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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
IkoviDESC4 DIVISION.
Corrected 10 November lS. 1891.


ROSTON ,a:sS,S;tS, . 90, sis5;o' 70 s.os'
S;2O, 4lbi osso, es2o 6z2 7:3J $500 1000 iol0 p.
sunda = 4:S5 5:4S, go s.i5 1880 a.. m.
lao. ASA. o;ib, 6;20. q; D. 1880 p. m RETURNING
$500. sio) aies0O lo;05; IL 20, II 50 M, l2m 00
aso, 500 s;Oo too, 5iO b:sJ 49, $780, $780, Al 100
i2:oO ?. m. sundays-4sIa 500. u nj i:ve, 500,
500. $500. 7.3O, $50, l4sJJ y. m.
AlTLEBoko-ssoO 7;0O 7.i5, Sis, 800, iO:O,, ii2
.. m; 1904 iiso; 2;io. Sszo S;l, asa b;06, b;4o,
e;2, ioilO n;l0 p. m. sundays-s;46, s;l6,
loiso M; i;sJ, <ss). $50, 6:zo, S:5o y.
NORTH AlTLEBolsO anu PLAIN yiLLE-7 90.
s;lb, loioo. is2o. i:i0 z:ao 6;av, eiz2 IL III
pm. sundays-5si5 p IN.
WAhPUm, nhENInAd. NORWOOD CENTRAL.
NokMooD and DEDHAM-7;O,. Ii 20, a m.
b;s0 y. m; Sundays, 10 p. IN.
hANsFiELD-.4:35, 0:45, 6OO, 20. 7:i5 90 10 D.
LIZA ul lz:so. ii40. sio. O;i0 O.zJ. OsIs. lVilj
IN Sundays-i:J5, b:4j, s;l5, 1850 a. m. 80,
t:3o, 6G2V p. m.
arsriSr cars on y. Except Mondays
Fitchburg AMI "ay sts.Ioas. ts9J, Is.5J a M
1906, 4:l0 y. m.
Lowell and way stations, $500, 10 100 a. m. fif5 D. m
Taunton and New Bedford $500, s:I5, $500 a. m .
lz;Oo, lao tTaunton only, SiAo, s:oo, (o;4o,
Taunton N.Y. e:1z. ASsIJ y. IA.
Sundays, GAS a. ni. $50 y. n.
Middeboro, 800. s;iS 1906, 3;2J, 5.4o ,. m
Plymouth s:l3 ~ m.; s.so y.
Fo.nts on Cape COD, s:i9 u. nj 1906 (Hyznnis
only, ssL1 p.
Cottage I.Iy and Nantucket via Woods Hou
sl6 a. m.
Cottage City win New Gedf,rs s4.sk d, =,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSALS FOR CEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Commissioners ONCE, City Hall,

Commissioners Office City Hail.
Providence, r. L., bee 8, 1894
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office until II o'clock u. m. THURSDAY, Dee l3.
1894, for furnishing, delivered, as required upon
the work, the
needed by the city for its sewer. water. highway
and bridge departments during the season of ls9o,
cstma ted at 2v 100 barn els natural and 90 barrels
Port and cement in accordance with the follow
ing specifications, viz:
This cement is to be Of the best quality
fresh, fine tested In sieve Of 1900 meshes
per square inch, contained in well made. tight
CaskG, and shall not have been exposed 10 damp
re >. The contents of each cask OF natural cement
shall be OF the iul net ght OF 800 pounds and Of
each cask OF Portland ut OF the full net weight
OF SO pounds. Before the cement is received IT
shall be ssbected 20 inspection and vigorous tests
the char acter OF which shall be determined by and
the result OF which shall be satisfactory 10 tie
undersigned.
A satisf factory bond in the OF $500. as liqui-
dated damages for failure 10 execute the contract
within ten days II awarded, must accompany each
proposal and Satisfactory bond in the fum OF
st0eO, conditioned upon the faithful performance
of The contract viii be required OF the successful
b oder.
The right TO reject any all proposals is re-
served. ROBERT f. sM TIL,
deceit Commissioner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
From Turkish Standpoint.


