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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-12-20
Hairdres.ers' Society.

a meeting of the hairdressers OF Provi-
dence was held In Jour al Hall, Sunday,
at 2:30 P. NJ, with 100 members Of the
fraternity present. The special COM
mittee appointed at the last meeting
made It's report aud expressed the opinion
that the only remed for present evils is
organization. The report was adopted
aud "A permanent organization with the
folio lug officers was formed Joseph
IA S,s nrsssni, pJJ James n shaw ,re.snrsy Yuy.
Edward j. Smith. financial secretary:
Loring T.. Hersey recording secretary
John Baker, doOrkeeper; j. t. Brett.
schmidt, ID. J. Mahler, ID. J. Connolly,
xustseA
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DENTISTS.
DOLLS, TOYS AND GAMES.

HAYDEN & CHESTER. PINE STREET.
IL Providence, X. Toys Games. Novelties,
Supplies az Wholesale Full line Of hrst-class
fireworks.
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TO LEI-HOU USES,
Three Tines under this heading 10 cents.

J,o LET-NEw DOUBLE COTTAGE. WILL BE
ready for occupancy before Dee. separate
only si3. so per month. Address ELI, News once
- nl6-u
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RAJDWIN-In this city. 18th inst. CHARLES +.
BALDwIN, in the 4lst year OF his age. -
Funeral from his late residence % Williams street,
Wednesday, 2ist inst, at IL O'Clock a. NJ. hela-
tiyes aud friends are Invited TO attend
Burial private.
BERRY-In Utica, N.Y., on the 10th inst, ASA
h. BERRY.
BURROUGH-In this city, 10Th inst, GEORGE
A. BuRRouGH, in the stst year OF his age -
Funeral from his late residence, o Cooke street. ON
Wednesday, 2lst INST. at : r. NJ.
DEyDII.-In harrington. 10Th Inst. MARY A,
widow OF Benjamin Devol. aged % years; -,
Funeral at the residence of her son, r. A. DeVoil,
Harrington Centre, "Wednesday. AZ IL ocloc x.
Relatives ana friends myitel TO attend.
New Bedford ana Fal River papers please copy
FOWLER-In Ipswich, Mass, 10th inst; MARY
b. FOWLER. daughter Of John and Mary "A.
Fowler, aged 23 years.
HUNT-In this city. 10th inst, LENA, daughter Of
Michael aud Margaret Hunt aged years, III
months and 10 DAYS. -.
Funeral from her pa ents' residence. No. 32 Joslin
street, "Wednesday, 2lst inst. at y. NJ. kela-
tives ana friends are invited 10 attend.
IUFT-In Brooklyn. y. Y, on she 18th inst,
THEODORE Lufr formerly OF this city, In the
Doth year OF his age.
PUIsIPuER-(oii -(oiieial)-Department OF State.
Washington, ID. C., December IS. 1892. lnforma-
ton has been received at this Department nom
Mr. J. j. Frederick Baudnel the Vice Consul OF
the United STA .es AT NeWcLwang. Cnlna OF the
death, on the lith OF June, ls92, at NeWchwahg,
orc. ii. PULslPHER, n resident OF Providence,
ROBIN>ON-In Pontiac r. l.. nth inst, john
ROBINSON. aged 65 years, III mouths, 40 days.
Funei al from his late residence, King street
lunla,, on Wednes lay list INST, az r;,o y; VI
without further notice.
SMITu-In this city. 18th INST, JENNIE B., wife
OF Fred l.. Smith and dtugater Of X. ID an
Funeral from her late residence, 81 Messer street
Wednesday glst ins az II oclock kelatNe'
and friends are invited To attend. Burial at con-
venienCe Uf family.
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FURNACES.

IIENRY T. ROOT a SON. las HIGH STREET
III Steam, Hot Water and Hot Air Heating.
Plumbing ia all its branches.
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A Purse of $4,000.

A Purse of $4,000.
NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Young Mitchell,
OF San Francisco, has accepted a proposal
70 fight Aleck Greggains, at the Olympic
Club, New Orleans, in April, for a purse
of $4,000.
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BANKERS.

MILLER a vAUGHAN,s 3 CUSTOM HOUSE ST
WI Dealers in all Standard Securities. lnteres
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DRUGGISTS.

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III TO SO per cent saved ali drug store goods
our checking system makes mistakes In prescrip-
tons impossible.
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ABETTING COMPANY.

ENCOURAGES SYSTEMATIC SAVING. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. w. A. GREENLEAF,
DENTIST.
'a5 Westminster ST.. Providence, n. l.


Marriage and Funeral Notices, one Insertion,
s0c; each additional Insertion, l5c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20
A LESSON FROM THE EAST.
The Simplicity OF Oriental Decoraticn-A
prnnfeI1Ie Nint.

