The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-06-28
c0RBETT's COLUMN.

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All. King a. Co.
Prize Paragraph.
Should Ladies Ride Bicycles?
Henry Cram.
The summer Girl.
Dr. W. ii. Tillinghast.
News Personals.
ETC., Etc, Etc.
- And when tho coachman saw the face
OF MS master he dropped dead" Such, In
brlei, was the mention In the cable dis
patches OF the incident by the side Of the
dead body OF President Carnot. In the
person OF tie humble coachman, the
martyred head OF the French Govern
ment had a true friend, and W hen servants
respect ana honor the master or mistress
~ Is proof sufficient that the attributes
OF character vested in the one or the
| other appeals To the heart and affection,
reaches beyord the sordid boundaries OF
| human nature.
Ho was only a coachman He was no
| hypocritical politician standing by the
mourning draped bier thinking who the
| successor OF his friend would be, and
| whether or not 1t would affect his personal
interests or ambitions. He was no masked
pretender whose tears but signalized his
love rather than his hate.
lie was, In brief, only coachman.
The Dexter statue.
After many years the liberaity OF one
OF Rhode Islands sons Is TO be recognized
Dy perpet uating his memory by the erec-
tion Of the Dexter statue. The proper
exercises commemorative of the event |
Will take place tomorrow Mr.. Henry T.. |
Clark should not be lost sight of as the !
pubic spirited citizen who recognized the |
worth OF man whose life made happier !
the lives OF others, and very magnani- |
mousiy made tomorrow's exercises possi- |
BILE.
Let the monument be an object lesson
to the young.
Did you ever notice anything about the
A. IL. King q Co. fruit store on Weybosset
street! refer To the knack of displaying
the fruits and confectionery. l don't
know who is the artist but do know IL al
ways looks tempting. But never mind that
at this time. Providence people are well
aware that Messrs. King & Co. keep the
best In their particular line to be obtained
In the city. just at this time the atten-
tion OF the reader is called to their line
or fireworks, cele bration goods, Fourth of
July reminders
The American cannon cracker vies with
the japanese torpedo for first place In
sales, then there is the sky rocket,
Roman candles, day fireworks, lanterns,
balloons, bombshells, and thousand
and one other things to enable
The American public to shout for the
Fourth OF July. The prettiest display for
the least money IN plenty of red fire or
green fire where it lights up the foliage
on the lawn, as soon as it subsidies let of
a number OF sky rockets instcrspersed
with generous outpouring Of Roman
candles. III you have not placed your
order as reminded you Tuesday evening,
do so at once.
IL anyone can interpret the following
they may obtain The NEWS Tor a year by
SUBSCRIBING Tor IT. II The detrimento=
kio confuncto odorizes desendo
pr disconnects with the cummicumtwist
orlando, then consider that it never hap
oened.
Should ladies ride bicycles?
can remember when a lady rode q |
bicycle upon the public streets Of Provi-
ience what stir 1t made. The men were
lot so severe in their criticism az the wo- | ,
men. Funny about that, isn't it? A woman
liways gets the worst Q I it as the subject of
IN argument between women. Well, when
lady appeared upon bicycle the
ongues commenced to wag-especiaIly
ne tongues OF those who really could not !
ide bicycle IL they would. MY, nv.
'ut how they did try to make bicycling
Unpopular for the ladies'. They could not !
ealize how lady could ride the popular
hachine and retain her self-respect and i.
nodesty. Modern invention came to the
heir taper fingers at the old Mrs. I
irundys and now spin away on their
heels. Years ago these same Mrs. q
irundys' mammas use to spin on their
Ineeis you know when ancient spinning ,
heels were In vogue.
Speaking about bicycles there IL to be a
n auction sale of bicycles commencing .
,morrow morning at Henry Grams, 7t3 :,
'estminster street. What an opportunity u
n the lover of the bicycle; 5000 worth
the Quadrant" make. n
Just think of $50 machines which will t.
robably go for small money. What
'er you outbid the one who bids before Q,
~ gives you the chance. Are you going n
take the chancef II so be there to. =,
orrow morning at 10 o'clock. =.
She Is with US once more n,
The summer girl Is on deck again, =,
She 10 as winsome as can be, with bal ..
on sleeves, and revers, and pleats, and 81
iting, and the pocket In a hide -and-go-
ak fold OF the dress. What would we M
without the summer girl? What a ht
rinkage there would be in ice cream and m
iy's fingers! "a
Now the summer girl re- a,
Eismpast=ef-the silly sea- -
II, out asllly summer girl no one likes | 4,
contemplate. Like lemonade that is ha
D cold, IL makes your teeth ache to OBJ IN
we those who were summer girls 20 hi
ars ago trying to be the same summer on
is they were then.
speaking about teethache, where do by
u have your dentist work done9 Well. rel
yer mind where; there are good many
od places. ~,
Did you ever give w. III. TillinRhast. 80
Westminster street. q trial? He is ~
lied In every particular as far as dem
try is concerned. Polite lady attend- str
Is and satisfactory work. Teeth are 1t
racted without the subject becoming
and without pain. les
or over seventeen years DIR. Tillinp- ~,
L has been doing dental work right on -
stminster street. And, by the way, do as ..s
know 1t Is more fashionable than sne
r to give the teeth particular atten- owe
4? Z
I course there is nothing like ones TO
D teeth, but you meet people every day fes
nm admire ba IA |