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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
who was piling up more honors or

who was piling up more honors or
more property.
The years went on, and old James
Thompson was called more of skin
flint than ever. The two eldest girls
were we'll married, in neighboring
city. Young Elizabeth and Jane were
the bellies of the county, while Willie
was away at college, and, report said,
going to the dogs as fast as possible.
No character is without flaw, and
Harriet Thompson was no exception
to the rule. And everyone is said to
have hobby, which they ride. This
was also true OF Aunt Harriet, and her
hobby was ridden with such vigor
that she almost went roughshod over
everybody, and rode it to death.
She was possessed by the devil of
good housekeeping. After that
memorable night there had been q
change in the house. 1t had been re-
juvenated from garret to cellar.
At first the family sat in the sitting
room, to save the parlors; then they
sat in the dining-room to. save the sit
ting-room, and then she had sum-
mer kitchen built and they sat in the
old kitchen to save the dining-room.
Then young Willie, who was home
from college, said a bad word,
slammed the door and went to the
| tavern.
Her husband was old and feeble and
went to bed to escape her fretting.
But young Willie went from bad to
worse. He had spent too much
money, had played cards and lost,
then had drank and gone utterly
wrong. The lad was young and it was
the first time he had utterly broken
over the traces. He spent misera
BILE night. He had not been fit to &C
home, and with the morning came
self-knowledge and repentance.
When he got to his home, however
it was an unlucky time. 1t was thu
general housekeeping, and it was nls'
the day before Easter. His mother
his sisters and the maids were armed
with mops and brooms and brushes
and oil the paraphernalia of cleaning
! So full were his mind apd his hear
, with his errand that he ran up tn
front steps, through the hall and int
the best parlor, where stood his mother
She gave him o reproving glance, a
she said;
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

In Spain the advent of Easter brings
out masquer who calls himself
easter King" He is garbed in n
grotesque robe and wears a tin crown.
All wayfarers obey him and the story
runs that, ignorant of the parsonage
he was addressing, an Easter King
once bade Emperor Charles " to do
him homage by uncovering his head.
The Emperor complied with a sigh,
and addressing the paschal dignitary
said "My good friend / wish you JOY
of your crown; you will find the
duties of monarch sadly troublesome,
| fear"
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

From that TINA on her one purpose
in life was to find him, but it was of
no avail. She would hear from him,
though always indirectly. He was 60
ing from worse to worse. He was like
q will-o'-the-wisp, first in one city
then in another. Letters came back
unopened and there seemed no way to
reach him.
During this time the two0other
girls got married and James Thomp-
son, Sr., died. Five years wore away.
and the anniversary of her desertion
came around once more. The earth
was beginning to put on her green
mantle and the old homestead looked
very cheerful. Harriet Thomspon was
q young woman for her years. Albeit
near sixty, and with her years had
come wisdom.
Ever since that day, which was
sore spot in her memory, she had
thrown wide open the doors and the
windows, taken the covers off the fur
niture, tried to make the house cheer
full and thought of the homecoming
of her boy. 1t had been the day be-
fore Easter when he went away, and
now she remembered that the next
day would be Easter Sunday. She
went down the broad walk, bordered
with lockwood, that led to the gate,
and gathered great punches of daft
fodils. which she placed in the parlor
windows and on the table.
As the evening grew on she looked
at the old clock in the corner and saw
it was 8 o'clock, and just then the old
knocker changed. She almost tainted.
Then she looked up with thrill Of
disappointment as the maid ushered O
tall, heavy bearded stranger into the
room. He took but two steps to reach
her-and then, clasping her in his
arms, said.
"Mother, you don't know me, but
am James Thompson. Ihave come tc
bring you an Easter present, which
hope you will accept as proof of the
love and gratitude have always fel
for you"
The mothers heart grasped at wha
she had 80 longed for. and as she re
turned his caress she hardly daret
} ask:
"My Willie! You have heard O
, him? II he dead?"
| The door opened again and anothe
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
The Easter Bride.

Easter anthems, Easter flowers,
All the joys of Easte ertide-
But the sweetest thing 1t bringeth
Is the blushing Easter bride.
White and slender Easter lilies,
Standing tall In pure array
How the CLINT OF bridal satin
Steals your glory halt awayl
Easter bells are hardly silent
Ere begins the wedding peal;
Easter buds still deck the altar
Where the Easter bride will kneel.
Fashions fads and fashi on's follies
Reign anew Mt Eastertide;
After Lenten prayers and sackcloth
Snines serene the Easter pride.
Laura Berteaux Bell.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
Easter Monday and Tuesday.

