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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution numbered l048,
issued from the District Court OF the sixth
Judicial District holden at Providence in the
County OF Providence, State OF Rhode Island,
on the l7th day of April, A. d., 1895, return
able TO said court. July 18th, A. d., 1875,
County is plaintiff and Michael sullivan OF
the City of Providence in said County is de-
fendsnt. will be sold by Public Auction on
SATURDAY, 18th day of August. "A. p, lsBo,
at twelve o'clock, noon, at the Sberln ONCE
at the Providence Court House, all the right,
title and interest which the said defendant,
Michael sullivan, had at the time of the at
tachment on the original writ in the suit IN
which the above described execution was OBJ
tanned, TO wit. March 10th. A. d., 1885, at
eleven O'CLOCK and fifty seven minutes IN the
forenoon, m and To the following described
real estate: Those certain lots OF land, with
all the improvements thereon, situated IN the
city OF Providence and laid out and described
as lots numered a. 5J and 36, containing,
H. Az l.3 square feet on plat OF A. Z. Hawes ~
Bros, in plat book II, said lots are bounded
and described as follows; Easterlv on Acad-
westerly on lot number Is on said plat and
northerly lots numbered 81 and 80 ON SAID
plat, being the same premises conveyed 10
Eugene sullivan by deed from Serrilly Mowry
and Gilbert y. Robbins, copariners as Mowry
q Robbins, recorded In deed book 25s at page
$40 in the land records of the City OF Provi'
dence, and which was devised by said Eugene
Sullivan TO the defendant. Michael sullivan
as appears by the records or Wills In said frOvi-
dence. in book ~. at page 434. levied on this
seventeenth day of April, "A. ID, lE'o, at nine
o'clock and thirty-seyen minutes IN the fore
noon, and will be sold 10 satisfy said execu-
tion, IL sufficient.
FRANKLIN b. HAM. Deputy Sheriff.
Providence, April Nth, A, D., ls.S.
jyU-aug2'9 6'4tfri q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-08-09

Eight noted artists will appear AZ the
lnnes concerts tomorrow afternoon and oven
Inc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Among those questions uponss which
the electors will be called to vote next
year will b tho question Of changing
the manner Of collecting taxes. At
present tho county treasurer collects
I'll taxes and afterwards apportions
than . the stats, cities, townships and
school districts. The system may be
changed next year By creating the Of
does and township collectors, whose
duty shall b. % collect all taxes In
their respective townships. The fact
authorising this vote was passed last
winter and reads - follows:
Al the first general election to be
held after the passage Of these acts
there shall Be submitted to 4 vote Of
the qualified electors Of each county
the question: ssShall the township and
city treaMrers b collectors Of taxes
o provided In section seven ~,
chapter eighteen (l0), Of the session
laws q 1882" And the county auditor
Of each county shall submit such ques-
tiOn In the manner provided by law.
Tho vote on the aid question shall be
canvassed, certified and returned in
the sAme manner % tho vote for the
county oiacers.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Judge Edgerton Of Sioux Fails 10 re-
ported to be seriously i'll.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Holmes and Durant have both boeu
convicted Of murder in the nrst de-
gree. They will soon b sailing on
birthstone lake.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

\ Hon. F. A. Luse Of Aberdeen, . ~
publican campaign orator Of some
strength has decided 70 leave the
state and locate In Tacoma, Wash.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

State Auditor Ripple has figured Il
out that South Dakota will have IN
election every year until 1905, with the
exception Of 1903.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

