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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-04

Valuable Improvements coupled with
good material and good workmanship
are the keynote that determines the SUI
periority of one piece of machinery used
for any purpose, over similar makes
used for the same purpose. To this
cause and effect Russell & Co., of Mas.
sillon, Ohio, builders of Threshing Ma.
chimes, Saw Mills, Horse Powers Trac-
ton, Portable and Stationary boilers and
engines attribute their success. All
purchasers of this class OF goods de-
sire to buy the best We invite COM
parison with all Others. Get Russell's
catalogues and circulars and write as or
them for information.
VIM M. KINcAID, State Agent,
Cameron, w. Va.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-04
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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-04

MEMS heavy working coats $l.35
1t Hirschman's.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1893-11-04
j. /. McKenna, California, Pa, Says:

]. l. McKenna, California, Pa, Says:
California, Penn, July 18th, 1898.
The A. NJ. Lazier Medicine Co..
Morgantown, w. Va.
Gentlemen Il took one dose of your
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relief. / was taken with severe head
ache and found no relief until / tried
you remedy. l recommend it to all
who are troubled with this disease II
cured me-. l. MCKENNA, Justice OF
the Peace, California. Pa.
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istence.
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toothache, ear ache or any other ache
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
" onianiy hseauty.

Grenaille, French author of the six
teenth century. wrote large and very sci
entifc book on female beauty and endowed
bis ideal Of female loveliness with the fol
lowing attributes: Youth, medium stat
ure, medium fullness Of form, chestnut
brown hair, symmetry Of limb. delicate
skin, revealing the blue veins, rosy COM
plexion, n smooth, serene brow, uniformly
nrched temples, narrow eyebrows which
do not meet; eloquent, dark brown eyes, a
winsome smile, cherry red lips, q small
mouth, small milk white teeth, sweet
breath, a soft, agreeable voice; a chin which
does not protrude and is graced by dim
pie; small, rosy ears, a slender throat OF
ivory whiteness; small, soft, white hands,
nicely tapering fingers, graceful gestures.
an easy, dignified walk shining finger
nails, smooth and well curved; an even,
pleasant temperament; good taste in dress,
superficial education, small, pretty feet
and attentive demeanor toward Others"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
BROWN FRESHMEN LOSE
WORCESTER ACADEMY TEAM roo
MUCH FOR THEM.
The system of Now signals. Tried for
the First Time, seemed to Confuse
the College Mon.

The Brown freshmen played their Sec
ond game OF the season with Worcester
academy at Worcester yesterday AMI
were defeated l6-a The game
was lost through the repeated
fumbling of the '97 backs.
'97 had much stronger and heavier team
than the academy boys. and should have
won. The system OF new signals. tried
for the first time yesterday. seemed To-
confuse tie men and caused much loss of
time.
Worcester started with the ball aud
five minutes after play was called scored
their first toucndo sn. The freshmen took
the ball and quickly carried H. to the five
yard line. when " orcest r gained it on
a tumble aud carried it back the
length OF the field and scored another
touchdown In three rus es. BY kicking
WJrcester's center '97 sc red two touch
downs, from neither Of which was goal
kicked.
or the freshmen. Shedi did the best
work, his gains through the line
being phenomenal. Wheeler and f nory
played good game. Watson
fuuIbled at every opportunity he had aud
played decidedly poor game. For Wor-
cester Barker AMI Gaskeil did the best
work. The men lined up AZ follows:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Electric Light EmpIoys Iujure
Personal.

David McElroy. for several ears an
employe OF the spinning department at
the Lonsdalr company. mill, is critically
Ill at his residence on Blackstone court,
Lonsdale.
H. b. Lovett. formerly head bo * keeper
for the Cronp. on company. has removed
to Canterbury. Conn. Mr.. Lovett has
been y resident Of Crompron for many
years aud will be greatly missed by a
large circle Of friends aud acquaintances.
At his new home he intends eDgaaing on
"A large scale ia the breeding OF hne
poultry.
August Gremeger. formerly a chemist
for the Crompton company, has been vis-
iting relatives in Crompton.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

