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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26
DEATH NOTICES.

BRUCKFR-In this city, 25th inst, Regina,
wife OF Peter Brucker, aged Iz years.
BICKNELL--ln Boston, 2ith inst. Sarah t.
Bicknell mother of the late George T..
Cranston, aged IS years.
EAGER--In this city, 23d inst, George ".
Eager, aged "a yenrs.
ESTEN-In Lakewood. path inst, at the hnme
of her grandson. Charles r. Stone, Mrs.
Abbie Il. Esten, widow OF Duty Esten, aged
W years.
ENNIS-At Wood River Junction. X. l., 25th
inst. George N. Ennis, aged rs years, 4
months, "a days.
GARDNER.-In this city, 2jth inst Mary A.
Gardner, aged 66 years
sETUvAL--In this city 95th inst, st. Clair
Setuval, aged 2 years.
MASON-In this city, 2ith inst, Miles III.
Mason, aged 81 years, months and IL Gays.
MOLONEY-In Fall River, 18th inst, Mary
E.. beloved wife OF Joseph W. Moloney, aged
~ years.
MUNSTER--In this city, 2jth inst, Lydia W.,
wife Of William A.. Munster. aged 35 yenrs.
SMITH--In ST. Louis Mo-. 25tb inst, William
Tallman Sn it'll of Scranton. Pa, formerly
Of WoonsoclSet aged q! years.
SMITH-In this city. 24th inst. Louise b.,
daughter Of he late Nathan e G. snd Sally
B. Smith of Darlington, X. ].
wOoD-In Burrillviile. 25th inst, Isabel, wife
of Otis w. Wool, agei 81 years.
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YOUR BABY
Can Often Teach You Much.
Instinct Frequently is Better Than
Learning. ass
YOUR BABY


vinol is appreciated by the children II
1t Is by any one.
| Never tefore has a remedy become so
| quickly known, or has there been medi-
cine that hes mst with such universal
! praise.
The discovery of vinol changes the en-
tire complexion of many peoples lives.
The little ones do not realize its real i'm
portance They have learned, however.
that something that they dreaded has
been omitted from their daily experiences.
There Is no one who has children but
has realized how the youngsters naturally
object to fat Of every description. rat is
not proper diet for tho little ones. and
following natural instinct they separate
1t from their oti er food.
Chill fren ars really wonderful little AMI
mails, from whom many important les
sons can be learned. their abhorrence OF
TAT and grease being the most important.
Physicians have known for long while
that lat taken into the stomach Will not
increase weight or make fat and SO II
you find that your children are not nain-
ing as they should, are susceptible TO
all sorts OF chiIdren's ills and frequent
colds, and YOU have known or your coc-
tor has told you In the pest, that they
need reconstructor like cod liver oil.
something to enrich their blood, harden
their bones snd make tteir muscles firm.
then you will be one of the first to avail
yourself of Vinol.
Vinol Is composed of the active medical
rriDciclss found In tie liver OF the live
cod in o.. concentrated form, dissolved In
n delicate tabls wine. Where Vinol Is
used every thing Ia accomplished In the
way Of regulating the cigestive apparatus
and retarsiing waste that could ba done
with cod liver oil. What is more it Is ac-
complished more quickly ard without the
terrible taste aud odor that has always
made cod liver oil SO unpopular.
Tbs Hall u Lyon Co., OF this city. who,
AZ Is well known, are directly connected
with the New York chemists who arr re-
sponsibie for .Vinol's appearance in Amer
ics, will give you further particulars In
regard to Vinol Other druggists every
where, who have their customers weifsre
at feait, ars l-arnipc about Vinol and
recommending 1t To all.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26

0lsdstone the grand old man Of Eng
land, h probably aying. He 10 in his
sishty-ninth year. Salisbury. a far
younger man, II reported to be worn ont
and viii retire from sctivs politics.
Queen Victoria has reached m age whom
every runor Of poor health arousss the
fear that fatal attack has come.
The situation is reminder that the
day for closing the record of what ID
knswn - The Victorian era is approach
ing. The generation that Gladstone and
Salisbury rsprsssntsd has already gone
and new men and new issues confront
England whioh neither of them, 1t would
sppssr. have besn quite abls to grasp
with sid-tins vigor.
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TWELVE PAGES.
THE STATE HOUSE OPPOSITION.

