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AWNINGS.

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AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Canopies. Chairs, Tables and Tents 10
LEI. F. SHELTON. COS 6th-ave.; telephone
call sQo-9Sfh
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ART DEALERS.

A. MILLER. 1872 West 23d-st.-Paintings.
Etchines, Frames. Mirrors. Gallery OF
American Paintings Restoring. DeghGing.
ARTISTIC Frames. Artists Materials,
Water Colors. Etchings. oil Paintings;
specialty fegilGing. PHILIP SUVA1. 81
East 5sth-st.
THOMAS a. WILMURT'S SONS, So East
13th-st.. manufacturers OF fine gold
francs. regildng q SPECIALITY.
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A HEALTH ExERCIsER.

If YOU really desire good health send for
circular. 40 engraVinRs. free. Prof.
pOWD's Chest, Lung and Bust Developer.
East l4th-st.. Now-York.
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HARDWARE.

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HARDWARE for store. shop Office. hotel
and home use. Of standard quality. JAS.
II. BRAKES SONS. II 4th-ave.
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IVORY GOODS.

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r. GROTE e. CO., ia East 14th-st.-Es-
tablished 1s47: ivory toilet articles. tor
toise- shell goods. billiard materials. bowl
ing alleys and sporting goods: repairing
promptly done.
MANUFACTURER OF Toilet Articles.
Billiard Balls. Checks. Miniature Ivory;
repairing in ali branches a speciality. A.
JOSEPH KAPP SONS IVORY CO.. ia
East 14th-st.
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e.; las sd-ave.. between Ss,h sna 71th
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SIRE POP INSECT POWDER.

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SURE pop INSECT POWDER
is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES. WATER BUGS BED BUGS;
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ave and i4th-st.. i42 coiumbus-ave. near
West 66th-st.; l06 West i2d-st., near 9th
ave 02 East lsth-st 257 West 42d-st..
between 7th and sth ayes: l53 East nth
ST.: ] .33s 3d-ave.. between 10Th and 1'th
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MASONIC BOOKS & GOODS.
~-~~--o>c-~~<~c~-c>-cs "<~r>->>>>-
N ILLUSTRATED History OF Free
~ masonry. Regalia, Jewels.
wv Pins. Charms and Lodge sup
* plies. REDDING a. CO.. 2l2
~ \ broadway Sew-York.
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MEDALS AVID BADGES.

ATHLETIC. bicycle. college and school;
fine presentation medals speciality
John u. LENNON 70 Ntssau-st
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS

FOR WINDOWS; also aluminium and
bronze. enamelled steel advertising signs;
numbers and municipalities for hotels,
steamships and private dwellings. BEN
FIELD. oS Fulton-st.
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DOGS a. CAT HOSPITALS.

NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
III West 2jih-st. telephone sSi--lotn.
irr. managers Canine Cemetery
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COINS, MEDALS. CURIOs.

NETWORK com AND STAMP CO.. s52-
$50 Bro idway. n. Y.-Largest stock In
America. Reliable buying catalogue. Zoe.
COINS Highest prizes paid for early
American gold silver and copper coins.
Premium list. 10c. LYMAN II. LOW, PSI
lth-aNS
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TRANSLATORS,

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TRANSACTIONS IN all languages at lIo
Park Row, y. Y. FRUGONE q BAL
IFTTO.
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BICYCLE SADDLE EXCHANGE

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BICYCLE '"The name tells the game.
SADDLE All makes sold on trial.
EXCHANGE 20 West Broadway. y. Y.
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r,oTrEs SILVER. CtRIOS.

