davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25

rodowy Polski " tym kierunku
wiele sdziataf. Przeciea Zwia-
zek dat inicyatywe do obchod6w
|narodowycb, ktore krzewia patry.
otyzm i podnosza ducha polskiegol
Zwiazek nssz jui przez to samo,
fe jest narodowy = pracuje dls
idei polskiej. Jest to misya iwie.
ia, wzniosis misyi tel wierni To-
stGniemy do kcica.
A inne organizacye polskie =
dsaac sWojemi drogami do wsp6l.
nego tego celu = Riechaj swoje
zrobia.
Jestesmy bodaj ma zarauiu no.
wei cry ktora nam polakom
przyniesie korzysci j chlube.
Przyszioic nasza Jest W naszy ych
rekach = i ME wierzymy, aby te
masy polakow W Amerce przepa.
'dly dls Polski.
Prawda, ae my polacy many
siabosc do obcych jezyk6w = z
iatwoscia uczymy she ich utywa.
my ich czasem zamiast jezyka oj
czystego. [czego wcale ME pochwa-
lsmy ale ME tax iatwo nam roz.
stae sic ideaiami naszemi ira.
dycya narodu naszego.
SpotykaliSmy nieraz polakow,
ktorzy wcale ME wladali jezykiem
polskim = mimo to, pochodzenia
swego ME zapierali sic - ow-
szem mowiac o Polsce, rumieniec
wystepowai ma lica ich, W oku Ear
zabiyshaf gfos ich drzai....
W stanie New Jersey So Zbo.
rowscy, potomkowie owych Zbo.
rowskich, ktorzy po Scleciu Sa.
muela Zborowskiego Ia panowa.
MIA StefAns Batorego przybyli do
Ameryki. Me mowia oni po
polsku, ale wiedza o pochodzeniu
SVEN - szczyca sic MEM maja
wielkie wsp6iczucie dla Polski.
Ale nam przedewszystkiem po.
winno sic rozchodEic o podtrzy
mamie jezyka polskiego. zaden
czlowiek rozsadny, szlachetny nie
wezmie nam tego "a zle, ze chce-
my tn zachowac nasza narodowosc
i ideally nasze.' Ameryka to kon.
glomerst rozmaitych nacyi = j, Ee
tax poWiemy, wcale jej TEN do
twarzy. WIerni jesteSmy gwisz
dzistemu sztandarowi - ale bra.
ie oriy nasze drogie sa sercu ma
szemu.
Pozbawieni Eycia politycznego,
pielegnujmy jezyk nasz ! ideally
nssze W k6iku rodzinnem, prsy
ognisku domowem. Tu matks
wiele zrobic moze - wielkie i
swiete s4 jej obowiazki - jako
pOlki- Ona bowiem wychowuie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25
lyle ma dis.

Przypomirany ozYtelnikom nsdob-
nym czytslniczkom nsszym, ae " ni-
nisiszym numerze rozPOezsliimy druk
pieknsi, Pstryotyoznej pOwisaci sstyta-
sowsnei pPOtsry I zgliszoEa".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-10-25