THE STATE HOUSE OPPOSITION
Az indicated by recent uttsranoss Of the
Journal the opposition being made to the
State Hsuss loan on the ground that be-
cause that proposed is not enough NO
msusy at all should be voted, 10 evidently
% feeble that change OF bass 10 thought
70 b nseessary. and 20 the Stats House
commission IL attached ~ incapable Of
Keeping within the limits Of IN appro-
priatiop," and a. not being "practical
men, /" regardless Of the fact that Repre-
sentative Gardner, Mayor Baker and
others Of the Journal's own especial favor
ties were eager to trust the commission
with million and half right off-or at
any rAts. they pretended to b..
At bsst or worst the State House oom-
miesionsrs are bat the representatives Of
the General Assembly and before they
slgnsd the contract with Noroross Bros.
in August. 1896, 1t was publicly known
that that contract only carried the build
ing to the stage now being reached. The
tsrms of the contract were approved BY
the suprsms Court and IL was never un-
dsrstosd that under II the State House
would b completed. At no stage Of their
work have the commissioners exceeded
the appropriations placed at their disposal
In making plans. but have proceeded with
their garment according to the cloth pro-
vided them for cutting.
80 far ~ tho charge that the commits
sionsrs are not practical men. 1t ID to b
recalled that they havs. from the start
worked with the approval Of such expert
authority - the late Richard M. Hunt
Prof. Hamiin Of Columbia Collegs. and
our own respected Morss with other
aEehitects Of sminenca. The fact Is the
State House the commission IL building
Il already famous - mode, 70 the world
Of what such building ought to b.. and
asy attempts to deprive the commission
of the credit due 1t can but fail dismally
and prove Of no value ~ campaign ar
gunsnh The psopls propose to finisA the
Ssate HOUSE In accordance with the plane
and Will vote the appropriation On the
sixth Of April next.
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Steele Mackays. actor. manager. play
wright and apostle of cults Of one kind
and another, has boon dead half dozen
years. 1t il long time, too. since "Ha-
Eel Kirks" was the raging drama of the
country. But a suit between Niackeys
and his partner in the play AZ to divis-
ion Of the prorts has just been decided In
New York court. 1t was begun way
back In 1881.
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WAR BEFORE DIsHoNoR.
The Rev. Mary Baker q. Eddy's Views
on the Situation.

When asked for an expression Of her
Views upon the great question that 10 ag-
itatins the people of the country at pres
ent the Rev. Mary Baker q. EDDY,
founder OF Christian scisncs. said:
In reply to your question. Should
difficulties betwesn the United States and
Spain be settled peacefully by statesman
ship and diplomacy. In . way honorable
aud satisfactory to both nations?' 1 will
saw can SEQ no other way OF settling
ditiisulties between individuals and ma
tions than that Of their wholesome tri-
bunais, equitable law, and sound, ZEN
kept tresties.
"A bullet In mans heart never set.
tied the question az hi . life. The mental
animus goes on. and urges that the
answer tn this question shalt come from
God. and its aaiust mcnt shall be Gcoor. /.
ing 60 His laws Tto characters and lives
Of men determine the pesc-, prosperity
aud life OF nstions Killing mea is not
copsonsnt with the higher law whereby
wrong and Injustice are righted and ex
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26
THE new ENGLAND R R. co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days

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Corrcctc.i 20 cot. ~. 1897
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pAssopt ASR sElE sNb HSsi NSTsRMEbi%rr & STATIONS
ExCEPT FlEIl,s sTATIoN-J;i5 $50
FIELDS sTAfioN-FS Fs3Js.. m. F4aa
Leave rasconV at 5:es 72s a. m. 1894
Irains leave aud arilse boston Old CoioIy
station. plymouth DIV, N. r., N. IA. ~ Il
X. r., Kneeland street.
''s''urda'' only; = y sxgcocR. st0gs oc R';ic' g
7. n. KING. supr
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The Journal ousht to specify that IL
mems the straight Democratic ticket
whsn - speaks Of the ysllow-d ticket,
list the Goo Goo melasss gets itself asso-
siatsd IN the popular mind with that
highly hunerous and Significant title.
The Goo Goo ticEss has number of
great and righteous men on IT, to be
SIRE. some Of whom may b. consistently
vossa for. sinos they are also found on
she straight Republican ticket. But
while its chsrsstsr IL thus quite above re-
prssch, the sources tsat dictated lts
making and thsa quis the Job without
puttine = heed on II ara quite Of the vel.
low-dos typ, We should ~.
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terminated. but ofttimes the oauss Of
these evils.
Whatever weighs In the essrnal scale
OF equity and marcy tips the beam on the
right side. wherein and whereby the I'm
mortal words and deeds Of men alone can
settle all questions amicably and salts
factorily. But II our nation g rights or
honor were seized. every citizen would be
q soldier and woman armed with power
girt for the hour" t1 eg
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26