..,oooo~Oo~.oNN o-ooc".o.o.c ~
W. Y.AxTHIER's ART GALLbRf.
1Tu AVE. NEAR 9th ST.
syp,h,tion and for sac, tiae specimens men,
" pfco. DETAILLE: pJPRE;, II p0SSI
eelc.IpFYER. CLAlRIN. lNNf,SS, r l.I.1 "
s oenhSsoN' VERNF1T. DEsGoFFE VEbi;
KAxNERER wATTEhr nd ,s sts' k r1.S
poees' se,eils vatagans. silver porcelaihs'
gun gun Also old gold and antiques bought.
- rBI,E's ART GALLERY. 100 West
"s2d-st near e,h-syeAnoq5 ass G paint.
of1 miniatures and weapons. Old gold
bought.
prrIOCK's 351 Fourth-ave.-On
.,,hibi,ion. a ine ''Hobhema' and othe-
.,s nain.ings and antiques.
AT sacrifice. several fine old pain,ings'
r,rfos antique mahogany furniture
,,.SuATTAN co, 33S 4th-ave.
oRAGG ANTIQUES CO. ll6 Vest 80, I'D
~ huys and sells old mahogany. SILVER.
..veirv colonial china
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LAUNDRIES.

HIGH-GRADE WORK.-Family washing
a specially. ROSSMORE LAUNDRY.
1877 Yves, 32d-st Telephone 2s9i-3eth-st
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us .nusrAaLE CHAIR.

--oono--nyNNrrI -n-oo-NNNIrN1ON~O>DN
THE BEST in the world. Prices from tio
10 800. Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
1. IA Broadway.
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CUTLERY.

A LARGE assortment Of fine table cutlery
in cases. suitable for wedding presents
can be found at @. KNAUTH' 5. 81 john
St. cor. Nassau-st.
FSTABIJSHED 1s4s.-Manufacturer OF
high-grade cutlery. all kinds; complete
assortment: Fourth-ave. trolley car passes
the door A. EICKHOFF. ISL Broome-st''
near Mulberry
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COLONIAL HOUSES.

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ARCHITECTURAL Decorations. every de-
scription. exterior and interior; Papler-
mache Compo. staff. Capitals. Gable Or
naments FestoOns. ETC.; weatherproof.
finest modelling: largest line. WOOD.
Union Square.
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WATCHED AND JEwrLRY.

~o-c>No-No-N~N-NN-O~oN>>N N>o~~N- W.
DIAMONDS. precious stones and old goo
bought for cash. HAMRICK CO.,
jewellers $50 Broadway New-York.
r. V. HURD. late with WILLIAM MOlh,
watches and al repairing. Old gold,
jewelry and gems bought exchanged or
remodelled. 1913 West 23d-st. between 9th
and 18th ayes
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WIGS AND TOCPEEs.

WIGS AND TOUPEEs: satisfaction guar.
anteed. CHARLES l.. LETT, 80 west
2Sth-st. between Broadway and 6th-ave
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ART STORES.
ART PHOTOGRAPHS,

UEGGERS Educational Carbon Photo
graphs artistioally framed are unique
Wedding. Birthday and Christmas Presents;
2ss 5th-ave.. above 30th-st. illustrated
catalogue. 25c.
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TURKISH BATHS.

People Of culture ana rsHnsmsnt sake
Turkish. Electric and Roman oslns -
NILLER's. Il West 3oth-st
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GAS AND OIL STOVES,

SPECIAL DISCOUNT on Wonderful Blue
FLAME Stoves: in operation. 7. J. CAN
NON 20 Fult0n-st.. New-York.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCTEA-

/ IS WEST 22D-ST..
MRS l.. iSEELY,
FOREIGN ANC DOMESTIC
| MALE AND FEMALE
| EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
! Servants breaking engagements will
/ be dismissed from ONCE and forfeit all
; Claims TO fee paid.
| Brooklyn Office. 2 Bond-st.
Corner Fulton.
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BOARD WANTED.

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SINGLE GENTLEMAN. Offering the
best reference. IS DESTROYS of procuring
comfortable room with board in small
private family, between Park and 9th
ayes, and not further down than Madison
Square. Reply TO S. z. c., PAP Bway.
CONVALESCTNTS in search of quiet.
private, refined home. with but few
boa-ders. please address for particulars.
p O. Box II. Rossvilie, Staten Island
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DOGS. ANIMALS AND BIRDS.