GLOUCESTER Mass. Dec. l2.-The re-
port which was recently published that
the Boston and Maine railroad h. |
purchased the franchise of the Gloucester
Essex and Beverly street railway is de
med by President Ferguson Of the street
railway. He says the company has no in-
tontion Of selling and are to begin active
work on the road In the early spring.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
Libel SUR Settled.

GLoucEsTER, Mass, Dec. l2-The libel
against the schooner Alice Il. Boardman
Of Calais, Me, by the owners of the
schooner Hattie ". Graham OF this port,
has been settled by agreement for 1900
The Boardman, lumber laden, was aban.
doned rs miles OF Highland Light, Oct.
g. and wns picked up by the Graham and
tn.xad tn thts pnrt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CHAPTER GIG

CHAPTER 6i6
An ordif ance Transferring the sum OF sioco from
the ppropriatiou Mfde by chapter go 10 the
Appropriation Made by chapter Gil Of the Or
dtnanCes
approved December 7, 1884,
10 IL ordained by the City Council of the City OF
Providence a. follows
SECTION l. The sum OF one thousand dollars
IL hereby transferred from the appropriation
made BY chapter sio OF the ordinances, np-
proved November 2 1884, 10 the appropriation
made by Chapter Gil Of the Ordinances. approvef
NOV. .. 1894, for the erection Of a building for
Hook and Ladder Company No. and said sum i
hereby added 10 the approprat0 made by said
Chapter eli
true copy. -
witnessi WILLIAM u. CLARKE.
CITY Clerk.
decl2-N
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
Killed and Crematel.

WAsHINGToN. Dec. IL. Indian Agent
Estumvello Of the Mission School agency
in southern California reports the mur.
der of Mrs. Mary j. Platt, matron of the
Pechango school. Two Indian suspects
are now under arrest. All clews were q -
stroycd by piling wood on Mrs. Platt's re-
mains, I'm Indian fashion, and firing the
whole.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
CITY OF PROVIDENCE
PUBLIC HEARING.

Zho Joint Standing Committees on Finance OF
the City Council will hear all persons interested
In the petition OF the Board of Delegates OF the
Union for Practical Progress IN the matter of an
appropriation for labor upon the public works dur
tng the coming winter, IN Committee Room B in
the City Hall, on FRIDAY, December iith 1894 at
y. ma.
wM. p. VAUGHAN, Chairman.
Dec. g. is9i. decl0. a.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
sToSINoTON DIVISION.

rrains leave PROVIDENCE as follows fsr
AkW fohh-l zS a. m, laanyl, i9;ys, (expressh
lV'os. Vamltec), u:ls g. NJ, 4:io. 4;0s, NcAiy)
SOS p. IN, tdaliy).
NEW YORK, via stonington Line-s.io. I;65 p. N
daily, except SUNDAY.
PHlLADELPn4A. BALTIMORE and WASHING
ION VIA haT.em AiSer-l9:os. a. N. s:ao. v. m
DAILY.
NEW hAVEN--i ;z5 q m express daily, s;iS Cloc.
eap.), i0sVs (exp.), io;bs Uifnitea). li:ls IN.
texp), z:io lekP) f:ss daily, s:os (exp.daily).
s;4s lerp aaiiy) p. m.
kkW LoNDoN-l;9s, a. IN. daily exp.D tis) Gao
conn.,, 500 laccom SUNDAYS only, s:i5 (ioe
e1p.) $3.50 laeeoml lJ;-s lexp. ls:os (lImited).
hiis a. m teAp). i'Is taeeoin.l, lsio lexp), ,.JS
lexp. daily, S:2e (accom sundays oniyJ, 4:is
laecoinj sisS Y. IA VsAf. d~iiyJ. s:ts y. IexY.
Callyl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
A Feionious OGense.

ALBANY. Dec. 12.-The court Of appeals
affirmed the conviction OF Eugene A. Mar
vim of printing in his establishment green
goods circulars The decision holds that
the circular Ia felonious, even IL it does not
on its face refer TO counterfeit money
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
Again la court.

OLArHE, Kan, Dec l2-The Little
murder case, which has been postponed a
number of times, came up today for n
hearing. A W. Little Is prominent
Kansas City lawyer, and is on trial for
shooting and killing j. L. Johnson two
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
PUBLIC HEARING.

