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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-06
Local weather Forecast.

Rain, followed by clearing weather;
slightly warmer; northwest winds becom-
ing variable. (:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-06

Washington from San Francisco to ascer-
tain the nature of the charges against his
character. His recall, if it can be termed
such, was sent by the president.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-06
West Point Defeats Union.

WEST PorSr, N. Y. Nov. e.-West
Point won from Union college by a scors
of q to O..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-06

BRooKLYN, N. Y, Nov 6.-Bcston beat
Crescent by score of IS to 3.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-06
Hood'6't the Phnacea' fer the shat4
tered Nerves..
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Gu res

taken but three bottles and I find myseli
entirely cured. can sleep good every night
can heartily recommend Hoods Sarsaparilla to
the public" BLANCHE w. BRIDGES, III Market
Street. Newburyport, Mass.
NIB. Be sure TO get Hoods sarsaparilla.
HOOPS PILLS are purely vegetable, care
fully prepared from the best Ingredients. 2bc.
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piece of good fortune That is, sup
pose You ought according TO the worlds
way of looking mt such thing
Then she sat down before the IRE
aud fen into silence She was not in
seusi Bile 70 the mate rial advantages OF
fered to her 10 this letter from Ar
Browne wholesale dealer ia canned
goods and groceries She loved ease
and beauty and luSury. She could use
them TO the adorniag OF any position
that might be offered her She was
tired Of work and the contiEHal strug-
gle for brend-
Fifteen years before she had
come 70 the city TO join the
great company of women who
unexpectedly fad themselves thrown
upon their own resources for q
living. A natural musician, size Taught
and studied with such faithfuIness as
soon gave her a place in musical cir
cles, and at last secured her "A modestly
independent position She had made
something approaching q home IN this
little suite OF rooms. Her frieuds
dropped IN of a Sunday or now and then
of an evening, and sippin coffee, for
the making of which Alice had some
tliiHg akin to genius, would pronounce
Il all SO coy and delightful 1t GER
t. iHly was a great Improvement on the
greg riousuess Of the boarding house
or restaurant. but in her secret soul
she felt 10 to be . narrow and lonely
life. She desPissd the maleeshifts of
light housekeeping, and being of very
social uaturs often found her solitary
roll and coffee laet7inE in favor
But these are among Che truths that
are not TO be spoken at slh times, or to
all people. and when Alics's friends
said that he- little Hl6Hags ives quite
the most delightful and chaFlaing
thing in the world she smiled sEectly
upon them and said it was quite charm
ing
AS she sat with her hands clasped
above her head she thought; Mature
endowed me with great constancy. It
is a misfortune, maybe, but the fact re-
mains. The leopard doesn't change
his spots, especially a leopard thirty
five years old. 1 shall live and die trEs
to the dream of my youth. So shall sEy
no to Mr.. Browne and continue my mu-
sic teaching, and also singing, until my
hands and voice lose their cunning"
Having made her decision, she eX-
perienced that freedom of spirit that
comes TO one no longer in bonds TO
doubt. She proceeded then to set her
rooms in order. She cleared thS Gttle
table and cheerfuily consigned she
bread and butter to such places as the
ordinary houssI1eeper knows not Of
She sang as she washed the dainty cup
and saucer. She did not mind that
there was only one. She had the gem
timely feminine consolation of know
ing that it was not for lack of Oppor-
tunity that there We're not more
She was ons of those women who
know how &c rest. So she enjoyed her
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HE WAS A WISE MAN.
a Conductors Philosophical. Observations
ON Pride.

