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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-13
BRICKS AND CLUBS.
Ar Inclpient Riot in Hawes Court Las
Night.

There was n high old time in nnwes
court last night aud for while the police
had all they could attend to In settling
disturbance. IL seems that
early in the evening n party
of four. William Green, Ennice
Green. William Potter and Frank
French. the first three colorcd and the
latter white. became gioriously inebrl-
at,d and proceeded to settle dim.
culti,s among themselves. Bricks
flew throu2h the air ia n shower
and clubs played havoc with heads. ard
finally the uprlar Lccame 80 great that
that the police intertered. Then tbsre
was ''scrap" and the sturdy blue coats
had about all they could buckle
10, hut by their energetic eff RS
aud ths moral suasion of CLUB. tpe
quartet WAS CAPTURED aud locked ND in
the Cen fal station.
This morning each was flned g. aud
casts in the police court for druu ukenuess
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Angelo Garderone. an employe at the
Builder Iron Foundry on Codding
street. sustained fracture Of the leg this
~ ernonn nt the works. He was
engaged in moving heavy
piece OF iron castiug when the support
sIipped and the casting fell on bis leg
breaking the bone. lie was taken to the
hospital
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Was to bo Restored on the sth.
.rrcIAL TO TIE NEWS

SAN FRANCISCO. NV. l3.-Thc steamer
arrived ,his morning from the Hawaiian
Island. whel she sal ed on HE 9TH from
honolulu Minister Willis bad not an
nounced the policy of The aimlnls ration.
The queen had. howev,r, told her friends
she would he s,,rsd 20 / throne on
l..
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SN0 THERED TO DEATH.
Mrs Eiiza Hudson Of Nortibridgr, Mass
Asph, xiated I'm Woonsockct Hotel.

Mrs. Elzt D,mes Hudson of North
Lr.dgr, Mass, was asphyxiatel ny gas at
tie Woonsocket holel last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Hudson and hr husb,nl, John
Hudson, came TO Wuonsocket Sa' urjay
afternoon to do some shopping. Mir.
Hudson left his wife a. the depot and aid
not return. She was lefb without u onry
or railroad tickets She eulisted tho syni-
pathy OF Thomas +. Prior.a ,loon keeper
who TOOK. her TO tho Woobs,ckct hotel.
.Groans were heard fro IA the res1t dur
ing fne night. Iu the moriing Mtla o,
Mason unlOckcI the door aud found
full head Il gas on. Toe wJnan ives dead.
medical examiner returned verdict Of
death by suffoca,ion. Her husb,nd WIS
sech later in Woonsocset very drunk.
An advertisements u nos . iuzary bat .
.er saafw.
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BosToS. Nov. l3.-The cruiser Colum bia
has re- urned from her trial "trip which
has Teen efninently sat actory Shs
proved herself faster than the New York
aud is undoubtedly the sAif,css cruiser
ia the navy
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new YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days, Cor
rected to Sept. "a. 1898.

Passenger Train Service. Week Days, Cor
rected to Sept. "a. 1898
Trains Leave ltoyiDaNCE ~ follows
For HosroN-s os IL 40 a. NJ. ~ =. ~ RE-
HYDE PARK wALPoLE-s os. IL 40 \ 81; 40
EASkEMISEss2fh Nlss EMSEs2hAh 4 q aSsi5s Iii AND
Mnisrohps nAMipStossAs os a. H. H. i 20 81 a Nj ~ 10 Pm
kkhshfs2hLLss kkkshidsifLLss H. q ii IS n q "a '5 50
ckttAEsToS EATIcK; nIvEn POINT, CENTRE.
ohxIAwS-a H. Z Il ID ii O' 10 4 isir IL = a 4 II. a4a
p5ssfGiAc. 81 g aacTTds tt r + aTTlps1cK-,. q II
Z 10. . 80 .-lI t0'P NJ.
ANIHoNY-7 70, ~ il IS Al NJ sas aao.
sSMair { a m oSnc6 81 I: j. sTERLlNG.-7n 90 AN
co1hNisi. GshrNh. MoosuP. pIArSFrErp
,FJyt II 6ITy u AZ l,is n ., ii IfSt souru
wlNphAM Wii.LIMASrai-s si0A NJ "a ..
EAEfhs8nhSs7s ENAIEThnSs7 y sisiiki XII J. 81 ~.
f2hwlShLrn f22iiNbhLrnia ia Va va NJ AfftbSSii,afTlbn, 10
EAST THOMPSON, WEBSTER souTnBalDGE
cHbic&eI .xSn. IliE WIsT VIA SEwBuR1
rhscoAU ANb INfEnMaoiArR STATIONS
9 81. 5oj. II a, NJ land q &c r. ~. Saturday,
only atll 10 y. NJ. Leave las soaEM , - II
only At q 90 y. NJ. ''''
Tram. ,for ,.oston ,eave, cast end OF Union
end. lor Pascoag and way rtations from Gasoss
htroct DEPOT PrOvdolcc.
.4Saturdays only. s--Suniays only.
Tickets between Dostoa and PrOvi snco Olmltsu
20 cents; Unlimited 81
G. oFFUTT suo,.
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NEW YORK, Nov. i3 - The sult for
breach of promise brought BY Della Kee
gan aluiust Russell Sage was dismissed
~ the court ,bis morning.
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a Great improvement.
Tho New fsoreford's

