Va.h pus>' Il tn feel ! pcrfrrkly h,,~;.lr an sAGl~hu~ duurin dr 1 cavvnin lirl,id.= Erlcr am l right in 1 'spu>in Hu' rIr,ut dHt Wr should all f,rl l lnrfrckly nt h,llur an purrtrd tn inj"y do l festivities ut ,lr ur,:,~Hui'
 ''NrS. >ah. r,pl]rl lituddrr Brhrr.
 II s,, un,l, r~r",'d ii an put my feet on
 de lounge an spit Uu ir floor, hut mos "f | de rest ,f 'c;u kept lwnhin around aS if ,lvy eI"'ct,d de iln,.r tu drap fr,'w into de cellar, | could name .IH u,ldrr instances which hrN ! cum under my ull>.Lrvaohun lourin !C past 1 V ar but desc am huff fur my purpose. l
 want to say Ia yo' in a kind an fathrrly
 spccrit, quit il! When yu kin string hiE
 words together 'Curdin to dN books, dry go | booInin long like sO many cannon balls, | an whArrhCr dEy strik0 n fence dat fence 1 has got To cum down wid smash, but l when yu' don't hitch 'rn together proper l ly dcy am as apt to kick hal hwArd as to | shutc forward. l like tu 20 10 an auction | of household goods au h'ar de auCtiOnCrr
 displain dat, uWin to de transmiEr Era>hun
 of de atliliatiou. he will prrVuricAtr de as l siduity an rush things frrW, hut l nrhbcr
 go homo an try it on de ole woman. If 1
 did she'd grab fur dr rullin pin wid ono
 hand an de boot jack wid de oddrr, an Id | nev to bombaSsicatc myself obCr dc ga den
 fence to save Eny life. Let big words alone.
 Speak to 'do pint. Say lCctlc. Stick 10
 what yo' know, an let de white man take
 keor of de rest. We will now cont animate
 de emergency of de propinquity an ad-
 iourn de mueein fur one week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