The Joint Standing Committee on Finance OF the
Ci Council viii hear all persons Interested In The
petition Of the Wey ybosseu Land Company in the
matter of the Washington Row bridge, IN Commit
tee Room n, IN the City Hail. on sATURDAY
December 10th, is9t nj p. m
Nm p. VAUGHAN. Chairman.
Dee. Q, 1854. dsclo-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Dexter Donation Town Meeting.

Pursuant 10 the Ordinances Of the City OF Provi-
dence the frcemen OF said city are hereby notified
and warned - meet In town meeting in the Com
mon Council Chamber, City Hall. on the third Sat
urday of December. 1854 b. ing the 18TH day Of De-
cember, at aoolock y. m for the Transaction Of
business relating TO the property and estate devised
10 he town 81 Providence by the last vii and csta
ment OF Ebcnezer Knight Dexter. Gonominated the
Dexter Donation, and the Asylum and other city
property connected Herewith.
Given Undcr my hand IN said City of Providence
this 7th day Of December, A. ID isDa
WILLIAM L. CLARKE, City Clerk
dnc1.1t -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN And
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
as 10 local ana through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
tion and stations below.
TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE E
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12

sPRIHoFrRLD. Mo. Aug. 11th, 1893.
u can speak in the highest tcrma q
your medicine from my own personal
disev-5a, pleurisy and rhcumatign for
3S years, was treated by the very cost
phy sicians ana apcnt hundreds oi dot
lars, tried every known remedy With
out fnding relief. Ihavc only tlfon
one bottle OF your =. Z. p, and eau
good than anything have over taken.
i can recommend your medicine TO all
suficrcrc OF the above disc sos,
MRS. NJ. NJ. YEARY,
Springfield. Green County do.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-12

Without reserve or limit, the whole stock
contained on the five floors, in all a bout
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-13

[Continued on Second page ]
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-13
SULLIvAN'S CINCH.
The Ex-Sheriff Dictates Every Nomi.
nation on the Ticket.
Best Element Of the Party Disguised ani
the Party is Hopelessly Divided.
Cut and Dried Affair

The Democratic convention, which
assembled at Lewistown on Monday
last, was the bummiest affair in the
history of Democratic politics. Mau-
rice Sullivan, the candidate for sheriff,
dictated every motion, from the selec-
ton of temporary chairman to the
nomination of coroner. He allowed
not one motion to prevail which had
not his acquiescence, and succeeded in
rending the party in twain. The dele
gates from Stanford refused togo into
the convention rather than be his
| tools, and the old line Democrats were
so disgusted with the affair that they
refused to go on the ticket at all, and
a full quota OF officers was impossible
to obtain. The Johns gang have
reached the end of their rope at last,
and, deserted by the substantial Dem
ocrats OF the county, will soon be lost
in the shuttle.
j. A. Dawes, of Ubet, opposed Sulli-
vans methods, but was turned down by
the convention every time he raised his
voice. Prof. John Parent, who had
been assured Sullivan's support,
was deserted finally for Barnes,
of Maiden.
When the convention was called to
order by Chairman Johns, twenty -one
delegates were in their seats. Sullivan
nominated Johns for chairman, and
ia. J. Dawes attempted to nominate
Abram Hogeland. Mr.. Johns refused
to put the question to ballot, and
on a viva voce vote declared himself
elected.
Emmett X. Carroll, of Utica, was
elected secretary without opposition,
he having already usurped that Office
before the convention met.
Johns announced his committees,
theslate having already been prepared,
though no motion for the chair to sp,
point committees was offered.
DIR. Dawes moved that the conven
ton adjourn, as the primaries having
been held on Labor Day, the whole
proceeding was illegal.
Sullivan opposed this movement
and Johns promptly shut off further
debate and declared Dawes out oI
order.
The first report in the afternoon was
that of the committees. That on ere
dentials reported thirty mine delegates
entitled to seats, but as those from
Stanford refused even to come to tn,
convention and one other refused te
take any part in the proceedings, II
lessened the vote to thirty-six- Th'
committee on order OF business report
ed in favor of It. H. Markey for chair
man and B. H. Strothers for secretary
but Sullivan promptly overruled thi
and retained the temporary officers
The report of thecommittee on reso
llutions was the most amusing featur
of the day. 1t was voluminous, con
tanning some twenty reiterations t.
the effect that depressing times hav
been felt throughout all the unite'
States, Europe, India and Algeria. a.
of which is attributable to the Reput
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-09-13