marks q new era IN bax ng powders II
prodaco- re ults never before obtalneL II
cxc.ls IN baking strength purity and heaithfuI
ness Tryk
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Mass Meeting OF the strikers-An Anti
West Meeting.

Mass Meeting OF the Strikers-An Anti
West Meeting.
A mass meeting of strikers was called
10 order this morning by member OF the
executive committec who stated that Mr..
McGuy had gone to Lowell and Lawrence
on business connected with the pres
ent struggle. He will not return
until Tuesday. lie was glad to say
that the first day OF the sixth week Of the
strike found them in better financial
condition than they ever we're before. The
men who had been sent to collect money
outside tho city wer. doing good work.
One of them had sent $500 aud the, Others
we're expecting good results Tne meet
ing adjourned to Wednesday.
Anti-west Meeting.
The Carlisle club held n rousing meet
ing last night In their room on Lavaughn
street. There were about 1J0 present and
great enthusiasm was shown all through
the meeting. Addresses were made by
Messrs. MtGann, Necdham, Hall, Mon
ahan aud others all of whom spoke in
strong terms Of the methods adopted by
the West party to carr the caucus. They
also urged the citizcns to work hard
until the election was over and The Nc
Gam ticket will be successful.
The reports from the Delalne mills are
not very encouraging. This morning 1t
was stated that although the dye house
only went to work on Wednesday, after n
stoppage OF cigh, days, they will be run
out again today aud some Of the MIN i
he Obliged to Lon. tomorrow
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WARREN AND BnIsrOL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE 1ndia Street stauonl TO.
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER

70o As express and IS m and 12 o.
100i 30 expr ess and (yia New York bcau at 81
pm. Sundays for Fal River . 90 "A IN q 10 IN
Newport (vla New York botD 80 pm
Warren and way stations at " as express 20
and 80 IN and ~ 40 % W -
express 80 50 90 and IL 80 p. IN.
Sundays at o so a. m. and 81 m.
bklSTOL-7 40 express. q % % "A. m, i2 40 3 -
3Oexpress $40 35 90 and IL 80 u. IN Sua-
s,1days0 80 a. m and g 80 q. IN.
Horse cars leave Exchange place. Providence a:
oio and 2 20. s 10 ani . 50 a. m, 1. ~ g 81
sac. a 40. 8 ~. o l5 and 7 40 D. IN. Leave Ma
ket Square at IL 20 p, IN.
sundays at9 % a m. and 10 D. m.
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Fitchburg and way stations. 90. 10 90 4 m.
l2 l5. % pm.
Lowell and way stations o. 10 90 m. 60 IN.
Taunton and New Bedford. o.. 10. yOo III.
12 90. 25 o O5 20. 10 05 pm
Sundays. 40 n IN, q 20 pm.
Mddleooro rs IN; AZ 90. s 25 5 05pm.
Plymouth \ rs a m. l2 05 25 pm
Points on Cape Cod i5 IN: 20 m.
Cottage CITY via New Bedford. l2 % IN.
Nantucket. via Woods H0l Is IN.
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New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad.