Populist Tom watsun announces his
retirement from politics and his refusal
of the nomination by the midd le- OF tho
rosdeis for the governorship of Georgia.
The statement that his income from bis
law practice and his writing amounts to
$l2. 900 a year seems to bs sufficient sx-
planstion. though IL isn't the one snat
Tom himself gives.
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A LITTLE HUMoR.

J Yabsley-The was excitement has done me
some good at last.
Wickwire-As TO how?
Yabslsy The landlady won't let her daugh-
ter play the Spanish fandango on the guitar
my more. Indianapolis Journal.
Mrs Styles-You can't believe these depart
ment store adver rtissments, that's fact.
Mr.. styles-Im glad you've come to that
conclusion, at last.
81 read In the advertisement OF ono of them.
Carriage free to any part of the city, and
coupe they laughed at me- '-Yonkers States
man.
Johnny Dick stebbins says he leads dog .
life.
Sammy lsomewhat neglected. What's he
kickin' sboutf Leadin' dogs life at our
house is settin' on mas lap oil the time. an
livin on cream. Chicago Tribune
He-You say you knew / was coming to-
night bow did you know itf Are you gifted
with second sight
she-No. but broke mirror this morning
and that's always sign Of bad luck. --cleve-
land Leader.
Clubnlan No. 1.-The woman marry must
have brown eyes.
Clubman No. 2-Ths ono Of my choice must
have red hair.
Count de Monte Carlo-Ah, for me, care
not 20 color OF 20 hair or 20 eyes, so long a.
my fancee have 20 green backs. Judge.
"The cocktail" said the temperance advo-
cate. sis the vilest cOncoction known TO man."
"wcll, will admit" ssid Drlnktank "that
II Is not an unmixed blessing, Philadelphia
North American.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26

No real gentleman would bs mean
enough to plead with his wife that the
annual consideration Of an Easter bonnet
should be deferred until the war is over.
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MAKniED.

PARKER-FIELD-In Knightsville, 9Th inst,
by Rev. II. X. Wicket, Mr. George II. Parker
and Mrs. Ann Maria Field, both OF Scitu-
ate, X. /.
ORR-WHEELER-In Attleboro, Mass, 2sth
inst mt he residence of the brides pa
rents by Rev.John Wbitehill William p. Orr
ami Bertha II. Wheeler.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26

II the KsntisA Guards have pol ished up
their buttons the country may proceed
- war any old time now.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-26

Think Of the war dramas that will fol
low war Let us have psscs.
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TO CURE A cum IN oSr BAY