-sz~ JAMES A. SHIELDS PosT No 10, &.
% A. r.. of Iewistown, meets ON the last
: : !" =: :: :: :. : ::
@5III Saturday OF each month at p. M. il
IlIiIIl q. A. X. hall.
~ JAMES REED
szOA Commander
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06
PARznkIWRnIP.

Nsuczyciel I Prus poszukuje odpo-
wieduej prscy. Tente zlotyi W
krsju egzaminy urz4dowe ! posisds
doswiadCzenie. Ma ~zyozenie przyuozy
sic cry orgsnow, do cEego jemu jego
m~uzykslue inne wyksztatoenie pomoc-
nym. Tea Jest zdstnym do oprscows-
MIA koresPondencyi polskich ! niemiec-
kich prey jskiej gaIeoie. Rsferencye
stojs do uslugi. Zleoenia uprsSEa sic
nsdesla6 pod sdres: EIw. CEerwihski
Liberty and Cutter st.
Fraucissks / Wisdyslswa Donbrow-
skie Z Grsbows, " Prussoh zachodnich
uprsszs sic sw6j sdres pods6 do Edw.
Czerwinskiego rog Liberty and Gutter
str. Cleveland, o.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06
ZaprOsze0fe.

nKomitst Budowy Hal, Polskiej" "
Philadelphia zaprssza niaiejszsm powia-
~domienism nietylko wszystkicb akcyo
naryuszy. ale kszdego pel.ks, tax z
Philadslphii jsko tet i okolicy, kt6ry dbs
o dobro Pabliczue-aby przy byi W duiu
II czerrcs Dr., " n~iedz;ele. o godsinie
2sj po poludniu do Klubu Pulsskiegc
PREY Richmond ul. Nc. 25O6 ma walne
zebrsuie, W oelu naradzenis sic usd bu.
dows hall polskiej.
Szanownych prezeso~ prosilny, ably
ma nsjblizszYch posiedIeuisch zeohcielr
iaskawie przedstawic sprawe budowy
hall ns,zsj - i ozionkow towsrzystw
zscbeoili tax to zskupns akcyi, jako 1
ko przybycia duis IL czerwcs ma mityng,
Pcsiedzenis Towarzystw - liozne klu-
by nssze, obchody, zabswy, przedsta-
vienna testralns, wesels 4 bale, odbyws-
j. oo;ychczss " lokslsoh wynsjmowa
nyeh u innonsrodowcow Tysisoe do
lsrow wydsjemy rocznie ma to ME
msmy wygody. Kssdy Ia:wo obiczyc
potrs6, jak wielkie korIysoi fnsnso We,
towsrzyskie, morslne i polityczae IA
pewni nam nssza hsIs polsks.
Z~schsoajmy jedui drugich do kupus
akoyi - wszskzesz to ME zidne rysyko
- hspitss pewny ! zysk zspewnionyi
Akcys jedns kosztuje dolarow dixie
siec; wpista PREY wzieciu akcyi tyiko
dollar jeden | dwsdziesois piec cent6v,
Reszts ratsmi.
DIieki pierwszemu kom;tstowi many
zskupiouych akcyi 265 - drugi komi.
tet zmarnotrEwR cEss ns subtelnyoh
d~yskuSys,h - obecny komitet zsbisrs
sic euergicznie do piracy j PREY dobrej
vol nsszsj polouii, ma nsdzieje wnisst
" krotkim czssie nsszs hale - nasza
swiatynie ~polskosci!
n u~powaznienis komitetu budowy hs-
Ii polskiej ~s
Klsmens Gluchowski, dyrsktor,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06
[Nadeslane.l
CHICAGO dnia % maja 1894.