Time tables giving full information
rs to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta.
tiOn and stations as below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
Corrected 10 October Q, 1853.
Trans leave west end OF Unlou station for
BOSTONs Ss s; 90 % e $40 90 90 . Il y 20 @ os
''ia Is A. as a's o. % 2oi 25 s'5 40 - 20 2:
a'd37 Tso 40 20 10 o5 p m. RETURNING
Leave BOSTuNfrom Park Square Station i2 vl
IL lU7 v0S 90 % al0 90 10 03 IL 90 ~ IN; %,
az 90 o5 90 90 D 90 80 81 10 CO ii W
ATTLEBORo-0 90 s.7 90 s 90 Is co 10 90 ssn %
am 2o5 1e Is 40 io % 20 70 400 so 40
623 10 oo III l0pm
NORTH HATrLEBoAO-'T 90 SIS 10 ll2
am As 2 40 o ~ 22 IL i0pm.
PLAlNvILLE WAMPUM wRENTHAM NOR
WOOD CENTRAL NOR WOOD and DEDuAM
-'.7 % 10 w m 90 40 p IN sundays
5l5pm
MANsFiELD-a rs IS 90 s5 As 90 ..7 90 o 90
1000 III 20 m IL 10 as o5 70 ~
20. og2 10 06 pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR BOSTON, IS 5ss % as sei5 SIS
10 30 q. m 30 4 80 30 30 90 D. IN Return
-i2o ~ 10 4l5 100 a. mi 10 %
500 80 s W y. IN.
ATTLEBoRo-e As sl5 10 80 a IN; 80 43o
5l5 20 80 u. IN.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAINvILLE--e As
sl5 10 80 IN 10 10 O 2op
MANSFIELD-4 IS % 22 % 45 I5 10 80 IN
% .01 20 \. m.
aParlor only
Or arrival OF train from New York
''or on arrival OF trains from S.onington and
New London
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RHODE ISLAND
HOSPITAL TRUST CO.,
10 Westminster Street.
::APITAL.........SI 900, 900
'oHrLUS'....... 900, 900

hANsACrs BANKING AND TRUST
BUSINESS.
ALows INTEREST ON DAILY BALANCES
SUBJECT TO CHECK.
CTS AS EXECUTOR, ApMINrsrR Aron
THUsrEk REGISTRAR. Ero
ERBERI J. WELLS Pres.
eAn'L r. DoRRANCE Vice PresS
EDWARD s. CLARK, 5s,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
shp,F, srhhro. -. ,baistow Rowland liazari
knyait ~ m Lippi9 Edward ID Pearcs,
Es,}a.r.y Ii AsiS Horato N. CsmpbslL
Eenrss -; q; 4 ooddsri. Robert Knight
tsvrh, thy, ~. hstteson. John w. Ian leison
sviii,uol sviuii,uol 2, spragua Herbert j. Wella
sahna.W ~, Lily, John 9. pogran
tvil1vsaasi - ,uAfnneu. Lyman B. Cor,
william II. w-oIsn. Gaar..s se.sn. gj.-
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L.MORIGAG[ &IRUSTGQ.

10 WEY6oSSET STREET.
opioHto Postoros.
offers for sale 6per cent.
....Gold Bonds ofthe Salt
Lake City X. r. Co., to
run 1920 years.
49,. Commercial Paper we'll
guaranteed, to pay 8 per
cent.
And pays interest on
-. Time Deposits at d per
-. cent. for less than six
months, and at S per cent.
-. for six months or longer
I. Is. MASON. n. G.. JILLsoN.
fresident. Treasurer.
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Chicago Grain Notes.
oUoTED by A.P. wEeDHN.
LATE OLNEYvILLE NEWS.

Heavy shipping OF hogs 5.35 a $50.
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Hoseman Little Recovering.


Captain Cutler Of steamer No. 2enjoyed
his day fl yesterday.
Matt O'Neil has been returned to duty.
The iremen are happy now that Colonel
Frank +. OlneY has been nominated FOR
mayor.
George Cspron is doing duty at Hose
Co. No. 13 In place Of assistant foreman
Nicholas Waterman, who is on the sick
-
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New York Cotton Market.
QUOTED by A.P. wEEDHN.
Chicago Grain Market.

Total receipts. -. Spot prices. 3-l6.
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RAILRoAD TIVE TApLEs.
BALTIMORE d ONO TIME TABLE.
ID 0--
IN Eject sunday, Nov. I3, 1902.

