The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-26

and be ready for spring, to join the great
army of bicyclists.
That appeal for gold for bonds was met
in pre- tty quick order. Ii proved one thing
conclusively; that was, a goodly portion OF
gold laid aside for a rainy day. Here is a
thought that struck me the other day.
How much gold is there in the mouths of
the people? You see an evidence, every
time some men and women smile, I hat gold
has been broug hit into requisition to build
up or to keep from decay. A noted dentist
in New York charged for four filings the
sum OF $1,000. 1t was probably worth It,
but 1T seems q pretty good piicc. DR.. w.
II. Tillinghast, 290 Westminster street,
has some extraordinary cases he can refer
10 OF dental surgery, but he is as reasona-
Bile as be is theroug h in his work. A spec
ialty is made of crowning, filling, and ex-
tracing.
Money, money, money! Every time
you take up a paper you have to read
something pertaining to this very neces-
saTy commodity Of exchange. People try
for it, lie for it, rob fer it, and kill for
it. Wives forsake husbands, and
husbands forsake wives. Relatives APP
peal TO the courts and the lawyers
take hand in the money shindig
and keep the ball a-rolling just for money.
People bow to it. run after it, applaud it,
work like slaves for it, become tired in the
race and fall by the wayside, and at the
end-what?
Money invested in something to make
one comfortable, and TO adorn the person
In not wasted. A finely formed woman
should never have TO don an ill fitting
garment. Better have one good dress and
have it fit, have it OF good material and in
style than to have dozen ill-shapen,
slovenly- put-together garments.
For the coming spring let the ladies of
Providence take these facts into consider
alton: To obtain first quality and exclu-
sive designs, make note OF Ladd's.
Also remember hat there lie no need to 60
elsewhere for trimmings or even for the
very proper and complete construction of
the garment. Madame Jeanne Carr, who
superintends the dressmaking depart
ment, is in great demand for ladies who
are thus early preparing for Easter.
A friend of mine presented me a
cane the other day, made from the sturdy
oak that formed a portion of the old
Pettis oyster house on Orange street,
recently demolished to make room for q
new building. The wood, besides being a
relic, is more than century old.
DO people eat because they are hungry
Yes. But there are good many more
who eat just because il is noontime.
Fact.
II isa sort OF habit with somc people to
eat. /, myself, used to eat four meals a
day, breakfast, dinner, supper and mid
night lunch. All bosh. No one should
eat except when hungry. i get along
nicely on two meals day, could get
along on one, but doubt il would thrive
on Gny less. You heard about the man
who tried 10 teach his horse how to live
without eating, and just as he got him
taught, he died. Well, | don't mean that
you should 60 that, but don't eat Just
because the clock says "ycs when your
stomach says "no."
A Michigan man deserted his wife
because she was deaf and dumb. Some
men little know when they have a-treasurs
In the house.
w ~ w stands for Watch aud Wait. 1t
also stands for Wood & Watson who
siill pcrsist in selling collars, i-ply linen
on,s at that, for nine cents.
Better be right, than Eve minutes too
fast.
Always irsis. upon white frosting on
your cake.
Advertise early and often. IL pays.
OLD VET.