Now that we are in the reaction from the
gel a profitable hint from the way they DO
things in Japan. There the richest daemia,
who has art treasures without number keeps
them not in his house, but 10 a godoren (Ware-
nouse) out side If lie has guest Of honor,
he brings out choice lot OF embroidery, per
haps one choice carving. and vase In WhIch
he sets o single Branch Of plum or chorry
blossoms or the natural chrysanthemum
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20
The casting out of the devil

The casting out Of the dew
of disease was once a sign
of authority.
Now we take a little more
time about it and cast out
devils by thousands-we 90
it by knowledge.
Is not a man who is taken
possession of by the germ OF
consumption possessed OF a
devil?
A little book on CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emulsion
of cod-liver oil will tell you
how to exercise him If it can
be done.
Free.
Scorr 81 BOVINE, Chemists. sss South sth Avsnsss
New York
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod.iysR
eai--sl dragglats svegywheSe do. o..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

Z: these Secrets OF Love They g4 6rln2 'y sa0 0
thrusAnd and hearts ami hauds ~ i3Fl
methods This Book full Of SiitANt.t l.llIS
regarding Love which vii be al re" 70 y24 II 20" on
love. aud is rfcpT. Gated this Great tnt VII ot
wide Loves barred door and make Loves PATHWAY nsa.
clear aud ea.v ana the pinnacle OF human
perfection. fhis book draws hack LIES Closed Cpi o
rr.ca c-ervthug-inurc perhaps than u should bi II Is
g,brr on 8i,h 800 l'Ie b"ca known 1roTe IS
wonderful BOOK Price, 20 cont eslaressss fN
DS1 MI Gfin1 ifbe T,1nafitntion cow
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Ry Request.)
Adam Never Was II Boy.

or ali the men the world has seen
Since Time his rounds began
There's one ] pity every day
Earth'S first and foremost man;
And then | think what fun he missed
BY failing 10 enjoy
The wild delights of youth-time, fer
He never was n boy.
He never studied his naked toe
Against q root or stone,
He never With pin-hcn hsbcd
Along the brook alone;
He never sought the humble bee
Among the daisies coy,
Nor felt it's business end, because
He never was L boy.
He never hockey played, nor ted
The ever ready pail
Down in the alley all alone,
To trusting Fido's tail,
And when he home from swimpdn' came,
His happiness to cioy
No slipper interfercd, because
He never was IL boy
lie might refer to splendid times
'Mong Eden's bowers, yet
He never acted Romeo
To siX-yearold juliet.
He never sent n valentine,
Intended to annoy
A good but maiden aunt, because
He never was a boy.
lie never cut kite string, no!
Nor hid ali Easter egg;
he never ruined his pantaloonE
APPLYING mumble-peg.
He never from the attic stole
A coon hunt 10 enjoy,
TO find the 'oid man" watching. for
He never WIS boy.
I pity him. Why should I nott
I even drop tear;
He did not know how much he missed;
He never will, | fear.
And when the scenes Of other days
Ny growing mind employ,
! think of him, earth ) only man,
who mover WAS a hoy
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20
Pot TeeI Morris St ,tion, Cal have been rea'

Pat TeeI Morris Sutton, Cal have been read
;n1r the yonng folks letters for some time, and
hive decide,l to write one myself. have little
-. IT, ,,yseir has one named Henry Grady.
i've in southwest GEORGIA, fifteen mi'es from
tte Chattahoochee river, and one mlle tron Pa
.a,11a creek where 20 fishing sometimes. Papa
caught a large owl in steel rap, when measured
titty-onr inches from Tip 70 tip.
i enjoy reading Bin arp IiunEett ana AunS
Spsjc's letters very much. ASe twelve.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20
EATEN BY POLAR BEARS,
A Cniored Man the 07,Iy One 0f q Crew who
gsyc0 Tell tie story.


Lsyo0 30 Tell t he starry
From The san Francisco Examiner.
This is the story Il cOGred sailor told rs
he gathered IL crowd about him in a water
trout saloon:
y was one of the crew of twelve who
left this port in 1876 on the whisky trader
Nellie for q cruise among The islands of
the north. | Wls also one of the seven
of that twelve who reached the shore when
the vessel went to pieces off st. Matthew )
island OF that seven | was the only one
color which saved me. Nov, white trash,
laugh Mt Il black man if you dare.
1T was in June that we went ashore.
The wreck occurred early in the morning,
and by noon there wasn't enough lett of the
vessel to make II cane for q dude. We saved
nothing but our lives and the clothes on
our backs. The island was uninhabted,
though it has plenty Of timber, and we were
able to build shelter of brush and drift
wood.
when night sh in we crawled into the
hut, tired, cold and ready to eat our hands
off About midnight one of the men startl-
ed rs broad awake with a yell which could
have been heard by all the ships upon the
sea He seemed to be dragged away by n
huge shane and we heard his cries grow
fainter and fainter, but didn't dare follow.
We had no light and all we could do was to
wait for the morning. =
"At dawn we found all that was left
of our shipmate--a pile of bones and blood
stunned garmcnts-not 100 yards from our
shelter. From the tracks in tha soft ground
we knew he had been dragged of and eaten
bv bears We found fbat the island swarm
ed with polar bears, and concluded that our
only safety lay in climbing tail trees and
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

