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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

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a~lsituns tts bCtw. p. &crbinian, 3. g.
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Ssfu6sretfe mad Ieutitlane antrstsn.
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bauptfd6lih fetner in Sdiern wctneneen
Gltsrn unp iens tss boom. 3. Gcrbintan fti.
men imS &pabsnlanee pctnenetn Vtrpane-
ten eelten. DIE bphm. Yatres psreen bic
6auptorts Isutihlanbs. Der S6wsi3 unb
Stalien bereiien unb ft In eurcpa ttpa
bret Wonate lang auftllten. Wtr nun.
Itsn ben tsitsn bc6w. Serrtn 9ludlt6s
Rsiis unt fr6bli6ts &tspsritbtn in Der
alten 6eimatb.
&ls better Sspeis tafur, bas bic Yfarr-
Itule Der pcm bpbp. Ietdn y. Rtttsr IN
Wtlrpfe patcrirten ct. Scntfa3ius Be-
msints in antrfsnntnspertbsfsr Weile &c.
plrbist wirt, gilt Der umftant, eae in ben
ron sbrw. gsnetittinsri6psfsrn selsttstsn
Shuls bis jsst $50 8tnesr untsrrtttet tpsr.
ben, unt in Nnbetrdbt neuer Nnmeleunse
Der boom. 6srr Yfarrsr gcrtebrunsen FUR
nsus S6uljimmsr gu trsnsn no asnctetsi
fsbt.
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Der u%nbsfttten Gmpfdnsnibttr6. ~ Ct
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psretns lin eprppre" bic bl. Sfer-eomuiu
MON. @irtlib nbausnp mai Der Nnbltd
ais bic Ritsliseer ess gsrstns. olts uni
junes Wduner iter $50 an her 3atl, II
stter @laut,nstreus it hem 3tihe bel
Serru ndberten uue taeurt fur ben aettt'
tihen 3uhanc Der rom bptp. y. Srs8cl
aeleiteten @emeinee bereetes ,3su9niB 9aben
@akrenb ees &mtss belt Der broom. y
pricr cine erbauenbt Srseist lber ben tl
Sritpb, ben er ais S6uspatrcn autr etrt'
fen. ais Shuspdtrcn Der 6arttltenSatti
une ais ShuBpatrcn Der Sierbfnptn 8u'
Nahdtmurs emptabl.
Sefarntlit weibt bic fattcltfhe Strt'
zen Srubltnssanfan9, tas srune. blnesnes
Iuetuftiae unt liseereurttlun9ent Grra'
Den Der Hatur, her iuaafrduli6en Sottss
| mutter Raria une bdlt batsr i'm Wpna
| Wdi cine itrer iinniafen une ltebltttei
anea6ten al, su melhen I'D eas tatbclt
| Ihe Bolt ron ieber san, Defenders hinge
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bisie Raianta6nn isbsn &bsne UNI balt
| ubr fatt uno perten nit hem iatransnta
nIten S.ssn ssItlpdsn. Sn Der Ct
&lcue uubsHsdten Gmpfdnsnttttrne msr
ben tiele (tcnen @nra6tsn slstHtaas ls
ben @tsnt UNI balb 8 rbr sstalten. &ud
bier itlitbt Der Seeen nit benz Alsreetli9
fen bic &npaht.
Wit udtfen Spnntaa bssinnt in be-
unbsfedttn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bu Ct
| Glcup Der 8cttestienf wte fclst: Grub
mefe talb 8 utr; aintsrmede talt 9 utr'
6p6amt 10 utr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
electric YttterS.

Cleo rio Bitters III cine WeoiSin, bic
fur bic SabresSeit paBt, uislleiht aber
aQaemein mebr benbibist, iuenn idna.
DIES srid0pites Sefibl iberbano nimmt,
tpeun bic 2eber itarr uno trdse unb bas
Beolrinib nod einem Comic uno alisri.
rsnosu WeoBin aefiblt wlro. Gin
prompier @ebraud oisier WeoiSin bai
bdufis lanse uno ulIelbt ssidbrlIde bili'
ole 5,eber beieitlst. aetne WeoiSiu
pirft ii1srer in Der Strblnosruna unc
8sireiuns bss Spitsm uon maloui4em
@ifts. 8opfweb. uuosroaulihfsit,
Shwinbsl msroen ourh electric Biitera
beieiti9t. so Qts. uno 800 per Jla'
foe in W. 5, 6ubn's apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Aus Der Am9eeeno.