tucks, started up this week on haif
u'De.
Sandy Hui mill at Exeter 10 running
three days week.
The Kent woolen company OF Phenix
10 running full iime and orders are re-
ported AZ coming in rapidly.
The machine shop Rvrrpoint Is shu
down this week. Work will be resumed
next Monday.
The chan es nd the electric light station
at Riverpoint i'll continue, all but two
linemen being discharged Saturday night
vi liam ID. Stub q. superintsndent OF
the Quidneck mills at Quidneck, was
murderouly assaulted Saturday noon.
by Frank Potts. a machinist, and IL II
doubtful IL he recover. superintendent
Stubbs had occasi n TO speak TO
Potts about the work. whereupon Potts
turned upon tue officlai aud With an iron
planer stsucS him upon the lead, serious
ly ujuring bis skull. probably iractur-
Ing IL. Then Potts Jumped upon his
body. The a-sailant Was arrested and Is
no y locked up in East Greenwich jail.
The work OF CLEARING The tracks run
ning up the quarry at Diamond Hill was
commenced tais week. T1is track has
not been Ia use for seven or elxht years.
Electric Light EmpIoys IUjured.
john w. Cocroit, an empioye of the
Phenix Il ectric Light and Coal Co Of
East Greenwich, was seriously injur d
Saturday evening about 8 o'clock by con-
tact with the electric light wire near the
Shore Mill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

Tp Holland the government has made GER
tain regulations concerning working won
en-, not all Of which are welcome. BY a
law passed Ia 1880 IL was made illegal for q
woman TO be employed except between tbs
hours Of N. IN. and p. m. One would
think that no right minded woman wouI
want TO work beyond that limit, but IL has
been proved that the men, whose hours o:
labor are not limited, put I'm several OF the
prescribed hours at hard work, thus shut
ting out many Of the women.
An article on women's unions I'm Holland
is like the famous chapter on Snakes In
Iceland" There Is none. Women are nd
mitted 20 mixed unions, however. but only
ON unequal terms. This does not prevent
women's strikes, and when they do rise i'm
their wrath they are generally successful
Amsserdsm Correspondents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Members Of tbs Society Enjoy q
Banquet at the Trocadsro.
THE new CHARTER DISCUSSED.
Delegates Chosen to the National Con-
vention-A Memorial of the Tea Burn
ing Incident The seal OF tho Society
Handsome Menu Card.

A special meeting of the Rhoie Island
society OF the Sons OF the American Rev
olution was held last evening at the Tro-
cadero. About sixty members and guests
partook OF an elaborate dinner at o'clock,
the half hour previous being devoted to a
general reception.
At the head table were seated President
Amasa NJ. Eaton. Christopher Rhodes,
secretary, Edward Field, registrar. Alfred
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10 The Baltimore &
Ohio to-day declared dividend Of la
per cent. on the common stock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Big Mining.

DEADwooD, S. D.. Oct. l9.--The Bald
Mountain Consolidated mining company
has sold its interest for $1,000, 900 to an
English syndicate. The sale embraces so
acres of valuable mining ground and so.
ton chlorination plant. The Englishmsn
have incorporated with . psid-in capital
Of f300,000.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
BECAME DISCOURAGED.
w. G. Rogers Lost His Sweetheart and
Went To the Had.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Oct. i9.-W. c. Rogers
of Brooklyn, who was brought from
Bridgeport. Conn.,, by City Marshal Craw-
ford, was arraigned before Recorder
Whitehouse and bound over to the Deem
ber term under $1,000 bonds for forging a
check for $50 on the Tradesman's bank Of
New York, which he got cashrd last win
ter at the Coney House in this city. He
plea led guilty. The officers say he has
passed forged checks to the amount OF $40.
600, running from SIS TO $50 each, and
swindled his uncle out of $1,000.
He says he worked at Orleans, on Cape
Cod, Mass. The girl he was engaged to
died. He lost his position, and, becoming
discouraged, went to the bad last January.
He has been in every part Of the Union.
Sixty~three letters complaining OF his acts
have been received by the authorities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

New YORK, Oct 10 9--The international
pool contest opened last night to n full
house. The nights game. the third OF the
present series, ended with Roberts iss
DE Orc 80. Grand total of three nights
play; De Oro, 45l; Roberts, as.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Alsri. Nav Visit Fra,c..