II would rather be right once than
win the applaudits and favors Of =
nation by falsehood' said the lamented
Ger Grant.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Those who have been playing such
mournful tunes upon their political
Tyres can take rest.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Thursday. November %, il Thanks
giving day. At least it was of1cially
announced ~ such BY Grover Cleveland
last Monday. s.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

kasv ~ 3sa1y - complaia,
~ wha3 tAe totos decree,
Yet wlsA novor He'd soen Msin,
rOf t1at's who1 b ai1tn' . -.
I svaag u serrew aMa Aever WITH gIee,
Ovor ~ o. 1laab heart,
~ Hes maschlAg along % old 0eorgee
~ ~ bsun new start.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Taylor follows . wheelbarrow.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Last month the United States sold
les wheat In the Liverpool market
than either Of the three Countries
Russia, India and ArgentiA Twenty
years 40 not bushel Of wheat was
exported b the three countries named.
This country hos fallen % the fourth
plaos II the matter 81 export wheat.
Some 81 those who are figuring On the
caaises q low pfioes Ia wheat might
lind considerable mest for reflection Ia
The lact Just clted.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07

Fon SALE CHEAp-One good horse:
young: weighs 1900 pounds.
p. L. KELLEY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-11-07
4 New wa.G.

No. One-There, ] have written -
Cd Shall read it!
No TwO-Cert.
No. One-W anted-Two valettes 1oe
bachelor girls. Must know how % carl
hair and ride . bicycle. -BEooklyn Lila
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25
Tue BLOOMINGTON TRAGEDY.

The Bloomington .illJ iyHohiug
ought TO prove salulsry lesson TO
those who exercise tho gardening
Iower Ia this country. A young giil
hal been horribly mulltsEtod by two
male bmios ia human fogm. They
were arrested aud Jailed, mud o. mob
set out 20 wtosk summary Vengeance.
The oiilccrs' resislAucu was overcome,
AMI an appeal 90 let tho law uko it-
Courbc was disrsgaricd. hut the appeal
almost had tue desired effect. The
moi heBilatcd, ana they might have
followed the good advice, bu, they re-
memberod that IL nigh Official, the
governor OF Illinois, had intefposBd
bis pardOniug power short time be.
fore, and had liberated three mpists.
That fact destroyed all the force Oi the
appeal to honor the law, aud tho mob
went on with he avouging w0TG.
ItGlyrtnor Altgoli had not uu'iInrJ
| tho o1utps action iu tho case % three
/ persons under sentence Tor ID holuUu'
crime, there IL a possibility lnat Che
Bloomington mob would have listened
20 a demand made ia the uNmu Of the
law, ami the fair fame Of another OF
lllinoiss cities would not have tocu
tnTnisnsd by tho record or iynoblug
Tho criminal law had been robbed of
its majesty by the gOyofu1f'a pardon
and one resut % % D. seen Boo this
awful deed. The sycut should be 81
sharp reminder to those who hold
tue pariouing power to Ue exceedingly
careful about exercising tin criminal
Gases where the punishment provided
ny law fl already inadequate 10 tht
chme which b, follow, Al the snm,
time, however lee Il not Doc understood
that the loulcury 90 erimiuss stiyrIp
the slightest Qualification Dr this
lyuchiug, for it does not Tho hanging
" the two np.sts By thu crowd was tne
deed NJ brutal m0u.uHCy, whose
ul0adlhlrsliue,. yet VII. make D' tH,s
nation Eu awful spectacle, unless % De-
crushed out OF existence 10y tho SOW.
crgIgu people insisting chat su luuu.
aleI crow must meet thu mII penalty
'or lawlyssues, attempted 0T accom-.
| p.lshed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25