SIN boben Nlter BON "a Sabren
ftarb am Wontas in New M u d
Serr SEQ Wes3er. elmer Der eriten On,
fieoler i'm 1omn Dot. Der 8erforbene
binterldBt Satin unb iisben 81 uldiene
&inoer. Inter GROCER 1beilnabme BON
2eiotrasenben fauo Mlttuod Die Beer
bisuns ftatt. Mose Der 8ertorbene in
Jrieoen ruben!
@etraut uuroenD ienitas in u b a ny
Serr 5r. 8eslsr uon ct. gloub nit
1berefia 5rep aus Glbonp. Nadmit.
tass reifte oas iunse Baur nah Sainl
@lous, mo i'm Beilein pom 8erpanbter
uno 5reunoen I'm elterllben Sauie bee
Brdutiaams bic SOt5eit in aemitblibsr
@eiie 9sfeiert purbe. Slid gum Dun.
be.-3aS 5uncament Der neuen Cream.
erp in Nlbanp 1T 9elest; Contractor
German bot NIT Der SolSorbeit bsson.
men; er ssbenit, oas @ebduee bts gum
rs. 0tal ieriis su buben. Die rWan.
toto Greame,p Ynduse Company" lie
fert bic Nuidinerie.
Del III Sp0lei I'M Conn Br0ds
mop NIT beitem @riolse OILS 2sbrer tbd'
tise Serr 8arl @eber befano iih Conn
tas in st. @louo unb tbeilte nit, bot
ienes ueberiesunssbpOt bel Norib Erais
rie, psltes bel benz lsbten SOhnafer
tOrtgeidmemmt murte, burh elm nsuss
erisst 1T.
Gm Samfias tratsn bic NlisiiOren
bon Stearns @ounip in Der Nuoi'
tors Office our 8eraiburs 5uiammen.
Geo. @nselbaro pom WuniOn nuroe ole
Soriiser uno 9. 81. @libern BON aib.
lep ole Sdriftpart erpdblt. Solaenoe
Weribe nurbtn feitaeisbt:
Yferte. Gel une Naulsiel. elm Satr alt.
$40; 2 Sabre SIS unb brei Sabre alt $25.
-&intpisb. elm Satr alt 81; ;pet Sabre
Sc unb bret Sabre SO; 3usrtItn $l2;
aues aneere 8inepiet, rrei Sabre une ia.
ruber $l2.-Shafe ieslihen @lters 81. 0
Shmsine is9liten alters $500; Wasen
unb anbsre S%ubrwerte $l2; 3peirater 800
Ndb. unb Strtdmaltinsn IS; 9aibtn.
une Wantutrsn 81; Nslpteon unt Or
9eln SIS; 8lapiere SIS; Saus9trdtte %
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NaI6inerie 40 Yrpisnt hes @srtbss; @aa'
re so Yrpsent hes Wertbes; 8eleer nttt II
Santantbtilsn IS Yrc,snt bes @erttes
9rtbits Mot In Santantbeilen IS YrcSen
hes Wertbts; Sunee uber 6 WCnate alt 81
Sunbinnen SIS.
6. VI. Cooper belt elne Nniprade ucr
ben MHeforen iiber bic i'm Wai in 81
&louo f%totifinbenbe Ginmunoerunss
Convention, bic anideineno bic bef
elnpirfuns bate.
NuS BatfinS miro uns nj
folst beridtet: Die Ssrreu Suds uni
S1wars uon ST. Soiepb, melde bier ei
ne Wablmible errihten loiier, bsfanotI
ii9 lebten WittnUh IN ~unierer Ritts
UNI lib nab einem paiienoen @runo
tir ben Neubau um5uiebeu. Das Sau
oes 2ouis 8iieuberser ipuroe SANTA
Gbeno pom Sturme umseorebt. -Serr
Blsmaun'S neue. 24x4O SUB arcb
Sdeune wurbe pom Siurme am Gan
ttaa tpesserlHen uno bes Serrn 8. 8
Wartman's Wdbmaidrne uno B,not
5ertrhmmert. Sdaoen 9esen $4OO.-
Jrau Bal. Soffmann if tur4 aran
belt auI's Slmmer auaenieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Budlen'S Mrntfa ealbe.

