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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08
AlFREDIAN LADIES.

AuXiliary No. 4 held very success
ful meeting Thursday in, Arnold Post
hall, Westminster street. President
Sister Freelove presided. There were
large number OF visitors from auM-
liaries Nos /, and g. Routine Of open
ing was transacted Several applicants
for membership were received on mo-
tion they were accepted and duly ini-
tiaded into the order. The hall COM
mittee reported progress. The special
committee on supplies reported having
secured same; bill was presented and
ordered paid For the good of the or
der "A song was rendered entitled
Don't Say Good Bye" by Deputy
FreelOve, remarks by several Of tho
members and a song by Sister Louise
Latham entitled Loves Golden
Dream" The president then closed tho
meeting in due form TO meet again
April 20 In the same place.
Auxiliary No. l held their regular
meeting I'm Freedom hall Tuesday
President Sister Martin presiding. Pro
TEN. appointments were made. Sister
Heaven was reported improving. Two
applications were received ana one re-
instatement was made. The president
appointed the following: Sisters Nor
row, Tranter and Batter as sick COM
mittee. After remarks on the good OF
the order by Sisters Tranter, Worth
and Bartham the auxiliary informally
adjourned for the usual sOcial.
The sisters or this auxiliary are re-
quested TO meet AT the house OF Past
President Sister Morrow % Blundcll
street. Wednesday afternoon, April u
10 discuss the organization of an 5.
egcictv
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ODD FELLOWS.

There was an attendance OF nearly
200 at the meeting OF Dorcas Rebekah
lodge Thursday evening. and this in
cluded Deputy Grand Mrs. John III.
Battey and board, and delegation from
Victoria lodge Of Central FAILS. The
degree was conferred upon two can
didates and would seem as II the work
could not be performed with any more
impressiveness than on this occasion.
each member of the degree team being
perfect in her work and demonstrated
conclusively that the ''men folks" of
the order will have to look we'll TO their
honors. After the work speeches were
i'm order and a tempting repast was
served.
Roger Williams lodge does not take
kindly To the idea of another secret So
ciety preseSting the park with "a wild
animal, ana they not, so the matter
was taken up for consideration Tues
day evening. Lions. tigers. bears and,
in fact, all sorts OF animals were men
toned until Past Grand George Il. Kill
ner arose and with a smile that lit up
the lodge room said: Brothers. / know
what Wei do. Wen just give Roger
Williams park goat Not Beer Hill
goat, but a real genuine Imported
goat" and. continued he. wasn't this
goat named after Roger Williams. and
wasn't Roger Williams park named
after this lodge. Well | guess So" The
lodge voted 10 make Brother Kilner a
committee to select purchase and pre-
sent TO the park goat. He having. so
II is said, a perfect knowledge OF the
habits and characteristics OF mat
handsome animal. Genial George beg
ged TO decline the honor, bat the lodge
insisted and so he closed by saying:
We'll lock up your goats"
On Wednesday evening, April 26,
Mayflower lodge win celebrate the 26th
anniversary OF the lodge and the sOth
Of the order by holding an entertain
ment and supper I'm Valentine hall.
Two candidates received the initia-
tory degree at the meeting OF Manufac-
turers lodge Tuesday evening.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of Swarts lodge Wednesday
evening when the initlatory degree was
conferred upon one candidate. Past
Grand Representative George +. Mac
Kinnen made one OF his very enjoyable
speeches On Monday evening a whist
party Will be helj and on the follow
ing Wednesday evening the first de-
gree will be given one or more candi-
dates.
One application for membership was
received at the session OF Pilgrim lodge
last evening.
Mt. Vernon lodge had a short session
Wednesday. The entertainment by the
Social club last evening was very sue
cessful. The bean s.pper OF the Auxil-
iary Society that was to be held April
II has been postponed. Next week we
so visiting again.
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BRITISH GUARDS BAND.
Lieut. Godtreys Organization Gave Two Splendid
Conceris In lntaItY Hall.

