The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-03-05
There is nothing like music.

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There is nothing like music.
! When one Is tired after the days toll
there is nothing that tends to soothe and
| rest like music. don't, of course, in
clude in that category the fracturing OF
the air to the accompaniment of a dyspep-
| tic piano, but skillful manipulation OF
the keys by an artist Of ability and singing
that gives evidence OF voice culture. The
kind of music i refer TO, you will be
treated to at the Arion concert Wednes-
day evening.
Gold trimmed specs for $3.50 at j. Put
ney & Co.'s, rs Westminster street. All
kinds of repairing done at the same place.
Eyes fitted and glasses to suit the most
particular, at the same place. Glasses of
superior quality and moderate price, at
the same place.
They always have something to say
against the ladies wearing big hats at the
theater, and also the bald headed men
| who they say are prone to occupy front
seats. Well what of it? IL there wasn't
something to speak of what would the
"they says" do? As far as the bald
headed men are concerned there is some
help for them, because all they have to do
is to go to 112 Mathewson street, Room z,
and obtain u bottle of liquid which will
make the hair grow and no mistake.
Everybody rides a bicycle in Boston,"
said one lady to another in the depot the
| other day. Same case in Providence,
thought /. At the Whitten Cycle Mfg
Co.'s salesroom, Infantry Hall, everybody
can obtain a bicycle, Victor or Vic
toria, the former for gentlemen and the
latter for ladies. II will soon be time to
take the road-with wheel.
Funny when you think Of it.
Woman is a daughter of a man who
died and left millions. She is not partic
ularly pretty or even good looking. No
one in America meets her fancy, although
| the gold was accumulated in this country.
She wants to be n countess, and SO, by
happy ombination of circumstances, she
has that prefix legally attached to her
name. The public is made aware of the
details Of the grand wedding and-well,
suppose there was no money, no wealth
i'm sight! Suppose they were just plain
man and wife, without all the famlam-
doozledidido? But there's the rubl 1t is
the chink that makes the difference, not
the people.
"You will please pass the cake 2"
| "Thanks."
"Do not be pessimistic on the question
| OF matrimony, my bachelor friend. The
married state is all right, and the link
that keeps the couple together, 10 the in
visible, indescribable something called
| love-"
"Won'tyou have some cakep
"No, no cake; feel more like little
jelly"
DIR. w. ii. Tillinghast, at 290 Westmin.
ster street, meets many people in the
course of a week, and once in awhile
there are those who are really humorous,
although they don't think so. The other
day a young man came in who said his
tooth was aching badly and he wished to
have ii extracted. The little hand glass
was put in the mouth for examination.
As soon as it touched his tooth up he
Jumped and swore that the tooth had
been pulled. His imagination had been
at work. After awhile he was convinced
that he was wrong, and when he did have
the tooth extracted be wondered what 1t
was all about, as he experienced not the
least pain.