DOGS. ANIMALS AND BIRDS.
BIRDS anima,s, wholesale AM retaii.
DONALD BURNS. 1853 South-st. AnimaIs
supplied 10 parks. zooiogicsi saAue"''
menageries.
ESTABLISHED 1S76.-Angora cats, thor
oughbred Dogs Chickens and Plgeohs'
w j. STANTON. SO Dey-st.
LARGE ASSORTMENT CANARlEs ana
Cages. Bird Food Gold Fish AQUARIUM
Dogs. MAYERS. POI West 23d-st-
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QUICK PRINTING

BEST OFFER YET!-Printing absolutely
at your own price: make your offers.
JACKSON. as Centre-st.
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

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EDWARD SMITH 6, CO., ll6 West 39th-
81. and CT Ann-st. Office. 40 Ann-st
Telephone calls, AS Cortlandt and S63-
3Sth ST
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BILLIARDS AND BOWLING.

HlGH-GRADE billiard and pool tables;
fastest cushions; finished In duartered
oak WAGNER, - Great Jones-st.
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

coNDTlIss improved lifeilke artificial
limbs are the best. A. CONDELL,
rsnnfscturer $50 broadway. near l4th-st.
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II. q. FRENCH. i6G Broadway. first floor.
Artistic designs. high-class materials.
and enduring construction.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. l.2f2 Broadway. I'd door north
Of 3lst-st.. tntil o O'Clock D. M adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices At regular Office rates until o'clock
?. m, viz. 25i Sth-ave.. $. e. cor 23d-st
1872 6th-aVe.. cor. 12th-st.: Mays. 9th
ave. and 14th-st.: l42 Columbus-ave.. near
West 6Gth-st.: lO6 West s2d-st.. near 9Th
ave-: 90 East 13th-st.: 257 West 42d-st.,
between 7th and sth ayes. 1850 East 18th
St: 339 3d-av
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for mer-
chants. manufacturers and others de-
sflng 10 extend their business. stores.
business places sold quickly. MCDONALD
NlGGlSs. lsO Nsssau-st.
ANYBODY willing % give quarter profits
csh get sure tip on stocks. X, S33 Trib-
nne Once
fvkTJNE CHANCE For sale. temper
shce stock. international management:
vi health. W. COLEMAN Markham. Ont.
"ANTED.--capable man with 5000 cash
70 carry stock Of goods and manage
vsanch business; $50 per month and ex-
penses; also extra percentage; permanent
Iysnion: references required. HENRY
'AhAON. Boyce Building. Chicago.
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ART STAINED GLASS.

TovTRs Of stained glass should visit the
studio of RICHARD n. SPIERS. $50
s,hsve New York.
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J WITH ELECTFICII
Superior elastic truss.
800 up, With gal
yano electric Battery.
$500 up! To wear with
out inconvenience day
and night-will heal q
It's mild electric current
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delightful Tours 10 Florida and Nassau.

a series OF delightful tours 10 Florida
and the Bahama Islands. embodying
special advantages. has been arranged
for by Messrs. Raymond & Whitcomo.
Parties will leave Boston, January Il,
February 1. S and 22 for "A grand round
of travel. which includes visits at Jack
sonville. Palatka. Ocala. Miami. Palm
Beach, St.Augustine. ANA other resorts.
y trip on the no 1lailt.c OCklHVaha
river VIII be an interesting feat
ure. In ad lit IN To the COM
preherSiVe 'uund % tIave n Flor-
ida, the parties will V sit the charming
tropical city OF Nassau, i'm the BAHIA
md Islands One party, February l..
omits the Nassau trip, but goes to
Tampa, Belleair and Key West. These
parties will have the benefit of per 'onal
escort and attention throughout ;hc
entire journey. The tickets for the
homeward journey are good either with
scheduled parties on convenient dates.
or on any regular train until May 81.
These parties are TO devote four days
TO AsheVille. n. G.. on the outward
journey. sojourning al the elegant Ken
ilworth Inn. There is to be a halt in
Washington returning one section OF
the party of February 22 will visit New
Orleans at the time of the Mardi Gras
celebration Raymond d Whitcomb.
.96 Washington streat, opposite school
street, Boston. will send an illustrated
descriptive book to any address.
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pAWTUxET VALLEY.

