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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
Big Words Repudiated- The Major
Wants to Talk With Cleveland---
The School Laws Repealed.

4nS SSA4OO Laws ANSPCGAGN'
B.-"Hello! Mr.. Editor"
Rail right, sMajor. Proceed with
your line Of great intellectual, theoret-
ical, philosophical questions"
B-"Say, hold on thar, you're goin'
to break my telephone all to smash
with that sort ov stuff. l want you
ter talk Inglish. You will set Betsy
ter usin' that sort ov language directly,
then the gals will catch on an I'll have
to hire a school teacher to live with is
to tell me what they n sayin'."
R.-"WelI, that will be all right. The
legislature has repealed the State school
laws, and may be the teachers won't
have much to do for a couple of years.
B.-"Say, is that so2 ConfoUnd 'em,
they ought to have a special session
an try ter stop the world from turnin'
around. 1 reckin Betsy was right
when she lowed that it was a sin ter
let SO many crazy folks run around
loose. How come EN- ter repeal the
school law2'
RI don't know. l suppose they
thought the teachers were partisans or
that the public school fund had been
used for partisan purposes Perhaps
they didn't want any o schools,
thinking if they could keep the people
ignorant perhaps they might sometime
get back to the legislature. But they
corrected the matter"
B.-"Dogone 'em. 1 wish l had let
Betsy alone the time we went ter see
the Legislature. She wanted to go
downstairs an ring their necks, but l
wouldn't let her. | told her that the
society fer the prevention of cruelty to
dumb brutes would have her arrested
an fined a dollar an a half if she killed
a member ov the legislator"
R-"YOu did right in protecting
them. Let the law take It's course, If
they don't get justice in this world they
will in the next"
B.-'I want ter talk with President
Cleveland. Do you reckin he has
time?"
RI expect not. There are a hun,
dred thousand office-hunters in Wash
ington and their breath smells sos7rOng
thai Cleveland has to stay up in a bal
loon all the time. They have been in
Washington so long and drank so
much whiskey that the revenue de
partment are thinking of appointing a
storekeeper and guager for each Office
seeker. They have told such big yarns
about the service they have rendered
the party that the Washington people
are burning naturA Il gas instead of coal
now"
B-'If that is so I don't want ter
talk with the President. Sum ov them
patriots might blow their breath
through the phone and knock me over
into South Carolina. must stop fer l
see Betsy comm an if she hears any
thing erbout whiskey my life won't be
worth two cents. She is powerfully
down or drinkin' considerin' that she
has a sober husband. Good bye"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
.LLIANCE RALLY AND PICNIC.

Mr.. EDIToR:-There will be an ALI
ance rally and pic mic at Reeds X
Roads, in Davidson county, N. @. on
the 25th day of March, 1898. Hon.
Marion Butler and V. A. Wilson will
address the public on the great and liv
ing issues of the day and the funda-
mental principles of the Farmers ALI
ance and Industrial Union, Come one
and all and hear these distinguished
speakers. Exercises to commence at
$50 po'clo k a. m. GEO E HUNT.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
Il. H. e"

In answer to our Hexlena correspon-
dent will say: 1st, the legislature may
have kept inside the constitutional
limit, but if many bills had been passed
that we're introduced it could not have
kept in the bounds. ID, it can't be
found. Sd, yes. 4th, 10. 9Th, not by
making enemies, but by cramping the
operations. 9Th, no.. 9TH, no.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
DEATHS.

In Cumberland county on the 22i of
December, 1892, Miss Sarah A. Ray
aged about 40.
Bro. S. P. Hood, a worthy member
of Failing Creek Ali lnce, No. AS,
Lenolr county, died recently.
At his home in Durham county, re-
Gently, Bro. W. p. Newton, a highly
esteemed member of Chalk Level Ali
ance, No. 434.
In Cumberland county, on February
5th, Bro. William J. Buie, in the 68th
year of his age. Bro. Buie was a mem
Der Of Buie's Alliance, No. 42I, and
highly esteemed.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
THE FARMElR MARCH 81. 1893

money, The true Alliancemen will
not only replace every dollar drawn
out but will make the amount larger.
-GOLdsbOrO Concession.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
MARRIED

At Hudson, Caldwell county, on the
9Th, by Rev G. A. Monroe, Mr.. J.. L.
Morris and Miss Verona Estes.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
AN OAKvILLE MIRACLE.
The Remarkable Case of Mr.. John w.
Condor.