vice they NE who 'Iry iHs differing
JUNCTION 60 their s1uIsn .u sucu a oasis
msy boz understood wien DO IH sug-
g.sloi tNn. the poison of tine most
vluIeu. diseases minsies uai.li and
II.UspfvtJ boo tHH blood while
preparing for outward develop.
mrug the vIrus u' hyIrophouia
aDv DO dormant and unIer.
...g.I OR months puI evou ygnrs, boz.
uJaI, uIi q sms.l proportion % ihosn
bitten by h0iI animals arc attacked
by hyIr0.Huhia. ly. that man
would be worry foolish who would
risk beiu. bitten merely because tnsto
may mo twenty-five ur even hNy
chances oi ueAr0 90 one Of sglluio
vIlh the terrible li'r7s., and with tho
tobacco hsli. the probable immuni,ies
rom future seIlOus '-sube are not
nearly as uuurr.us as In iug ca1s Of
f1..H.ieg.
The poisonous principle in tobacco
anIH roaiy access iu every part OF the
BODY through the cifcuio,'fy sys'cm'
'hls ay'.'m c5mpfi'es the MORT, blood,
o.' l-'e''e.'' etc. Tho heart 's tho
great center % this cifen.Ai'ry nprat'
al's' 10 Goo srii'aptfhuuf iliguTump
"h'.h' alternately NUNS nui empty
1863 ''e'' '.'isn p ihv Calculation o'
lhr h.o'i through 'nc hIIll rom
'n''le'. Infancy g. the last moment OF
ilio. Ih's marvel u' little machine,
about tue 'ihr .'i ars"on'' h'. lhf.h'
900 continually nt Goo f''r 70 l.o'.o
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25

s.,....s il all 1uds turn, a. doth iue
r damurlan &c Mrrcl 1r wandering
istaui 90 Jsillalom, tine sacred city.
ak tla tourist who from this land OF
r,aJurc wcuds his way ON pil.
..mass 90 tho mother country. what
is iHutU tuat rivcts tho a.t8ltl0u be-.
meath her aDmbtr exits OF her land
csErs "urcss,d ia uylag green"
lIls than aJy Ithgr thln.g H3 Will
ausworit 20 tue ruins OF her religious
Hsus,., hus aOucys, her puJrcs, the
crumuiiug wslls o. Institutions founded
" feiIii Uuu zeal and sacrifice, set
s1uuI aimJs. 10 powder by anutI.
g.m g0fe ruthless AMI uarbarlus than
tuusu sanc,idud reminders OF antiquity
bad ever thought 20 DO. Ask again,
baw isil ,nai the grand Old cslheIfals
yet foma.g, 90 watch ail these organ.
IzAUy.8 wasted away we've yUt .ut
t.l0u,sry, aui iho answer mig 10 iu
t4is wise Il would roum as b..
Providence had lsiIia uasgr Of Pc.
lection upon these CJusugiatci place,
from whence uuku9wn yoafnings ard
unc,un'ei p'ayrrs bad assembled 10 the
Majesty ou Aitl. AID 90 YORK and
Nhn'orua'y, Ltchteli aud Hereford
iN''tf AMI Chosior with Ne'l'
nint''f be- some sense ou'sh'uiug
N' 'ho rest yet remain with
nAHy o'he's' 10 'eli OF tue power o'
,nA' i"''H which, weeping down ifum
he'"',H'h anu CAlNA'J' Though lhc
'h'' .' t'''''l"''' st' i.a's' '"A.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25


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"' rc1co with '1inH, ''r 'IHnu no."
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25

voiafles On every land whs,arr,Ie.lz-.
or vice vetsr. lu lue dtu'llcaI ga o..
earlieS when mua were omt.s,.g
from baftar.sm, snI The sentiment %
religion was even more crude thaU
earnest they dld their uimost for tie
temples 10 their wouhip. Among our
savage foteiaibers huge stoucs aa
pillafs, dragged Ger many weary mile
with Infinite toll, showed thai though
they had not reached the thought OF
apiendoh they ct least dU,ermiutI
10 furnish their sacred places witt
a grandeur ami massiveness which
wa at once au aspiration sud 70
prophecy.
From these rude symbols 90 the awe
inspiring glory Of temples 10 India and
Persia OF antiquity, there is au Im.
mense domain OF hisi.fy which mafk.
Tue development Of religious Thought
AMI NE. Tia, much Of msIw0u,I
rssily he referred TO the example Of
selected lsraol seems very clclr fJr tho
Temple OF solomon ouHhons in idea
and ad4rnmeut any otis predecessor,
anu as hisreign AMI glory were iaminas
10 sll the world doubtless ,hu suup,u.
uus ceremonial aud accessories " that
famed a.fuglufo built by diviuu reveal.
ton had an abiding influence whyf.
ever religious rite needed nu oliHcr
ior worship, be the form thereof what.
ever history may rcoitr.
IhufatuDtism aud devotion OF lpiayl
o. ".IU city o. tho grss. King" owed
much 10 ,s riso and poi'ibtcucc 20 the
ulmistNHuio power which nloaduI
tau dedication OF lHa, ul,igius upon
wuiou was layHa.I NOS only $500
accumulated treasures Of Davis,
.nt tic tribute paid 20 500.
mon iI ibu gf.atugB o., DIS rls..
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s. $500 gYuaiB .tI w4Igu bfgsf %. Ha
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s.u.gHsr, u1 gem. could change th,t
"ara Cd tb.ryr.' iu,y "au accepted
H.ma.f Ipyut'
ItalaJ upputs rom our alnudp1.ai
uslf Csc iuHWgtYG of Christianity
uaI rysH,lty t,usar into iuslgn.n.
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Oh ur,lJn1 UNISON.