Despite the heavy rainfall last even-
ing there was large audience at In
fantry hall to listen To the splendid
concert given by Lieut.. Dan Godfrey's
magnificent British Guards band and
a greater success than that OF a week
ago was scored by the trans Atlantic
musicians under the direction of their
famous bandnaster. While the excel
lence OF the music was more than sufii-
Cient inducement 20 attract the large
audiences which attended the concerts
both afternoon and evening, there Is
no doubt that the fact that "A large
share of the proceeds was TO be do
mated To the Saturday Hospital fund
also contributed towards swelling the
attendance. for the charity Is one that
calls for generous support
The band, IL possible played even
better than IL did on It's former visit
To Providence, while the handling OF
the players by Lieut. Godfrey, in the
more difficult competitions clearly
showed what thorough command he
had over the splendid organization. If
there is one feature more than another
for which the band Is to be commended
IL Is it's wonderful precision in the mat
ter Of tempo and also the absence OF
the more or less metallic stridency
military bands. The sweet tones which
are obtained. even in the fortissimi
passages are the result Of the splendid
array of wc0d-winds that Lieut. God
frey uses. and 10 the splendid players
that use the instruments SO master
fully.
The program OF last evenings con-
cert was as follows: Overture, Fam
pa" Herold: selection. "reminiscences
OF Verdi" Verdi. Mr.. Hughes, clarion
ct: Mr.. Evans, eupnonium; Mr.. Ather-
ly. trombone: Mr.. Kettlewell, cornet.
Flute solo, Clinton Mr.. Redfern;
march. The British Guards" G. \. r.
Harriss: cornet solo. The Lost
Chord" sullivan. Mr.. Kettlewell The
Mabel Waltz" Thy requesD. ID. God
frey: selection, The Mikado." Sulli-
van: bassoon soi, Lucy Long ID.
Godfrey Mr.. Stewart Campbell: waltz,
Jolly Companions" Nolestcdt, \ylo-
Army Alliance air by -. Godfrey;
Nautical fantasia. England and Ame-
rica" Arr. by -. Godfrey: God Save
the Queen" star Spanglcd Banner
The work OF the sDloists WAS al that
could De desired. particularly that OF
Mr.. Redferu. Nho. os nutlst. stands
certainly I'm the very tlrst rank. Great
enthusiasm was lroused by Lieut. God
frev's composition. England and
America" and cheers and applause
filled the hall az lts c0pclusion. AZ
the afternoon concert a very PLEASING
program was given. and u included.
by request. thc famous waltz. The
Guards which was composed by
Lieut. Godfrey for th" marriage Of the
Prince and Princess of Wales.
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RED MEN.

Moshassuck tribe, at the session
"Wednesday evening, made John Ash
worth. James f. -Rielly. R. G. Hender-
son, John +. Ford and George Coffin u
committee to arrange for a visit TO
Weenat- -Shassit. tribe Newport. and TO
present that tribe with Pocassets fra
ternal "teepee" The committee decided
TO make Wednesday. May 10, the date
and 90 charter steamer for the oc-
casion. so that all members OF the or
der who care To could take part. Tick
cts can De procured from the commit
tee or from A. w. WoodcOck. wltn w.
II. Brown 33 EDDY street.
one application for membership was
received at the meeting OF King Philip
tribe Tuesday evening. Great Senior
Sycamore Hibbard was among tn,
visitors. The chiefs degree was re-
hearsed.
Candidates are stiE rolling in In good
round numbers and everything still
points TO success for the event that II
To be held in Infantry hall, Thursday
evening April 20
Weenat-Shass tribe at Newport ha
chartered the steamer Rambler for
April 20.
The "tra ling post" Of Pocasset tribe
was opened Thursday evening with a
boom that is characteristic OF this
tribe
one application for membership was
received az the meeting OF Tahoma
tribe Tuesday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08
A MAN CAN'T WORK
When He d. Suffering With Piles.
RE Can't Eat, Sleep, Can't Get Conn
fort Any Way But one--- Pyramid
Pile Cure Will Cure Him; Give In
staut Relief

