The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-11
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Nm Providence investor. md In fac,
people all over Rhode island. viii be r.
joiced at the following report Ia regard
to tn Jrvis.C ,nklin Mort are Trust
mpan which has a bra oh - this
city and throu b which much X iod 6
I.lsnd money has been invested Il the
general wreck of top-heavy invest Q q
co mics, this one, the Jarvis-Co kiln
Nor gage Trust company. stand out
separately fro ~ the others by reason of
its superior advantages as to
recuperative forc.. In addi ion
&, dts ordin ary assets. none
Of which. by the way. will be parted ith
at a sacrifice. 1t has an extraordint nv re-
source in It.. called hut unpaid capt l.
The amour hus due the compan is
upwards O 81. 0t0. 0O0. aid that IL will be-
paid on or about December LIST seems to
be assured. In the meantime Il is 10 la
tentioi OF the receivers TO reduce expei-
SEES. but not In "a ma ner hich viii "trip
pie 81 e collection facilities. Mr.. Jarvis
further Gays that no interests will tie
allowed to suffer 10y reason Of nonpayment
OF taxes, neglect OF forcing de inquent
interest or principal. etc. Ihat IN other
words. the rec,iv rs Aill as fully and
conscientiously protect the company's
clients M W uld TIE comp ny ,tseli under
the most favorable conditions.
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Vegetarianism has made a distinguished
convert in the person Of M. Francisque
Sarcey, who since April last has not touched
any meat. He has written a most interest
ing account OF his experience TO a Paris
paper. He says be Is only a moderate
vegetarian"-that is, he only eschews meat
and admits & butter, cheese, milk and
fish into his regime. Contrary to the ex-
pectation of both himself and his friends,
he finds that he Is in much more vigorous
health and in better working condition
under the influence Of his new daily menu
than before. AT first he felt hungry an
hour or two after eating, but after 10 days
the craving for meat passed away, and now
he not only eats at the same hours as be-
fore, but consumes much less.
The advantages of the diet are, he says,
most remarkable. His mind is clearer and
his body more disposed for work. Hsis no
longer sleepy after meals; his brain Is
fresher, his limbs more elastic. and, more
astonishing still, he has great resistance to
fatigue. Formerly he felt the need of
stimulants, now he has suppressed them.
He does not smoke, and Ire is even en-
deavoring TO diminish the quantities of
Soitc Which, ho nus Dtcu III luG 0dDlL OF
taking. Altogether he is very enthusi-
astic and closes his dietetic confession by
asking others to try his system. ''The first
week is rather hard to bear, but try it; you
will soon feel the benefit, I" says theeminent
critic.
Miss Clara Maris ~Tonpkins, grand
dau ht rofS. S. Tonpkins of Pavtuck' t
- I4--- - s. 49,
uni ted In MARRIAGE here yesterday.
Mrs. Char - Har imam Nm family of
this city were the guests or frl,n Is in
Approving Monday.
Mr.. Will Crsndall Of this city, ha. beei
the guest Of Mr.. Ma ban Ltwtoi and
family at Stonington recent y.
Mrs. Henry McNimar,, of city Is
spending a few days with hsr pare Is,
Mr.. AM Mrs. John Ii ,ckins OF Wood
River Mill.
Mr.. aud Mr.. A. l.. CLARK of Westerly
have r turned home after n two weeks
visit Nth their son. Mr.. G. K. Clark OF
this city.
Mrs. DIR. Mathews of this city is visit.
ing her IA her, Mr.. Villa NJ ,ss o Road
Churcn.
John III. Cady, Esq the treasurer OF
the Dry ID ok compa ., le with Mrs.
~ y 49, " ~ ~ y MI
Mr.. NJ y Jacobs "A d so X Y nave r.
tur ed ir,an a thre~mo tins rip in the
Yves They VISITED Northtrn L IVA, the
White City, an Niagara.
MISS Lena Rose Of this city VISITED
Carolina las Sunday.
Mrs. John +. wis of this city re-
turned from Rockville Monday.
ALDER, b.. Mel ms ., this c. Y is visit.
ink his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh NJ
In es, OF Caroliaa.
Mis-, Pauline st ere will start Sstur-
dsy furs four weeks trip To th West.
10 n Evans or ia $ civ will prea T. in
the Quonoco taug church Sun Jay, DC.
Is, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Human fat is composed OF 20 per cent
carbon, n little over IL per cent hydrogen
and a little over 0 per cent oxygen. OF
course this fat cannot be accumulated un-
less its ingredients are taken into the body
In food. The food which has a ~preponder-
ance OF these ingredients can be worked Off
by open air exercise, because the oxygen of
the air uniting with the carbon goes out Of
the lungs in the form of carbouic gas and
relieves the systemo of so much fat. This Is
the reason why people who lead an open air
life or who live in the country or on noun
tains and breathe n great deal of fresh air
are less likelyt TO be corpuleht than business
men, shopkeepers and others who are habit
ually in an atmosphere with less oxygen
and whotakeles exercise. Open air respira-
ton is one of the best ways TO work OF fat,
says an exchange.
TIE New York Sun savs the I'm dern
woman Is both n more beautiful wom"n
and n more Sc slble creature tn ~ he
oman Of t G past All tn. omen of
= Divide co are beautiful, aid they are
all 'mo ern."
A foreign medical correspondent of the
New York Herald points out that il is not
agood thing to sleep after a meal, rs by so
doing there is "A risk OF congestion Of the
haal apI ag,a.;on,a e -t