Die bette Galbe in Der 8elt fir SGnitt'
fuunoen, Gbidirfuns, 8eidpire, Sol3iluB,
Slsberpunoen. 5ledten, Sdrammen an ben
Sdnoen, Groitbeulen, Sibnerausen unp ale
Suutiebler; ie beilt poiitip Sdmorrbcioen
ODER ieine 8abluna perlanst. Sarantirt,
Dob poltdnoise 8ufrieoenbeit ae8eben
tuiro. Uosr baS 9elb wirb Suriidertattet.
Sreis per Sda4td % Gents. 8n sertau'
tea In u. 8. u's xpetbsis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Cine quite 6elesenbeit.

Die unterjsihnete bistet Seeent, Der Saus
une Staluns nsbf Stcre nit sinem Idmmt.
lt6en Sprratb an @rpcerisn. Glsnpdaren,
Shubsn unh Stisfeln ME aud yprjslan-
unt Sreepwdaren tdufsn ceer In ga6t
nsbmsn mS6te, bisriu bic bette @eltaenbeit.
8ehefttrenpe mpSsn lib penpen an
AnnaS. Srpmslt.
81 At 8iets, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

Die Yroben Der Weltausitelz
lung Seisten, Dob fein 8adpulper
10 rein lit uno 10 bel @abrunssz
itofi in iih bat als baS &spal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
TrIhjabrs.I eini9un8.

Sect 1T es fur Sausbdlhrirnen an Der
3eit, itrs 5rubidbrs-8 sinisunssarbett ~
psrrt6ten. Sast euer 5apejtersn cher On.
frei6er. ron Wa9bew& Spbn bsIpr.
gen. IisIe Sirmd BAT fpsbsn BEN tsfsn
gcrrdtt an fautg Sdpettn. Wuferu ertal.
ten, Der ie In ct. Glput pcrssle8t wures
une ties gu Yrsilen. bic ben 3eiten s~ntfpre.
den. Iprt fault ibr 3apeten pom 8 Gts
bis $3.50 bic Spne. Sprstt bel 3stten
ppr une Strbuttt ben 8eIhdftsanerans.
1as Sapejieren wtre nur ron zen erfabrsu.
fen Wdnnern beicr9t.
Wdsbep Il Scbn,
q 2t 5. Nre. nprelih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
peridenfen

fplstnee @aars nit iebem 10 Cts Gintauf
duf unisrsm Sarsatn.5iI6:
Irdtttsbdlter gum Gisrtc6en, grct.
rotten. Surfen gum 2%ampsnsldisr. Yussn.
S6ubaniteber. 6slsae fur 5ses. unb Saf.
fetannsn unc icnfttse fur SLID. unb 8a.
DE ptrtbpCrs Sa6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

raS- @elo 81 uerlelben in irssnb
pslheH summer 81 nieorisen 8inien.
Der sutss 2uno blais fauien mia. ipre.
DE bsi mir Dor. Yeter Grid. ct.
GlOub, Wiun. lI-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
6eID IN perleiben.

SD babe INNER ptsl @,lp gum gsrleibsn
ju nittrissn 8atsu auf tultiptris 5armtn.
Tie Nnleibsn merten prompt abaefhlpfen.
lS ba ". 9. N tttell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
WaDbetp Il Sobn's

srpetr 8sitentsperiauf RON Sapetsn. Sr-
ssne Semanetn, Ter lapettn fur jptt 3im.
ner tauft. 9sbsn mir Senu9 5dgste FUR rin
ertttss .3tmmer unentslblit. Sapesiren
stne Spejialitdt. 2l II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Sur Ban Sontractprcn.

