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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-12-14
DIVORCE FOR A POLICEMAN.

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ened her with a knife and still another
time ne knocked her down with his
fists \ br0ther-'n-laW OF Mrs Me
Gee said hat McGce Wps about as bad
as they made them in regard TO THEY
ing and drinking. Thomas w Robinson
appeared Tor the petitioner.
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PERSONAL

Calvin L. Fritts, OF Sag Harbor.
Long Island, visited here last week
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Arnett, Of
PHILADELPHIA visited here on Saturday
aud Sunday Inst
Mrs. Lillian Tibbels nnd Miss
Stella Savage, visited relatives and
friends in Philadelphia a few day Inst
week
u. &. Van Sewer lett heee CA
Monday morning last for few weeks
Isl, to relatives in Burlington
Miss Cornelio Van Solver Is visit
ing IN Philadelphia.
Frank Stiles, Of Philadelphia,
Yi9i,el Mr.. and Mr. (. Sponsler
Stiles, on North Union street. on Sat
urday aud Sunday last
L. 3. Glasgow Of Burlington.
visited here en- Friday last.
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CoantS Convention. Christian IndeaSor.
Last evening proved Unexpectedly
pleasant as to weather. The full moon
hone from n cloudless sky, and not II
breath Of the storm remained The
high winds that drove away the rain
clouds dried the roads. In con
sequence, many came from many miles
to Join i'll the quarterly gathering Of
the enthusiastic hosts of IIunterdon
Endeayorors, which was held in the
pleasant Baptist church of Clinton.
Mr.. Johnson Aller, President Of the
County Union, presided with bccom-
ing dignity The cordial address of
welcome, by Rev. S J. Skevington,
put all the people in good humor aud
at home Secretary Bells gracefully
responded The address Of Rev.
Chas. Sehalls of Easton was most
happy one, and encouraged Christian
Endeovorers by telling points that will
be remembered The singing was all
we'll chosen and cxcellently rendered
The large choir did admirably, under
the leadership of Mr.. J. Y. Bells
The annual Convention to be held
in April was appointed for the Lam
bertyille Presbyteriaa church C1ia-
tan Democrat, ian. 90
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Arrested. locked up in i@i and re
leased, all inside Ola few hours. was
the experience That Willis McGiery,
of Milford, y. J., Ind on Monday Of
this week For sometime past. coal
trains that piss through Milford have
been bonded ~ men IN TINT place mud
coal taken there from. The railroad
company determined to break mp this
practice and detailed private detectives
with that purpose IN view On Sutur-
day evening last one Of these detectives
caught McCIeary i'll the act Of taking
coal from one Of the trains lie said
nothing nj the time Init camc here and
secured "a warrant for his arrest On
Monday morning he went TO Milford
and arrested the young man while at
has worl, ami brought him here on the
two o'clock trim. He was at once
taken to Justice Lyman office, where
he confessed to the CHARGE. He told Il
pitifui story. which Na4 found 10 Ee
true in csery particular Ills tathnr
for a anmbcf II yeBfs WIS caaa6 ~
ON the Lehigh Wiley Railroad n good
honest upright nun, well lkeH by tho
Company aud all who know hiHl.
Wmle making flying drill one day
he VAST over by the cars and cut
in two. He had his life insured for n
goodlY sum for the protection of his
widow. part of which was to have
been spent to educate his son This
the boy said was never done, he only
receiving two suits of clothes from the
money left He had been left TO shift
for himself The boy is only eighteen
years old, Is married and has one child.
He is employed in n frame factory in
Milford, and onl yreceives ninety cents
day, with no work part of the time
He had only taken the coal to keep him
and his family from freezing and die
not realize he had been doing wrong.
HI also bore an excellent character
His story touched the heart Of the JUS
tee and the detective who had pre-
ziously heard of his good character.
Train master W. II. Davis was appeal
ed to, who in turn called up Superin-
tendent \. p. Gest on tho Phone, and
after relating the facts, the word came
back from Nj Gest to discharge the
young man. The boy wopt for joy and
after promising not to repeat the of
fence he was liberated and took the
G.a0 p NJ train for his homo
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
NEW Hofg AND BUCKS COUNTY. PA.