4 Helpless Cripple for Years-Tredted
by the Staff Of the Toronto General
Hospital and Discharged Gs Incur
a6Ie-The Story of HIS miraculous
Recovery as Investigated by an En-
pjre Reporter.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
Many Person

Many Persons are broken
DOWN from oyerwork or household cares.
browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds Tho
system, aids digestion, removes excess of biIa
and cures malaria, Get the genuila.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
II YOTR RACK ACE

If YOUR BACK ACHES.
Or you are all worn out, really good for moth.
ing, it is general debility. Try
IRON BTTTERS,
It wip cure you, cleanse your liver, and give
a good appetite.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
COUNTY ALLIANCE MEETINGS
Hinder this Head will be Found Place and
Date of Each County Meeting if
They are Sent at Once.

Wake county will meet in Raleigh
on the 18th of April.
Brunswick county will meet at Mt
Pisgah on the 18Th of April.
Edgecombe county will meet at Tar
boro on the 18Th of April.
Johnston county will meet with
Black Creek Alliance, three miles from
Smithfeld. on the 18th of April
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-03-21
EDGECoMBE COUNTY MEETING

The regular meeting of Edgecombe
County Alliance will be held in Tarboro
on the second Thursday in April. A
full attendance is desired, as matters
of great Importance will be considered.
F~raternally,
JAMES B. LLOYD.
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NAME,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

lung in ben cbenseoa9ten Stabtpaps
pen ion ben Sies Der Gbrilten beaus'
lid Der Tranten lber bic Slapen be-
tunben. Ob bas ri9tie 1T. itebt bas
bin. 9ie 9ursauii9e 2inie Der 2obeoas
burger fiibrt einen aeFiiselten Slid,
als 9elmi9mud. @iner aus oieier
1inie, Otto b. 2obebaburg, amtierte
Mnfans bes IS. Sabrbunoerts als
Yi19of bon Wiraburg. Don biei fem
@inb neuerbinss Denare aufgefunoen
porben, tpsl9e auf Der &idiette ben
g~efliiselten Slid ober fliesenoen Slid
aufpei5en. Mabbader Gunb, be-
16rieben bon Dr. Gitenti@er in Mugs>
burg. Cine 9auptautoritat auf benz
@ebiete Der 1dd1if@<tburingtf9en 8raes
teatentunbe u. poiernzRlett) iiebt IN
bieiem fliesenben Gi14 nur eins tor
rumpirte Dariellung bes ebemalisen
aefiiqelten Murmes, bes ur1prungliz
DEN W%appentbieres ber bic Slapen be-
tGmpfenben 2obebaburger.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
Gime ~&mpfetlum0.

Cine iunge Dame, 8aronef1e, BON BE-
ribmtem Namen uno aus ben pornebmz
1ten @e1eQ1daftsfretien 8erltns, poQte
}i9 -entgsgen alien Sraottionen Der
eiqenen sSamilie unb nit @erleugnung
aGer @orurtbeile- Der 8i6ne pibmen.
@s mar Mttte Der Tiinf5igerzSabre,
als Maperbeer nod ais bas Mlpba uno
0mega in Mu1it1a9en gait uno feline
oominirenbe @teuung als @eneralmuz
ffbireftor tbm ben grDbten @tnflu
ni9t nur in Berlin 1onoern aQentbalz
ben 1i9erte. 9te 8aronef e miin14te
bon linn @mpfeblungen fir Stalten, tie
molte @tubten BEL 8orbognt uno 2omz
pertt MAIDEN unb tpar Der Meinung,
baB lire pornebmen Tumiltenbe3tebun=
gen, 1omie ber aoeltge Same Maperbeer
gana defenders peranlaHen mibten, tie
3u protegiren. @ieberbolt bate lie
linn etpas porgeiungen -leioer, let
Der 49,. ben beriibmten &ompontiten
ni&t fir ii9 gu intere7iren gepubt.
Ser rbebeutenbe Mame" 14ibte bic ar
me 8arone7e ni4t bapor-nur cine
iebr unbebeutenbe SGngerin gu 1etn.
Menerbeer ertannte bas 1ofort. Mber
bic etnflubrei9e Protettton, lber MEL
9e bic Dame gebot, arbeitete nit 9o4z
orud, I'm BON benz aumG9tigen M}uitfz
5eros, ber ii6, poraiigli@ in ieinen lebz
ten SSabren, 1ebr ungern NIT %irgenmelz
hen u@mpfeblungen" bon Slim tlern
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
-8rtuen fir pferDe. Das Cont