Lalnphear street ANA Summit avenue
have been greatly improved by Road
overs en- Colvin
Another case OF scarlet fever has oc-
CURED in Harris. being the second with
the salisbury children. The case Is
light.
The regular meeting Of the PheniN
W. G. 7. l.. viii occur with Mrs. $.
NJ Woolsey on IA gh street next Thurs
day evening.
The ladies' night OF the Faistan CUB
PheniN, occurred at the ire suatioh
PheniX. and was celebrated by an eN-
cellent supper and entertainment
Wheelock's orchestra. young Iaule.
from Providence ana fine local talent
are engaged for the fair IN me p'ir-Sl
house next Friday evening. ,.,,.
\ priz pho.ograph OF w hl.i"
Smith appears IN the December nump.
of Browning a Kings Monthly m
Is only one OF the many prizes tahSl
by Mr.. SIN tn Who confers much hoho
on PhoniN by his artistic talent.
Al the regular meeting of ierseNer
ancc Lodge No. 29. I. .. @. T.. Apo
naug. the following officers We're elec.
ed for the ensuing year: y. o.. w. >
Richardson: V. c., Charles III. Arnold
X. s.. Harry Wid L. s., Benz. Hill; T.
VIM B king, Isl trus.. Samuel Miner
"a trus., John G.. Brown: Sd trus'
Henry r.. Northrup. one candidate re
ceived the second degree.
4 concert will be given in the towi
hall. Apponaug. by the Brown Unlver
sity Glee club for the benefit OF ~
Barnabas' church, Apponaug, in tn
near future.
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M A arm III THEATRES


the performance and artistic merit has
been made the Stafftia4-a- bsi-4T-i4icA the
performers have been chosen. Bright
but good music. briliant and costly
dresses, scenery and appointments have
been added. together with a sparkling
libretto of new funny jokes, songs and
concerted pieces. Among the artists
are such well known favorites as Pat
and Matte Rooney, in very unique
act. Evans and Nidocq. black face
comedians: Wilson and Halpin, as
Casey and the Tramp" Paula and
Dika. direct from Europe i'm an eccen-
tric singing turn, and Hayman and
Hayman. clever Hebrew parodists. The
two burlesques. The Widows WAd-
ding Night" and "Uncle Joshua's Birth
day Party" serve to introCuce twenty
shapely and beautiful girls headed by
the vivacious soubrette, Carrie Fulton,
ably assisted by Mile. Dil<a as the
widow in the first named burlesque.
Frank Evans, he well known comedi-
an. essays the character OF Uncle
Josh" in Uncle Joshuas Birth az
Party" and manages To provoke much
merriment during the action of the
farce.
Next week Bryant & Watson's Ameri-
can Burlesquers.
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WARREN

webb Council OF Maspns has elected
the following officers Nss"r. Fred p.
Samms. deputy master Elmer y
Chase; P.S. W..Nathln NJ wood: treas
urv. : th W. EDDY. secretary ieprso
Robinson G. OF c.. FranN HaIlJfh q.
OF g.. Frank Wood: stewart ArIl3u
T. C,Ntl
~ the annual nite,rn" 80 AmtV
- ie' - Odd Follow tho following of
"a cls rtrF chosen. Ncb, .rIui r,.r.
~ fari..f Vico gtEnl. Fr.at.'t 81.
EidrdEe. recording slG-tlfy. David
". Potter - O., treasnrrr raniel 4.
G.ldd'nr. T. Bsdnmoiu FacT,tety.
BENJAMIN $. Burlington. T.. e.. trustees.
jam o.. Barrus B ~ a., BUst h1U
committee. - r.. GhIiIa., leuj 4.
Bliss. Joseph ~. Lent
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A FALSE PLEA.