- 'iNff = NV A3SNfiNNf WIN ~
Charles Z. Cope, Of Atlantic City,
\. J.. has pmchased four building lots
At WNcembt Station Of John c. Wal
ten.
fhe DoyIestown Democrat says
IT Is reported that II Quay petition
circulated i'll Nowhopo borough has
been signed by i2l of the 1i5 Rcpubt-
can voters there
Wedoubtit. There can be SO many
mon there that "hend thoir neck to the
YOKE,
Two gnnss Of men are now nj work
on the Quakertown and Eastern Rail
roaa Company line one is grading
nj tho Durham furnace and the other
is al work ON Rattlesnnko Hill.
William II. Glosson, Of New Hope,
diGd ON Monday of this week, For
somo Aears he Was one of tho partners
al tho fnmherteille Spoke Mfg Co hut
aald ont hia interest four or five years
snee. lie WASH man highly esteemed
by his friends and neighbors.
SaIcbafY Farmers club has elect
ej the following officers for 1899:
President, Joseph y. Simpson; Vice
President, stephen II Bolts; Record
ing Secretary, Martha G. Ely: Cores
ponding Secretary, Eaatbmn Reeder;
| EXCrutiVp CnnmittuoI Gptb ~ Walton
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Commends itself 10 the well-inforned,
to do pleasantly and ofiectually what
was formerly done in the erudest man
ner and disagreeably as well To
cleanse the system and break up colds,
headaches, and fevers without unpleas-
ant after effects, use the delightful
liquid laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs
Made by California Fig Syrup Co
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On Saturday evening last, orr gent
al ncighbor, I. G Kitchin, editor Of
the New Hope News was very
agreeably reminded that he had reach
ed another birthday On going to the
post Office on that day, he became
somewhat surprised and confused ut
tAe greatly increased amount Of mail
matter the postmaster handed him, but
on hastily opening ono or two OF the
packages, he realized what tall meant
The packages contained some beauti-
ful and costly tokens Of remembrance.
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FROM THE FIRST WARE.


FROM The FIRST WARD.
The Lambeftvllle Rubber Company
ia having rood run this winter aud
all hands seems to lac kept busy. The
new engine is giving good satisfaction
aad there is no stopping now for want
of power. \ gung Of men is still en-.
Gagged putting IN the new dre-ex-
tiuguishing apparatus. which Is con-
uected with Il monster pump. The
water supply is to be taken from the
river. and whom finished. il will he one
Of the fin, arrangements fer the pur=
pose in our city The suction pipe
will be 10 inches, all under ground,
taking the water from the river, the
mperunning undcr the railroad.
There was a grand turnout nj the
"Guth-S Stone Club ami tho boy lined
up in great shape in the following
order when the roll was called
0'Reilley. O'Remhe,
. Brian . logan,
9,G Gpa,fr'' o y !'"n,'''''
McNultv. MeIaiirv.
MeDermot, Mccall.
Mcclure and Mccall.
The minutes Of thel last meotina were
read and approved. The committee en-
building reported progress. Nh cane
and Mr.. Morgan cndcayored to eN-
plain the Silyerquestion and exhibited
Il new silver certificate te substantiato
their argument. hut before any salts
factory asrcement was reached upon
this MI imnortont aue4tion the time
limit had expired and the meefine
adjourned.
Let man once imagine taat he Is II
genius and his vanity Will pinch cat
the little bit Of common sense he hag
to stari with.
The journalist Who loves his fellow
man ALWAYS breathea his love INTO his
work. uat the same rs the man who
loves whiskev breathes whiskcy into
your face unconsciouslv when hetnlkq
eanfidentialk into vaur ear.
The water heina ont IL the Feeder.
there i considerable work being Al
tended IL in the wavzof rcpairs npon
this important waterway. Some fiji
teen or twenty men aro busily nj worl,
tearing down the cid wallsof the sniee
way opposite tho I,ambeytville Rubber
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! Remc,Iy for The Grimm.