Just,a little pain may 50 distract a
mans life that it will cost him hundreds
of dollars. Life is a battle. To sue
ceed one needs all his energies and all
his brain force to apply 10 the ques-
tion at hand. Even corn Will make
him irritable. cross. angry-and an
angry man seldom succeeds. The trlf-
ling pain of q corn Is a pleasant feeling
besides the agoniZing ache of piles.
That is "A pain which seems 10 pervade
the whole body. II communicates itself
TO all parts near the seat of the trouble
and brings on a heavy dragging FEELING
i'm the perineum. Those who do not 50
suffer DO not know what it means. 1t
racks the nerves. prevents sleep, pre-
vents concentrated thought and makes
"a man lose flesh as fast rs he would
with Virulent fever.
And yet piles are looked upon as lit
tle thing. They are neglected allowed
80 ran from month TO month and from
year 10 year. BY and by comes a su-si-
cal operation. Maybe Il cures-maybs
it kills
There Is only one cure. safe and qulcis
cure for piles. 70 is tho Pyramid Ptl-
cure II is recent discovery end its
properties are such that IL cleSnsef.
soothea and heals the inhamed rar,s.
reduces the Inflammation az once and
with continued treatment. removes al
swelling and al trace or disease. Ir
puts the membranes in q healthy act
I've condition and cures completely and
permanently.
From G. r. Collins. Garnctt: II clr-
iuenced using the Pyramid Pile cure.
bat my case was so bad that I was
afraid the remedy would fnn. bur b.
fore I had used two-thirds of 81 DocN-
age / began 20 feel much better aud
can honestly say i am entirely cured. -
t. the ouickest and sure. remedy l
have ever heard Of"
From Josiah Roberts. Port Dram y.
J.. Just oue-oiisrter of n package of
The Pyramid Pile cure did wonGer, for
me ard ] have lost no opportunity ot
recommending such a wonderful REM
eds.
From Wm. MeHs1e. Rockpfr. Aass..
"One package of Pyramid Pie Cute has
helped ne more than ANYTHING l faNs
yet used.
Pyramid pile cure l. SOLD rs drug
glats generally II your drn<gift doesn't {
keep ii hc viii gcf n Tor you ~ you ask
him. Hook oE cause aud cure ~ piles
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Marshall M.ea. 81
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h0ME CIRCLE.

Mrs. Herbert Kenyon was awarded
the first ladies' prize, a silver pitcher
and tray. by score of As at the Home
Circle whist i'm King Philips hall last
Monday evening and Mrs. Flint the
second prize, a silver cream spoon,
while a bon bon dish went TO Mrs. ID.
Smith as the third prize. Mr.. n. w.
DuXbury received the bust Of Mozart
as the first gentlemen's prize and Mr.
Russell Chamberlin received the sec
ond prize and Mr.. CheeVer Lufkln OF
Pawtucket carried off a glass cigar
holder as the third prize. Twenty -one
tables were used and the usual inter-
est prevailed through the evening. Nexs
Monday evening the playing will con-
tinue and the six prizes 10 be offered
for the three ladies and the three gen
tlemen making the best scores VIII be
intended To give the same excellent
satisfaction as heretofore.
Providence council will hold its regu.
lar semi-monthly meeting i'm Kina
Philips hall Monday evening at
clock FOR the transaction of the rou-
tine business Of the council.
Next Wednesday evening, April 18th
will be the regular meeting of America
council of Pawtucket at which a full
attendance of the members is desired.
Monday evening. April 18th. Will be
the next regular meeting OF Olneyvills
council i'm Library hall, and Of Univer-
sity council I'm King Philips hall.
The many friends Of Leader w. Ralph
Williams Of University council will be
pleased 10 know that he has so far
recovered from his recent illness as to
be about at his place of business al
formerly
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PILGRIM FATHERS.

There was a convocation held by
Providence, Pawtucket. Westminster
and Narragansett colonies Of this order
i'm place OF the last regular meeting of
Providence colony The convocation
was the design OF Nelson Nottage.
worthy governor of Providence colony.
After the usual tests as To the knoWl-
edge of colony affairs by the members
present. a number of the gentlemen
from the different colonies were given
an opportunity to speak of the noble
deeds the order was doing. Pilgrims
Carpenter of Pawtucket colony. Hew-
litt of Narragansett. and Nelson \.
Nottage, is was found. were going to
journey to the meeting of the supreme
colony i'm Boston the 5th inst. They
told about what would be done >)y them
there. \ good supper was enjoyed by
the members present at the convoca-
fion
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08

NOTICES
BAPTIST.