-8riQen fir pferbe. 9as 2onboz
net Mo&enblatt rSbe Opttcian" fagt:
8riuen fir Yferbe 19einen 1i4 als Elm
probates Mitte& ge9en bas @8eutperben
ber1elben 3u ertpei1en. Gin Rorrefponz
bent bss obigen Blattes giebt einen IN
tereKanten 8eri9t uber Elm prattii4es
Experiment. @r mar gu Der l1eberz
aergung 9etommen, bab fem pfero
fur3fi9fig par unb eriu4te einen Sp
titer, bas nDtbtge MaB gu nebmen uno
cine 8ri1e fir baf1elbe an3uferttgen.
3uerit 19ten bag Pferb lie ntdt germ 3l
baben, eS geto0bnte it@ aber balb 10
1ebr baran, bab, als es zines Sages of
ne bic 8rtne auf bic Metbe ging, es ii&
unbebaglt9 fiblte.. Mls linn barauf
Gle bunfle 8riQe mieber aufgeieBt murz
be, rieb es Dpr 5reube feline Na1e gegen
bic @9ulter bes 8eiiBers. 9ie l1r1a4e
bes @9eumerbens 1T, pie man glaubt,
in ber &ur5iihtigfeit gu iufen. Das
S6ier fam einen beitimmten @egenz
1tanb ni@t 10 genau 1eben, INN it@er au
lem, baB berfelbe barmloier Natur TT
unb 10 lGuft es benin baoon fort. 8ez
tiger BON 9un6en finben oft, bab TIRE
0ieblinqe tur31idttg 1tnb. @s ii Elm:
5bat1a@e, bab @unbe Dfters PerI onea,
NIT benen lie intim iinb, auf tpentge
S9ritte @ntfernung nt@t ertennen.
6unbe 1inb besbalb nit 8ri0en ber1ez
fen tporben unb baben baraus @ortbeil
ge5o9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
enaaairte, etne iol6e fir bic primabpnz

ensasirte, eine iol&e fir bic primaoons
ma in rIpe" gu e~rlangen. uno atpar tlir
ben beriibmtsn 2ebrmeiiter 9oroognt
in Matlanb. Meperbeer tonnte niht
entseben, pie ct ii9 audi panb; Ct
mubte sespunsen Der Dame bic ges
miini6te .G%mpfebluns" NIT auf ben
Mea 9eben. Die 8aroneiI e aber tam
gliidliderpei1e our Ginii@t. CAB ibr
Muiititubium balb auf unb tparb rehtz
aeitig por benz S9merae zines oH entlts
MiBerfolees betpabrt. 8orboeni
belebrte lie ra@ turaer 3eit iiber ibre
Salentloiieteit. @r mar aud oHen
unb ebrli9 senus ooer io1en mir in
bie1em Sale inbistret fa9en?-ber
GnttGu1 often bic febr ~perbd4tise" gmz
pfeblung MeDerbeer's mitautb:tlen,
tpelde Ct empfangen bate. sic lautez
te: Sd tann Sbnen iber bic 8aronehe
t., tpel@e Sdn9erin tperben ptu, muir
@utes 19reiben. sic itammt aug ben
pornebmiten Rreifen bier, 1T cine DAME
bon Better Graiebung unb gebie9eniter
8ilbung. Sbre Gamilie tpeiit Name1
auf, bic ii9 bebeutenbe @erotenite UNI
@taat, 1elbit &unit unb MiHen14aft
erporben unb mir felbit bic grobte
6o@a4tune abn0tRi9en. IQes btes
:1inb l1ri a9en fir midi, Sbnen bic junse
Dame tparm au empfeblen. Sbr erge<
benfer Meperbeer." Man tonnte ni@t
leugnen, .baB es cine "@mpfebluns"
mar, muir gait lie ni4t ber "@dnserin"
bie1e purbe ppQtommen ignortrt.
Sci groBe Maeitro bate ii@ aber
19lau aus Der Mfuire 9eaogen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
9ltS 0piom aufHeNriken.