Die S6rsinerarbrit gum Nnbau Der Sir.
dc in Sate 6enrp pirb an 2. Mai contract.
lid an Zen Ntnesffcresrntsn psrssbsn psr.
ben. Sdu,trein.r iine sinsslaten. an 8e'
nanntsm SAGE bic ipdttfens . ubr nab.
mtttdss TN gfarrtauie ppr;uiprsttn.
SEQ. @eitner, Setretdr.
Sate Ssnrs, ben Ia. Npril 1896. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Bur @arnuu0.
WaDbeW & Sobn's

grcbsr @sltsntspertauf pom 5apstsn. Sr.
sene Ssmdnesn, Der Sdpetsn fur ,ptt 3tm,.
mer fault. ssbsn mir senus Saptte fur stn
eriths 3tmmsr unentsslelit. Sape;irsn
cine Sps;taIttdt. 81 1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30

naS Sin gutter Sorratb Der tsiten
Tarben ~ gang nieorisen Yreiien. SeBt
ut bic 3eit. Der @Obuuua sinen neuen
Garbenitmud su sebsu. SOlt cure 5ar'
be bel Suliep d 2bursenle. 20'4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-30
Siui9 III %perfaufcn.

100 &fsr gane i'm 3cwn Ct. Ausutl,
tntbalttne it6rs gBieitn. gel, : unb
Sfan;lant. muiisn in .urisr .3eit pertauft
rptreen.
u. 56umpsrltn
2l.2 Ct. 9lpue, Minn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
SHE KILLED A SNAKE.
Miss Hendricks of Ohio Battles with .
Monster Reptile.


Near Athens, o., recently Jessie Hen
bricks, aged 10, met with n thrilling en-
counter with monster black snake. She
lives on a farm few miles from Athens
and was sent by her mother on an errand
to her nelghbor's house near by The girl
had to pass through "a rough pasture. and
when nearing her destination she saw q
hugo snake lying directly In her path. She
picked up stone and threw IL, striking
the reptile on tho body This cnraged IL,
and before the girl could strike another
blow the snake sprang upon her, wrapping
itself firmly around her body For n mo-
ment the girl was terror stricken, but, re-
covering her presence OF mind, shc picked
up sharp cornercd stone, and, catching
the snake in her left hand, she pounded It's
head vigorously.
All this time tho snake continued To
tighten its clasp around her body, and not
until its head was crushed into pulp did
IL loosen it's hold and fall TO tho ground.
The girl was completely overcome by tho
encounter, and when found few minutes
later she was unconscious. Her face and
body were smeared with the blood OF tho
reptile. by the application of water sho
regaincd consciousness but at times she
has been dolirious.
The snake WINS aftorward measured, and
its length was found TO bo \ feet g inches,
and It weighed % pounds Cincinnati
EnquiTCr,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22

sal went to The end, Sherrington apply
ing the finishing touches, and seeming
ar last TO be fairly well satisfied with
the result Of his labors.
The final lines of the comsdy were, of
course, to he delivered by the star; but
when the cue was given to her, Mss Fos-
telle simply said "Tag!" everybody be-
ing aware that il Is very unlucky to
speak the last speech of play at n re :
hearsal--as unlucky as it is TO put an
umbrella on the stage, or to quote from
Macbeth"
"That will do" said the stage man.
ager, II think IL will be all right to-
morrow night"
And with that the rehearsal con-.
cluded and the company began to dis
perse.
81 hope il is all right" Harry Bracket
remarked to Carpenter, "and think
IL Is. But shall have \ great deal moro
confidence after the man in the box
Office shakes hands with me cordially.
say, next Wednesday or Thursday, ani
inquiries about my health. He'll know
by that time whether we've got good
thing or not!"
Carpenter helped Miss Marvin 10 put
on her light cape. Then, after her
mother had joined them. they said good
night 10 the others and left the theatcr
together.
When they came out into the warm
night thc. street was quieter than IL had
been when Carpenter entered the
theater. There were fewer cable cars
passing the door and the trains on the
elevated road in the avenue were now
infrequent. The lights had been turned
out in front of the variety show across
the way and evidently the Grand
Sacred Concert was over. The moon
had sunk; and before they had gone o
block the bell Of the church tolled the
hour Of midnight.
The young man who was walking
by the side of Mrs. Lorraine broke the
silence at last.
WELL" ne nsked: "what do you
think of the play nowP"
III think II Is n good piece of its kind,
the elder actress answered, ~ very
good piece OF its kind; and IL is well
staged; and IL will be well acted too.
Sherrington knows how 20 get his best
work out Of everybody. Yes, 1t will
be success"
as Il good for three months here
pew2" the young author asked, and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
q <D(>%0(><99 %99><1<DO
E THE REHEARSAL*x By BRAupER J
4 OF THE NEW PLAY MATTHEW'S
r Author Of "Vignetes Of Manhattan" n
IL " synaesel "a
q G>S DC ~ % ~ @