DAT
Broadway. Rev V Osterhout. pas'
tors : I0:45 a m, sermon by pastor 10
Ancient order of United Workmen,
y m: evening service 1:l5.
Dyer Ave Chapel-S l:45 y m; even
ing service 8.
frnion-Preaching at lO:45 "A m by Rev
r. Bromley: = = 12:15: Y Il : 6 IL 6:90i
sermon by Rev James * Ever at 1:3o.
Fourth, Scott and Bacon SITS. Robert
Cameron, ID ID, pastor-Services lo'ie
m and 7:30 p m; ; Il m.
Stewart St-Preachng by the Rev j
* Ever at 1045. subject Genuine
Christians" S 1915; Gospel concert
7:3O: sermon bby the pastor. Rev Ed
win Bromley. subject, "Beholding Hi'
Departure;" Lords supper after SER
mon.
Jefferson st. Rev w II Palmer, pas
tor-Preaching 10:45. The First Last;
B : 12:15; Y p : G j. 6;l5; song SER
vice and sermon, "A Wise Prayer
: 1:30s -
Central-1O:45. morning service. the
pastor will preach; 1915. ;; Gas, B
Y II L: 7:30. Mrs Reynolds of Boston
will speak on "A Trip i'm Mexico
Cranston St-Preaching by pastor
10:45 a m. followed by baptism; ; $
1915 p m; c Il $3.50 IN; preaching
1880 y m.
First. Rev II NJ King. ID D. pastor
Public worship with sermon lO:45 and
7:3O; ) $ 12:15; Y Il S G $50.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First OUnitarian). Benefit and Bene-
VIOLENT Sts- $ $50; public worship
1915: Il G u: vespers T. y + X II
7:30: the minister, Augustus VI Lord
will preach morning and evening; the
Easter morning music will be repeated
at vespers,
Thornton-s S 2:So; praise servic,
with sermon by the pastor, w II Starr
$40.
Elmwood Temple--Preaching by th'
pastor Rev r. Tallmadge Root. l0:il
a m subject Selfish W. Gnsefish
Holiness" 7:30 The Inhumanity OF
War" music by male chorus at thy
evening service.
Westminster CTnitariane-Scrvice a.
10:45. Rev g w Wendte OF Boston viii
preach: S $ 12:15.
Union Broad and Stewart Sts--
Wallace Nutting preaChos-Worship at
t0:i5. subject THE Passing of Privi-
leges:" 7:20. subject surprising Val
ucs I'm Rejected ore" u G r. az
$50.
Central. Angel St-Services 10:45 m
and AIS p m. the pastor Edward g
Moore. will preach. afternoon topic.
Some Of Christ's Ideas of Man and
Cod" S $ 1910 y m; Y i ; = Il 5:15
p m.
Edgewood. shaw Ave-Prcaching by
VIM r hin at l0:4j; : : at i2:15; all
are welcome.
Olney StUnitarian)-S Service at l0:45,
address by Mr. Robert Taylor OF Tuskc-
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Factors I'm the Educational Problem, "
Lotus Group for children, 3.
Wayland Chapel. South Angel 81
and Wayland Ave--S = 3 y m: evening
1:30. preaching by Rev y j Wheeler.
Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day
Saints. Eagle Hall, No. 727 Westmiu
ster St-Preachlng service y m; ) $
l:45 y m.
Y NJ g \ Buildings y m, Mems
meeting, address by Nerrenice Munger.
Esq. of Ansonia. Conn, "a Rejoicing
city" solos by Mr. q IL Pearse; 4;45,
Boys Rally: Mems meeting this (Sat-
urday) evening at s.
Endothen Lecture Rooms, 81 Parade
St--3 y IN, subject. Radiation by
Prof. Charles \. Jacques.
Free Evangelical. Richmond st. John
Hale Larry. pastor-Morning service ut
10:45. pleasant Sunday; evening SER
vice at $780, subject. "A Living Soul: "
choice musical program.
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A UNION FAIR.
Opened In Music Nall BY Inc West Side and The
Magnolia SccaI Clubs.