my uczuC i mysu zaD1ysnle Ola
nlch promieh szczescia, kt6ry O.
grzeje oziebie ich serca "a wtedy
uPamietsja sic, stana sic dobrymi
polakamii uszanuja instytucye ma.
sza; a chocia4 dopiero W dwuna.
stej godzinie stawia sic do wspol.
mel piracy dla sprawy polskiej =
zasfugi ich niemniej beda uznane.
"a osm jua miesiscy otwarts 1ostanie
wystawa Kosciuszkowsks We Lwowie.
Komitet centralny na cale Stany Zje-
dnoczone, msjacy sic zaiae obeslsuiem
wystawy lwowskiej - wystosowal ju.
odezwy do ~szystkich poiskich tows
rzystw do duohowie hstwa polskiego.
Ma rEecz oddziaiu polsko smeryka6skle-
60 ns wystawie lwowskiej Sejm x 2.
N. P. przeznaclyi kwote " ilosci $500;
zjedooczenie Poiskie Rsyu. Kat, $500.
l Pojedyhcze osoby przeznsclyiy M Gel
ten Pswne sunny pienisdzy = n. p. de-
legar Poszwinski dal $25 na Sejmie Zw.
ma rzecz Pawilonu polskiego We Lwowie.
w niektorych koloniach poIekioh jua
oPracowano projekty, obejmujsce pfzed.
mioty jake msjs bye wysisne ma wy
stawe lwowska.
L my wszyscy pewnoscia przyozyni-
my sie do tegO, ably oddzisl polsko-
amerYkahski ns wys;awie lwowskIej byl
Jak nslwspsnislsay. Pokaaemy braciom
nas7ym, te my .u "a morzem zyjemy i
czuJemy jako Polacy, 70 ME wypsrlismy
sic Polski = ale owszen pracuJemy dla
niej lie sil nam starczy / Ae prsgnie
my isc1nosci bracmi nsszymi W kraju
rodzinnym.
Pavilion Polsko Ameryka6ski ma ko.
sztowac $1,000 - Zachodzi tn kwestys,
W jaki sposob kwote te zebrae. Many
jednsk DadzieJe, ae ludzie zamoznieji d
= zioaa ma eel ten pewna sumo. wre-
szcie mO4na urzadzac " rozmaitych ko
lonisch bale, przedstawienia, odcxyty
= szysk takowych przeznaosyc ma
rzecz oddziaiu pol. amer. na wystswie
kosciuszkowskiej.
Ma towarzystws "a malsmi wyjatks.
mil viele liozyd ME moAns. bo ozlonko.
vie nsszych towsrsystw, " obec ogol-
nej stsgnsoyi zsledwie podatki swe
oPfacac moga. Many Jednsk nadzieje,
10 czssy " Erotce sic polspsT4.
W ssmym leszcze poczatku, pier.
wszych latach naszego wychodztwa,
kraJ rodzinny woale sic mas Die tro-
szozyi. Uwaaano mas "a straoonych dla
Polski - ME wspominsno mas wcale
"A nswet dzisiaj jeszczs czasopisma "
krsju maio sic zsjmuja lossm nsszym
- zamlsst zssiegnac infOrmacyi sto-
sunksch nsszyoh ze zrodsl wiarogod-
nych - plOts o mas nisras bajki = jak
o zslaznym wilku.
Musislitmy borykse sic lossm. wal
czy6 I trvanosoismi - ME uslyszelismy
All iednego slows zaohety cd brsci ma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

A New State Organization Formed-A
banquet Follows.

A New State Organization Formcd-A
Banquet Follows.
The master plumbers OF this stats met
at the Dorrance Hotel last Tuesday after
noon for the purpose Of forming a state
association.
This matter has been under consdera-
tion by some OF the most prominent firms
in the state for some time. aud IL was
thought that the only way that the inter
ests of business could be protected and
benefited WAS by n state organization.
It Is doubtful II the matter will rest
here, as there Is already u movement on
foot to form New England association.
AT the meeting nearly every town and
city In the state was represented aud the
following officers were elected Presi-
dent, Joseph Openshaw OF Newport;
first vice president K. H. Talcott or
Thomas Phillips Of Providence; secre-
tary. Charles Mulvey OF Woonsocke,;
treasurer, William Il. Thompson o.
Providence. Messrs. T. Tierney aud j.
@. Conroy of Providence, were elected
and added to the executive committee
which consisted OF the above named gea-
tlemen.
After the business of the meeting was
disposed ot u banquet was served, and
about sixty persons sat down to tbs
board. 4 he new association had for its
guests, David j. Tinerty. vice president of
the National association Of Boston, the
executive committee OF the Plumbers as
suciation OF Boston. q. s. Kendall, John
II. Deadly, j. w. Jordan and j. w.
Greene, prominent business men ot
Worcester, aud others.
A committee was appointed to draft
a ode OF bylaws to govern the associa-
tlon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
HIS AFFIDAVIT.
It Will Make People Believe His
Wonderful Story.
Subscribed to by One Of New Yorks
Nest Prominent Justices.
State of New York.

State of New York,
County of Washington.
Lucien Rodd Of Whitehall, N. Y, being by
me duly sworn, d6poses and says that some
years ago he suffered very greatly with In
somnia, nervous prostration. aad his body was
covered with sores, causing him great pain
and annoyance. That his head was SO covered
with sores that he was hardly able to comb or
even brush his hair. 30 great was the pain 1t
occasioned.
That be consulted the local physicians with
out successful result; that he took quantities
of medicine with no benefit whatever; that
physicians told him his disease was incurable
and he had come to the same conclusion him.
self and had made up his mind TO go to hos
pital and await death.
That.about just this time he learned about
DR.. Greene's blood and nerve remedy which
he began to use. That this remedy entirely
relieved and cured him, healed and dried up
his sores, enabled him To sleep soundly and
comfortably. and restored him to his ordinary
vigor and vitality, In short, made sound and
we'll man of him. so that he was fully able To
work at his occupation, and has done so since
that time.
That he attributes his recovery to DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy, as
il restored him when everybody and every
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
PHYSICULTURE.
Ladies' Of Providence Evangelical r. w. @
A. swing Clubs and March.