Easter Monday and Easter Tuesday
are both celebrated as holidays in Eng
land. On Easter Tuesday the scholars
in Cbrist's Hospital, London, march
in n body to the Mansion House, where
they are received by the Lord Mayor,
who distributes to them "tips" called
Easter bobs." These "bobs" are se-
lected from bright new coins placed in
piles ON table before the Mayor, and
they range as high as sovereign in
value. The laas also receive as sort
of luncheon twq Easter buns and q
glass of lemonade.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

county, with three farms and two
stores, / have had to slave and man
age to keep myself and your children
clothed. But from this day forth when
! ask you for 50 / want it, and when
James Thompson, Jr., graduates you
will help him to study law, exactly as
though he was our Willie and not the
child Of Melissa Orvis. Whether 1
married you for your money or not
lies between you and me. but I'll not
bs = beggsr and neither will I feel
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

They told us a wonderful story,
AS the days OF March went by,
How. hidden deep in the rabbits nest,
The eggs OF Easter lie.
They said We must get up early
Long ere the break OF Of day
And hurry out over the meadow land
And chase the rabbits away.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
Easter's variable Date.

Easter may come as early as March
20 or as late as April 25. In 1918 it
fell on March 22 and in 1886 on April
26. 1t will not come again this cen
tury or in the twentieth on March s2,
but in 1943 it will fall on April 20.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

Frederick Remington. the artist,
who Is just back from Havana. al
ways used a small, folding pocket
camera while in Cuba, designed by
him and made especially for his use.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
KnovIefIre.

Unless the heart is in perfect SYM
pathy with the head, the comprehen-
sion OF any great work OF art is i'm
possible.-Geothe,
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

slip may sprain, n thump may bruise,
easy chances for pain and trouble. An
easy way to cure right off ia to use st.
Jacobs Oil. II takes no chances and
knows what It can do.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

Alaska babies rarely cry. When
they do. they are held under little
stream of running water usually un-
der barrel tap, until they stop.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

1t Is believed that aluminium was
originally discovered Il. c. 40, but IL
80 the discovery was confined to only
few, and was quickly forgotten.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

The highest price ever paid for a
race horse was s150,00O for the famous
Ormonde.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarees.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
ioc. 25c. II @. @. 9. fail. druggists refund money
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

That down In the grass we would find them
Tinted In every hue
Marvellous eggs OF the Easter time,
Mottled and red and blue.
And so we'll 60 out this morning,
Running our little legs
Almost Off In an eager chase
Looking for Easter eggs.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
&od5 SaasqboaAS
I2a27a!; 7a!;ZzSJEnzzU

Hoods PILLS cure liver ills; nonirritating and
the only cathartic to take with Hoods sarsapsrlla
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
MOTHER
THOMPSON'S
EASTER.

HERE now, Jane,
you kick the fen
der while I go
through your faith
er's pockets. The
speaker was n mid
dle-aged woman
with dark brown
hair, parted in the
middle and plainly
combed back over
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29
Knocks Coughs and Colds.

DIR. Arnold's Cough Killer cures Coughs and
Colds.PreventsC sConsumption.All druggists 25S
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-29

ro-To-r,ac for FIFTY Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes wenh
men strong, blood pure. 60c, 81. All druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
81. Charles College
Industrial Notes

Painters and carpenters have with
drawn from the Syracuse Building
Trades Council.
Assemblyman O'Connen has intro
duced bill I'M the New York I,egisla-
ture requiring employers to maintain a
repository for mechanics tools or be
liable for their value If lost from place
of employment
The farming experiment conducted by
Typographical Union No. 8. New YORK.
for the benefit OF the unemployed prin.
tors Of that city has proved great sue
cess. For five years. the report saws.
"this union has been giving from S2JO0
10 $4,000 a year toward helping the un
employed. Last year the New YORK
Committee for the Cultivation Of Vacant
Lots offered to teach our unemployed
farm labor. One hundred men uero
placed on the farm. Inc amount eypend-
ed BY your committee was S. 2aj a. Dii
the returns Justify this outlay The
yield Of the farm 20 our members. IN
crops sold. eaten ard taken home. and
IN rent Of lodging saved was 81 61G ~. In
addition our men received ID meals $3.50
ana were given potato sacks that cost
5000. Nor is IL 10 be overlooked that the
5000 agents salary went 10 farm mem
bers, and the camp outfit. which cost
moro than 500 is srll fit for use"
a. last Sundays meeting Of tho New
York Central Federated Union, g. com
muMc7ton was received from the Ia-
dies Tailors' Union explaining the fail
ure Of the proposed cooperative shop
for the strikers In that trade A com
mittee Of is composed o1 members OF
the Social Reform club the Consumers
League and tho Church Association ion
the Advancement of the Interests OF
Labor. the letter went on 20 say. had
the matter I'm charge About $1,000 was
subscribed and the Executive Committee
of the Committee Of Eighteen drew up
plan. Shares We're 20 be sold a $40 and
the profits Of the cooperative shop were
20 be divided as follows Onc-third was
10 be paid for wages. one-third was IN
ba n benefit fund and One-third 70 be
used 70 increase The business and TOR
reserve fund. The men were TO work
eight hours n day, and be paid SIS week.
Tne men. the letter continued, complained
tina. Sls a week was not enough. as they
would be idle half the year. and That
would mean only 80 n week the year
through John W. Cunning. of tho Social
Reform Club had opposed the Tailors
Union. and then it was decided 10 post
pone the opening OF the cooperative
shop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