PARIS, Oct. TO- Negotiations are on
foot, through Admiral Avelan. with the
view OF having Grand Duke Alexis 20 TO
Toul)n TO receive President Csrnot ON.
cially ON Oct "a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19

Umpire-frreeu. Hefere
Sc 'e-io-s. Touchdow sc nory, 2; Barker. q
Gaskil. 1. Goals from touchdowns-Fish. ..
The varsity had no second eleven to
play yesterday, and devoted
themselves to practising signals ana
kins was OBJ igsd to be in Andover, aud
Millard was out again aud did not appear
to be muca out OF form.
Events 1t Brown.
There are two more days OF practice be-
fore the frin ty game, which Brown
should take by good score. Brown has
never wen from Trinity, the score last
year being 90. tie, and the year before
so In Trinii Us favor
In the tennis tournament continued
yesterday in The East Side court, Jones
nd Dorrance played q close match.
Each had ole set Dorrauce took one set,
Go. and Jones Que set, g. The next
set was stopped at six ALL and will be
finished to-day.
Hiucklev, '95. beat Alden, '96, 90, 6-I.
Cooper. Thomas aud the winners Il the
Jones Dorrance and Hinckley- McC Clure
| matches remain to play.
Friends school 10, Fall River High
school O.
The game between Friends school
and Fall Rivor high school. played
at Fa River yesterday. was char
| acterized 10y good team work on
both sides. The excellent blocking
and tackling OF the Providence boy
aided by sood centre bucking won them
the vic or. Tho fl,inI wedge OF the
Fall Rivers was feature OF the game.
HaN kes scored for the Friends
school inside OF three min
uts. Tue try for goal failed.
Steady gains by tho Fall River ,cks
brought the ball near Friends school
goal and IL WAS showed over the liue.
Fall River kickel a go"l. Score for frs,
hail, Fall River. O; Friends hool. 4
Ia the s-cond half Friends school
fumbed, but Ia kes got the bal and
cles ed the field for = touchdown. BArues
kicked a goal Time was called with
core 10 20 in favor Of Friends school.
The teams lined up as follows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-10-19
Mems Underwear.

Mems Extra Heavy Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers:
Drawers with striped ribbed
EN- borders and silk finis ed.
OOCs shirts with long cuffs. re-en.
forced throughout, sizes ~
to "A. actually WORTH Slo
each,
Mems Camel's Hair Vests
ChH 2-Thread and trimmed seams
OOs worth soc.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
POINTS ABOUT LONDON.

THE London Geological garden now contains 3, 100 animals.
 Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY MILLION let ters pass through the postal offices of London every year.
 IT is estimated that of the four mil lion inhabitants of London, million and half were born in the country.
 TIE annual festival of the League of the Cross was held recently at the Crys- tai Palace, London, and was attended by fifteen thousand delegates.
 RATHER more than sixty-nine persons in every 100 in London are living in comfort. while rather more than thirty in every 100 are living in poverty. Of these twenty-two are poor and seven very poor, while not quite one person in every 100 belongs to the lowest classes"
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
A SPRINKLE OF SPICE.

SHE-"Women don't carry their hearts on their sleeves" He-'Ncither do men, Inside the sleeve is safer Brooklyn Life.
 TEAMP-"I've got a poem, boss. Editor-''All right; leave it" Tramp Cant: got to rccitc it; it's written on me shirt bosom. Judge.
 THAT fellows a wonder" How sop He wrote a description of Monte Carlo and never once spoke of the 'shrill cry of the croupicr. '"- Buffalo Express.
 FIRST SEMINARY BUD-"I think Prof. Azurshocs is horrid." Second Seminary Bud-''Well, just tell you, if I could roll as nice a cigarette as she can I'd be proud. ."-Detroit Tribune.
 NEW YORK DRUMMER-"How do you account for the gradual decrease in time between New York and Chicago?' Chicago Drummer (dsdainfully)- Chicago, sir is rapidly growing in an easterly direction. ."-Jewelers Week.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
CAlLDREN'S TEETH.
O,ss . Wee; They should Be Examined
 and Thoroughly ClCa