NO s. vesfibuied Limited ssDs,ly.s leaves
New York 1915 q. M, Phila, Sis Baltic l0.e0 .
Wash. 1880; arrive at Martinsbufg I,l0 81 n
and Chicago 1855 a. M, connects at Hancock
for Berkeley Springs, and at Cumberland for
No I. yastibuIed Express .sDaily.u leaves
New York 1870 b. ma Phila. 4n5 BALTIC. 7.fs
Wash. esib arrives 1T Martinsburg 1887 b nj.
and Chicago 0.30 p. m.
No. i Vestlbuled Limited "Daily.v leaves
New York, 300 a. m, Phlla. 11:35 BALTIC. $50 D
M. Wash $50 arrives 1T AfaFtiMsbIrg $50 Is.
N, Cincinnati Us o. M, st. Louis 625 b. nj
Connects At Hancock for Berkeley Springs ex.
copt Sunday.
No. ]. VestibuIed Express sDaily," leaves
New York 500 p. MT RhllA. re; BALTIC 1881
Wash. ii:35 ar.1ves al MaftinsBurg i:45 a. M.
Cincinnati 5Ib D. M; and st, Louis tbs q. nj
No. 3. rittshufg Express DAILY 4 leaves New
York 1.30 D. M. !. Phila. 4D5. Baltic 7;40 and
Wash s;45 arrives at Martlnsburg HOO 3. nd I.
and Pittsburg $50 a m.
No. III Baltimore and Cumberland Aec0mo-
dation Daily leaves Baltimore 400 a. m. Via
old line, arrives at Martinsbufg S.25 a. nj: Cum
herland li:i5 y. m. stops at all stations and
connects ~ Hancock for Berkeley Springs, OK
M 81 III baltimore and Piedmont Accommo
dalton Daily except Sunday, leaves haiti,
more via old line at $40 a. M, and arrives Al
Maftinsburg Ia p. M and Piedmont al 615 3. n.
stops at 81 stations and connects 1T Hancock
for berkeley Springs and At Green spring Run
No % Brunswick and MartInsbure Accom-
mediation, "daily, leaves Brnnswick Bl0 B m
arrives u Marlinsburg no p M
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a DOCTORS ADVENTURE.
why He Lost His Contempt foi
sHperstitious People.

II presume that man u your Htep,
ficnI mind and iron nerve has i great
contempt for people who believe In
ghosts 81 10 other supernatural ter
rors7H
II had such q contempt once, but !
was completely cured Of Il years ago "
..Yon surprise me. May ask
whether sou healed yourself Or en-
pioycd the services Of some other ply
siciangs'
Dr. Weymouth caught the humor Ia
the remark Of the young medical stn-
dent who was questioning him, and
laughed
Il was efiiihfseta BY something worse
than physician, = he replied.
what wns it9''
IA human skull :
.sYcur story must be strange one. !"
ut II. but will not tell Il 70 ron
unless You win soIemnly promise not 70
repeat Il.
why so much secrccy?n
iii Is not necessary TO satisfy your
curiosity now. Myreason will be plain
ia you when my narrative is ended
saL Ms.,s : 1900. $500,
ing at my singular experience, u Is
necessary for me TO recall q series Of
events which proceeded the supernat-.
nral horror which ] shall describe.
,When began TO practice medicine
..s..s $3.50 HIN, ,,n,,t;f,,, III swl,o y,
tg, WI. !, ".
49,. 80. - 49,. ,,ss
4 Ia. s..,d
~ s..ss. , ..,s,,,a ,..s.. ,,,g,,stsa
~ s'l,.'s s...ss,ss,s ,,,,l, ,a,la bava
Nh. ~. hs II
,.- IS Z 1919 ,,.s,ss,.,a
1, ssss s,.s1sa,s,,, s~,,s,.,,s.s ~
$500 s', sr,.,,e,, ,yseh fatar iii.
$500. IA g 81, a, 49, ye,,,,,ad n
~ 49, ~ =, ,,,setta mai IA
saa.s ...,,;nh 49,, ,,is,a af,.rI MA
s..s,s Ia, ~, ~ l.,,,hs uess,s1 81.
t,,rnad IS "a 800, Ana rasur,ea ~
,,aaicni ,,.a,..,n. $1,000 Il, ~, s,,..,,,
rl.rr,, t,sst Ng,ss yv,llrsns IN ~, ~
,..s,., I, t'..ss 49,, .s.s,T*s,.
5000 - |. n, - S. 81,
1900 ss.s.s;.s II. t..a 1s..., ...a,.,,a
= ~ 49, 80 - 49,, 81
mine, and then learned the bitter les
son which many other young men who
IN, ,ss IS s..... 49,,
,w ~, s 80 ~ y go, $500
10 do 80 Il the girl Is highly attractive.
he will win the prize during an ab-
sence 81 even asfew months on the part
Of the dilatory suitor.
'0f course there was nothinx for mo
To do except to accept the inevitable. /
bore my disappointment rs best could
sand rave assiduousr attention Is the du-
4 tbs III tnv profession. Meanwhile /
learned that was not the only iisap-
pointed suitor. Mr.. Callahan. q hand
sarac photographer. had tried to win
lie hand of Miss Wilkins during my
absence ID Massachusetts. but he soon
folsna TINT Goodwin was preferred Ia
himself. Callahan vas 4 moody ma
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Hour does he feel 4 He feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly I'M,
accountable. unnatural and UNI
healthy. august Floacer the
remedy.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily
except Sunday at SIT and 1886 a. M. and SIS
p. m. arriving atCarlisle At a. M. II. 20 am.
and 500 p. m, stopping At all intermediate sta
lions
Pullman Palace sleeping cars between Nag
erstown and New York on Mes. aud 10 east
and on Nos. 3 and . west
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos . and 10 he
tween Philadelphia and New orleans.
Daily
I Daily except sunday.
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Hctc does he feelg He feels
no desire to 20 to the table and
"a grumbling, fanlt-fnding,
over nicely about what is set
before him when he is there
august F7oaCer the remedy.
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$ august
lover.

