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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

The observance of this Christian fes-
tival hgs become we'll nigh unanimous
in Christian countries, and with us the
Festival seems TO be developing almost
the consequence OF Christmas Day. The
teaching and practice OF the Christian
religion have taken on plcturesqueness
while Increasing in simplicity from the
standards that animated the spread of
the gospel in the period when many
good men looked upon display and
beauty OF form as destructive to the
spirit OF the true gospel. The old-fash-
ioned Puritanism surely had little to be
seriously ashamed of. but the world
pretty generously has come TO feel that
pleasing and significant expression IN
ITS worshipping does not necessarily de-
tract from the sincerity thereof or real
ly alter the honest humility of the
spirit in its contemplation of divine
things. Puritanism that i'm the early
days ruled infexibly here in New Eng
land built churches like barns ana
frowned upon ornamentation as as
devilish thing. But historically Solo
mons temple was a most gorgeous in
stitution and according to the scriptural
record was built under the express di-
rection of God
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

For portieres plain SILK velours and
sstins are IN much favor Tor city
houses. while for cottage Furnishings
bright. fresh ohinis IN spring,irne De g..
signs are shown IA AL The decorator s
and futn.shinss snaps. They cerne in
dainty co.nbinations % white yellow
AMI Macs. gray ani pink pink ana
blue. etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

That part Of the general public which
takes an Interest in other folks per-
sonsl affairs were doubtless amazed to
learn that cIssy LOTUS ls suing for al
yorce from htr husband, Justin Hunt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
The NEWS
DAILY EUROPEAN HINT.

,Sccurcd for exclusive publication in
The News by arrangement with Felix,
Rouff, Doucet, La Ferriere, Paquin and
other famous Partisan costume maxi
ers.)
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

a pineapple hiiing fl. cake r. made
by heating hair l'n. of cream untn
thick. This o. sWreteueI with now
dered sugar. and t1 Do I. added a half
cup OF chopped pineapple. A rlam
white cake or ordinary cup cake ie
baked I'm two layers the cream being
spread between ana 0n tog.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
Johnny is an marcbcI homo

LlauiI bluing which never settles
may DE made by diss0lying one ounce
of Pfussian blue and hair ounce OF nN-
aiir acid in "a quart -r7fd rlinwatar.
and the acid must o. handled carefully.
as 10 II poison.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
A SENSIBLE MAN

Would use Kemp's Bslsam for tho Throat
and Lungs. Ills curing more cases OF Coughs
Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis. Group and all
Throat and Lung Troubles. than any other
medicine. The proprietor has authorized
any druggist To give you a sample Bottle
FREE To convince you OF the merit of this
great remedy. Price 25c. and boc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

lists. j. Clegg, cornet; J. w. Allon. first
violin: IL. Sweeney: second violin; q.
Parriilo, clorionet: solos by Mrs. l..
Parker Bardsley and members of the
choir; choir master Charles r.. Rubry;
Prof. A. III. q. Barnes, organist.
Bsnsfoen Church.
10:45 "a. m.
organ. "Hallelujah". ........ Handel
Anthem. II Know that My Re-
ueemer ..................s. Snackley
Bass solo and Quartet.
Anthem. "rhe Resurrection" =. Shelley
Soprano solo and Quartet.
Hymn. Angel Roll the Rock Away
................. ........,.... Handel
Anthem. by the Thorny Path of
sorrow ,,,.,,'.:,;;,:'.;,,;';o 49,, =, Sehneeker
1880 y. m.
Organ Offertoire e.................G .GriSon
Anthem, "The Day of Resurrection"
...................... Marstone
Soprano solo and Quartet.
Violin solo, Alteration" .BorowsSs
Anthem. "Hosanna" ............. Grainer
Tenor solo and Quartet.
Hymn, II Know that My Re-
deemer". "....................... Handel
Soprano solo with violin obligato)
THE Golden Gates Are Lifted'
...................... Mario
Hymn, "Come Ye Faithful". sullivan
Violin solo, Aria. ..... .Mehdelssoha
Hymn. "Hark, Ten Thousand
tarps .;........'...'.'.'.. Mason
Choir-Mrs. Alice Pitman Wesley.
soprano: Mrs. Alexander Brown. alto;
Mr.. William A. Dyer. tenor: Mr. John
r.. Williams, Bass: Miss EVangelino
Larry. violinist: Mr.. George II. Lomas.
organist and director.
ST. Stephens Church.
1916 n. IN.
Professionals. Hail! Festal Day."
"Oh! the Golden, Glowing Morn
ing" "....................W A. Potter
Introit. "As II Began 10 Dawn"
..................... ...............N MOTIFS
Communion Service, Haydn, I'm b fat.
Offertory, Behold. Ye Despisers'
Observation-Disclosures. II. w. Parker
- Salutaris' .Pietro Mascagni
Evensong. 1880 p. m.
"Magnficat" and "Nunc Dimttis"
IN IL nat. .................... stanford
Anthem, THE Trumpet Shall Sound"
..................... ........... Handel
Te Deum m...................C. w. Jordan
Offertory. when IL Was Yet Dark"
......................R X. ii. Woodman
Church Of the Epiphany
pronass,o,a, u,,,on 10 r.o,h
a..to. % nc,h W. M. o"
S,in., Sri,,
r,,u Cnr., ,,ai.h,,;o,, ,, ni,,,
os,ar, or,, r,hn,r, ..Wis Ds -.
'o VI Siro
peoes.ionai IIvron 100
Gon i' piI., "a. ,..
60 - y. o'i' VI 'eaii's.. ==
prnoasaiaraI H., -, r.
Christ Our Passover" Roman cha nj
..C.pn,;as,' 'o''',i o,...
TIE Daun, ana Iuhi,oto po,,.n
Ear,hc,ai,an
pooassionar II,,,,,r 100
c. II IinooIr oroa,,,.
rh,rd Sar,,ica
Organ Grand Chorus" "...".....c Collin
usHh iio' ''..'''. '''''''... ...... hdil
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