The West Side and Magnolia clubs
had n union Nair in Music Hail last
evening, and 4 will remain open until
saturday evening next. The haH was
prcttly decorated and the several
tables were qnite an ornament to tiSc
fair Special attractions are provided
each evening. last night kids shoe
race vas gn tine cards and trick b-
rgUIa ridihx .xhlhuDr Nv Prof Frank
HouEhtOn lie is Well Hnnnu snd his
ability as an squlllDilst 1n thc wheel
s generally recygniaeA
Dancing MI be one 0f The main st-
fractions. a1t the caItrr 81 uhe iiJer
space is lu excellent condition aut is
separated from tho ltiaitc" Of the hall
to d. used rnr fne Iduccrs. While au
rvceuenf og~hestr.i prstides The music.
Tonight there Wil be caas walk sn1
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orders : : -. = :. ,* =
= : and Societies

Joseph O. Anthony OF Elmwood lodge.
Monday evening the officers OF the
Grand Lodge will visit What Cheer
lodge, and they will be accompanied
by the Past Chancellors Association.
The member OF What Cheer lodge ex-
tend cordial invitation TO all. This
lodge lost by death of it's charter and
most popular members, Henry II.
Rounds, brother and "A citizen well
known by many. be, for many years.
supplying thousands OF citizens with
cider. Brother Rounds will be buried
from 43S Washington street tomorrow
at , o'clock. He was also a member OF
What Cheer company OF the Uniform
Rank
The Past Chancellors' Association
visited Perseverance lodge Tuesday eve
ming, and were very pleasantly enter
tained.
Sergt. Treu OF the First Rhode Is
land regiment. and "A member of Orien-
tai lodge, called upon Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal William A. Wilson
Wednesday.
Eureka lodge will hold an open meet
ing Tuesday evening.
Past Chancellor Joseph Mills has been
elected marshal for the union visiting
committee.
The rank OF knight was conferred up
on one candidate at the session OF
Rhode Island lodge Monday evening.
There was nothing OF Importance
came up for consideration at the ad-
Nisory board Monday evening.
George II. Rowe OF 50. Johns lodge.
and an actor died at his hotel I'm New
York last week, and his remains were
brought To this city. and were buried
from the home. OF his mothcr-in-law,
Mrs. j. IA. Wheeler, on Washington
street, Sunday.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