a Conductors Philosophical . bserVa tlonl
on Pride.
He was a street car conductor and
also something of a philosopher
You sec, it was this way he said
in telling his story. 1.-The woman
thought she was iusulted, but she
wasn't. 7 had a whole poke fuI OF
pennies and didn't want any more, but
she took some nicElels and pennies from
her purse and carefully sorted out the
pennies for me. Wen, I asked her if she
couldn't give me "a nickel instcad-that
was the fare, YOU iznovv-and she got
mad. She said she never saw such an
insulting conductor in her life. ] told
her I intended no oienses and she
glared at me and said she would report
me; she would not stand such insO-
lence-''
''She did report me, too. She said
that had refused to take i've pennies,
was hauled up, given her letter, and
told that I must so TO her home and
apologize"
"Huniiiating," suggested the lis
tener.
Il should say it was humiliating,' %
went on the conductor Its the kind
of a thing that just makes man
shrivel mp ne feels so small"
''Of course you didn't Eo2'
''OE course did 60"
al should think man with any
pride"
80, yes, Pride's all right, j figured
that out. and I couldn't see that it nd
hurt my pride any more TO 60 TO her
and say / was sorry than 10 vgould to
60 chasing round town telling peoples
please, mister, Pm poor unfortunate
man who's ont OF a Job Can't you
give me something TO do SOS I can
keep things going at the house2' 10,
sir When man stands on his dignity
he wants TO sort of look around and see
where he's going TO light If he topples
over. Some times a fellow lights right
on top of his pride and crashes it SO he
can't recognize it. Better make 60
lznuelzIe under little today than have
to smash it I'm the eye to-morrpyv-''-
Detroit Free Press
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ssmaLhInE worth Considering with Coal
stan Climbing
EMO one who is not in the furnace
business can have any idea OF the
amount of heat that is wasted in q
great city like Chicago" remarked a
furnace dealer TO "a reporter '-Thg
leakage of heat Is something euor-
nous"
.'Hoyv's that9'' inquired the reporter
''Well, III illustrate the thing" an-
swersd the furnace man '-Iil take
the first case j come TO In my journal
Here it Is: Mrs Il. ]. Goldsmith, dr.
To two hours labor, 81 25i to gaivau-
lied iron, 15 cents; total, SLT0' Now
for the story
Mrs Goldsmith came to me day be-
fore yesterday Il want you to come
and look at our furnace she said. Il
can't get bit of heat in my second
story front room, but what it is don't
know
'''Au right, Mrs. Goldsmith said I;
III send a man over right away and I
sent him.
Hole ia the hot air pipe was what
the man reported when he came back"
How did he find it out?" asked the
reporter.
''Why, he found heat in the basement
aud heat in the parlor. Then he shut
the registers and went up to the second
floor Colder than Greenland up therel
That meant that the heat was escaping,
He took out the register and thrust his
arm into the pipe. He found in an
instant big hole in the pipe which
had been made by the drip down the
chimney Through this hole all the
heat was making its way out of doors
Not q particle of il was coming into the
room In two hours we had put a new
piece Of pipe in place of the old one and
the heat was pouring into the room"
MANY cases like that?" asked the
reporter
yes, indeed almost every day we
have one just like it, But proba bly, there
are fifty eases we don't hear Of A man
gets an idea that his furnace isn't pow
erful enough to heat the whole house
recLrous that it has lost its grip perhaps
and then he shuts up the room that
the heat will not enter 1t would pay
him to call in one of US furnace doctors,
but he doesn't, and all through the
Water he loses the room that might be
made comfortable, and adds something
to the waste of heat
For my part" said the furnace man
as he turned to wait on a customer. ST
think It shameful to buy high-priced
coal to heat the outdoors with Chi
Cago Times
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AN OPEN OFFER.