Der bon ben fran3oiT4en 8eb0roen
als rbeuti9er @pion" in @ouen feitgez
nommene MoBarat &a1rB aus Stuttsart
bat feinem bort lebenben @ater cine
brieflide S&ilberuns ieiner 2eioen
~iberfonbt, Der mir Golsenbes entneb>
men:
Ma@ mebrmonatlider Stubienreife
in @nglanb na@ &ouen 9etommen.
na6m ct bort 3uerit i'm 9otel CUR Yo1t
&ue ssSeanne ; Orc Quartier. Ntez
manb fragte na@ Namen, .@tano,
;3med Der @ei1e, tein Grembenbu@ muir
Be linn porselegt. 81 mar &urb ber
Mnfat, in Jrontrei4 bieielbe 8ebanbz
luna ber Gremben an3utrefen, mie in
@nelanb. Sn Der 3peiten (pripatz)
Wobnung bra@te ber 9auSherr bann
Elm Gintragebudb, 1T psl@es &urB ri4z
tiqe unb genaue @tntrdge ma@te. &m
@amstos Na@mittag 18. Mdr5, purbe
CT an einem Musgange bon etnem Wtan1
ar""rufen unb i'm Mamen bes 9ausz
BERN aufgef oroert, 1og1et4 in feline
WcDnung gu tommen. ,
Muf feinem Gunner fanb &urb a@t
8e1mte, tbeils fibenb, tbeils itebeno
MI 7'i1en Dapieren bef4dftigt, Softer,
@&ronf rnb &ommooe paren erbroz
@en. Der Snbalt lag tbetls auf benz
p~>"~ tbeils auf benz Slide. &urb
purbe nun ins Werb0r genommen. 9er
6auptbeamte vYrocureur be Ia Repub=
(ique" fagte linn: Isle iinb oeuti&er
Sffiaier, balten fib bier auf, obne Sbr
@epe1be urb @tanb an3ugeben; tpobz
men bier nabe Bel Der Ra1 erne, baz
ben ni9t perfu4t, mdbrenb Sbres
misunderstanding Mufentbalts bier nit
uutorifirten perfonen betannt gu tperz
ben, Sbre Paptere iinb ni4t in ORB
hung, Sbr Militdrpab 1T basegen 1e9r
i'm Neinen, i4 CLAUDE, bat. Sic Elm
@pion inb." SroB ieiner 8etbeue<
rungen, boB btes ni@t ber San, tpuroe
&urb perbaftet, fofort in elmer Drof@z
te in's 6otel be Ia @t1e, bann na4 benz
palais be Suffice unb aulebt in bas
@efGnsntB bonnie noupille" gebraat.
Dort murben ibm Wertbz uno anbere
@e9enftdnbe abgenommen, bann iperrte
man i'm in cine @efdngnib3elle, In bic
Elm @troHad 9etporfen tpurbe. M@t
Sage tpurbe &urB bier fetgebalten.
&autionsanerbieten %befreunoeter Ser
rem blieben erfolglos. Ra@ pielen Be-
miibungen bes beut1&en &oniuls erz
folote enblt9 bic Treilai1 Jung, bod
purbe 9errn &urb glet45eittg etn W.
febl Der Musmei1ung aus Trantret9
3u9e1te1t. @on brei 8riefen, bic 9err
&urb aus benz @efdngniB bterber
1@rteb, 1T nur Elm ein5tger bier etngez
troffen unb btefer nit f~anftdgtger Ser
{pdtung.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
. bra{iliani16e 8rtefmarte be:

-Die braiiltanif@e 8rtefmarte Be-
gebt am 1. Suli 1894 ibr 5~0idbriaeS
eSubilGum. Cine brait1ii9e 3ettunq
fir acknowledgements forbert biz
Regierung auf, 5ur Geier bieies Sage:
neue 8rief marten bon etnem mebr nd:
tionalen Gbaratter aus3ugeben an
Stele Der jebigen, bic nt@t ben gertn9;
item tiinitlert1den Mertb mod bic MINI
oei tie patriotii9e ober rationale 8e3ei@z
1ung tragen. Die Marten 1olten emf
peber bic 8ilbntfe perbienter patrirt">
'ragen ober ar rationale @rei9ntlis
%erinnern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