A. swing Clubs and March.
The ladies' of the Evangelical Young
Women's Christian association gave a
physiculture entertainments at Assccia-
tion hall last night, for the benefit of the
physical culture class. Clubs, dumb
bells ana fancy marches, Instrumental
solos aud readings, diverted the large
audience who came TO see what the young
women OF Providence are doing for their
physical welfare.
The ladies handled their clubs and
bells with great skill and au exhibition
OF muscular development that won many
admiring piuudits from the spectators
They marched and countermarched with
the uniformity aud precision OF battle
Scared veterans.
Miss Caroline X. Richards, the instruc.
tor OF the laaies' gymnasium. has done
some very effective work in arousing an
interest ia the development of the body.
The young ladies are Interested in the
work. aud the effects OF systematic train
ing aud practice are plainly visible.
Several piano solos were PLAYED by
Miss Hortense l.. Pearce aud two read
ings were given by Miss Annie NJ. Hor-
ton. a vocal solo was also sung by Miss
Lilly McCully.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Very Extreme.

1T quite agree with you that in the
matter of dress we should conform to
the usages of society, Cynthia" said
Colonel Calliper to his wife as they sat
at dinner, "but in this, as in other mat
ters, we should be guided by reason.
IL knew a young man who was 80
punctilious in this regard that once at q
watering place where he was staying, the
tide happening to serve after o'clock,
he went claiming in swallowtail coat.
"Now, that. should consider, is car.
rying the thing to extremes. New York
Sun.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
THE K. OF L. DANCE.
DISTRICT ASSEMBLY NO. % HOLDS
ITS FIRST REUNION AND BALL.
The AFFAIR an Entire Success Resolution
Presented to Hon. Edward L. Cannon
who Were Present.

The first reunion ana Dali or Distrlct
assembly No. 90, Knights of Labor. at
Infantry hall last evening was an un-
qualified success. The attendance was
large. The festivities commenced with n
concert by the Alpine orchestra, and
at $3.50 o'clock the line OF the grand
march formed, headed bv u. III. Quinn
and Miss M. Maria and Edward McCaf-
frey with Miss Lena Sheehan, aud forme d
In platoons.
At abou 12 o'clock an intermission
allowed the guests to partake Of refresh
ments served in he drill hall. Previous
TO this important event handsomely
framed set of resolutions on parchment
were presented o Hon. Edward l.. Gan
non, who has been for the past four years
department master workman. The fes-
tivities did not cease until late hour.
The program for dancing was very
elaborate affair, and was very hand
son ely and tas efully gotten up
The rers OF the organization are |:
ID NJ. W., II. II. q linn; ID. w. f.. Charles
IT, Gilroy ID. $. A.. K ward McCaffrey I;
p. ID. NJ. W.. +. Il. Cannon; ID. w. l.,
executive board. p. II. Quinn CHAIR
man), Edward McCaffrey (s.cretary) Nell
lie MARIA. Charles ii. Fay, Lena Shee-
han. Mary A. Mccarthy, Thomas Con-
nell.
The ball was in charge of the following
committee
Floor marshal-P. II. QUINN sssistsnt-Edward
asSisiants-P. Fitzgeraid. NJ; J. Bishop. Frank Gal,
lagher. Thomas Connel; aids-Charies \. Gilroy.
II. y. Whitaker Charles II, Martin. James Dee,
William sheehan. George Leiper., Thomas Black.
NJ u. Grimm. r., j.. o'Connor; Charles Quinn.
Murray, WV W b. f FIX. Allen %,st, Richars sfsily.
Reception iommittee-Hon. f. l.. Cannon. p. A.
osn Sullivan Herse Iyos Lea
zle Brady, Lizzie Campbell. Mary !. Sulliyals Ka-
Ellen Ivers. Annie o'Garra.
Committee of arrangements-P. II. Quinn. Ed
john john e. o'cense e Thomas McGaire' % james T. Fay.
4, Fitzgerald, p. Z Uconnor: charles +. Gilroy,
Mary A. Mccarthy. Lana sheeban. Mary MeGutre.
Annie Lucitt. Katie ~. Murphy, Mary Higgins.
Katie Murray Alice Muldowney.
The special guests OF the evening were
the following I ON Boston: Daniel Per-
Naughton, l.. A, 3,l23; A. Mugnahan.
j.. A, 9,S16. and Roger Dorsey and James
Ward. L. A, 2,l0S. Among others pres
cnt were:
Ms: u. Mara Of WoonsocEet. Miss Katie Walsh
Murray OF woon-ocket, Miss Nelly Maria of woon-
carthy. Mrs. b. Murray. hiss, a; @. Hunt.
san 's' Of Z weserIy' " n ss NJ fanSias Miss NJ Cos
o Mr. & GsnRon aauI MRS M.ss tawara aoly O. pe,ss M
Irons. Mr.. and Mrs. wilIlam Morris. Mr.; and
Mr. Mr. and n. Mrs. Ma..iar Miss K; Fransy, Miss II.
Mcpermott. Miss NJ Cannon; MIS- capias; Misses
Essy oIS Ms s E Cooke Das Miss Fss ss %
nle and Louise Robinson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Revival Over.