Many sentir nta pcop'c ale being
misled by Mr.. Roberts very ingenious
suggestions. from which some people
infer that he took his pOlygamous
wives when It was lawful TO do SO. This
is mistake. Adultery was n crime in
Utah when Mr.. Roberts was born.and
a. the time OF the passage or thc Cut
lom Anti Polywamy act Mr. Roberts
was only years old. His plea for SYM
pathy, therefore. amouu,s only 10 this:
That he should De allowed 90 continue
his criminal practice, notW tbs mling
he took his poly gamus wives in def
ance or law. We demand that he should
support his families but also mand
that he shall cease begctting OF fur
thar iliegtmate offspring
EN-Congl ssman w. II. King was
and is q Mormon. and no ella IN ~ lncl-
g'bihty was ever made against him.
We point TO this faot as showing that
we oppose Mr.. Roberts NOT upon the
ground or any religious opinion enter
tained by HIM. but because of his
criminal practices. Neither is this
matter Of religious or political perse-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-09
Constable Sale.

BY virtue OF an Execution No. Il -
issued from the ID strict Court Of the
6,h judicial District holden a.; Proyi-
dence in said County and state OF
Rhode Island dated Sept 27th. 1899 and
rcturnable TO said court Dec. 21th 1899,
wherein Annie Demus of Providence is
plaintiff and James j Eealey of said
Providence liz defendant VIII be sold
al Public auction on Thursday. Deem
ber 2lst. A. D.. 1899, at IL O'Clock noon.
az 2S9 Broad stl eet. i'm the city Of Provi-
dence: one Three-spring Wagon and
one Express Harness partly brs-s
trimmed. Levied on this Sth day of De-
cember. \. D., 1899. at 10 o'clock. a. m,
and viii be- sold to satisfy said EXecu-
tion III sufficient.
WALTER +. TETLOW.
Constable.
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GRllN.O! GRAIN-0!

Remember thar name when you want
a delicious. appctizng u0urishing food
drink 10 take III place "f coffee. Sold
by ali rrocers Gni Hkad b, ail Who have
used 81, Gr1in-O y mad. o. pure grain.
80 aids Ole atlon ans sIrengthsns fht
nerves. it is mot slimuiant Dut %
hcllih builder and De- childf af W-i
a- thc ad1its can drink q, with great
heu.lt Not.s abput q as much as cot
rc. it- and -ac per pgrkog. AK youi
prorci fUr Gfaiu-o.
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BRISTOL

The employees of the Namquit Mill
were pleasantly surprised when the no.
tics was posted yesterday announcing
an advance in wages OF 10 per cent To
take effect Monday Dec. H. in all the
departments.
The Installation OF officers and tur-
key supper Of Bristol Council, Knights
OF Columbus will take place Thursday
evening, January 4.
The celebration of the 25th anniver-
sary OF Reba Lodge. iebeka Degree.
T. O. .. f., VIII take place Thursday
evening, January IL.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-09
CLUB STANDING.
OLNEYvlLLE..

The Olnevyile Business Mems Asso-
citation met last evening. The most
important item OF business was the ap-
pointing Il a committee Co arrange Tor
the annual banquet, which wiz prob
ably be enjoyed some evening during
tho coming month The committee is
as follows: George r. \. Beane. John
T.. Bowen. w. \. ~. Grant, William y.
Phillips. Walter d. Harris, John Thomp-
son. James McGlinchcy and Robert
Robertson. The committee has been
invested with full power rs 70 the char
acter Of tn program ana date Of he
event.
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chFIStIan Snlann,.