- .lllJI l. ~ 90 $3.50
. L.. A. .41.D oINB4-A SLAIlON.
s.,, a M lJau5 l04 - aa4isli5 90" "ii"
points NOrlA o1Ops on4y a.
AilIforG aAd tre0silcAsDuts.
l'uuulan alecpefs ~ Nc"
$40 A. NJ. sunday only, for Washington
ana points North. stops al
Elol, Glen Allen, Ashland.
IayIOTsViIlc, boswell, lkutArr
Glen, Penola. Milford, Woods
lane, Ounce. summit, FREEZER
ieksours, BROOKE and Vide
water. pullman car.
eKA Al Dauy. except ouhndy, Tor
''S n 'N Vashinglon ana pOinls North.
stops at ElDa, Ashland, lay
iOIsVllle, DOsMe4i, Hut.Cf
Glen, Penola, Miliord. Woods
lane, Guln a, summit, E'rcdrr.
tcksours, Brooke and Vice
wafer. pullman car.
o.os \ VI. Daily, EXCEPT Monday. New
s'o' - York nod Florida Special
Sold 1csubuied train. com
posed exclusively OF Pullman
ears, for Wa hinston, Balu-
more philadelphia and New
YORK No local stops.
,,.oo Al Daily, except sunday. Tor
INV Washington and points North.
stops Il. ElDa, Glen Alien.
Ashland boswell. Milford,
fredericksburg, Brooke. end
kidewatcr pariOr Car also,
connects with Congre si1nal
Limited at Washington.
7:4o P NJ L3 N Tor "a sians E ana
Ashland. boswell, Milford,
Fredericksburg, Brooke and
NideWatcl and other s-ltlDns
sunday', Sleeper Richmond to
New York. sleeper washing
ARRIVE BYRD STREET STATION.
- VI IaIy. stops al " idewater.
CIV - Brooke. Frederic EsblIg M.
ford, DosWei, Assi1 lI. eui
Elba, and ether siai..ns sun.
Gays. sleeper New YORK 70
Richmond.
INA u N Ialy. eN.cl. Su,aay EIl0s
'''' Al Widcwatsr, Brooke, 'rfrd.
ericNsouis. summit iuiaea.
Wcoasane. Milford. Penoil'
Innll- Gien.. boswell Ash.
and, Glen Allen and Elba.
Pafl0r can fgom Washington.
ITO p. M. Daily. Stops Only al Fred.
ericksburg, Boswell, Ashland
and kiba, Pullman cars from
$40 P NJ baiLy, S,sG. a. Widewater.
NIT. Guinea Woodsla ~ Nil
ford, Pcnola. Ruthef Glen.
boswell Taylorsviile Ashland.
Glen Allen. and Elha. Sleeping
90 p NJ Daily. except sunday. New
York and Florida Special
Solid vestihuled train com.
posed exclusively ~ Pullman
GAYS from New York Stons
only nj nrincfrei .riee
FREDERICKSBURG ArCoNMoDATfoN
Datv ExceDf Snn6av>
400 p NJ. Leave Byrd Street station.
M A M Arrive hyrd street station.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
(Daily Except Sunday)
6:42 A. NJ Leaves Elba.
$40 p. NJ Leaves Elba.
$50 A. M. Arrives Elba.
sos p NJ Arrives t-ha
W. r, TAYLOR,
Trafnr Manager.
=. +. D. MYERS
praEdent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
ruETIMrs. RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY FEBRUARY s. 1899.