0srr Wrr', They should Be Examined
 and Thoroughly Cleaned.
 The cIoso connection between the zslicnant form of sore throat, so com uon among little children, and de- cavrJ teeth has already attracted the ,,,cntion oi wise physicians 1t is too common thing for mothers to allow their children to grow up without any care of their teeth, under the impress sion that the first teeth are only tenn plrarv. and it is natural that they should decay. It is now known, how ever that these teeth, if allowed to de- cay. became the habitation of the foul est bacteria, and it is already conjec- ,urod that this is a frequent cause of diphthcria and kindred diseases which attack little children more virulently than they do adults.
 It is the greatest mistake to allow child to be careless about its teeth. From the moment a child is born its mouth should be washed out daily or somi-dai'y with cold water, and as soon as teeth appear a soft baby brush should be used. When the child is able tou-r a brush for himself he should be taurht to brush his teeth at the back as wei. d, the front, for the foulcst secrc- ton, of tartar which causes the decay of the teeth, usually find a resting-place at the back of the teeth.
 Any spot of decay in a child's teeth should be promptly attended to, cleaned out and filled with some soft cement to arrest its growth There is probably no more fruitful cause of disease oi the throat and stomach than foul teeth in childhood. Clear cold water and a brush are all that child needs for his teeth regularly. Once a week the teeth should be scrubbed out thoroughly with white castillo soap and water, using brush. The soap tends, it is oaij, to destroy any animalculac. but it should not be used oftcncr, as it cause, tae enamel to turn yellow.-N. Y. Tribune.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
PICKED UP ABROAD.

ONLY 10 per cent of German school boys are said to go in for athletics.
 TIE Swedish mile is il ,GG6 yards long and the Vienna post mile is s,2GG yards.
 A BRANCH of the English Ncedleworls guild has been established in Brussels conducted by resident English women.
 TIE Gauls, to make handles for their stone axes, cleft the branches of a tree, placed the aX in it and left it till the wound in the wood had been completely healed.
 lN Paris, the other day, man nearly died of the "hiccups." He had them for forty-cight hours at half minute in tervals. He was cured at last by hypnotism.
 TIE abolition of the government opium monopoly in India would mean an annual loss to the already tottering revenue of that empire of from e4 ,OOO,- 900 to G5, 1000, 900.
 AN English eXperimenter, F. T. Chap lin, has given an account of hypnotiz- ing laying hen and inducing her in that manner to set on a setting of eggs until seven of them had matched out.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
NICE TO KNOW.

A GERANIUM leaf applied to bruise is healing.
 IN Chinese chronology the year 1892 is the year 7,9lO,341.
 TIE marriages of minors are six per cent. of the whole number.
 TIE hourly rate of water falling over Niagara falls is 100, 1000, 900 tons.
 THREE THOUSAND marriages are per formed>eycry day all over the world.
 No PRESIDENT of the United States was born in New York city, but two of the twenty-three died there.
 lT has been said in explanation of the colors of the United States flag that 'red is supposed to represent courage, white integrity of purpose and blue steadfastncss, love and faith"
 FIVE presidents of the United States were elected without the assistance of the state of New York These were George Washington first timcl. in l7s0; James Madison, in lSl6; James Blu chanan, in 1856; |. S. Grant, in 1868; R. B. Hayes, in 1876.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
INTERESTING FIGURES.

ONLY one person in 10000 lives to be a centenarian.
 TIE amount on deposit with savings banks in 1891 equaled Sl,G54, ,s2G, ,142; of their loans, investments and cash on hand, Sl,s24, 79G, ,594.
 A FRENCHNiAN who takes the mortu- ary report of Paris for basis figures world in a century at 4,5O0, 100000,
 ACCORDING to the records of the mint, 19,57O silver dollars were coined in the year 1894. Of this number, but eight are now known, and they are valued at from $500 to s2,OOO each. What be- came of the remaining 10,5G2 is one of the greatest numismatical mysteries.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
LADIES OF ROYAL BIRTH.

EMPRESS FREDERICK owns a chain of thirty-two pearls valued at sl75, 900.
 TIE birthdays of the lllng and queen of Portugal fall on the same date Sep tcmber 2S). coincidence that does not attach to any other of the European sovereigns.
 TIE empress of Austria is reputed to be the best royal houselSecper in Europe. Everything in the Austrian palace is under her own personal care. She or ders cooks, buffers and laundrymaids, and is constantly inventi'g something new in cookery.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
IN FASHIONS WHIRL.