Rev. c. l.. Jackson OF Brooklyn, who
has been conducting a two weeks series
OF revival meetings at the Roger Williams
Free Baptist church, preached his last
sermon last night. lie Yoes 10 Merrimac,
Mass, aud thence TO Boston. lie reports
good success. having added TO the church
about seventy-tive newly professsd Chris
tians. Mr.. jackson IN n Young man aud
Is making wide reputation as u revival
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Knights Templar Comm anders.

The Massachusetts, Union OF ia nights
Templar Commanders met in this city
last evening in Tillinghas:'s assembly
rooms. An elaborate banquet was
served. As a diversion from the after
dinner oratory, members OF the Falstaff
club contributed musical aud speciality
entertainment, which was highly appre-
ciated by the assembly. The particip ints
were Messrs. Harry Il. Wood, G. w.
Clissold and Warren l.. Turner. musical
director. The festivities Terminated
about 10 O'Clock so that the Massachusetts
fraters might return home by train.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Good Will To mplc.

Good Will temple. Pythian Sisters,
had its cosy hall well file last evening,
when very pleasing program was rend.
cred. Among the persons who rendered
ier services for the occasion wer.:
Misses Ida Chenuery aud Allah Muunion.
Miss Maud Abbott, Charles Dix N, Mrs.
Msttie Humes, Mrs. Eliz ibsth Ormsbee
aud Miss Ella Braman.
The following had chargs Of the affair:
Lhennery, Julia Bragg aud Jennie s.
Hawkins.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

PHILADELPHrA, April PA. Botsford,
who stole 10000 OF the funds Of Gray,
jerks q Co. of Cleveland. for whom he
was Philadelphia agent. acknowledged his
crime before Judge Gordon. and was SEN
tenced to five years imprisonment Ia the
penitentiary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

RICHMOND, KY, April %. - William
Henry forbade William Kennedy TO cour,
pis sister. Kennedy persisted and when
nc called last night Henry met him with n
shotgun and ernptied both barrels in his
face as he ented the gate. The wounded
man cannot secoyer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
A VOCAL CONCERT.
Miss Mary w. Coombs aud Pupils Give y
Recital I'm Music Hall.

AeScAtoA 81 ssoAAs
Miss Mary Woodruff Coombs, assisted
by her pupils and Edward Il. Holden.
tenor, of Boston, gave pleasing vocal
concert in Blackstone hall last evening,
before good sized and very appreciative
audience.
The solos and chorus singing of the
pupils were very creditable both to
themselves and TO the teaching of Miss
Coombs, while the solos and duets of
Miss Coombs aud Mr.. Holden gave a
good finish to the program. Mr.. Hol-
denis voice is n strong tenor OF good
compass aud he understands how to use
II. In response TO an encore he sang
Loves Old Song" In feeling manner.
DIR. Seabur who possesses heavy bass
capable OF almost anything IL properly
trained, was also Obliged TO respond to
an encore. The soloists were the recip-
tents OF many handsome bouquets from
their friends who were present.
The program in full WAS as follows:
'Ioson La Farfalla,," (The Butterfly Con-
tessa DAmalh. ,;;. .;;:..r....,.....'...P ...Petreila
Lend Me Your Aid" c"Qasen Of sheba. y. .eounod
80 Mrs. L. CHRISTINA Re ingion. '.'..
Mis- Goom6s aud Mr.. Holden. "''''0'''
MRS: kemiag.on. Mrs Francis Edgsr cTum6;
Concert Ari''" opM Ma. e.; coon,5. .'Mendels'ohn
"The Wave" ("Cru aiers. Gade
Mr.. Holden and Chorus.
Dr Frederick Wheaton seabary.
Screnatn .Campana
Mss Coomhs and Miss Sprague.
"S1o Fossl un Angelo" C.Wlh Thee. -. .Marras
English version by Miss Coombs.
Mr.. Ho.dea.
b. "ferinetts told french .Menrion
English yer.i by Miss CoomDs.
Miss CoomDs.
"when Thou Art Nigh. ,"...,.,.......... .Schemann
Miss Coombs and Mr.. Holden.
Chorus Charity. .Ros ssini
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