4 remedy recommended FOR patients afilict-
81 with The Grippe is Kemp's Balsam, which is
especially adapted to diseases Of the throat
and lung Do not wait for the first symptoms
IF the disease, but get bottle to-day and
Geep ii on hand for use the moment it is need
ed. If neglected the grippe has a tendency TO
bring on pneumonia. The Balsam prevents
this by keeping tAe cough loose All drug
aist- ssil The Basau
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neWa,c Of ointmcn's tor c,tairh Tint
contain Ncrcuis.

as mercury viii surely destroy the
seHse Of =mel aud completely deran4e the
whole system when cntorins it through the
mucous surfaces such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions FROM rcputa-
bic physieIaus, MS HE damage tlley viii do is
ten fold to the good YOU can po4-li4 derive
from them lIall's GatarrA Cure. mmufaatn-
cd byF }. Cheney . CO Toledo, q contains
no mercury, and is taken internally acting
directly upon the blool and mucous surfaces
Of the system In buying Hans CaraIlt ura
he sure yen get the genuine Il is tafea IA
formally, and mad IN foledo, Ohm j.. ]
Cheney ca Testimonial ff.--
Sold 10y Druggists, 7lr
lIall's Family Pills are The best
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FLORIDA.
Personally Conducted Tour yin Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.


vania Railroad.
The next Pennsylvania Railroad tour 10
Jacksonville, allowing two weeks in Florida
viii leave New York and P Philadelphia by spec
ial train OF Pullman Palace Cars Tuesday,
February :. Excursion tickets, including rail-
way transportation, Pullman accommodations
lone berth, and meals en- route in both direct
ions while travelling on the special train, will
be sold at the following rates New York,
5000; Philadelphia, $500 Canandaigua,
s5235 Erie, s4.s5 Wilkesbarre s5025; Pitts
burg, s52 20; and at proportionate rates from
other points
For itineraries tickets, and full information
apply 10 Ticket Agents; Tourist Agent, 1895
Broadway, New York; 7s5 Broad Street, Now
ark y. j.; or address Geo w. Boyd, Assistant
General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
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IDEESDAY. FEB /. 1899.


Just what you want the bestGoal.
ts.... Of GEo W. MASSEY.
new brick bnil1iug being built
ag.rf.3 tho boiler bouse NJ the Electric
lz,a4 works +orcnloao +be The sheet
.safsl baillino
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49, - ~.
"a gentleman Hf'4s On south
Hi2a street mas a pei rooster ana "
aes- ta't pay tose'hef hhs TWO Young
a'5seHs. il Is quite Amusing 10 N"ien
5eaa @t7naof has sold at private
tie ass house and lot known rs the
INT ba'serioss io'l' to 9ohe oa'aeE' oil
nan" bFoo6' Nf. i'"li'S VIII move
l-.t=te .Al.t'' a7s.
lac Homo Visitor sayss 1t IS
lated ora good authority that daung
the i've months stay OF the Italians ia
bennington, working en- the sewers
they drank 1000 bottles Of beer,
John Crowley OF tins city. has
,"Nea Posi''oA rs efaNe'lAs statesman
ZOE Inc +a'a0et'Fit.e i'Hopfr company
a4a mas 'eeh assigned me STATE OF
'a'o rs me to5''ia2iS III " men he IL 10
N2.".
Y dancing eIass has been organic
81 ia tins city, conducted by Prot.
"ah'ar, which meets every Friday
eFaz1se in Gymnasium Hall About
t@eat5 iye members hive hrsn ae-
'ated
Good health Il worth more than
aHstAlns else t. YOU. aad every bottle
III Ha6dss salaarmilIa rontain- good
health.
Pho ss45oi4.=af Ans5,zfes Sfu..li.
z.sl ,.b5. 3i,Ist I.ibe,5y New York
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H's=s -s5' I'm 's' as'A'i 49,, the f"i. =
49, H5affak TIE second MELT IA Ifeus
f4a, a#tead II coming here
rr 7,..t-..,=i...= .,5..
49,. -. vac ~ ,''34'i'7a ,'t' ~
reAtl4-eailea pastor ot the ffeshy-
te5aa Church of tins city. Will he in
.#.tial ms 9,rae1sv ayenino Par.
....ls..= IN H. f,.,a i. ,l.a ,.,.,Io,.
''e"'ai' VIII me '"Hd' iii 'ao reEo'"t
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'Lt.}iGii "teH HiaN'''t litttf'Al. i'"i
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T.. w. BLOSSOMS,
MAIN AND CHURCH SITS,
Lambertville, N j
Abeh w N GsahEsS
'H'Aa EG III RNdtE
COATS And FURS!