SLoPTNG shoulders are slowly but surely returning.
 nEM-srlTCHING, tucks, embroidery ana putfs are all seen in masses of deco ration on fine underwear.
 oNE of the novelties is black silk Pe'ucoat with ruflles of colored silk over which falls a flounce of black lace
 IN making ones toilet for church, ex- Wene pIainness and simplicity are al- ways m the best taste. Frills and fur oe'o"S' bright colors and elaborate ''y.eS are in every sense inappropriate. HERE is fancy for laced up shoes ,, %'lh high tops. A caprice that will hard y goOtain with the conservative ladies in
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26

.ls oG She fan is lined with satin of a ,,,, blue shade. The corners are Ir,ugh, together as the engraving .N,qs and are secured by means of ,,pcv pins or small blue satin bows. , oin cushion about six inches long and ,brr inches wide is covered with some o,,br blue satin and drawn up into q t1u ,i ubodt half an inch deep at the ,ap around the edge of which is fulled N: uf novelty lace an inch wide. Arr,ss thr bottom of the cushion is also , strip of lace put on plain with the ,J,e iovari the top. This pretty little cushion ], fastened at the apex of the ',u M that the lace falls slightly over inc point Upon the handle is tied 8 hL! low ot blue satin ribbons. Orange Juld Farmer.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

FILL the lamps by daylight.
 LGHoN juice whitcns frosting.
 LNrs should be kept wcll-flled.
 KEEP the oil can closed and in cool place.
 SERVE thc preserved ginger root with ice cream.
 LAMPS to be carried should be of metal and have handles.
 NEVER attempt to light lamp that IS only partly filled.
 App pinch of salt to the whites of egg, Co make them beat up quickly. AFEw drops of salad oil on tar stains will remove them.
 RUB stained or painted floors with sweet skinned milk.
 FINE table salt Slightly moistened) will remove egg stains from silver.
 WATCH your wicls closely, and change them before they become too short.
 IF burning oil gets upon the floor smother with woolen blankets or rugs. SODA is the best thing for cleaning unwarc; apply with a damp cloth and rub well, then wipe dry.
 PRICK potatoes before baking, so that Ine ar can escape; this will prevent 'heir bursting in the oven.
 FOR sore throat, beat the white of an egg stiif, with all the sugar it will Ho'd, and the juice of one lemon.
 WHEN baking cakes, set a dish of water in the oven with them, and they "'lI not be in any danger from scorch-
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26

this country is the wearing of tassels at the tops of the shoes where the strings are tied.
 NEVER in the history of fashion have the different sorts of costumes been so clearly defined in their uses. The street dress is thing by itself, as are also home dresses and costumes for church and dressy wear.
 CLoAKs with plaited backs are as sured styles. A circular cape with ruflles over the shoulders is novelty These ruflles are very wide at the top and run to narrow points at the front and back of the waist-line. They are suitable for slender figures and tall people.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-26
FANCY WORK BASKET.
,,,dia Way of Utilizing an Ordinary S Japanese Fan.

Japanese fan'
 y,is unique basket, pretty for hold
 h,,rv work, is composed of a Jap ns '' fan, made of finely-woven "~H,, ~ and resembles in size and ',,-.' t,.. in, ordinary palm leaf fan, These ,.l snal ,r, always obtainable at small , ."" The illustration shows one of or E9| ,,,,,-r straw color, although they can q -'', ,,Ir.hascd in various shades, One
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-09-29

poet Of the country. Many good ster-
les are told at his expense. He
once travelled through Indiana as
1.-THE celebrated blind sign-pain-
ter" A companion who acted as
his manager would exhibit him before
a plate-glass window, handing his
brushes to him as he needed. The poet
would measure off the glass carefully
with his hands, and after much prelim-
mary business" would dash of . sign
while the country-folk looked on in
amazement. But perhaps the, most
elaborate joke he ever perpetrated was
a poem in imitation of Edgar Allan
Foe, which went the rounds as newly
discovered production of that poet, and
which deceived SO accomplished critic
as William Cullen Bryant. He writes
SO fine hand that it almost requires =
magnifying-g to read it. He has
amassed quite a comfortable compe-
tence out of his poems, having lately
purchased the old family homestead,
his birthplace, at Greenfield, Ind,
where he will live hereafter. 1t is a
handsome structure of the modified
Greek style of architecture so fashion
able in the south a generation or two
ago, and is surrounded by fine grove
of whispering naples" An original
minded, unbusiness-like man of i'm
moderate modesty, his personality is
rs remarkable as his poems.