place stopped short. Their parents had
christened them Faith and Hope and
Charity; but the boys always called
them Battle, and Murder and Sudden
Death Now, don't you think 1t would
help TO bring out the point more IL
the orchestra was TO play 'Grandfa-
theirs Clock very gently just as / say
that every clock in the place stopped
ehortY What do you think. That's
my own ideal"
The dramatist said nothing for Sec
ond or two, and then told the actor TO
consult the stage manager, who was
Just returning to begin the rehearsal
of the third act.
The new scene had been set swiftly
md the furniture was already in place.
The first of the actors TO enter was the
cadayerous and irritable Stark. He be-
gan glibly enough, but soon hesitated
for o word, and then broke out impa-
tiently, regardless of the presence OF the
two authors: "Oh, can't get that line
into my head! And / don't know what
it means, either! How can you expect
u ulan 10 speak SUCH TuDDlsu1
AS before, nobody paid any attention
TO this petulance, and the actor went on
with his part without further comment.
Dresser then entered and the two men
proceeded TO misunderstood each other
in the most elaborate fashion. The
character which Stark represented had
reason TO believe thot the character
that Dresser represented was the uncle
Of the character that Daisy Fostelle
represented and was also q soldier. In
ike manner Dresser had reason TO be-
lieve that Stark was the lady's uscle
and also sailor. They addressed each
other, therefore, in sailor talk and in
soldier talk; and the fun waXed fast
and furious. At the height If the mis-
understanding Daisy Fostelle entered
unexpectedly and found herself in
stantly immeshed in the humorous
complication, with no possibility OF
plausible explanation.
Once the stage manager reminded
Dresser that he had omitted u phrase.
"You left out: 'Confound e, mani"
he said.
know II II, (" HE aeter explained, "hut
I wanted to save il to use in my next
speech. 1t goes better there-you see
il it does not"
And Sherrington decided that "Con-
found il, mani" was more effective in
the later speech, so the transposition
was authorized to Dresser's satisfac-
tion.
The stage manager had this impor-
tant scene of mutual Misunderstanding
between Stark and Dresser and Daisy
Fostelle repeated twice, until every
word fell glibly and every gesture
seemed automatic. And so the rehear-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22

for the rest Of the season on the roaoY-
"Oh. yes, indeed" replied Mrs. Lo'
raine, "yes, indeed. It's safe for hun
dred nights here at least!"
They paused at che corner to wait for
a cable cor. and Sherrington joined
them.
. This gave Carpenter chance to lead
the daughter away from the mother
half-a-dozen steps.
'I'm so glad mother thinks the play
will CO." the girl began. And mother
is a very good judge, too. You ought TO
make lot out of it."
The young dramatist felt that he had
his chance at last.
"Ive wanted TO make money mainly
for one reason" he returned; II wanted
to ask you 20 take half of it,"
"Half of it?" she echoed, as though
she did not understand.
"Oh, well-an of it," he responded
swiftly, "and me with It,"
"Nfr. Carpenter!" she cried, and her
bushes made her look even lovelier
than before.
won't you marry me?" he asked
ardently.
"oh, / suppose I've got to say yes" !"
she answered. "or else you will go down
on your knees here in the moonlight
THE END.
"The Lady OF the Red Admirals," by
Arthur It. Quiller-Couch ("Q'D, will begin
tomorrow.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
Russla Looking For Fight.

London, Sept. 22.-The Times has
dispatch from Sebastopol, which declares
that a portion OF the Russian Black sea
fleet. consisting of four ironclads. three
gunboats and several torpedo boats. Is
cruising off otchakoff under orders on
receipt OF a telegram from the Russian
ambassador at Constantinople 10 join
the admiral leaving here with the re-
mainder Of the fleet, and TO go direct TO
the Bosphorus. The whole fleet has been
placed on war footing. and has en-
barked three battalions OF infantry and
troops. The south OF Africa has also
been placed on war footing.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
Don Carlos Claims.