cidcntal diVlumIt:~tS, and. after some delay, the Eovl r!!Vr W"S duly l"Gradcd aS Statrd, This dcGyIdatiun, how,v'r. was moro d matter of fu:In and >vntI- mcnt than anything else. since he wa> not then deprived of his govrrnorShip nor ot his r,N Ncnuts.
 H,>i,!,> F!lur the mineral rr>ourr,,~ of Form,>a include coal and lrtrNleum, The ,,'...:i, ';!> ;.rv located principally in the north, rn PArt ot thn island, and tAr coal l!u,ucri k chi, !!y f a very t'itu- mlNuH~ >>r;. tuyINuG rAWN!N, Iut sill avallIhl t,r U~. III Ns.L..2H-; >,, 3:.:. lt t,'- iu; regularly uu!v!,A i'll n'.s:s>- |, 2, ;-;u vr~~.lN uM short N,yI;,>, hv t!l' tlIns'~v lnru-uf uf-NNAr anl Ill t..n tlrnI'-> e! the arsenal ar Furhau. Until lNII tH,> coal WAS rlH,,i after the simple .lll primitive MrtA.:.~ uf the Chinese. l,ut in that yr.r :tH l.:,;!i~A engineer v: l:l" curious n:.nt,. ,t Y IAvil wa> engaged hy tho SaVv!mmt nt - ,.'. Il d miI.r with a shaft after tH" En~'i>h tA~h.rn, anl sine then tn. ouIput has lrrn I.r-;, than ,N,r E;! rr. t.t, vNu,,yI alone ~.'.l', wears amuuu,ia. tn 4a.tGO UT Iu.w." tons.
 Owing Lr., lytnthr rroSrrsSiv' >l.;r;; If Gov,I;}"r I!u Ming Chu;In, For::.'-, has for >. "" t'I"r lcl the mainl.l H.. the mAtt,r,f N,>tlIu improvements \ telegraph line WAS built ill the u,ri i'',; T part of tIr island aud h railway l,,, .>y.l- begun some yrAl$ az, hu; W..t :t. latter has cV,r l,u t!:.}-'.. !> ,. ! known tn this wtIt,r. In :; the ayricullura! IrNjuri> ;.'. tinn"d, t,A a'l'I I,!",'i .''~
 matura rAp.,1y in Fy:.:., ~l. ., - ! governor has .~t,r'j tcL !....,H1'-; l.. great care, tut ...~ >.'h' l:!' | r ,..t.> | ing anl cGr;,'.,t'l,. plant ait, ti.. l..''4 | ods S' s;'.'~ --:;t'.N employed lv l'. English j4i,,: Il has n"r been :. l::. liant >u ~~, ,,r,.rdinS to late r,.:. ,r;~. principally !> cau>. If lack If mrl Y r.. carry il eat IL l> this lax, l"uHl,~~. that has rr"y,rrrI his con>um"nHf- many uIh,r >..hrm,~ fir imVro>. m. ut that hr had in mind when mn'i -.v l 'ruur.
 Tho highest mountain i'll Forlu">A 1~ l the Nu kLit,- Shan. ur Wooded l"uu- tain. nlu,u Mount Morrison ly tn, | En-li>h .ti..l ur,r uu:,d l2. >5O feet high. though tnA; k lrn!IN!N Au "vrr,~u mAtr The >c,n, " If tho island k e.:,l | to lv' If unusual h.l,Iur>S and grandeur. especially u,un. tu" r;I>t,ru coast Deer. l~rLr~. lvar>, E'at>, monkeys, squirrels AHd flying squirrels aluurd in ryrm'~.s, and occasionally Nanthcr> | and wildcats Hr, sun. S,'mv trIvt ', rS tell vf n I. ,>-u'u> hu: exceedingly b,AutifuI Sr,,u ~nah'. i;lrd~ If luAny >v,,> Arv known, and fish Arr IlynutuI in Il,.,a,: i'.,. i:, r>v the K l. t',' l"...~t If hul,,.n :.,1 :- ,,l>r extensively IL, ,j as a >li.lv animal Tam Sui. How, , or Ii !,nv, a> ., vhi,f town i>varir!, Y known. hL~ l,n.u"D inhabitants, au,! there are s,vrril others rAn&iu: from 2U. Ouu to 0,u,'". rwhul" island cun- tainS about l.1,'A. .,nfo inhabitants The un>uhJuIat,L natives If tn" eastern slopes ale, Nr,.,,iiu-lv savage anal cut uV Into many trIlpS ur clans
 CIAlII~ ArIITTI'E-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
THE LIMEKILN CLUB.
BROTHER GARDNER TALKS ON THE
 SUBJECT OF EDUCATION.