The grand chancellor and suite have
arranged for the following official visi
tatons:
What Cheer lodge. Monday. April 10,
Charles +. Chickering lodge, Wednes
day, April 10; Providence lodge. Thurs
day, April %; Sterling lodge, Tuesday.
May 8, Damon lodge. Tuesday. May l6;
Rhode Island lodge. Monday. May %;
Elmwood lodge, Wednesday, June :.
- One week from Monday evening
Rhode Island lodge will celebrate its
tenth anniversary with a reception,
banquet and ball. and all TO be on an
elaborate scale.
The reception will be from 730 TO s
o'clock and this will be followed by a
banquet and at 10 O'Clock dancing will
be in order Guests of honor will be
G.. c.. John c. Purkis and Il. G.. c.,
Frederick T.. Phillips of Rhode Island;
G.. c., Frederick r.. White and Il. G.. c.,
Samuel Holman of Massachusetts. with
ladies; special guests, c. V. G., Robert l.
Clegg: G.. X. of IL. x s., William A.
Wilson: s. r., G. a. Lee. :. r., l.. r..
Davis and ID. @. c., Il. Ii. Bowen, with
ladies and representatives of the press.
ON Sunday, April l6, memorial ser
vices Will be held in the lodge room. %
Westminster street, at O'Clock, in tri-
butte of deceased members, who are as
follows: II. Affron, w. O. Miller G. II.
Wilbur, H. Alexander, j. w. Padel-
ford. James A. Charnley. T. V. G., &. G.,
and grand prevate OF Rhode Island.
The following is the program for this
occasion: L. G.. c., Frederick T.. Phil
lips will deliver the Grafton: Samuel II.
Spinning organist; select quartette, j.
Irving Davis, director, Mrs. NJ. ID. Mas
on. soprano: Mrs. \. :. PoWe, ContraltO;
In 4 a
Lee bass. Music during the following
selections VIII be presented by the
= euartette: Abide with Me- Il Would
Not Live Always Something Sweet
to Think Of May our Slumbers Be
All Rest" The committee of arrange
ments consists Of u. c., j. f. McQuil-
Ian; G.. c.. II. q. Morton; v. g., n. II.
Payne; i. c., j. !. Davis; Il. G.. w. :.
Ballou; \. Manchester Hussey, k. of Il.
d s., secretary.
Elmwood lodge held meeting gilmore
than ordinary interest Wednesday eve
ming. there being work In the rank OF
esquire and this was given I'm n most
perfect manner. Deputy Grand Chan
Cellor Thomas Tribe with the assistance
OF Grand Prelate John ogden, Past
ChanCcllors Charles Proctor ana Joseph
Mills installed Past Chancellor &. II.
Cady as master-at-arfns. After this
the grand outer guard who has quite
recently returned from the war, gave
his experiences. which proved 90 bc
very interesting. Short addresses We're
made by the other officials. after which
a substantial collation. was served.
Next Wednesday the third rank. with a
number of new eaturcs added 60 those
now in vogue. will be given. and on
Monday evening complimentary On
tertainmcnt will be given by the social
committee.
On Tuesday evening the union visit
ing committee, accompanied by Elm
wood Drum corps. will make cali upon
burnside lodge at Bristol. and that
lodge viii be presented with a trophy.
The spokesman IL To- be Past Chancellor
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take place on the cath of April; Past
Rear Admiral Osbon will be present.
The headquarters looks very cosy with
the capstan. the boat hawitzer ana
other relics in shipshape fashion The
committee will report upon the dog
watch at the next meeting The bosh
was ordered to pipe down at four bells.
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NAVAL VETERANS.

Farragut Association met In It's hall
in the Aldrich building. AZ Washington
street Saturday night. Capt. Joseph
clifford I'm command. The regular rou-
tine business was dispensed with.
Shipmatcs Grover. Clark ana Swan
reported u the sick bay. The commit
tee on hall made their report and were
discharged. The annual dog watch Will
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08

known as an lndcfatigable worker. ever
ready TO do all In his power TO advance
Alfredianism. He Is also prominently
connected with the Alfredian Ladies
being special deputy OF auxiliary No.
3 OF Rhode Island. He occupies an I'M
portant position IN Loyal Perseverance
lodge, /. %. O.. T., NJ. ~. and is wei
known all over the state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08

IN HEART DISEASE IT WORKS
LIKE MAGIC For years my greatest
enemy was organic t'aft bIsras'
from uea-lnass and pilpitation it de-
y.Isped into abu1rna 'Ictlpn. thump.
INK. huttcrlhE and choking SENSATIONS
Dr AgnsW'p cure for the Heart sAvt
Instant relief. and tha bad symptoms
have entirely disappeared. NJ h. a "a ri
d-r-Hprker. fnf my ease WJs chronic
-Iey. T.. = Dana pUtsburg pd-i6
Sold by GiaudinE a. Ei1rdIng. g
WY bnsset streets Geo. T.. cabin & CO..
G. s. Main street and Hall n Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08
DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

Al the last meeting Of Eliza Garfield
council considerable business Of impor-
tance was transacted. The matter re-
garding a new ball was discussed ana
il was unanimously voted to hire Mount
Hope Hiatt su that the HVEr meeting
could be held therein.
Sister Wilson was reported seriously
ul. The degree team will initiate two
candidates at the next meeting.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-08

a lazy liver makes lazy man. Bur
dock Blood Bitters is the natural, new
er failing remedy for a lazy liver
Ordinary household accidents have
ma terrors when there's a bottle of Dr.
Thomas Eclectric oil in the medicine
chest. Heals burns. cuts. bruises.
sprains Instant relief
las The little colds that grow into big
colds: the big colds that end In CON
sumption aud death. Watch the little
colds. Dr Woods Norway pine Syrup'
Eczema. scild head. hives. itchinass
~ the skin Of any sort. instantly rc-
leved. permanently cured. DJau's
Ointment. At any drug store.