The home coming Of our volunteers
today will remind those who have
known two wars OF the day that an
other First Rhode Island regiment
landed at Fox Point, as the boys did
today, ana paraded through the city.
That was broken and Inundated reg
iment. 1t was back from the awful
Bull Run field and the boys were not
az all sanguine Of n warm reception ON
their home coming. Being young SOL
dicrs they did not know that they had
no right to feel ashamed because Of de-
feat and so they would have been less
surprised if an indignant mob had
greeted them on their arrival that wen
remembered morning, than they were
at the tumultuous rejoicing with which
they were seized upon by their loyal
and sorrowing people.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

This 49, the day that according to
Puddnhcad Wilson, We arc reminded Of
what we are the othor SOS days Of thc
year
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
Broad Street Christian.
SIS. Peter and paul's Cathedral.

90. FeRf anu f4ul IaH6uldi
Solemn Pontiflcal High Mass at I0:30
a. m.
Ecce Sarcerdos, Stehs Introitus Resur-
rexi Grad. Rom: Kyrie. u. O. Kelein:
Gloria. II. o. Kelein: Graduate, Haec
Dies. B. q. Kelein: Sequentia Victimal
Paschal. Grad. Rom: Emittee Spirit
um. Schutky: Credo. Pettet; Offertory.
Terra Tremuit, j. Gruber; Sanctus. Il.
o. Kelein; Benedictus. Perlit: Agnus
Del IL. -. Kelein; Commune Pascha
Nustrum Grad. Rom: Oremus, j. Sing
enberger. Solemn Pontiical Vespers at
$3.50 u. m. Domini Scheel; Antiph An
gelus autumn Domini. Vesper Rom: Dix
il Domnus. Scheel: Antiphonal, Et ecce
terrannotus. Ncsper Rom; Confitebor,
Scheel: Antiph. Eral Antum, Vesper
Rom: Beatus vlv. Scheel, Antiph, Prae
timore antum. Nesper Rom; Laudate
Pueri, Ncsper Rom: Antiphonal Re-
spondens Antum, Vesper Rom; I'm
exiter Israel" Nesper Rom; Magnifi-
eat. Eft: benediction: q Salutaris, solo,
Tantum Ergo. chorus; Laudate Domin-
um. Charles f. Kelley, organist and di-
rector.
81, Thomas Church.
Morning. II n. IN.
Anthem. This Ia the Day. "..... Eelilby
Responses. Festival" l"...........T Tails
Christ our Passover. III II. Hewitt
re Deum i'm B liat..........A. NJ. Shuey
Juhilate I'm Dudley Buck
RESPONSES. Festival '.............T Tails
Hymn i2i. The strife Is on"
Ante Communion.
"Kyrle Elleson" I'm F..........B. Tours
Gloria Tibi' In F..............B B. Tours
Hymn III. He Is Risen"
Offertory "a Dream Of Paradise.
........,..........,. .,......'. IN. Gray
cnprat,p colo nv Mrs 1, parkor Rardg-
ley.
Presentation in Il ats. u. Whitney
Anthem. "Halleluia. Christ Is Risen"
................,.... \. Clare
Holy Communion.
"I.ursum Cordn" in F..........B. Tours
"Sauctus" I'm F............,..B Tours
Communion Hymn 2i3.
Gloria In Exccisis" II. Y. Danks
RcCessioual Hymn 125.
SUNDAY school evening service.
Anthem. Awake Thou That Sleep
Hymn i1e.
"Nunc Mlmittis" IN F..u..C. simpne
Hymn li7. "He II Risen"
Address and Carols.
Oncrtory. n Am tie That Liveth'
............ ...................C. Simpnc
Hymn efe 20 ZION"
Occasional Hymn BOZ
The choir assisted by instrumental
--------------------- ---------------------------
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Agnew's Liver Pills would not make
them the fame they enjoy today " their
powers We're not in them Worth vii
set 10 the top and that accounts for the
wonderful lem nd FOR these littlA gems
They positively cure Cons,l patton,
Bliousnsss. Sick Eeadache 50
Sold by Blandins & Tlianfing "a wey.
a. - rs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