Hop does he feel2- He feels
cranky, and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours, and manner
of his eating august FloaCer
the remedy
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HoaU does ne feel He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools august F7oauer the rem
edy. . 10y
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The brides father gave her Saway
dsd he not?H More than that. III
threw none hundred and ilfty thopsal,.s
dollars 70 boot. - Phiiadeiphia Tines
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eoHNEcfTre WITH
a r. n a shippensbure. and Gettysbnrg
Norfolk a Western and IL 4 o. hnlIfoadf
az haRerstowns Pennsylvania RI Rat
krederick Junction; and r " Al,
and B.&P. Railroads
at Union station. BAL
tfnore Nd
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD Tin
" TABLE Dec. Is. 1892

On Sunday viii stop on signal Or q lot on
passengers
Additional trains will leave Carlisle daily cx-
stopping AZ AT intermediate stations, arriving III
harrisburg At 6soa M. ms b M. and 433 p IN.
lEhambersbnrR.
Daily.
Daily except sunday
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OVER $500

PAID MEMBERS AND BENEITcIARIEs
Tor weekly Indemnity ami Death Claims y
THE
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Notice tho Improvement IN THE
WORLD.
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Connections for all stations on Cumberland
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad sys
tenn
II. "a RIppIK, WA GARD, J. r. Born,
GEN. Pass. Art Agent. SUIT
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THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1888,

at o'clock. D. M, that DWELLING HOUSE
AND LOT situated IN what Is known as Her
rings addition 70 Martinsburg, ". Va. and
known onthe plat Qf snid addition as Lot No II
bounded and described as follows, to wit Front
ing On the Shephcrdstpwn road 30 feet, and
running back igG feet. making a iot III 10 feet BY
i36 feet, being the same property conveyed to
said Geo. H. Green by MI ". b. Green and
susan n Green, IFS wife aid Of record among
theiand records Df Berkeley County. W. Va.
The improvements consist of 4 two-story frame
dwelling, onfhouses and lot, with water handy.
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash and hal
ance N two equal payments ef six and twelve
months; deferred payments TO bear interest
from date and title 60 pr0pAgty to be retained
until all tho purchase money! Is paid.
2s7-td JOHN WI MARTIN. Trustee,
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A book on it free.

Sc 1T 4 Bowxr. Chemists. ise south Sth Ave.
New York y
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion III cod.
liver oil all druggists everywhere d6. 81.
i0-aoSsm
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Hon does he feel He feels
after a spell Of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence,
loathing, and detestation Of
food as if a mouthful would
kill him august Floarer The
remedy.
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There IS nothing that may
not happen TO a thin baby
There is nothing that may
not happen to d man who IS
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are poor.
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
DO yoi want almost all
that is known Of the value 81
plumpness told IN a way to
commend to you CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emul-
sion Of cod-1iver oil if You
need il.
Al book on 1t free.
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Most Equitable System If
Life Insurance.