We are PananthroPir. We want
to benefit people Of this country and
we do not care to stop to count the
cost You know that the great ma
jority of them are afflicted with in
digestion and we viii do our best to
relieve them. ANY Of them send
ing their names to the SYLVAN
REMEDY co. Peoria, H., VIII
receive by return mail, a box Of the
Laxative Gum Drops They are
the best things in the world for
dyspepsia, Indigestion and consuPa..
ton The three ices that lie in
wait for man and that cause him
more trouble than all other put
together.
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What a wonderful change has been
produced ia all our habits by the ready
means OF obtaining light out OF the
material formerly extracted from
human eHete matter, and now from
old bonesI Before its application 70
matches II is calculated that every
man. woman and child spent ninety
hours yearly IN getting light and are
or rather that they would have done
so If they haG ussd such means a.
freely as we do now At present the
consumption OF phosphorus patches
per head Of the population amounts TO
eight daily, and, as each match con-
suules afteeu seconds in its use auo
minutes are speat for the vvhols day.
or twelve hours for the year If we
calculate the economy OF time 30 the
population OF the United States b. rilis
simple invention, each person saTGs
soveuty-eigllt hours yearly, OF, say, tsn
working days, which. Represented IN
ia5or cost NJ hzlf 2 dollar per cay fer
the sixty-tyvo millions Of the pouulss
ton ia the United States. gt-es 81 ~
graEage economy o1 @hFea hludgsd aud
rsp million da-laFs Fc4Fly, s-54aEfs
AmeF!gen EcYif4.
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and gauF cough may end 5n su-lathius azri-
1uE. ItE pretty Elrs O., u your blood ls I7o-E.
List T. JUS the tina and condition thai III
e1Flr r11nl-llll1Li11. The asa-ls are Eou7El and
O. has Ea1sglad ia hold upon yea before g5u
know 5z1e % 8 near.
- uuu- do % -rll-z and delay. Uilau Ll-l
r7reig Is nc hand EEeiT disorder lrllt can
ha uascaE through tie blood yields 20 d.
ErIaresrr Eulfal l1adical Di9goVeIF- For
fra-s-1 tJ11z7E Il7.lllctia1 Threat and Lang
I1- ElIul- 5cr1Euil Ia every FORM
EuE even tie EGru1lll1uz election az to
.1uzl G1Ga'- called E1llllIlii.J l11lIr u en- u
asEE EEeag. it - q positive and c1zuEi--a
- 3 ths o1sIa azaod-c1saEaaF GsEalEth 30
gLs zla -lHl--ll7 - ll-4a e a-a- --
usa e Cugsuaa q 6 d1at l1 81
60 s1r F1
@ - L1z ~
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Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs i8 taken5 It is pleasant
and refreshing TO the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleauses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispeis colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing 60 the taste and &C
cePtable TO the stomach, prompt In
ats action and truly beneficial in its
ELECTS prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
to all and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale ia SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists, Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try It. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUP co.
sEE FEEGCIsC0. ca.
LOUISVILLE. III. EEH T5FE. a.E
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unexpected holiday. She read the last
magazines, Practiced a new song, re-
trimmed her street bonnet. And then
she did something that every yyomaus
knows to DC a foolish and usually a sOr-
rowful thing to do. She took an old
fashioned box from the depths of an old
trunk and looked over the treasures of
her girlhood days, such trinllets and
trihes as every girl has and cherishes.
Over her desk, right in plain sight, she
had only few days before pinned up
scrap from "a newspaper, Emersou's
advice to his daughter; Finish every
day and bs done with it. For
is q vice to remember" etc.
Then with serene inconsistency
she went back to the dead days; to the
days when she was a happy girl in her
father's house, when lie had no
anxious cares, when Walter Sherman
was her lover. She went so far as to
read over tho tender missives received
from him during the boy and girl period
Of their acquaintance. The dainty al
fairs all flowers and paper lace, with
hearts traus6Xed by cruel arrows, on
which lac assured her OF his deathless
devotion and OF his fixed and uualtera-
ole intention to be her valentine. Then
the small package of letters after he
had left the little tOWu-then the one
in which he had formally asked her to
marry him. It, too, reached her on
Valentines day, as he meant it should.
She read It over. How full of truth
aud manliness the words seemed She
bIushed, remembering her frank and
fond response TO the letter. She re-
one who felt the dignity and the
joy of loving. And from that
day to this, more than sixteen years,
no word or sign had come FROM him
Then she grew indignant and angry
and, putting all the 1sepsaIses back in
the box, closed it with a snap and con
signed it once more to the depths of
the trunk Some day she .would de
stroy it altogether.
Then she made careful street tot
let, and went out for her dinner. On
the way she met little Joe, the news
boo who brought her morning paper
and who did small errands for her and
the other occupants of the Aberdeen
and invited him to take dinner with
her.
To be sure when she asked him if he
had been 90 dinner he said that he had,
but that didn't cat no fiEgeri he was
mostly alters hungry anyway
He verified his statement; no hostess
could wish for a more sppreeiative
guest
Two hourslster.as Alice. bra We in car
dinal tea gown, sat in the rosy glow that
the flames OF tine gas log were dutifuIIy
trying to throw about her, there came
q vigorous ring at her door. 1t dashed
across her mind that possibly Air.
Browne was going to forestali the post
man and know his fate by word OF
mouth. This possible impatieuce ae-
centuated the no that she intended TO
besrovv upon that gentleman.
Turning on the gas. and giving a
quick glance at the mirror she opened
wide the door
Tt certainly was not Mr.. Browne who
stood there. bIr. Browne was short
and rotunds horid also.
'rAis man was tai, of hne proper
TONS with cleer-eut features aud affair
1auEtaeits,
Miss Gray, hs said. intsrroga-
Eirelgs
s4aEn
As Hams is@bet perhaps ygp rs-
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among Gl3 Wide Range OF Aeucula
Conferred upon the invalid public By Hostel
ter s Stomach BIJLers, its good effects lu
cases where the kidneys and bidder are In
active are conspicuous ana amply proven.
An imperfect discharge OF the duties or
tneEe organs is the preliminary. il uIsrG-
garded, OF their dangerous disease The
BlLtsra viii forestall this and avert disaster
Experiences has demons trateu this an mum
berless cases. MalGriusl, liver, stomach and
bowel disorder also EhOUHd Dc treated with
tla BitEsra
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: Syrup,