making the point-nearIy all prominent
authors have had TO go through with
that short OF thing. The Bookman Tor
February publishers communication
bearing on the paralieNsIn between MP
lfngs "Explana ton" and a Fable.
a rare poem, written I'm 1884 by Richard
Flecknoe. Tie two poems have It is
true, a rather striking resemblance, but
not one OF so close a character as 70
force unflattering conclusions regarding
tho modern writers EFFORT. The two
poems are here given
FABLE
Love and Death o tn way once meeting,
Having passed friendly greeting.
Sleep their weary eyelids closing,
Lay them down, themselves reposing,
When this fortune did befall EN-.
Which after did so much appal en-;
Love. whom divers cares molested
Could not sleep. but while Death rested,
All in haste away he posts him;
but his haste full dearly costs him;
For it CHANGED. that going 10 sleeping,
Both had giv'n their darts In keeping
Unto Night! who (Error'5 mother).
Blindly knowing not tn one from tn
other.
Gave Love Deaths, and ne'er perceived
ii,
Whilst as blindly Love received It;
Since which time, their darts confound-
ing,
Love now kills instead Of wounding:
Dean. our hearts with sweetness filling,
Gently wounds, instead OF killing
1894. Richard Flecknoe.
THE EXPLANATION
Love and Death once ceased their strife,
At the Tavern OF Mans Life
Called for wine and threw-alas,-
Each his culver on the grass.
When the bout was Ger they found
Mingled arrows strewed the ground,
Hastily they gathered then
Each the loves and lives Of men.
All, the fateful dawn deceived,
Mingled arrows each one sheaved;
Deaths dread armory was stored.
With the shafts he most abhorred
Loves light CULVER eroaned beneath
Venom-headed darts OF Death.
Thus il was they wrought our woe
At the tavern long ago.
Tell me. do our masters know,
Loosing blindly as they fy.
old men love while youne men die?
1850 -Rudyard Kip,ing
A note concerning the popular Bal
timorc poet. Father Tabb. We also CLEAN
from the same number Of the Bo0kman.
IL seems that Father Tabb considers
himself overproised in some recent lines
supposed 10 have been written by Austin
Dobson in which he is ranked with Bo-
ker. Longfellow and Bryant. lie there.
upon sent the following letter to the
BoOkman:
81. Charles College
Ellicott City Nd. Jan. 3. 90
Dear Sirs-Sceing In your current issue
Mr.. Dobson's quartrain, 7 have written
him MS follows.
To Mr.. Austin DobsOn:
Dear Sir-Tt is cruel stab with F,dear
Foe 70 measure Tabb. rs well with Ton
ryson. 10 rate the present noet-iaureate.
John p. Tabb Baltimore News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05


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go bind your sons to exile
80 serve your captite- ueed,
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on futtorcd folk and wild
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

been laid bare AS Atwater has investi-
gated Tor the United States, SO have Or.
Koenig Reubner Etzinger, Stultzer,
Fassbender and other cOnspicuously emf
nent authorities. Investigated fos France.
Germany, Austria and other European
countries. Tests innumerabic have been
made in provisioning vast armies under
an conditions OF service-in barracks,
during manoeuvering in peace and actual
war Penal and eleemOsynary institutions
have been availed OF for these tests and
tanulated tests have been for years ar
frmed ana reaiiirmed until their accu-
racv is now known 20 be definitely estab-
lished.
The charge OF inferior uutritive value,
when APPLIED 10 canned boiled meats
needs only investigation for its refuta-
ton. Long experience should be SUM-
cient TO establish their superiority, but
reasons for this superiority may be con
cisely stated Animal life requires three
classes OF d-nitrOgenOus matter IN the
form Of protcids. carbohydrates as round
in sugar. starch and allied products'
phosphates and ca few other salts. Meat
IS the chief source OF nibogenous matter
as usel I'm daily food IT'S chemical ana
iysls shows IL % be composed or water
prOteids and a small percentage OF MIN
eral matter The maximum amount 81
matter in meat soluble I'm boiling water
IS four pounds in 100. The nuiriuVe part
of meat is albumon and myosin' inc
basis of muscle. Neither or these is solu-
bic I'm boiling Hwater Upon immeIsihB
meat in water a. the boiling temperature
tho aibumcn coagulatcs, causing con-
traction that squeezes out. the water pro-
ducine a. shrinkage OF 40 per cent. IN
weight. Less chan per cent. OF TINS
ehrinkage is due 20 the extraction OF
matter soluble in water, IS per cent. is
water removed by tie contraction IN
cooking. None OF the per cent. Ot solu-
bic mater removed by cooking IS nutrl-
ment Tho ignorant charge, therefore,
sometimes heard that meat mas had an
The nutrition cooked out OF d. ls neces-
4arilv without foundation. This charge is
always malciOusiy or ignordntiy maze
THE nutrients I'm meat are insoluoie IN
bouin,r water. The value of canned boiled
,,eaf as q nutrient has been fully &C.
tabllshed by the most EXTENDED expert
rnonts in Europe and America, ana IS
beyond the possibility OF dispute that
OK nor cent of the prOtclds OF Don'd
beef. such as is put up in cans IS al
gcstMle and is assimilated by me system
So that it may be positively asserted ina
the uutritive value of the canned meat
known to commerce Is absolutely az any
stage of its manufacture, beyond lne con-
troll OF tine manufacturer. BE ne HoHt7'
or dishonest. he cannot tampef WIN It,
No process IS now known or ever mas neen
known hy which the insoIupie Au'l4'i'0S
can be Withdrawn froiS o.
scientific limitations protect the con-
sumner even if INSCRIPTIONS manulaclur-
ers desired TO rob him. Tests mat may
he counted by the hundreds prove TINS.
They are not mere laboratory tests they
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
The Richmond Transfer
Colnpahy,
Mo. oO3 EAST MAIN STREET.