Next Tuesday evening Hon william
c. Ewing. a leading member of the IL
Iinois bar viii felvcr lecture on
Christ an Science in Infantry hall. His
leglA training. judicial mind and re-
markab'c personal experience esp acial-
ly qualify him To- speak on this subject.
and I'm view OF the W de-spread mis-
apprehension OF the real nature OF
Christian Science. IL Is especially for
tunate that this opportunity is offered
for an INTEL gent and authoritative
statement of lts principles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-09

For years my creates; enemy was or
g7nic Hear1 Diseass From uneasiness
and palpitat'on IL DEVELOPED into alb
normal action, thumping. fluUtering and
choking sensations. Or. Agpews Cure
for the Heart gave Instant relief, and
the bad symptoms have entirely disap-
peared Ii - a wonder-worker. for my
case was chronic. REV. l.. :. Dana,
Pittsburg. Pat
Sold by Banding & Blanding. "a
Weybosset street: Geo. J.. Clafiin. 81 -
70 $. Main street and Hall & Lyon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-09

We VIII paS tne above reward Tor any case
OF Liver complaint, pyspepsia. sick hen'e
schC, indIaestiun, constipation ot Co-ti.c'
bess we cHnuot cure with IiNciltn, the op'
to-Date i.lltlo Liver Pill when the dlieo-
Tons are ,tiictly complied Mith| lncy ale
purely Vegetable, AMI never fal 10 give sA1
S,laction. H)c. boxes cnutain iup liis, l'C-
boxes contain ~ iiilz, 81. BOXES Couinlh Is
lille. beware of substltutlons AMI lnii "
Ions. Sent by mail stamps taken. J. IL
VITA MEDICAL Co, Cor Clinton AMI JHcK.
IN streets. Chicago Ill. Sod Dy HALL q
LYON CO.. Druggists. rroV idense. u 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-09
Returning. connect with all trains.
uiplANo AND CENTRAL DIVISION

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BOSTON, Terminal--6 o. ID a
m: ~ 04, 4 80 p m. Returns o1 a m.
10 Oi, SO, 10 p m.
PUTNAM. PoMFRET, i. THO. p
FoRD--S 40 m and 10 m. Via
Blackstone.
NILFoRD-S 10 a m: 1s oi. 4 50. 6 oi p
CRANsToN-s IS. . 90. ami; II 0; r
537. 6 ~. I 81 p. m. Saturdays =.
p. m. sundays-7 81 p. m.
KNIGUTSVILLE-? 05. - 81. ~
m saturdays 10 p. m.
NEsW ANTTCUT--i2 05. 81. AZ p. m.
snturdays--tl 10 p. IN.
poNTIAC-26 80 am: ?l2 %. ~. ~ 81
~ m saturdays-7ii 10 p. m. sun
NhTfeK daysTs o hpfivHERpoINT. Il cENTREs
VfIJ,E ANTHONY AND WASH
INGToN-G:3s. 900 m. 1905. l:ssl
t:M. e:42, 1921 m; saturdays-ii'"
pc,c m srndaysn;;iT ,Mn sonI;;iiTpNRpc,a1i-s.as p * a N.
zoos. 4:s7. 5:s7. G:as. ?g:2I y IN. Sa.-
urdays-il:i0 y m sundays SIT M
COVENTRY, SUMMIT, GREENE.
oNEco. MoOSUP AND. PLAIN
FIELD-6:3S 800 m: 49, 1;27 ~.
STERLING. JEwETT CITY. CAN
TERBURY. 'SCOTLANI' -oi3S. 9.o9 \
IN; 4.S1. 7:27 y m. sundays-':57
VERSAILLES. BALTIC SOUTH
WINDHAM. wrLLIMANTIC HART
FORD AND NORWICH .3S 9'09 =
m: 4.37. 1927 y ln.
RTTRY AND DAls su'RN- o,q1 q ~.
pkSCOAG AND INTERMEDIATE
STATIONS--G:45. go u. f,ia. tf'
IN. Saturdays (and except Feds
Station)--ii:l5 y m.
2St0p on flag
z Via boat from Fan River.
hEXccpt Monday.
aSleepirg cars 1nly. Cal plrior eass
dVia Walpoic lire
q. PrTEE CLNrF
A q REM ATJ Cent ern,
General Plascre'r N~er'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-09
AT THE NORTH END.

One OF the big wheels of n wagon
owned by H. Wildwood was torn off
on Randall Square last evening. The
wheel got caught in car switch and
the job was a neat one, Tough IL was
a TERRIBLY difficult job TO get the rest Of
the wagon out OF the middle OF the
road.