Szono,cni Rodacy 20 Ameryce / gdzie
koI,oieE ma Soiecie jestescie!
D,czStswszy sic " kilku polskich
gszetacb jskohy ma 1gromadze,iu nowo
zorganizowauej ligi, pewien ksisdz
mial sic wyrszic, Re powstanie 1853 T.
byio wywoiaue prrez smsrkaczy; poz.
wolcie mi ~zaprotestowac przeoiw podo.
bneI ssyksuie, tax W imieniu tych kt6-
rych usta juz mil,zs nj wieki, jako
tych ktoriy rozproszeni po s~wiecie, wy
gusfcy Is sPrawe o~jczyzny tuiajs sic
"a kswsikiem cbleba q W ke hcu i tych,
lt5rzy pozcstawszy W krsju, W ukry ciu
aywia nadzieje odbudowsnia Polski.
jake komendsnt oddzialu i naczelnik
wojenny Powiatu radouskiego zdsje mi
sic, ae mann prswo zaprosestowse pre-.
civ takiemu wyrateniu sic k,isdza.
Prswda jest i zawsze bsdrie, ae mlo-
dict polsks biegia do broni, ale haslo
wydanem byfo przez ludzi zdolnych j
doswiadczonych, wielu z Mich okrytych
szronem siwizny. kt6rzy " walkaoh IA
sprawe Polski wiele iua ra.y skladali
broh "a grantee.
Przyczyn powod6w jake byly WOW
czas d ~rozpoczecia powstanis, ME moths
tutsj wyiuszczst, naleta one do swie-
tyoh tajemuic krsju prsguacego wyia.
mao sic z pod jsrzms tyrau6w, jsk row.
MET ME motna w~yjawiac Raz ~isk wielu
Z tych, ktorzy brsli udzisi W pstryoty.
cznym ruChu 1858 roku; wielu z Mich
lyle ~jeszcze krsju i oui i ioh familis
wystawione by by,y ma dobrre nam
znane prEesladowanis.
2 rezultato " jake sic okazsiy vie my,
20 ME byli to gebs strzelajscy patsycci,
siedrscy W bszpiecInym zakatku swiata.
gdzie na cztery tysisce mil na okolo ME
~znajdziesz kozaka AMI ma lekarst.o, ale
byli to ludzie, kt5rzy niesli swe cycle
W cfDerze "a krsj j wiare swych prod
k6w, a kt6rych dis kspian tel WARY,
kt6ry sic nszywa n~polsklem", ma eb,ej
ziemi wyzyws. Jaks to r61nics miedzy
MIN a owym ksiedeem, ktory skazsny
na s%zubienics przer Murawiews, PREY
wkisdaniu mu stryczks ma szyje, wy.
rzekl te swie'e slowa: nRobiism CO mo.
glenn ola mojei Ojozyzny"l...
Uczs,tnik powstania 1858 roku. cd
samego poczatxu. az do rs maia 1854,
MikoSaj M. Michalski,
byiy komendsnt oddziaiu i ~nacselnik
wojsnny powiatu rsdomskiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06
sprRwOEdanie n ObchOdu w
PuIiman, His,
PULLMAN, ILL % msja Is

PULLMAN, ILL % msjs 1884
SEsnowny r sdsktorzel
Prose- o isskswe umieszczsnie "
nZgodzie' tych kilku slow:
Tow. sw. Stsnisisws Kostki gr. 1872
Nv. N. P. " Pullman, Ill. obchodziio
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06

DziewcSeta p pSa;a s...j H si.:, G NJ.
sea FSmiln s0erykahskioh isko sfua~es.
Sscsegoloie tvis1o prsybYfym t~asSuzvn"u
y Europy mogs dsc ~9isj>os $3.50 p--s
l. SAWTUKl. streczsrks ali Root SIR.
bllIko Prince Ave. Chicago. ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06
POlsk1 Malarz.