ALBANY, April % Governor Flower
has appoipted George Raines of Rochester
as commissioner TO take TESTIMONY Ia the
case Of Carlyle w. HarriA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Unity Temple.

Unity temple. No. I, Pythian Sisters i,
held social in Oriental hall last even
ing which was we'll attended In n cor
ner OF q hall was a booth, in charge of
Sister Emma Heck, who had maay fancy
ar icles for sale.
The committee of arrangements was
Mrs. NJ. 4. Millett, Mrs Il. A. Hatha.
way, Mrs. M. C.. Happold. Mrs. S. Ii.
Doane and Miss Emma Heck.
The reception committee was the Su-
preme Representatives Mrs. NJ. NJ. Car
penter, Mrs. II. 4. Nickerson. Mrs. S. A.
h. Graham.
The floor was in charge OF ]. d. Car
penter. NJ. @. Happoldt, l.. II. Carpen-
ter. j. II. Mclaughlin and NJ. f. Mil
lett
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Pythias Lodge.

Pythias lodge, X. Of T., received an
official visit from Grand Chancellor
George G. Gates and board Of grand Off.
GERS last evening. Interesting addresses
were made and during the evening "A
lunch was served.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Durin1 the evening collation. was

enjoyed
ihe committees were made up as fol-
lows: Mazeppa encamDment, Past
Chiet Patriarch Rufus G. Sprague, chair
man, Past High Priest, James Sails
bury and Senior Warden Charles +. Ide;
Unity lodge, Past Grand Thomas l. Hud-
son, Brother Philp Carr and Secretary
Benjamin j. Cornell; Dorcas lodge,
Past Noble Grand Hattie A. BarnaDy.
Sister Rebekah Dodge and Vice Grand
L. zzie A. S9ernan.
Tue r, ception committee consisted OF
Brothers William j. South. Albert
Terbriggen, Howard W. Randall, Frank
A. Davy, Fiancis Holsman ana Charl,s
II Rar.,uhv
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Young Turnera

The Young Turner'S Social club held
select gathering in its rooms, 40 weybos-
set street, last evening.
A basket party will be given May 8 by
the Young Turner's.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

Barker (going to his club)AGood morn
ing, Miss Smithers. On your way to ST..
Peters?
Miss Smithers-Yes. And you are,
too, suppose?
Barker (embarrassed)-Oh, of course.
Miss Smithers-Queer we should be
travelling in opposite directions.-Har-
per's Bazar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
ODD FELLOWS Celebrate.
SeYenty-Fourth Anniversary Celebrated
Last Night.
OTHER SECRET SOCIETY AFFAIRS.
Reunion OF Knights Templar Com
manders - Unity Tomple, Pythias
Lodge, Good Will Temple and the
Young rurners' Social Club Met.

Among the well regulated bodies OF
Odd rellows in this city, Mazeppa en-
campment Unity lodge and Dorcas Re-
bekah lodge hold a prominent position.
Last evening these three bodies Joined
hands in celebrating the seventy-fourth
anniversary Of the order In America and
their handsomely appointed lodge room
was filed to its utmost capacity.
The following program was rendered
Crescent Orchestra. Enlistment March"
hsaanT sitting Bulls speech Before the Sioux Common
Council.
Concertina soio win Ma,
heading. .......................I Ihe jealous Wlie
Piano duet. .oeecteu
Solo. hioS
Musical specaities............ ...................
orchestra
Piano
crescent Orchestra. .Anne's Favorite schottlsche
Banjo guitar accompaniment
a afniNdi OF venue
Accordlan seiectiohs -,
Quartet ......... ......... ..."Ih. Bee ana Dove
neading. "Decoration Day Among the utes"
Song ...-........... M ioha
solo ................... Seiec.eu
keGdtng... ..................."Jfck the fisherh"h
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Convalescing.