r,,vDur Mulberry, Tenn. Tonight is the time
eSt for the great comet to appear, and the ral OF
Dire ;, Uut fear shall miss TIE scene, Tor 81 Is
only an occasiona! glimpse we can get o. tne moon
an Eucb An occurrence some years ago would have
oatcd great excitement. especially among the
.rroas think superstition in chat race will
stamina saw her old black nanny used to tell
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20
MYSTERY OF LOVE MAKING SOLVED!

now rev understand
the Mystery OF Loyel Start
right and the Battle is Halt
Won! n Person in love
will End in this Book
straI re Secrets that no
frien.l could tell them, and
an Easy Way to
Marriage. Hidden Sc;
cfets that the married
thould know. If Il wife
hiss 4 wayN~ard husband,
this Book - I'll reclaim hln
to his first love. u proves
that .hr Way 10 Win is no
longer Il 4-crct. and that
failure 10 win the object
az vour choice Is M
POSSIBLE Al! Coun--
Il
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

WI srIIr. r'osgEtvEIT send a-n'hane - 80.
ystc which Will run ami K.eP So u- a,.
fo~ 81 Into every town.
ap-cssI Ctsrr-- For s's cents v. ", 80
dnru da ieitht AeI s -
,tcirs, will .-ni order WI ~ cH1v
Containing Of eD EoSA s'FHsh
.wS These sc tns ClSars we SELL ahn We
nte saxious place banda o. agents sra nov a.
We than I" MAKE su'
Inducements smoker VII give them 'Iik :.
The Wa ch IL maze py one :"
l.Tr,s- and most widely American mann - a
a. DID, the einornt "a zoo SIM, ~.
". win M. answa, Inquiries, have No inie h We
Portage CEN"
xIRTLASD BROS. ( CO., e2 Fuiten ss'' Ne i'
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

Back Of the flowers he will set a screen. gray
or gray blue, to throw up its eXqm site shadows
In such a severely artistic environment you
sit chatting, drinking tea or sake and eating
sweetIneats throughout your call. When next
Won pay visit you will see wholly different
set Of ornaments, though as sparingly dis
8Yed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

her Of n time away back in 1882 or 1888, when the
meteors fell like sn0wfiakes, and she was fright
ened nearly 10 death, for she thought the end OF
the world had come Don't you know there was
great connection among them
But even the heavens are not such mysteries in
this progressive are. | often wonder II we will
not be able some day to communicate with other
planets. You know there many great IN
ventions, / would not wonder much at anything
HOY would like to ascend in a balloon!
MOuld like some COrrespJudents.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

Dear Children: ! expect 4 great many OF
you have heard OF oliver Optic l know
the boys have, for he writes the best
boy stories of any one / know and if you
have never read any Of them, / would ad-
wise you TO get them and read them.
] am going to give you some rules he once
wrote. Many Of you have written to me that
you cut out my letter on table etiquette
and put it where vou could see it every
day, so / would advise you to do the same
with these rules for they will be Of great
benefit.
4 lady once went to make It visit to Il
family and she was so impressed with the
good behavior Of the child So particularly
at the table that she spoke il to the father
of the family. She says ne pointed to
a paper pinned on the wal, on which We're
written some excellent rules lie said he
gave each child who obeycd the rules re
ward at the end Of the month. They We're
called Rules and Regulations for Parents
Paradise
Now if you could all get your parents 10
act in the same way, it would be very nice,
and / am sure every parent would ike 70
to have paradise On earth, and it seems to
me If every child would keep these rules il
would certainly be paradise IL every house
hold. Here they are:
l. Shut every door after you without
slamming il.
> Never stamp. jump or run in the house.
- Never cali 10 persons upstairs, cr III
the next room; if You wisn to speak to them,
90 quietly where they are.
t Always speak kindly and politely 10 the
servants, If you would have them DO the
same to you.
8 When told to. or not 10 10 & thing,
by either parent, never ask why
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