Niniejszsm ogisszsm Szan. Polskis.
P~ublicznosci, il 90 tylko r~o1poczslen
ma swojs reke isko mslarz ze starep,
krsju. zstem podejmuje sic mslowsni,
kosciosow dom6w, tspetowsnis poke
i wszystko co wchodzi W zakres mslsr
ski. Nam nsdIieje, it Szsnowni Ro
dscy rscza mnie poprzec sws brstersk,
tyozjwofcis.
JOZEF wINKIEL,
sos Noble st. Chicago, Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-06
DIR W1ad. Statkiewicz


z dfugoletnia praktyks PREY SIP tsiscb
jsk " Europe, tax i Ameryoe, sps ali.
sta chorob kobiecych / dziecinnych. le.
cIy z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie cnoro.
by zsstarzsle, jak to: dusznos6, reums.
lynn, ohoroby gardla, piersi, zo&sdka;
Of gtowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, febly skro.
tuty, wyrzuty ma gfowie ! skorz, ; choro.
oby %maciczne, zboczenis regr larnosci
blade oplawy, krwotoki, oiep'odnoic
bolesci popologowe i t. p. d ciegliwoici
kobiece | wogole wszslkie CHI roby met.
czyzn, kobiet i dzisci - leczy predko
skutecznie.
Lekarstws % P~rzyrzsdzsne " mojen
laboratoryum. pod wyiacznym mym do.
zorem.
Do doklsdnie 70 lie moznosoi ozytel.
nie) cPisanego twego cierpienia Z wy.
m~'enieniem ,,Zeody" dolacz2 cent. zns
GEEK Pocztowy, a odwectns poczts cd.
powiem lie bedzIe trwst kuracya | CO
beda kosztowsc leksrstws,
Adres:
DR.. w. StatkiescicS,
954 Joliet str. LA SALE, ILL.
The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-07-25
Vacation Hints For Children.

If you will remember two little hints,
children. you will have much less fear
In going into the woods this summer.
First, poison vines, such as the ivy,
have three leaflets on one stalk. There
fore beware Of touching any three leafed
vine. Remember that the poisonous
sumacs have white berries, those with
red berries being harmless. 1t is safe
for the city bred child never to eat any
roots or berries found in the fields or
woods without having them first looked
over by somebody who knows about
them. The second hint concerns snakes,
Snakes which have circular markings
that is, streaked rings around the
body-are harmless. Those which are
striped lengthwise are dangerous.
Should you ever go to Australia, donH
stop to examine snake, for all varie-
ties are poisonous. 1t may interest you
to know that snakes are SO common In
that country that one of the first lessons
a child learns is how to biud up q
wound. 1t is taught in the primary
schools, and in all the railway stations
large placards are posted giving full
particulars and with good illustrations
showing how the arm or foot should be
bound to prevent the poison penetrating
the system. We have not the worEa
country in the world, have we?-Hev
York Times.
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ical man. He is also skillful pianist
and composer as well as capable
sculptor and painter in oils, and several
of his productions upon exhibition have
been rewarded with gold medals. See
ing that little Maud's mother is also an
accomplished singer, it is not surprising
that the child should have inherited an
artistic temperament. Though irish by
birth, it was in Australia Miss Mao
Carthy commenced the study of the vio-
lin. She received lessons ON that instru-
ment as far back as five years ago from
Miss Pedley of Sydney, and in two
years time had made such progress
that her teacher felt justified in giving
a special sat home" In order that con-
noisseurs might listen to the phenome-
nal capabilities OF the gifted little child.
She has since studied with the well
known Spanish violinist, Senior Arbos,
who, by the way, has just joined the
teaching staff OF the Royal Academy OF
Music, but from whom she will 10
doubt continue to receive the benefit of
instruction. Among the treasures priced
by Miss MacCarthy is a volume from
Mr.. Gladstone bearing an inscription in
his own handwriting, and in which he
describes the young violinist as 1.-THE
dear little Irish musician. London
Queen
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A tobacco manufacturer who moves
in select coterie of tobacco loving
friends was recently told by one of those
connoisseurs that he had yet to find q
cigar that was too strong for him to en-
joy. Acting on the suggestion, the man.
ufacturer took occasion to have a cigar
specially constructed of stems and neat.
" covered with a rich, appetizing Ha
yana leaf, rolled into points at both
ends. This he presented to his friend
with the wish that it might prov strong
enough to suit his taste. Suspecting
nothing, the friend proceeded to smoke,
and was soon surprised to see Goals like
redhot nails exuding from the end of
the cigar. As the skin peeled off his
tongue his brain began to reel, and he
soon gave up in an old fashioned attack
of nausea. He no longer boasts of his
capacity before people who are in the
business. Philadelphia Record
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