Just a bad cold, and a hacking
cough, We all suffer that way some
illness How to get nd of them IS
the study. ListeuA-'' am a Ranch
man and Stock Raiser. My life is
rough ooand oeNposed. meet all
weathers in the Colorado mountains.
. I sometimes take colds. Often they
are Severe. I have used German
Syrup five years for these. A few
doses will cure them at any stage.
The last one q had was stopped in
: "a hours. It is infallib1e. " James
A. Zee, Jefferson Col. O
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The Ohio O. Mississippi and Baltimore g.
Ohio system Of railways running directly
east from ST. Louis form the short aud di-
rect line 10 the Nau0ugl Capital, and ofsF
through train service which Is NOT equliGd
by any other route To is properly speaEiu g
the only line from the mississippi River .
Washington.
For tus Inauguration OF President CIeve-
land March attL Excursion Rates vii be
made by these lines from ST. Louis ana also
by Western Lines via ST. Louis aud the
o. g. ~ and 10. g. o. system
For further Information call on agents OF
connecting lines west or address GEO b.
tFt1sFEI- Geul West. Fass'r Agy-, o. g. Il
hy, ST. Louis, No.
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piano. there We're books, easy chairs,
pictures. Besides the furnishings
tEat in these days are called nee
essary, there were the countless
small things that make room
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No FALSE lEuDE5TT.-s'E iarold, papa calls
you g fortune hunter. I'm sorry Pm rich. Do
$50 am I. Everybody viii say that you
bought me. Life
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away
The hapDiest OF happy little girls
And well mind the snowy vs. Inter morn.
y hen artless pride and earnest Joy we're miaer
When drst chose, after ruuch careful thought
For one loved. q pretty valentine
2VFBth fragrance Of the rose twas sweet ana in
Zach corner shown tiHg silver star
And suoNdrops pale and My buds pink en-
Wreathed
The love song thatI wrote 20 -graHamamma-
This winter day another HrtIe girl,
WITH sparkling eyes aud uavY golden hair,
Sings, laughs ana dances through the merry
hours,
Unshadowod yer by sorrow or by care
Aud she, too sends a pretty valentine
EsEClged with fCFget-1le 5tguts and vi0lets blue,
And holding graceful verses which begin
With kindly praise and end with i love
you"
And TO my door II straightvay comes All, me.
F. How short, now very short, Hes seasons urc'
TiTEG flies indeed, The RrIndchild now is she,
And lit foIIoWs-am the grandInlmma
Margaret EytinEer in Harper's Bazar-
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LiFE i 60 s.57. - e. s.i
4Altltg6 .
ET rgsH Ws
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Do &c Out-of-Towln Id

This announcement is giveus you in
advance 50 that you may eisaer prepare
to be here in person, during the sale,
orifyou can't cGne, that you may
oSend Your Orders early and shere-
by get first choicc Of these beautiful
silks.
If you desire to first write for sam
pies, we will eheerfully send samples
to you without charge; but we urge yol
TO send as promptly as possible and we
will promise to use our best taste TO
please you And we give you this pro-
lection; If X0u become dissatisfied
with anything you receive, from as, re-
turn it at once, and we viii refund your
money. We are anxious to please you
and believe ere can.
Following are soB1e of the leading at
fractions OF the sale;
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Cheap Rates FOR q winter arp v1E santa
re Route.