Gin iunqer 1pant1d)er @ranbe bat
iiingit in Mabrtb Bel elmer 9offeterlt4z
feit i'm R0nigli@en @@lpb, tpte lie aqz
iGbrli@ mebrere Mal ftattfnoet unb bic
BARN beitebt, baB bic neuen @ranben
BON @panien in @egentpart bes &0ntz
ain ft9 bebeden unb bann cine &eoe
balte Beam. berle1en, morin lie aus ben
bon ben @orfq6ren ererbten Siteln unb
aug ben eiqene11 @erbteniten ben Na9z
tpeis 3ur 8ere4tieung bieier na4 ipaz
ni5@en @egriFen b0&{ten Mus3et@nuns
fubren, etnen in BET '@e1@t9te Der ipaz
ni1Msn Gillette bisber ni4t erb0rten
sFreimutb betpiefen. Diesmal traf bic
&eibe II. 81. AUDI ben 9er3og bon Sariz
ia, ben iiingiten @pbn ber 9er3pgin BON
Mebinaceli, bic benz eriten unb Glte1ten
5pani1den Mbel %angebDrt. @nftatt
NUN auf bic @e5Gt@te 1eines 9aufe s
b%inautpet1en, fiibrte Der 9er3og als einz
aiqes @erbien5t fem auf benz polpte@z
ntfum reqelre9t ertporbenes esSngenieur=
aeuqntb an. Man9e Mri1 t~ptrattn an
6erer 2Gnber fDnnten it@ baran Elm
8eiipisl nsbmen.
-@leftrif9e 2et@enperz
brennung. Cine neue Mrt Der
2ei9enberbrennung, bic an @4neut9=
felt unb Gaubertett ber Musfubrung bic
lonit iiblide bsi @eitem ibertrefen ion,
lit jingft in P~bilabelpbia eingefi6rt.
Sic in Elm @rabtu@ etngemidelte 2et&e
mirb auf cine 8aditeinplatte geleet.
Mm &opfe unb an ben TuBen Der
2ei9e meroen 3net &upferplatten BE-
fe1tgt, mel@e bic beiben elettri1@en Poz
le elmer 9pnamomai@ine btlben. Damn
ldBt man ben elettrif9en @trom bur@
ben &Drper geben, ber gepiNermaben
bic Stole ber &oble in elmer elettrt{den
2ampe 1pielt. Sn tiir3eiter 3eit 1T bic
@%erbrennung bol5ogen.
- Sn 6 u ~ a =, Mrt., purbe s.
Sbornton, tpel9er ben @pnftabler pate
ermoroet bate, BON einem Mob aug
benz @efdnentB ge6olt uno a%ufsetnipft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-28
Girls OF Thirty.

The postponing Of marriage and the
broader education:of women has brought
into existence class that did not formerly
exist-namely, the class Of girls between
Is and 30. They are bright. educated. ca
pable women, who are awaiting marriage,
and instead Of being given an interest In
life and provided with something to do
they are launched into society with the idea
that the proper thing for them to do is to
abandon themseI yes to the pursuit of pleas
ure. One result Of this IL that we have
women after marriage tasing very unkind-
ly to TIE necessary slow ness of domestic
duties They live for thrills, sensations
and excitements. AS these cannot be OBJ
tainod at home they resort to expedients
when eventually prove fatal TO the real
and noble idea Of marriage. The upper
class girl is becoming IA lamentably self in
dulging creature, who spends the very
prime Of her life In an incessant round Of
amusement. The great leisure class of cul-
tivated women cannot be held guiltless II
1t evade individual responsibility and
squander the benefits of birth and educs-
ton ON its own smussment.-Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-28
CURIOUS CULLINGs.

The lezloe,s, "a peculiar Turkish sect, cut
off the head OF any one who inadvertently
speaks the word 'dcvil, !" satan" OF any
thing with similar meaning.
The Turkish mother loads her child with
amulets As soon an II il born, and small
bit of mud. stepped In hot water prepared
by previous charms, Is stuck on its fore
head.
There Is tribe In central Africa among
whom speakers in public debates arr re-
.,uired TO stand on one leg while speaking,
and TO speak only as long as they can SO
stand.
A Liverpool policeman who. as hc
thought, swallowed asixpencc 10 years ago.
recently had a severe pain in his throat. A
At of coughing came on, and the long lost
coin, half OF Us original thickness. was re
leased from his throat
II man commits murder I'm Tungora
none Of the natives will defile his hands
or weapons by killing him. He Is supposed
10 be haunted by the spirit Of his victim
until be goes mad and kills himself: but. as
. matter OF fact, the priests capture aud
strangle him unknown 10 the rest of the
sgmmunity,
= - u -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-28
OUR WORLDS FAIR.
BrG SNOW GETTING READY At
NARRAGANsETTP PARK.
The Management of the State Fair
Obliged to Build Another Hail. Notes
for Exhibitors.

