The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-31
CONBEhSInG
The Vogue of the Age.
Means BY Which More Is Accom-
plishsd With Less Labor.
That We Are Rapid is Due to
Wonderful Inventions.

In these days the tendency is TO do
everything quickly.
S Machinery of every sort is devised with
this end In view.
1t seems to be the ambition OF man to
be abba to crowd into the least time the
greatest amount Of work.
Unfortunately many endeavor to force
pleasure In the same way. 1t Is not SO
many years ago tnat every letter was
upon its destination by slow means of
conveyance. Articles of everyday use
that are now turned out by tie thousand
by means OF intricate macs inery were
formerly made by hand with tie greatest
ex rtion and expenditure Of time.
No wonder our forafathers spent many
mora hours at business each day than we
are obliged to. They did not have the
telegraph, tho telephone and othcr SIM
liar work saving machines. Intricate
and laborlous prcce ssss were necessary 70
&C com plish the same amount of business
that the average man to-day is enabled to
turn out in very short time, with all
our me dern improvements.
This idea Of "concensina' slows Itself
I'm other ways. lmpo, tsnt rxI Ell e' ts
have rec cantly been Mace wher by "a k.c
OF provisio weighing hut flw pounos
has been found to last soldier for many
days, on long and hard march. Iae
ason for this is. that the elsmepts that
arc necessary to sustain life are found 10
xist In a condensed form In certain ar
ticlss of diet. Tue full know leise of Just
what elements oro cont, ined In ciffersnt
articles of diet, has enabled physicians TO
select exaciIy the ripht kind CT food the
ldier v ill need, aud TO do awsy with
all cumbeI some ana unnecessary rrJNi-
sions
1he SAME end Is also ueht fer In tie
prattics tf medicine. ID ct rs seek this
tciive principles cf druss In thess days
The tendsuoy IA 81 get the concentrated
cIeme rs of mFdioinfs that are knows 10
bn vnluaf lie. ald az minis er smaller uos =.
This method hos shosn itself to he woe
drIfulls sn, Q, ssfrl, as has besn yroved ty
too greater numter cf Itcoverias each
year in our nosritals from what rm-
erly vero consi cred fatal diseas Ant
OF eratigns. As each rev ciscoy,ry has
ba, ono known and rOppl9r, 10 has really
seemed that the limit mad been racc ed
In mans power TO concsntrae III, 50
souyht-after principis.
Now with The discovery CT vintl cli-
max surely eeens to have re u capped.
1t IL tho one rsmeining thing ~ cessary In
the profession OF msflcire trat sill eire
toe coming Doctor n TEL utation OF ro-
lousin9 life that no physician 70 tre
past has ever r.en able 10 nc ieye. ID c.
tore, patients and druggists alike are en-.
thusiastic over tnis rreUnr6tio
1hs druggists r. cogrizi in IL a standard
article that is DouGd w give satifsction.
the pb, sician looks uyon IL rs an ally
that Will give tim famo and homer ~
curing disense. and the patient seizes up
on IT os a medicine who're nsiiis ars
most apparent and at the sstns tina ons
which is devoid Of al obj ctionable feat
ures.
Vincl is tre active medicinnl rrir ci, les
CT tie liver Of the llva COO. tre same
principles tbnu have made crd liver oil
famous as reconstructor and o stopper
OF wustlDg disease Only Virol cor tains
none of the Objectionable features of cod
liver oil. Tho necessary elsn erts AT err
having been extracted, without the ile-
smelling. fatty matter, are aided 10
delicious vine, and there yuu have Vinol
noe patent me edicina, but wputable
ramedy that cannot fail to met with
univers'l approval. ana do nh uniimi,od
amount OF good.