a lew weeks agD, in Liverpool, Eng
land, "A oorouet's jury was summoned
10 ascertain the cause Of death ln
young man whose heart hal suddenly
conssd 10 work. 10 proved 20 be Ius,
such d case ~ that Indicated here by
tho BphygmogAph, carried 10 ~ leg g..
innate result Tho heart valves we're
parslyHgi by ulcotint-h0 had dropped
dead oi Sm8ker's heart, brought ou
through the cigarette habit.
A. IL here shown, glg pulse Of the
iounuco.uEcr indicates unmistaEAbIy
the Injury which the drug woTks upon
the heart. 10 h,s lost tho nrm, steady
beat OF health, and To- feeble uuI lffueu.
laE The sphygmograph ilusubtrs
tho story, 10 Describes the condition
now no well known to physicians as
touaocp hoart, Those medical author.
ll.os who have made careful iuyrsuga.
ton OF the subject state that not Isss
than ona go every four lsers OF tobacco
have thl6 aIui ni u8ar. Tbr eEsnlu.
log surgeons ID. the ualtoisaiss army
soy that large share 90 t4y young
men who uTs rejected ufu iII4 % uu
suffering tom tobacco Hpsf, ThDf
are unit cor slIdlgu; $50 tn.y moo also
uuut Tor Hu. bAnIs ami ialurag
luWUuug OF The Gisaa'e ku8Vn a.
angina pgg'orls, very painful aud
dangerous complaint believed 90 ur.
/ pynI ulon fatty degeneration % elmo
heart, De- Gibbons says tnalluu uuu.
urr OF instances wlghlu bis knowledge
% entirely disappeared ou Che patient
abandoning the tobacco usu.l, ll one
c,tu ], temporarily returned 10 a.uwU0
hal been uurgI 100 lhIs Way by bls u.
u,,lns The mJau freely iu company
TO ryrHlug, without smoking hlm.
srh The tulIgauu i- marked by sharp
| "Hiu Ia tho region OF the hear, shoot
log into tur Ghost, neck aul arm, with
hlutuoss and prs,rau0u, pou1ns ar
.ycIud arc ape CO. uIu suddenly, Sitting
1872 '' ~ ''H D" wv ''' N''''"' states
That "l..-ssrs OF tho ugaFg and large
arteries hrrrHf 10 BE increasing l0au
alarming extent iu some rarls Of the
cHu1iryrm'fe part gu'aIIy 900 tue Paoli'
10 c5asu They arc generally iueurNble,
and inevitably fatal. 10 IFS worthy Of
fruous inquiry boo" .hr tho 'netrase 10
rnnrseaulo ZOO 'ho 'I'.oF FOL. I9Hautu aud
alcohol nrcumuh.iag 'r'm EruoaHon
Degeneration"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-05-25

uI bad . yrIy .og.r raH me
Iuugs IHbt caused much sHr.uuH ..I
gave mu considerable uUuHsIu.sa i.
regard Go the rt6uii 'saEH NE Do b..
smith, " BiIlsruh, Mass "' H..
druggist called my attention ir Cham.
lrfaiu's Cough Remedy. inI .. LH
recommendation gave tHu rtme.y 81
rufriu, tua. Tho frsI.t wI.HD. W..
b recovered entirely iu three lHgH
- aud 800 cent bottles Cor Sole Uv drug.
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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-11
TRIED 10 SUICIDE.