Madrid. Sept. s2.-The Carlist agitn.
tion continues making headway slowly,
md their organization is being perfected
at every point The Heraldo publishes
another Interview with Don Carlos, the
pretender to the throne OF Spain, In
which he is quoted as blaming the feeble
ness OF SPANS dealings with the United
States. and declares that the situation
Is the same as that which preceded the
revolution OF 1868. In conclusion Don
Carlos is said to have remarked that the
Carlists were completely organized, dis
isiplined and armed. and that they only
wait his word in order to rise against
he government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22

And now they 'ro fiock'ng homeward
From mountain anc IRON sea,
Tho pretty girls. tho witty girls.
Tho girls ~ high degree.
Tho girls who nirtod day and night
The girls dcmure and shy,
Who thought fiirtation wasn't right
When no young man was riEh.
They gil arc focklne homewaid
To tboatoT aud bnll.
To cloaks and gloves and othcr ioyee
Which come with frosty fail.
They re swimmer girls no longer now
They u never bo again.
For euIuts rifis are sure somehow
70 msrrg W 1tvr men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
THE new ENGLAND R. R. co

Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected to June "a, 1896.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston = $50. II IS a. ns kkGUkS n:otP. m.
b;2S D.
wALPoLE-5i56, Ii:o5am.
FRANRLIN--S:sb, II ;55 A. m. 5;D D. u
NILFORD-5:55, u % a. m.s s:sj p.
ARLIN6foN--Fi2.G .G6. bi.A, F6:S0 pm
WEST ARLIN0TON-Fl3:65. F5:46, F5i3o ,. NJ
KNIGHTsvILLE--F Fla o., 6i4S, Fs.3O. ''liii p m
NAlLAED PAkk-F s;40, s;co A. m.; 12:o5
F4:aI. Poses. r S,So, t7;is. F''il .. N.
EATICK, RIVER POINT. CENTREvlLLH
WAsHINGToN-s;&0 sos - Nj i.;oA s;aa. "a
$3.50, '7ilb, ''uIO p. m
CRANsToN, oAKLAwN-s;4o. f;os a. m; ;snk
42S 6;4b, 6;3g, 7:i5, "ll;I0 D. m.
PONTIAC, ARCrtC-tS@ .. "a; Izuc5, sIse. b;ts
$50. F7,i5. "i;i0 p. m.
GUIDNIcK-s~, g. MI i2:oa t;4S. s!sc. F7aa
'sllsio p. M.
ANTHoNY-s:sa, 500 g. NJ; la,os, I:2a s,I, $50
7:l5 ssII:lO D. 10.
COVENTRY, sTERLINa-sAa $500 o. IN; t;sA
7:iS 2. m.
SUMMIT. GREENE, oNEco. MoosuP. PLAIN.
FIELD--b'4O 800. a. M; t;2S. Til5 p. m.
JEWETT CITY, CANTERBURY. sCoTLANn
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH wlNDHAA
t;4O $500 a m; s;25, 1ilo p.m IN.
wII.LIMAETIC--6;4o 800 e. M; s;2s, 7ilI D. m
HARTFoRD-s;SO $500 n. m; 4i2S, las p.
FIsHKiLL & EEW"URa-s:oO a. m.
EoRWICH-s;4o. $500 n m; 4;26. 7;l5 p. m
WATERBURY, DANBURY-sfOo q m.
CHICAGO AND THE WEST VIA NEwBURa
AND ERIE R'Y-ssoo o. m
PAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
ta5. $3.50 a. m; siiO, $3.50, and ''lisi5 p. m
Returning leave Pascoag AT 5;z5 7;2s a m ;;
1880, ;25 and "s.o0 p. IN.
All trains leave from usst end OF Union Depot
Providence.
ssaturdays only rstops on notice.
IN. KING. supt
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FhOVIDENCE DIVISION
Corrected to sept -. 1891