Entries for the miniature worlds fair
to be held at Narragansett park, Sept.
IS to %, have como In so rapidly that the
State Fair association has decided to
erect another roof, l4O by S6 feet. Il
is to have fine overhead
light, and will he devoted to the display
of general miscellaneous exhibits Ten
halls are now connected with passage ways
between them. and the whole together
makes one Of the largest roof spacss In
America for exhibition purposes. Th Is
immense space will be lighted by eiec-
trcty and the exhibition kept open even
ings.
The trotting program will begin at
1880 a. m. each d,y OF the fair aud the
amt ssments at IL O'clock and continue
for SIX hours. The nmnsements VIII be
in charge of George Mijbapk Of Boston,
who promises that the double vaudeville
show will eclipse anything ever shown
upon a fair ground.
The horticultural and agricultural cx :
hibits will be in new hall.
The organization OF the fair OF 1893
commands the attention of the managers
of fairs from all over the country and
they have sent their representatives to
study the methods used to bring about
such result. The secret is apparent.
IL II strict business principles applied,
to which exhibitors are quick TO recog-
nize and respond.
The clerical work necessary to set mp
the fair requires eleven clerks in the
Office. and In the advertising department.
five men and three horses are employed.
Over 10000 pieces OF paper have air eady
been posteu.
Entries in all departments close Mon
day, Sept. 4. except poultry, which closes
Sept. ii. Public school department closes
Sept. IS, aud agriculture and horticulture
departments close Sept 1e. All entries
must be made at the permanent Office at
Nsrragansett park. The best aud most
convenient way to make an entry is by
mail. which should be addressed "Rhode
Island State Fair association, Cranston,
II. l."
Special arrangements have been made
with the railroad and express companies
TO deliver exhibits 1t NsrraRansett park.
The facilities for passenger transporta-
tion will be largely Increased. EXCURSION
rates will be given on railroads centering
In Providence. The New England rail
road will run trains. ten claches each.
leaving Providence for tho park every iif-
teen minutes. The Union Railroad COM
pany has over 100 men at work building u
double line OF electric cars from Provi-
dence to the park.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-28
LEAD SQUARE LIVES.
Rev. DIR. Wood Of Brookline. Mass. at the
tentral baptist Church.

Rev. DIR. Wood Of Brookline. Mass. mt the
central baptist Church.
At the Central Baptist church yester.
day union services were held. R,v. Ma
than K. Wood, ID d.. OF Brookllne, Mass.
preached from the text Exodus XIV, 40:
''And look that thou make them 5safter
their pattern which was sho wed thee In
the mount"
He said it was motley assemblage
that came out of the land Of Egypt mt the
exodus at Palestine, not only in form
but In characteristics as vel.
The people seemed to be slavish, their
ideas were slavish and they evidently had
no clear conception of God or OF his prov
idenoe In the world. They questioned
God'spower, his wisdom and his goodness.
as he led them forth, md IN consequence
strange things happened. He put befors
them a pillar Of cloud by day and "A
pillar OF 1re by night, but that did not
convince them OF lis power.
And so It came that God called Moses
up into the mount and there In a vision
of transcendent beauty set forth Gods
idea OF n tn bcrnacle Of worship which he
should Construct. Coda idea Of the tab
ernacle gave the people some seis, OF
divine order. and after this there was no
longer any tumult, but order aud peace
Teigned.
And sothere came out Of this chaos. or
der, and out Of the turmoil method and
regularity.
And alter NIL f. there any deviation
from his manner Of workinRi Everthlng
In the universe shorld move as the
mastery mind planned. Gods idea Of
human life 10 that OF a cube. It's
length, breadth and height are
equal and no life reaches the perfect less
divine power would have II unless it Is
four square. The conception planted In
your hearts was to live life aud charac-
ter beautiful and perfect as God
thought It out. How. Then. can man get
clear conception of himself as GOD
thought him, than TO follow the foot
steps OF Moses. going into the mount
You must get that clear vision, not of
another man. but OF yourself as God
meant you TO be.
mon who gels that clear vision of
what life ought to be will Get that COO
tentedness and quietuds necessary TO n
good life. MY friend. go into the mount
and see how God meant every Que OF Us
to be square In our lives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-28

RED BANK, N. j., Aug. 2S.-Angelo
Torriani, Sr., of New York, died suddenly
at his summer house ut 0ceanic yesterday
of heart failure. He was well-known in
theatrical circles and came to this country
in lS48 with an opera company in which
were the father and mother Of Adelini
Patti The latter was with the company
and was then about three years Of age.
He conducted several we'll known opera
companies and appeared for the first time
in the Academy of Music with the ''Star Of
the North" Company in July 1887, and
was the father OF Italian opera in this
country