He Shows All Too Plainly That the Ram
 ification of the Combination Never In Any
 Instance PcrcoIates the Consanguinity.
 Some Prominent Members Called Down.
 [Copyright. Isg5, by Charles B. Lewis.I
 My fren'S," " said Brother Gardner at the closo of regular business at tho last meet ing of the Limckiln club, ''l hey a mat ter on my mind wish tu spoke to yo' about l am, as yO' know, n strong advo- cate of cddcCashun, but hoy bin paincd to obSarvc dat somc of yo' hov got things mixed up Go pear to go on dc ideah dat dc uSo of big words makes up fur yo'r lack in everything else. Fur instance, I was in a woodward de oddrr day when Sir Isaac Walpulo cum in dar' to order GO cents worf of wood. Ilo didn't sec me- but when dat woodward man mrnNhunrd sunthin 'huut de great railroad strike Bruddrr Walpulo replied dat do art!cula- shun uf do comprehcn,iVrncss exceeded his mos sanguiNr drViaahuH. De wu0dyard man didn't -ly muffin tu dat, but he did a heap of luukin at Sir Isaac, l would now like To ax dc hrudLrr what ho meant by dem wurdS:'
 Il meant dat il waS dr higGcst strike cbcr heard of, replied sir Isaac a> he arose
 <Nu "AlS N4N4I H' "'NH H' III tA'l4A words?"
 Dunno"
 No; l reckon yo' don't, onlosS it was dat yo' wanted to show uY. Nu' showed. Artur yn went away dat woodward man said it ailus made him tired 10 do hi2nCsS wid a rull'd man who had swallrred whrClharrrr. lu' paralyzCd him wid yo'r big words. hut lie knowrd dat do ramiiica. shun of d9 comhinaehun didn't pcrcnlate de cunSancuiniry. l sro Brudder Givcadam Jones on one of Gr hack hrnoh2s. 1 hap prucd tn lc in a bakery do oddrr cavenin when BrudGor .IunvS walked in artCr his loaf. De baker predicted dat flour must rig, an Rruddor Jones sQuar q off at him an replied dat, owin to tie coincidence of do gincral corporashSn of affairs in Europe, dar' was hardly a possibility of dc eNtin- cuishmrnt of siCh a diSfranchisemont. l should like tn aN lruhdcr .IunCS what ho really meant Try his lAnguidSo?'
 II meant dat flour wuuldu' go up, v re- piled Brother Jones.
 "Oh, I srr, an I'zo glad to know itl De baker stood dar wid his mouf open fur five minitS artCr Yo' had gone out m ho finally turned to mo an nXrd if yu' had obcr had n rullin pin driv frcw yO'r skull. Seems to mo dat if yo' had wanted to sprcss yo'r opinyun dat flour wouldn' t rig yo' could hrv did it in few plain words an at do samo timo preserved dat | bakers good opinyun. From dis time on ebcry timc yo go in dar hes Ewnc ter be ready to jump fur de back dOah if yo'
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Tive Gcnerations In Possession.

In this rvstlr~s age and country, says the New York Trlhunr, it is rare for five ,;, ,rratiuns If one family tu have lived in uninterrupted continuance in th" anres- t'sl honest, ad. rut Marietta Hullry, the 7. }iu,ntur "i .,lu~iah .\!lrn' Wifr, can ,IA3m this ui~tlu.iIvu. BrtWr"n lhCrpont 'laHur and Adams, ln .Iritrr>uu county. ..I n"t mur, than >rveu miles from l-ah" ,}l!:Ariu. is >i!Unl,d the flull,y hunirNtraI. i he live .rnti&tiur~ If II, !l,N~ hhN" lived ,,ul,t, peaceful liNr, uu Uni, h,dutitul spot. The IAr,uls uf Miss Marietta lIollry utuNrd into the littlN brown cottage the day after their marriage and remained tu, rp until horne Ia their last long resting lLLlNL,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
THE FOX AND THE HARE.
Showing the Uuctious Effect of FIattery
 When Properly Applied.

When Properly Applied.
 One day the Fox saw the Hare enter her burrow. and knowing that ho could not dig her out he approached with grin upon his face and announced that he had been appointed n committee of ono to go through tho forest and report as to which animal was entitled to the prize for grace, beauty and ncrtness of foot. There was no question, hc said, that she could run three feet to his two, hut simply as a for mality she should como out and mako q trial
 sir, replied the Hare from her safe rc- treat, II am no spring chicken! Do WIG not all know that the Weasel is the fleet est animal in the forcstE'
 "Ah, yes" said the Fox, but the Wea sel has no grace, His body is altogether too long for his Girth, and every body has
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
ISLAND OF FORMOSA.
IT WILL PROBABLY BE CEDEO TO
 JAPAN BY THE CHINESE.
About Half as Large as Ireland, Inhab- tied Jointly by Chinese and Savage Abo- rigines, It Is Known as the Granary of China Brief Description.

N TIL recently the civilized d world las not been wildly curi- uus about For nluSa, but since the cOnvi iCti0n has become gen. cral that China will have to Ccdo it to Japan as q part of the war indemnity much interest lluS hrvu
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
SfruCk Inv Them.