A fireman named J. ]. Peters made
an unsuccessful attempt to commit
suicide last Friday in his cabin back OF
the roundhouse by cutting his throat
with a razor. Thinking to do better
work than with a smooth blade, he
hacked the razor edge with a case knife
to make a saw of it. He made "A ragged
cut in the throat in which two fingers
could be placed and the windpipe was
half severed. He stood i front of a
mirror when he commenced operations
and the floor in that part Of the
looked like the pen of IA slaughter house.
He was found ON his bed by his cabin
partner between IL and IL O'Clock FRI
day night fully conscious. He was un-
able to speak but wrote on a piece OF
paper III response to questions that he
did the deed at 6 O'clock Friday nor
ing and would have made "a good job OF
it had his razor not broken. Finding
he could not die he went out and laid
down amongst the sagebushes in the
sun staying there the best part OF the
day. At 8 o'clock at night he was seen
in the roundhouse, and after that went
home and went to bed, having a hand
kerchief around the wound all the time
SO it could not be seen. DIR. 7. b. Hol-
mes, the nearest surgeon, was called
and with DIR. P. Harmony sewed up tie
wound. The Southern Pacific people
took charge OF the case next day and
DR.. Jackman arranged to have him sent
to the railroad hospital ut Sacramento.
Peters had lost his entire months wages
gambling after having faithfully prom
Used to send the money to his destitute
family consisting OF a wife and six
children and that is the probable reason
he tried to kill himself. 1t further APP
pears that he went to Reno last Sunday
week and bought a bottle of laudanum
and with it made two attempts to put
an end to his life but without success.
The first time the dose was too small
and the second time too large, causing
him to become sick at the stomach and
to vomit up the poison. He made the
statement about trying to poison HIM
self to DIR. Jackman who found the
empty bottle. Peters says he is deter
mined to die and will be successful the
next time.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-11
No One I~ndependent.

No man is independent; no class of
men can be independent of other
classes. All interests are SO chained
together that it is impossible to strike
the chain in one place without Earring
the whole fabric. The bulk of mankind
belongs to two classes-the employer or
the employed. The first seeks to be
employer in order that he may make a
profit on the wages of another the
other class seeks employment in order,
generally, that he may make a start,
store some of his capital and become IN
employer. AS unselfishness is not an
attribute of success in either, it follows
that each individual, in whatever sta
ton, is looking out for his individual
interests. The most successful OF the
employed is the n who looks best out
for the interests of his immediate en-
ployer. He sees that he cannot get
steady work or good wages unless his
employer is doing well. 1t is not to his
interest to strike down the business of
his employer. 1t is a bad man who can
ever persuade a man that it is the best
for him to strike down the credit of his
employer. These truths are self-evi-
dent, says the Colusa Sun.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-09-11
DUMAS GOLDEN RULES.

Walk two hours every day sleep
seven hours every night; go to bed al
ways alone if you need to sleep; get up
as soon as you wake; work as soon as
You get up; eat only when you are hun
CRY, and drink only when you ale
thirsty; and eat and drink always slow
ly.
"Never speak only when it is neces-
sary, and never say more than half of
what you think. Never write anything
that you cannot sign, and never do any
thing that you cannot avow. Never for
get that others will count upon you, and
that you must e count upon them.
Value money at its worth, neither more
nor less. 1t is a good servant, but a bad
master.
keep away from women until you
are 20, and avoid them when you are
40. Never attempt to produce anything
without a thorough understanding OF
what you undertake, and destroy as lit
tie as possible.
"Think OF death every morning when
you see the light, and every evening on
the approach OF darkness. When your
sufferings are great look your grief in
the face it will console you itself and
teach you something New York Sun.