Mary Burdett Butler, Pembroke, Ga.-Aunt Su-
Sic tell Us country cousins about the floats and
carnival week. We cousins away down here lear
savannah never see such grand sights. Mamma
has an ount living there-maybe you know her
Aunt SaIlie Long Dr. Longs widow, and Uncle
Nathan Barnett's widow, too,
Chrstnasas nearly here. Tell mo something
that VIII do for present Tor grandpa.
have never been TO school. want TO go to the
convent. DO you not think that IS the best school,
Aunt Susie?
Norma Teo would Ike to have piece of your
mauetUa vine.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

Isaac Kyser, Houston, MOI nm great admit
! am new subscriber, but think If there is any
papcr that should be in every family it is The
Constitution.
1--WE in tho southern part OF Tclas county.
Houston is the county seat, in which live. This
town is situated among the hills, about twenty
miles from the Gulf railroad Population OF thu
county 1906 and the town has about six hundred
will ask a question ''How did the Indians get
TO American" | want ali of the cousins TO answer
as they think best
Correspondents solicited.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-12-20

I EAggnE mAHHAisE EyIARdEs TIE BUST. sample
AHbtSsD FREE. G. YATES, JeFsey CtJ, h. J,
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Henry Biount Barlow, Fla.-I have long heen
an admirer OF The Constitution, and more espec-
tally the Young Folks corner, and the improve
luent that has heen made in letter writing i3
dertul. BUi boys we must look out, tor the girls
are getting ahead Of
Now why ciu,not we discuss small SUB jects in
orr corner a. the big folks do? | ain it would
be more interesting. Tor it is only by small things
that boys and grls grow to be great men and We
will come again ana give you a brief descrip-
tiOn of Florida the wild game that Z, here, and
the lovely lakes that filled with fish,
would be pleased to correspond with the cous
ms OF either sex.
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Eddie Harper, Geneva, Ala.-I am an Interested
reader Of The Constitution / think it ono OF the
best papers the south. am going 90 school now
aud expect TO 90 next year. like to go necacse
want to get good e5gcatton. have one pet and
1t is cat.
take THE Youths Companion and think II
one of the best literary papers ever read.
am reading the life OF Jefferson Davis, and
like it very muCn.
have read BLACK Beauty" 1t is the story of a
horse hope Al boys wiz read II. Is will teach
them to be KIND to ali dumb ANIMALS.
will close by asking the cousins question:
"Who was the first man TO unfuri the United
States dag peak Of the Rocky mountains?"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

In his journeyings to Courland Prince
Bismarck managed to pick up one or
two Lithuanian phrases, and on one oc-
casion terrified couple of ladies nearly
out Of their wits by an unexpected dis
play of his acquaintance with their ma
tive language. He was sitting at q
table d'hote in Frankfort opposite TO
two young ladies who We're carrying
on an animated conversation. They
laughed very frequently, and appeared
% be criticising tho company. From
sundry indications Bismarck gathered
that he was singled out above the rest
"a an obiest Of ridicule. He knew suffi-
Gent 20 convince himself that they were
talking in Lithuanian. The ladies quite
naturally supposed themselves perfectly
safe In speaking 8. harbaric dialect which
nobody would understand" and en-
loved the fun immensely. Meantime
Bismarck whispered to friend who was
sitting next 10 him;
when you hear me speak . few
words in sforeign language. please hand
me a key"
AT dessert. when the meyrimcnt 81 the
young ladies was at its height, they
heard. " their great CONSERVATION. the
gentleman opposite calmly SAY to bis
neighbor:
"Dohd man 30 sxlek" tgivs ina the
kew. He got his key, hut the ladies sud
denly turned crimson, jumped mp from
their seats and fed out of the room
National Zsitung.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-20

An amusing story is told Of old DR..
Emmons, clergyman who was equally
famed for the extreme neatness of his
person and for his carelessness in regard
to his establishment"
He started one day to exchange" with
o brother whose reputation was, 30 to
speak. the complement Of his own. The
two divines met on the road. about half
way. and stopped to indulge In a fra
ternal chat. DIR. Emmons' horse looked
as IL he had never known the touch OF a
currycomb; the dust Of bygone days
whitened his old chaise, and several
seedy haystalks dangled conspicuously
from the top and sides.
The old minister himself, however,
fsultlessly neat from head TO foot, was
q shining figure In the dingy equipage.
Not single bair lay "agee" In the
glistening coat Of the other minister
steed. and tho sunlight glistened on the
polished cover and wheels Of his chaise,
but his own person and dress had been
neglected. In the language Of today he
would be described a. ''sesdy."
Unaware Of this fact. he gascd At DIT.
Emmons' turnout with increasing disap-
prevail. As he was about 10 drive on he
irsd this parting shot at his friend:
Brother kmmons. should think You
would be ashamed Of your horse"
"And /. my dear brother" was the
quick response ~ DIR. Emmons. ''should
almost think your horse would bc
ashamed 81 your
After which interchange Of shots the
two old friends parted IN perfect good
humor. youths Companion.