\ curious and Insignificant legal
anomaly has just come 10 light IN Louis
lana. The late constitutional convcu-
tion gave tax-paylng women the right
to vote upon all questions submitted
to the taxpayers. II is added a clause
unique in the suffrage laws of This
country. that any woman who did not
wish 10 so TO the polls herself might
give proxy 10 some one else TO
cast her vote for her. This was done
out OF chlvalrous regard FOR the women
who. II was thought, might shrink
from contact with the polls. New Or
leans Is preparing TO hold its first cleo
ticm under the new law, to decide upon
a taX-levy for sewerage and drainage.
An examination of the assessors' books
reveals that there are more than TO- 600
tax-paying women in New Orleans and
the mayor. the city council, the presi-
ucuA VI llc tlAy bodlu bL HtdttH anu
other civic dignitarles have been elo-
quently urging the women to vote in
favor of better sanitation for their
homes.
Now some of the women thought
they would rather vote by proxy. and
,i,fs hoe h,o.,~bt 20 1{ol,t tl,, ,,,,,,,, q, I, 81,
in question. If a woman gives a GER
tificate to a proxy 90 vote for her. the
certificate must be signed by two
competent witnesses. Many New Or
leans women are now finding out for
the first time that by Louisiana law,
which is based on the law Of France.
"A woman is not a competent witness to
a legal document In Louisiana, tax
paying women may vote on the expen-
diture of their taxes, and In this way
are in advance of all the Northern and
Eastern States. But. while a woman
may be a voter i'm her own right, or
may cast a vote as proxy for another
woman, she is not legally competent
to witness the signing of the certfi-
cate, Mrs. Evelyn w. Ordway. Presi-
dent of the Era Club OF New Orleans
which has been active IN this effort
for improved sanitation, SAYS: This
shows the advance That has taken place
during the interval between the MAX
ing Of the old and the new laws" She
adds that she believes few women Will
prefer to cast their votes by proxy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

hast and Aida Bradbury. contraltos;
Messrs. &. T.. Williams and Charles f.
Place. tenors; Il. A. Chase and f.. Il.
Howard, basses l.. q. Sherman, organ
list and director.
Broad Street Christian.
The =. NJ. II. III. :. held their cross
country run yesterday in the vicinity
OF Mashapaug Pond. The distance
was pa miles and all the competitors
who entered I'm the event finished in
remarkably good time. The following
students participated: A. G. Bowen.
first: Harry York. second: G. j. Ever
EFT. third. time II minutes q seconds,
followed closely by III. Beckwith, G. w.
Dealey. and H. Crandell.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01


Easter carols.
Postude. "Sortie Soennelle" Lalome
Choir-Soprano. Mrs. Minnie f.
Vaughan: alto. Mrs. Cora Bishop Stone:
tenor and director. Mr.. Walter J.
Towne: baritone. Mr.. William r..
Lane; organist. Mr.. Albert s. Metcalf.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

Vermont woman, who had dyspepsia for four
years much that she found the gh household
ceedney difficult says that "Snce using Rpan the e
crucang headaches formerly suffered become only
AT time was obigcd to subs upon eggs and
milk Now am relieved of constipation and loss appetite and can
now digest anything which may desire Ran
Tabue perfect remedy and have found medicine so
prompt and mild in action permanent results"
u
Y.lq
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01
First Congregational Church.