long" said W alLLs.-- iarper' Bazaar
cheap Rates FOR a yyIatsr Arp vll santa
re Route
To Texas New Mexico, Arizona, CzItforuia,
Dtan end old Mexico ere offered by ths
Santa Fe-
Tickets now on sale 90 Corpus christi, ri
E'aso, Galveston Houston Lampasa=, Rock
PeFI san Antonio CITY or a-e11-o. Monterey
tl7l. Les VEGAS. HOT SIfl-gsr Grand Can on
81 the colorado Los angeles, san Diego san
E'ruucisc0, salt Lake ana Portland
Ne" Mexico iz noted as having one OF the
most eguablo climates iu the world sudden
changes being almost wholly unknown. It's O.
most desirable place either for the business
mau. pleasure see.cr or the invalid ahGs 10 is
the haven for she immigrant 40 portion OF Lhe
United States can compare with the fertile val
leys OF It's rivers ana lu LLe prod ll1us OF the
ue-cr the market garden the orchard and the
For fun particulars regarding country. rates.
stop overs ETC. caA on or address Geo W
Hageupucns passenger ana ticket agent santa
Fe route. sl4 Main ziregL0r 1850 Union avenue.
Kansas City No, or Geo. u Nicholson g. p,
q ~ A., aud w j. Black A. c. T. q ~ A.
Topeka Eaa-
BY the way, how are you getting along
with the diary yuu started out 20 write in
every day at the beginning Of the glad new
year t-Somcrvl-le Journal
THE man or woman who is probably en-
pIgyed ls generally happy, IL you are not
happy it may be because you have not found
your proper work. We earnestly urge all
Co, Richmond Va, aud they can show you
q work ia which you can be happy and prof
iuaDly employed
JAGsoS says that even the most unob-
serving man begins TO look around when he
SITS down suddenly on an icy Sidewalk
Rural New Yorker.
A CoUGH, Com. OF SORE TuEoAT shouldnnt
be neglected. BEoWE BRONCHIAL L'GOCHE5
are "a simple remedy, and give prompt re-
lief % cts a box.
Do AS you please and in the end youu
huu yourself dizpielsGu with what you have
d0ue.-IruLh
DEECuA21's Pills have been iE popular use
in Europe Tor 90 years. aud are q SAFE sure
and gentle remedy - cents o. boz.
WANTED, a Young woman who can cook
and dress the Children Poor little dearB
--Ea1aLtC DC Lausanne.
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DISEASE is unnatural. and IS but the proof
that we are abusing Nat ure- IL is claimed
that Garfield Tea "a simple herb remedy
helps Nature 20 UVerGDl.e this abuse
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lLAsAaER-'syVhat's { no rovl'' Assistant
The JWo-headed boy IS QuurreHug over a
EGCe Of pie. '7-- HarpsE's E3azar.
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DEECuA1r's PIIrs have been iE popular use
iu Europe Tor 90 years, aud are SAFE sure
and gentle remedy - cents o. boz.
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DO AS you please, and in the end youT
huu yourself dispensed with what you have
uUue.-IruLh.
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A month later little Joe was dividing
"a box of wedding cake with "a number
of friends. ''They looked rs happy as
kings and queens" he said, when
they rode away, an ] don't 'sposs
'twould ever have happened if it hadn't
been for me CARLorTA PERRY.
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'.IFANTED, a Young woman who can cook
and dress the Children Poor llLLa dearB q
--lEd1aLLC dc Lausanne.
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JAGsON says that even the most uuob-
serving man begins TO look around when he
SITS down suddenly on an icy Sidewalk
Rural New EoUEar.
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Eho Direct vvashIugtou Route for the IN
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s sllEfELTl % alF1tlll--.ll1 rE-saE
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T. b. EALTHALL g. Co. Druggists Horse
Cave, KY say Hairs Ca-arEh Cure cures
. every one -Lal takes f."
CONDUCTOR j. 10. LOClITSt Detroit. Mich,
says The eject OF Halls CaLlrrl Cure La
wonderful" Write him luuEtlL