Ever offered to the public, As the rate
charged j. directly IL proportion 10 the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all Nhiie none but those safely In
Ailrnhlc are accenfeds Tie
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UNREASONABLE AID PURELY
ARBITRARY TfCHNICAIlTIES

T. Which have SO long worked Injustice 10
apDlicantsaId agents. and while II does
not contemplate many sense the accept
anee OF any applicant not safely insIlr.
able, II recognizes the fact that large
number IL risks usually declined can be
safely Insured AZ IN Increased premium.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Valuable Town Property

by virtue 81 4 deed 81 trust dated the end
day az August, 1890 and recorded IN the Clerks
Office Of the County Court Of Berkeley County,
". VA, In Deed Book No. 81. page 46i, and ex-
bis wife, to the undersigned trustee, 70 secure
Mary II. Hollis IN the payment Of an indebted
ness " $4,000 with interest, will offer at pub
lilo sale 10 pay same, in front Of the Court
If0use lii MaFtfnAbuFg. WI Va on
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Nm WoRLp h 10 eepts per week.
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PEOPLES MUTUAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION. on PIrTsBuRG, IA.

II yen are q business man and want to receive
IS per week In ease yon ale totally disabled
nnd leave SaQp0 70 y0nr family 4 killed, the ~
ship AZ once
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COST


Months 0Months sie.
6Monfhs 81 one Year $l5.
Persons engaged IN more hazardous oeeup.a
tions at proporfiunair rates. For further ~
formation write. w. ID. BARRON
Secretary
r. o.Box go. Pittsbnsgi Pa
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-10
Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate Of Premium.

The principal il similar TO that applied
70 IRE insurance. the premiums being
OF the risk. The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

and when that was gone could take
fuii dose.
Il have gained strength every day and
can eat three or four times day.
sleep like log and my head must be
new one. as have not had a bad head
ache since began taking the compound
can get up two fights Of stairs all
right now and feel ~ much better that
wish every one in the world who ever
had these feelings would just try one
bottle 81 Paine's celery compound and
be- convinced ~ ITS worth. i cannot say
too much in It's praise"
And Mrs. :. &. Perkins OF the same
place. whose portrait is given above,
SAWS: "F'or three years was in very
weak and dehilitated condition. ! tried
many physicians but could get no relief
from any Of them.
Il tried Paine's celery compound. and
10 that owe my complete restoration
to health. Ny nervous system was a
total wreck aud was unable 10 do my
work much II the time but now i am
doing nay own work and can sleep well
nights the result of taking three bot
ties ~ the compound. | recommend IL
TO all who are suffering from dyspepsia
or are run down. do not think that
| could say too much In favor of it,"
Thousands Of such letters from every
state in the Union might be printed. but
these years Of splendid results have 80
connected Paine's celery compound with
success that the name itself has become
a perpetual letter Of recommendation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-28

IL the ease - John Dy kstra ". The
4 81 " 81 ~ Railway company. ailsla-
via were t.bsd yfsterday. stating that
me fi.r krf ~ DAVID ID. Hughes. the
iusfic. before whom the c.sse Was tried.
rana Z hs found The c.sse was tried n
f--4 AMI q Judgment Tor sil0 Was rem
sier,.s ID fas,.r ~ ~ kstra. The raIlrcai
company npv appeals q the circuit
cs,nEt
Charles Wilson. arrested for vagrancy.
Wss sent o. the stone pile Yesterday.
lie ted a rel rag On his finger and told
pedestrians that he had Just lost his
fr.pr. and could not work. At the
sane time BE- would ask for alms. The
t,.iiss. captured him 40 bis trick and he
ui.l pound sfono until he lst ~ April
Il petition ua- Fled yesterday a. have
an t8minisrrater appointed Tor the
estate II Eliza r. Miner. xho Was lSiiied
a. fhs Chiltgo 4 Nest Michigan road
on .ast Thanksgiving day. She lcfs an
estate * Sleo.
hate Koets n years old. vas asiiudged
insa1e Ia probate court yesterday. and
Ma ordered sent % Kalamazoo. Hen
rirf-a Hansssn Wa aleo adiudged m
zane. They wiil be taken 20 Kalamazoo
today.
f'rsd Van Kuren's examinatior Was
flushed IN police court yesterday abb
~ Va held Tor trial on a charge II for
grry at the next term ~ tho superior
Cnsrt.
Jerome Leo paid another tne and
costs. amounting 81 80 IN the superior
cearr ye=tcrliay lie pleaded guIty ~
keeping bis saloon open after hours