Corrected to Sept H. 1894
BOSTON s'ss ssii' lS.Ss ,i's '.aa lsiss. sss
soy. e;bs, io0s p. m. sundays = b5.i0. bs5a
?. m. kkTuRNlNu-Leaye BOSTON from Park
saaaro Station bl2o3 s.ss ss. 9;0U clo'Ol
.v:ua ig;'o a. n.; 1850, lio3. 2;fa $780, s;h
go. o:0U. o:i. 200, siis. HAS D. IN. sum
aays-6iz;vs fii6 $780, dssO a. m. i:oo. s:Ol Ava.
ArTLEBoRo-5,ao.S,5O 7O9. 7.io, s:o2 s.4o ssol
l00S liif0, q. m; i2;01. i2:i0. 2:0i. s:i0. 4;02.
i;4O. o.: sl GG2 t;i0 fl0. :0S. lQ:Oa il.lO g. IN.
5undays-5.se, $50, 6;5i. s;IA l0;ij a. IN. IL 80.
49,. a:JJ, 0.UO, t:20, Z ;lt,p. m.
NORTH ATrLEBoRO and PLAINvILIE-.s:4O 40,
gao, saa A:49 n IN S:i, 6.40. s:IC. 7:io,
ll;lO p. m eundays-s:lb "A, M, 90, : 40 D. IN.
WAMPUM WRENTHAM. NORWOOD GENITAL.
NokWoUD and pEDHAM-S;s, 40. s;sO, II 40
AIN: $40, 40 p. M sundays. s;lS $500 .. m.
MANSFIELD - o5i40 5.5O. fs02. s;0A, 9:0l. 1902,
sandsys-boiso, $500. s:i6 ie:46 a. IN. I;sO $50.
Fitehburg aud way stations $3.50. ;O2 A. M sos p. m
LowelI and way stations $3.50 g. m i2;Os, 4:o2 Pun
taunton and New Bedford G: o, IsO (Taunton
only) o:4O. g. ~ t7ts0; s:iU. 40. 0.s0. l0:0y
y. m Sundays 6:6i a. m. and f;i0 D. IN
Middleooro 6;iO. 7i40. $40 a m; i2:O $40. f;iO
6lO p. IN
Plymouth, 6:4O, 1880 $50 a. M; l2.4O. $40 $40
-. m.
PORTS on Cape Cod. ESQ, $40 a. nj la.iO. SAD
s:iO p
Cottage City. s;4l. iO:O2, q. m.
days..6:5ia q. m
SAn,Geket G;f0. t0;02 a. N.
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To Consider seaIer., ClaIm..

Ottawa. Sept 22.-The Dominion gov
eminent has appointed Mr. Peters,
premier Of Prince Edward Island. and
Mr.. Beique OF Montreal to be council Oh
their behalf before the commission which
VIII meet on the Pacific coast TO take up
the sealers' claims The date OF the sit
ting Of the commission has not been
fxed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22

st Johns y. r. Sept 22.-Newfound-
land Is organizing 10 celebrate Cabots
delivery OF The island next year. A pre-
ilminary meeting attended by Gov.
ernor Sir Herbert Murray. the Roman
Catholic and Episcopalian bishops, and
other leading citizens was held yester-
day
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22
p. P. p, Lippman's Great Remedy, Sayes
a Man From Becoming Cripple.

Mr.. Asa Anmons. u well known
citizen of jacksonville, Florida, was
afflicted by terrible ulcer Medical
skill seemed unavailing in stopping the
ravagcs of the terrible disease. The
leg was swollen and intensely painful,
As the ulccr had eaten its way down
to the very bone. All medicines and
treatments having failed TO effect n
cure, the doctors said the leg must
come off. just when it seemed that
Mr.. Ammons would become a disabled
and crippled man, he tried p. .P. p,
Lippman's Great Remedy, and the re-
suit was wonderful
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-09-22

Poison Ivy. insect bites. bruises, scald-,
burns. ere quickly cured By DeNitts
Witch Hazel Snlvc. the great pile cure.
Johnsious Pharmacy, 500 Westminster
strccf. Hetzgors Pharmacy 23J Ecrth
hsin street: Alireds I'nsrmacy, 6l1 EDDY
otfeck.