"Well, ;" remarked Fitzgoober smiling
ly, II am glad to see that Bazzoo is in a
fair way to get well now.'
HAS he changed doctors"
"Yes."
'Whos attending him now?"
''No one."-Sunny South.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

Snarleigh-Have some mineral watcr7
Gobbler-Well, Ill take mouthful.
Snarleigh-Au right, I'll order quart
bottle. e.--Cuh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
Notice to Telephone Subscribers.

The Providence Telephone Company Is arranging
for the publication OF its No. 20 Teephone
Directory.
Parties contemplating summer connections. n
lange In style Of ll e.. a change In ocation.wil
make such changes known on or before the first of
May, that the same should appear In their proper
places. ANY emissions made I'm No. %
Directory. OF names. style OF business or loca-
A. CcwHITE,
0en'l Superiptendent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve rem
edy is purely vegetable and is sold by drug
gists for Sl.OO. As is proven by the wonder
full cure of Mr.. Rcdd, it is the very best spring
medicine possible to take for the blood,
nerves, liver. kidneys, etc. 1t is the discovery
and prescription of DR.. Greene of "a Temple
Place. Boston, Mass, the most successful
specialist in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases. The doctor can be consulted free,
personally or by letter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

thing else had failed and he had been given
over to go TO the hospital and die.
Mr.. Rodd makes this statement voluntarily
and cheerfully out of sincere gratitude Tor
what the remedy has wrought for him.
LUCIEN RoDD.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th
day OF January. A. ID. 1893, and certify the
affiant to be credible and reliable person,
whose statements may be accepted with con-
fidence and implicitly relied upon, having
known him personally for the last twenty-five
years, and that have no interest, direct or
indir ect, immediate or remote, in this mat
ter HON WILLIAM H. TEFFr,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
No Accounting For Tastes.

No Accounting For Tastes.
Upcreek-Don't give me room on the
top floor. When Iwake up, like to hear
the birds sing.
Chicago Hotel Clerk-Just as you say.
Some prefer birds and some angels
New York Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

Very Hard.
Pendriver--I can't trust the proof
yeader, you see, so have to read every
thing ! write myself after it is in type.
Sympathizer-Have to read your own
writings! Poor fellow! Your lot is in
deed q hard one.-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22

Hon. WILLIAM ii. TEFFr,
Notary Public in and for
said County and Safe, re-
siding at Whitehall, whore
this deposition was taken
and executed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
rrAATTHOMES%ez q
CLUBMEN." T"

81 have met with mach success in the
use of the LOND DONDERRY
L/7XLA WATER. AS a natural
yemeay it is remarkable one. OF its
efficacy in redneing tie amount Of uric
acid I am 1ositi0e, and I shall con-
time to use and recommend IL. In
fact, | was one of the first in Chicago
to use this water in practice. AS a
drinking water for table purposes it has
no superior. learn it is extensively
used at the Chicago and Calumet C2u6s,
and 1t can be found at tie homes of the
eln6men at any time. lean only speak
favorably of it."
From NJ. II. Lackersteen, NJ. D., Ii. D., r. RI SC,
Chicago.
Still or Sparkling LOWD ON.
DE RR y for sale everywhere. Don't
fail to read our pamphlets. AH dealers.
Londonderry uthla Spring Water Co.,
NASHUA, NH.
CHAs. b. PERKINS & CO.. Selling Agents
Boston, Mass
r. l. ROSE CO.. Distributing Agents
FOR PROVIDENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-22
SwanPoint
GEM METERY.
ONCE Brcck's Building, No. 85 North
Main Street.

CHARbEs -. oOOLDs irensurer.
Telephone No. ott-2. City once.
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY, Superinteudent
at the Cemetery.
An omnibus will be run from Blackstone Park A.
the terminus OF the Governor street horse rou.s
10 the Cemetery on sundays until further notice as
follows: Connecting with the Governor street care
which leave Market square nc 1O:lo A. N. and
every forty minutcs thereafter wi 055 A. NJ. Re-
turning leave swan Polns at II A. M, and ever
iorty minutes thereafter tall U:fV 4. n
Providence Oct 81. 1884,