We resolved at the beginning Of
this New Year, nor TO carry over
single Coat, Cape or Fur Garment,
if low prices will tempt YOU to buy
them.
This is a bona lidc reduction sale,
and we've marked them like this:
$50 Electric SeaI and Velour jackets,
SIJ.JS
$40 Electric Seal jackets, SO
$40 Fur Cnpes, SJ.JS.
S2Oand S22 80 High Grade Jackets, SO
SIG aud &159S Women's mud Misses
Jackets, 3I2
| al5 and Sl39S Women's and Misses
jackets, $40.
SD aud SlOQS Beautifully Lined Jack
cts, 81 90.
so, 80 and 81 Women's and Misses
Jackets, So
So and 50 Womens and Misses New
Style jackets, So.
so and 81 Children Coats and Reef
crs, 80 3S
s and So 50 Childrens Goats and
Refers, 50.
IS md s. Children'a Coats aud Reef
ers, SIPS
- and S3 80 ChiIdrcn's Coats and
Refers 80 90.
- Children's Reefers, 2f.9S
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TO BUILD Up

The system and destroy the
cough following am attack of
I.aGfippe, an Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is invaluable. To
be cllicacious it must be fresh
aud made from good oil. We
make II fresh every day from
the best Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil, combined with the Hypo-
phosphites, and guarantee it to
be MS good a preparation rs can
be found in the market. The
price will suit Won IA lG on.
bottle for Zoe. Try it.
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Ask lor Allen,4 Foot-Ea-e a powder II aares
Coru4 Bunon. GhlltlaiHs, Swollen. Sweating
and Damp feet At an druggists and shoe
stores 25c sample FREE Address Alien $
Ohnetaad IcEov. y y Jan. ls,fe-tw
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More lhm 100000 eggs are used
every year in this country for making
thc albumen paper that is used in
photographs
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HoOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
iousness, Indigestion, headache.
Easy 20 taaa. easy to operate. Csc.
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Our
Inventory

has shown small lots of goods in
every department that we cannot
afford to carry over to next season.
Reduced prices prevail every
where.
These are some of the attractions:
Hosiery Reduced.
Extra quality women's wool hose.
Prices have been 50c to &i 90 pair.
Prices now Pc. pair
Women's hecced-linod hnse: heavy
and warm
Price was 1ur
Price now 3sc a pnir
Ghildren's Rood-wearins wool hose.
Prices were 2Sc. to d0c
Price now lsc
GIoUeS Reduced.
Colored Cashmere Gloves
Prices have been &c and she
Price nov lie.
UHdey30ear Reduced.
flanneletto night robes, skirts and
drawers, all subject 10 n per cont
discount
Nomchs iiho Init vests aud drawers
odd sizes and styles
anc garments for ne
&c garments for 3sc.
It'll nnX You taiuvestigHte ths offer.
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For Sale-an ash Office railing, about
10 feet long, with gate. Apply at Tne
RECORD office.
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VALUABLE
House and Lot for Sale

The subscriber offers for sale his house on
Bridge street, near Main. Its location is de-
srable and the price is reasonable. Apply to
A. j, TANNING.
Lambertyille sept. 81, 1898
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lt'so fact, Cleo. W Massey sells
the best coal
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Arc you ruptured ? Mr.. Shaualia
has had 20 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if you are not satisfied Lady
attendant.
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safe, swift, superb Travelling - s,,y 81 l.
by Philadelphia and Reading Rpuie.