Take 1sxativs Bono ouinine Tab e,.. All dru-.
giss refund she noney ~ hfaii. TO cure sse
The ssnuins has l. y. y On ssoh tsbsst
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LET US admit that she was an exception
Let us suppose that nature was wrong in
fsshioning woman 70 be wife and mother
and that maid could he Just as happy by
becoming lawyer or the captain Of n ship
Then the right to homcliness, l am afraid
would be an ideal, Or, in other words, an illu.
sion. Let rs not sneak Of the equality Of ser.
Let M rather admit &C. but the right to
homeliness, once admitted In good society and
practiced on grand scale, would bring about
the end of legitimate love. The New York
lady did not look upon this side OF the aucs.
tion, which. nevertheless, has its Importance
II would be impossible TO compel every
woman 20 be new woman. There must
always remain q consids rable number who
are bound to stick TO the theory OF Rousseau,
to the law Of nature In fact. thcy will lie all
the more numerous because the OPPOSITION of
the other class must necessarily bo weaker
leave 20 be- imagined what would be- their
advantage over the enfranchisod hut uni.
formed virgins who might drill companies un-
der the blazing sun Of Louisiana. Considering
the little Of virtue that Is found among men,
am afraid that They would sll seek the "a.
cicty Of the unfranchised. There are moments
I'm life when the most spiritualistic lean tow.
ard materialisn. Tn these delicate and dan
gerous moments the right 20 homeliness
wonld necessarily lead 20 the bankruptcy of
honest women. Tho Stron ,cst m inded would
do well To think 81 this before starting out
upon the dangerous rusd proposed
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"The right to homeliness would be the
would put an end to the female state placing
woman upon an equality with man, not
fictitious equality, such ~ IL acquired by
diplomas or rules but real euunlty cne
hundred times more important than this right
to vote and bold office. The day when woman
will be able frankly TO say to man, 'You do
not admire me, but l don't care she will
share with him the empire OF the world.
II know very well that the feministes as
pire to this conquest AS the logical completion
OF their edifce. Their aim IL to procure for
woman the means Of an Independents exist
ence, and to give her q wider field of ac-
tivity.
frhe right to homeliness would be tho best
proof Of their victory. | may add that the
thing would become necessity. business
woman has no need of being pretty. IL is
more convenient for her to have no seq, to be
a neutral creature, like the toiler In a nest
OF ants II would be hazardous to say
that women would be contented with
such q situation. Sophie Kovnlevska, the
great mathematician, died Of regret the had
the misfortune to fall in love with man who
saw nothing In her but aneutrnl creature and
had not the slightest idea of marrying her
Sophie Kovalevska became despondent and
died. after having requested friend to write
10 the young women who might be tempted
to initiate her example and reocl against the
law of nature.
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FOR sALE-Two splendid cot.egc lots on
iarwick Neck. Apply 20 y. kusseii brown
TT
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TIE NEWS
DAILY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
44 AUOxl0N1Bua
kSSSso1' kSns%' 4; s1g,,sss T..sSss.s s:!'sse ..ss.x
Asrsa niikman. Furniture. IN Eddy %
ALOPECIAL HAIR 0RowEA
Mn q \ hemingway. C26 Westminster -
AWNINGS. TENTS AND FLA0s
yssd v. Folsom = Co. ios Dyer street.
BANKS.
Merchants National. 20 Westminster street.
Industrial Trust Co., 10 westn,inster street.
Mechanics Savings hnpk. 20 wey hosset street
ss nion Tss cs Hsn s ss srs
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Bryant ~ Stratton. 8Ss Westninste street
DU1GLAR AND FIRE PROOF sAYEA
u y Deming. all EDDY street.
COAL AND w0OD.
Sohn h White 3 Son. wsybossst strssA
kohert H. Smith - Co., % South Water strtsA
EAs Pomroy Coal Co q weybossss strssA
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
William r. Hudson. IL Richmond street.
CARPETS. RAGS AND UPHoLsTERY.
y H 0ladding d Co.. 2N Westminster strssA
CUSTOM TABOR.
Isaac s. Cole. 30s Westminster street.
CIVIL ENGINEER AND 'sCRyEyOR.
J. A. Latham. 81 weyb isset street
DREssMAKING AND CUTTING.
Dressmaking and Cutting Academy. after the
French Tailor system. Prof A Tsssmer s4J
Westminster street. pfs t
ylaIn suits, "a. fancy trimmed So: perfer;
mt guaranteed Miss L. Eearse. 100 Lock
wood street.
DENTISTS.
II. q. Spencer Dental Rooms .85 Arcade Bldg
Dr. A. 4. Kirby. l3t Msthewsbn street
L. r.. f5nattuck, Slo Woy DO8Sct strooe
Walter L Sweet l45 Westminster street.
W. D.Porter.aS Westminster st .op. shepards
DOCTORS wosIEv's prSEAsEs.
Dr. Annie Il. simmons. 2E Washin ,ton a..
ELASTIC AND STRING IRUssEs.
Dr. IT, Hamilton, 2l2 Union St. cor. Wey ybosset
HORSE CLOTHING.
Congdon & Carpenter Co.. l07 North Main vt.
----------------------------
HARDWARE.
W. b. Thompson, s53-S5S Westminster street.
HORSES AT AUCTION.
d. Ahenrn & Co. 136-i40 rorrance street.
INSURANCE..
Starkweather q Sherley, IL Custom House ST.
Merchants Insurance CS.. 10 Weybosset street
Equitable Fire Marine Ins Co., Eqt Bldg.
q. 1. &. II: J: Gross: No: r.anig.n bn,.dinv
M Carpenter . sons. 2 Westminstsr area
KUTLrRY THAT KUTs.
0Fnsgt Hunold, $40 Westminster street.
LAUNDRY.
3eoeupolitan Laundry Co.. 100 Snow street
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING.
Try Al9peii... .or ios aa.r anl saip dr.. 5
T. Hemingway, 0,5 Westminster street,
LIFE INsURANCE.
Charles C. Clarke Ia weybosset s.reat
kADIEy DREssEs& WAISTS CLEANED
nrs A. l. Webster. s7s Westminster street.
MONEY TO LOAN.
= 4. Foster q Co., cor. Dorrance d weybosssA
Isaac l.. Gof. corner Dorrauoe ~ WeybosseN
Peoples Loan a Trust Co., "a North Main 81
William Il. Draper 81 Co., 6 Dorrance street
MAsONs' MATERIALS.
nG,chesfer q Hudson, 80 Point street.
MACHINIsT.
Thomas Jackson. 225 Dyer street
MIi-L 5UfPLtEs.
Brown Bros. Co., 6s Exchange pIac.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Mre NJ parrata Morgan. AS Westminster ST.
OPTICIAN6
y. Eastmon, 81 Aborn street
Blake Bros. IS Snow street.
Hewbury. 105 Mathewsun street.
3. Paine, l02 Westminster street.
OIL STOVES.
Waltsr Coleman s. Sons, 800 a0S. So. Water - |
PLUMBER
v. b Thompson, s53 s., Westminster street.
PROMOTERS.
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RIGHT TO BE HOMELY.
Mme. Arvedc BarIne Risks the Follow
ing Advice to the Strong Minded.