Absentmindrd Professor (who has been snowhallrd by naughty boys on the hillSidel-I must send communication to the academy regarding tho phcnOmo nally large >nuwtlakes this winter. Elirgendo Blattcr.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03

mons Dressed Low Yn the Neck Promise
 to Become Popular.
 Hairlrcssing may well ho ClaSsed among the tiur arts, aS upon it depends the Style of b9autv developed. IT ono rHay believe all ono hears, tho newest mode If hairdrrSsiu& combines all that is piQuant in the French. graceful in the Grccian and quaint in the Victorian in a becoming modrrn blend! But, alas! at this early dawn uf fashions day ono may not believe all Onu hears. The high priest of tho mode is apt to play with his VutariuS as a cat with a muuso He will start several false scents solely for tho purpose uf misleading thNSo foolish women who are always ill haste to be On with the new. Very few fashions that find their way tn the shop windows before April are likely to survive tho season.
 While it is quite futile to positively assert that women will. before tho dog days, abandon the parting, tI'r Psyche knot and other leading features of the prevailing cultures, thvro can be no ' possible UhjVCtiun to reporting the ru- mors atloat concerning radical changes | or describing new COitTureS already in 1 truducvd.
 The tidinEs from gay Paris arc that 1 parted hair is not to hn tho fashion ] much longer. but that the pompad0ur i roll surrounding the face iS to be the
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03
Thc Crrli,t and the Lndg...

A Cu"y"hH4rn hicyrli>t was recently ar rested f., ridtn; on thv foutpA;h leading tu l.|u~Ny ct.urr.r 'Ihr judge thundrrvl out t',' words, NVu havr h,, II cycling un thv ,I,- y church to,tpath:"
 Tho! ,!,.l-t lu',t,:,d a-ss.nt.
 ''NNa Will hI>r {" lay n tmr of [ kruMrr
 Th. a'u~,l ty.!> foIv rrj':~ cut ot hi- p,.,i.,t ..';d lAJd t:i, "u tto' llr Hut l,li tu,, luur Wvr~hji1 have Prince WA.d.' n.Ar and Fitness Mar'" permission tu cycle ou l!.' path in q,,~tl"u.
 The judAr rubbed Li> un~,' "tn! No Cert tiuly i.nt. Is this your first utfvn>.. "l,~, !vur worship, and my last, au slN, ,i l",. c'llprit
 'M,J, tArn, will l2t y'u "r with a caution tA4~ time. "
 T|.y c!rij~; gathered ur his money madr his hoW and walked uiI. But when l., i...t tn the door the judge called out ,o him.
 ,'IIruu. you there! Did you actually syr Prince WaIlrtuAr and Princess Marie l;uiug un that pAIl.''
 "l> No yo,.r w,'r,hipE' replied tho cy oli~;, with :" "tWiukl" in his eye, and Was gone
 CHECKERS AND CHESS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-03


 priatoly placed, "nd here k tn" point where tho skill and taste uf the hair Grr>>rr como ill. To women who ar range their own hair it k suggested that before new fashion k accepted as final its effect on the profile he studied. The hair at the back of the neck ought also to receive attention. An otherwise pleas ing contour is often marrcd hy the un- tidy struggling locks which ought either to he curlel or carefully pinned up.
 \ COitfurp for day wear consists in the front hair simply waved and rolled and finished in the new French coil at tho back. The latest PariSian aylo for even ing occasion, has the bandeauX divided in front and partly covering the ears at tho sides. Gihvr styles accentuate tho tendency toward undulating bandeaux, partly covering the ears, and coils of poufS and curls falling low on the neck and secured by ornamental combs and hairpins. ALICE NARNUM. Rchash. SaufOrd-I'm sorry, old man, that Anglier has gone for your new play so, Murtun-Oh, that t's nothing. l don [ pav any attention to what ho says He simply writes what he picks up i'll the lobby. .-LondOn Judy.
 A Question of Quantity. Chinese Emperor What news:
 Official-Japan is now anxious for | peace.
 Emperor (gloomily)-Y-es, but how big piece:-Tit- Bits.