Tire Philadelphia and Reading Route to
NJ" York has been noted since its inception
for the special attention given b. the manage
meut 10 insure the comfort and safety Of it's
patron and while sacrificing neither Of these
important points to speed, ut the same timo
managing to keep in tine front with swift
travelling trains
II il but short time SINCE u "Trip ~ New
York wa- considered quite journey and on
account of the time consumed and diseomrorts
of tragelin2 never attempted unless entirely
necessary, but under the changed conditions
caused by modern improvements, it II but n
short plea SAINT trip and on no line are these
improvements more in use than on the Plaa-
deiplha and Reading Route, neither time Or
money being spared in the effort to secure
everything that viii conduec 10 the comfort.
safety and convenience Of travellers
The fast trains for New York leave Eeatiine
Terminal, Philadelphia. at cony enient hours,
connecting at Columbia Avenue and other
stations with Express Trains from Pottsyille.
Williamsport and other points in the coal and
lumber regions
For time Of trains, rates Of fare. aud other
Information, apply to any PHILADELPHIA and
Reading Ticket Aren't, or address EDISON
WEEKS. GenH Passenger Agent Phhdcl.
phia
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4 physician says the cigarette habit
eau4e9 weak minds. Perhaps he is
right, but We atill hold 70 the theory
that il merely indicates them mi
eugo Ncua.
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It's astonishing to learn what n
large number OF women there are who
will insist upon using kerosene to
light fires with Not day passes
that the newspapers do not record
deaths from this cause. Last year, ia
the United States alone, nearly three
thousand deaths OF women were Of
fcially reported, besides many who
hasten fires by the inhammable fluid.
And yet this kind Of suicide seems to
be popular, "The Advance.
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- - a t-- -
Houses For Rent

ll3 Clinton st. and 81 Elm st. IN
quire Of S. VAy Hons
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If you want segar that isJust the
thing, buy oLainbortyillc Puff J.
b. Kline, Bridge street
Having fed 393 tramps and allowed
So to sleep in his barn last year,
Daniel Smith, Berks Go. PA farmer,
has posted notices that in future none
need apply for food OF lodging
List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville Nj.
Mrs. Matte A. Hagamau,
Michael Schwartz,
Dr. Geo. w Titman.
c. A. SKILLMAN, +. VI.
Lambertyille, n j., Jan q, 1899,
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Mother 6ray's sweet Powders for Children,
Successfully used by mother Gray, nurse in
the Children's Home in New York, Cure Fever
ishness' Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders,
move and regulate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms Over 1900 testimonials 1heaDerer
M Al all druggists. 2ic Sample mailed
FREE Address Alien & ohnsied LeEoy
Al Jan r. 'go-im
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Walter Damrosch's orchestra las
been engaged for entertainment Mt
Willow Grove next season.
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity OF the combination, but also
to the care and skin with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known 10 the CALIFORNIA ElG SYRUP
Co only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance OF purchasing the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, q knowledge OF that fact will
assist ono in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALL
roRNIA EIu SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company d guaranty
Of the excellence OF its remedy. 1t is
far in advance Of all other laxatiycs,
rs ii acts ON the Kidneys, liver and
bowels without irrituting or weaken
ing them, and it docs not grippe nor
nouscate. In order TO get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal
L0tlSNiLLE. ~. NEw YORK. n. Y.
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Charles Z. Cope, Of Atlantic City,
\. J.. Inexperienced four building lots
nj WNcembe station Of John c. Wal
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Spain has accepted lbe invitation to
talk" pWs in tha CAr'a universal peace
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-03-09
A Kipling Poem.

Several years ago Fred H. Under
wood, now General Manager of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, named two
stations IN the upper peninsula of
Michigan "Rudyard" and "Kipling."
one being in an agricultural country
and the other in an iron ore district.
Sometime later "a mutual friend in
formed KipIing of Mr. Underwood S
action, and the celebrated author sent
Mr. Underwood his photograph with
the foI4owing lines on the back:
"RUDYARD" AND "KIPLING."
"Wise is the child who knows his sire"
The ancient proverb ran,
But wiser far the man who knows
How, when and where his offspring
grows,
For who the mischief would suppose
I've sons in Michigan.
Yet am | saved from midnight ills,
That warp the soul of man
They do not make me walk the moor
Nor hammer at the doctor door,
They deal in wheat and iron ore,
My sons in Michigan.
Oh, Tourist in the rullman Car
(By Cooks or Raymond's plan)
Forgive parents partial view;
But, maybe you have children too
So let me introduce to you
My sons in Michigan.
-Rudyard Kipling.