GENERAL RAILROAD AND STEAM
SHIP TICKET OFFICE.
CITY TICKET OFFICE FOR PULL
MANS PALACE CAR COMPANY.
RESERVED ON OCEAN
STEAMERS.
without cost 10 passengers. Baggage
called for and checked 10 destination.
T,andaus and Cabs furnished or short no
tice Handsome Pleasure Carriages for
hire TALLY-HO COACH and OMNI-
Kisses for PICNIC PARTIES. Branch
flee at Jefferson Hotel
A. w. CARRIER. President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

A pumping station, filter beds, ana re-
soy,.oir are constructed at Rio piedras,
NJ klometers from San Juan, and con-
siderable large water mains laid, out
tho work was interrupted By the war.
An excavation has been started Within
the city neients for reservoir. nave
recommended that Il be abandoned ana
stsnd,incs used instead, for the reason
1bat they are Jess expensive but prin-
cinauv that they expose less surface
10 a tropical sun. besides less danger OF
animal and vegetable pollution.
nThe situation Of the city and the
eeriterv engineering problems connected
herewith arc ideal. despite the incrusted
0lth and hereditary habits Of the peo-
Me Now all the conditions OF soil tenn
poraurc. moisture etc. arc iaNofanie
Tor the propagation OF contagious and
infectious diseases only the germ peins
..No city board Of health is IN exist
ono,. some appearance at vital statis-
Tics ls kept 80 local court and the
avorago death rate is stated 10 be about
A BOARD or HEALTH
econ CIV Y. Henry has detailed Capt
l. y Dawson. an oucggcti. officer Of
the regular army. 20 organize a super
ior board of health for san Juan, which
shall have Jurisdiction over similar
boards in other parts ~ thc island. This
no.rd will consist of Captain Dawson,
Ffrfh infantry. executive officer and sam
ftar, inspector OF tho island. the health
o9c,r of the port the health officer
of the city. two members of the city
council and the medical officer ~ the
r-rifod states Marine Hospital Service
"a. advisor 90 tho board with superyi-
sion of the port Inspections. Tho main
attention OF the board VIII be devoted
d. muulcinal sanitation. and Sc is hoped
that good results will follow. General
Henry has asked Tor ar allotment OFF
money from che customs receipts for
tho purpose.
"In 1876 the English brig Orange ar
rived 900 san Juan from ST. Thomas
with clean bin of health ana no sick
mess ou board. In the course of o. few
d4ys tw0 of The crew sickeuod with ycl-
iow fever This stimulated tho aathori-
tfe. 90 establish 20 lazarcito. and ON July
1l 1856 en appropriation of 1fO3 pesos
vae mad. f0r thlf purpose. a commits
s..u .0l ietIug OF members of ihe city
council uhyrici3us ana sanitary engi-
uo.r. selected the lslo Del Cohras for
quarantine sitc ANA tine Spanish Gov
eminent granted The concession. TN"
FIRST stone was laid Dog Covernardo el
Generate Sc1unde de la Portclla Deem
beer Dc. 1885, and t1e vori, was completed
september l1 1SU. Don Valentine Saez
constructed the buildings Tor little over
the appropriation already mentioned. but
the Institution was closed July %, lsNi
for lack of funds.
GOAT ISLAND
"Tho Isla dol Cabras Goat Island IS
situated at the entrance of tho bay OPP