Morning Service 1o:45.
Prelude, concert piece e........... Parker
Christ. our Passover" .......... Foote
"The First Day Of the Week" =. .Steana
"Redemptions Day. Shackley
Fill the Font With Roses. -. Warren
BoStlude, nnale. .Guilmant
Vesper Service, 4 y. m.
Prelude. allegretto. to............L .Lemmens
why Seek We the Living" .... Peel
Tenor solo, The King OF Glory"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

Any person desiring The News left at
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02

Cub bar tiI9iDet ct Mennelfe, bet tau
ban lmertelist minbe os ON, uaar pI
trGnse oertil: men lltse Utinoer ere
luIt en- 8eIfisneIiens 9emmeIisbeb; nise
SOrsens Wlnoer ere 10 @Ieoens lint
mer, BE- ere lom @an9estIloerue | 9iu1s
maIaias msrte 6ieIos: fra benz ubpelosr
R%etli9bebens Strsm meo S%orpn9elleus
Bah, os Draaberne 9Itmre iom Worss=
mems Dug pau QiustrGets yIabe. =
Qpao flyer ou ON EnuIus / @elurea:-
.Os bans Galeu, - ben lfaI Hnbss
o%ueralt. buor &rIItustroen
tel Qlerte tGlter &Oo."
vSotanss" baue oglaa ct 6ororb al
BaitOr YiIb. Bed / 94nma,t, 9uor bau
liSet: Der CT Solltln fra CUBS &tses
0tmmst Ouer @briitian Eldarots Diste.
% Der er Gang / benz, ct aIuorltst og
Slao Cubs Barns Gang"
Chicago ben 20. Sebruar 1899.
IS. NteIeu,
Brelt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-03-02
VaUenS TOrmMe.

On BETTE gmne ffriuss fra &om tic
r9b. 5rtbl. a: s bet forlsbne Mar inbs
braste Peterspensene 8atifanst 4. $780,
600 Sire. 5 benne Gum ere be tatoIffe
9offer, be relisieie Srbeners os nosIe
rtse 4merltaneres os S~rIeubsres ~aarlioe
@aper lite %meoresneoe. StaIisn pbe6e
/ 1898 ct Bicras at $40. 900 Sire til
peterspensene. Den beuise Stols
6ormue er. trObs forlteuise misIgtfeoe
BenseanbrinseIier % trOhs be ubpre
Santtab, Tom for ca. 10 Mar fben
luafte iaa flor Opiist, unbsr Geo ben
E%retteabes YOntifitat bleuen forseet meb
ca. 40 Wliu. 9lre. gn for Del al
osmne 8apital er ~ufrustbur, ba Der
enonu lite CT bleuen funbst noeet fttert
InbrineeIiesiteo for ben.
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goHamge.

Sollanse er Maunet paa bunbreoe
Diste, 8pab % aaubeIise Sanse at
@briitian &i9arbt, lumleoe % ub9tune
at gaiiOr 5 M. 6uuien. @bieOso, 3d..
os meb @labe os eiter uesiuerens Onlts
a%nbefaler ies benz til aQe, Tom snlfe at
.efe digit os Iele nOset sobt, frspet
en- t~riiteIis Iaub.
Selue Napuet; SOllause Ct ct Soot
tlptrpt for buao man faar Deb at !eie
sem; Cps Os 8arms. 2tseiom be /
Srismet btupte 2psltraoler barne ct
imutt Jarpebiaebe, men be ablpreote
Narpeltraoler peo en- Stradlelamler after
trsmbrinse buiot Gps, iaalsSes bar ubs
aiueren lormaaet at iamle aue be ifenne
giQeoer at be bsaiae Weno os Ruinbsr,
fom omtales / benae DistlamIins, / bet
1fsuue uotrgt rSOliause."
Com Sttbet beres af 9auets Bslssr,
laa bar oslaa 6Orfatteren frepst, baa=
rem os leoet al SUBS Gano, os gbrt=
fian &i@arbt bar lite iom iaa mango al
Rutioens pantro Gorfattere ubippst
orebenbe Slit, men bsnpttet os aasrst
meb fit guuo / 9srrsns gieusite % til
SUBS OGRE.
uSacob / 6ebrOn" &c ct melter'tSt
Dist, os ct @itut fra reps t Msrte" er
ct gibnssbpro bsrOm. Dert itilOres,
tporleoes SacObs spnner tomms tilbuss
ira ggspptsn meO bet SuS; S0iepb Ie=
osr Os sr 9srre / belle @sgp'sns e0uo,
% buurlsbes ben sumIe berbismme /
Hebron lite oil tro benz, men tiger:
Solepb er tsb, s bare 10 leIu uiit mig
bans blobise RiorteI. Os ba be faa
(tamiulbs luars: Tuber, Of bsoros big,
9olepb uar lite bsO, men ui iolsts BAN
Ill s@appteu Os bpppebe bans &iorteI
gsbettobets Blob, iaa farer Saeob op
i8rebe os tiger: 5 bebros mig, lao
sunne 8 10 nu bebruSe mig isenl men
bet lumms ipnter ban IissiOm iOmmeu
% bIiuer eanlfe ftiae. fOtbt en- grtnOr'n9
ftpoer fig Op / BAN, en- G'inor'ns ira
bans unsoom;
.Suem lob @ebetiobet laSte
os en- 2ssn ON 9aanosu banots
6uem misnnote pei tn Srooer,
bpem bebrOs fin samIs 5aoerF
SacObs &slt meo glaus 39noer.
Serrs, buOr Du buffer grant,"
Detle ct en- fri OtstninS oper ben bt
beIIfe 6Orteains, men bet er en- lanf
0iotnins. SUB tiIsiuer Os Dor SpnO'
Ga buao ban tiIsiusr, bet bar ban tilst
oct, Os bet er lite Wtsninseu at SOe0O.
bu euer iss itaI tuiOIe Pea. at uor un9'
SomsIuno er os tiIsiuet, msn bua'
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MSrtsTet Raun, Pofbus, @ouutp o9
Stat. 5 GiGelbe of Slptnius, mao man
opsipe baabe fin tiblisere os uup9renoe
Abresle, bpab ber utt Ipare os for en- bel Sel
~suerHsbist arbei6e.
FE- Gubper, ber itoieuber SelttatnS :
:.hldset al misunderstanding - for fire up
ounenter, erbol6er bet fente frtt.
~5iIfrettelis abresle;
,,DanSferen'',
Reeudb, isis.
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3HSbetaltn8en for Slaoet, Der urau tie
l%orffuosuis, fan Ienbes os euten peb Money
Order, Bank Check euer Draft, pr.
Boa eier oslaa / resifreret Sreu. SrimGr1
fer mo6tases for miubre 8eisb met SploF
peuae bsr life leu6es I 8repe.
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-03-06
TWO WALL STREET STORIES.