IAN American new woman boldly claims
the right OF her sex to LONELINESS says Nine.
Barine In the Figaro. "At meeting in New
York the other day she .said in substance
'Has q woman tho right to 10 homely p
Men will not admit IL. According to them.
beauty is our first duty And what heap of
stupid things they have said upon this sub
ject, an what lot of absurdities they have
also made us say. But believe firmly in
woman's right to be homely."
lit IL hardly necessary to say that she does
not mean the disfiguremsnts which nature
infiicts upon many. The lady only refers to
acquired homeliness, such ~ unhecoming cos
tunes, carelessncss contempt of vanity, and
OF all the perversities in the art of pleasing.
''sinoe the world began women have tried
to please men. They are obliged TO do 40, be-
cause upon that their entire life depends.
Rousseau gives the reason for this In u page
In 'L'Emile,' against which an English wo-
man, the celebrated Mary Wollenstonccraft,
the first new woman, vigorously protested.
The men, the men, always the men, she
cried, and her followers Of the present day
repeat the same thing. Nothing can bring
out more clearly the dependence of one sex
upon another than this constant preoccupa-
tion to please the master, the bread winner.
Only the privileged ones ask him for bappi-
ness. The greater number are contented
with the necessities Of life for them selves
and for their children.
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FOX sALE--Nine-ro room cottage nc Oak.
land Beach. Apply 10 J. d Randall. 20 oak
land Beach avenue nov2.tf
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fox SALE -KAAl. L,1A9H.

FOR sAI.E--Tsn-room moose, i04 burnss
street. Apply to -. kussen Brown. d
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NB1 YORK, NRY HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM

FINE tables giving fall Infermstisa
- 70 lssal aid through trails service
nay b obtained at Prsvidsnss Sta
tios sad stations below.
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YOUR CLOCK Is OUT uF ORDER.
Drop us u line: we will call for and delrvcr
II In perfect order cheaper and better than
any ono else. HOSMER. Westminster and
franklin sta and az N. Main 1t aull-tf d
The herald., 1898-03-28

woman. 1t was her participation that lifted
1t up from what was considered an exhibit
ton of freakishness. can easily remember
the time when was jeered wherever was
seen on bicycle. 1t was considered an
undignified and almost imbecile exhibition
to appear on bicycle. But when women
began to ride and added dignity to the ex-
ercise. opinion changed. Respect for wo-
men led to respect for cycling, and when
people had become accustomed to the
wheel they we're only too glad to adopt it,
Q o O
Homer Selby. the brother of Kid Nc
Coy, has secured the refusal of Tomlin-
son hall for the week of the national meet,
and expects to put on a big athletic carni-
val for at least three nights at Indianapo-
lis. He will have some of the best talent
In the country there, and will give the
wheelmen Of the country an opportunity of
seeing the aspirants for pugilistic honors
In the different classes handle themselves.
There WILDE no fights and the contests will
be limited to straight boxing but it will be
an opportunity to see number of good men
together. Mccoy will be one of the at
fractions at the ''ali-night smoker" This is
McCoy's home. and he readily consented
when asked to assist in the entertainment
of the wheelmen.