The story of young Talcott, the
Wall street broker, who has made
81 100000 out of the rise in stocks in
the past six months, and who is going
to retire-perhaps-is full of encour-
agement to the ambitious and the en-
thusiastic. Any man can make money
in Wall street if he will only buy
stocks when they are down and sell
them when they are up. All that IS
needed is to know, as Mr.. Talcott, did,
when to begin and when to quit. There
is, however, another Wall street story
of the man who boosted that he had
known when to quit, and that was
when he had enough money left to
pay his railroad fare home and 80
cents to pay the porter for carrying
his trunk up to his father-in-law's
house. Both stories are true, only
the latter story is true hundred times
where the Talcott story is true once
New York World.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-03-06
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-03-06
WALES'S MAILBAG.

The daily post-bag at Marlborough
House contains some extraordinary
letters, says Howard Cameron in the
January Temple Magazine. By one
post there arrived the following: A
request for the loan OF s. 200 to en-
able a student of entomology to start
for Africa; a petition from a poor old
lady to provide dowry for her oaugh.-
ter who was about to be married; a
pressing letter from a French inventor
of a new diving dress, begging the
prince to don it and dive into the
Seine when he next visited Paris, and
calm request for money to redeem
workman's tools. Of course, few Of
these curious missives ever reach the
prince, for his experienced secretaries
sift the correspondence with care and
knowledge.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-03-06
Catarrh and Nervousness.

A nervous person nearly always has
catarrh. Catarrh is one of the ways in
which depressed condition Of the nervous
system shows itself. Catarrhal people are
soon made nervous. The relation between
chronic catarrh and nervous debility is most
Intimate.
Catarrh is chronic congestion of some
mucous membrane The nerves, which
should guard the mucous membrane against
congestion, are depressed and their func-
ton partly destroyed. The nerves that
should control the circulation in the mucous
membrane are called the vasa-motor system
Of nerves. Depression of the general ner-
vous system soon leads to depression Of the
vasa-motor system. Depression OF the vasa-
motor system Of nerves at once causes
chronic catarrh.
Any remedy to effect a radical cure of
chronic catarrh must operate directly
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-03-06

A medical student is authority for
the statement that women's skulls
command a much lower price than
those of men. ''It is possible" he
says, ''to obtain the skull of a woman
for $3.50, while that of a man cannot
be had for less than So. The reason
why? Well, woman's skull, ais a
rule, is considerably smaller than q
mans. It is said to be imperfectly de-
veloped; it is an inferior specimen of
the article and altogether less useful to
science; hence it's lower market value. :"