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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No. held its regular meet
ing Wednesday, the president. Sister
Broadhead, i'm the chair. The regular
opening exercises were performed. The
following sisters were elected officers
for the coming term: President. Sister
Gibson; vice-president. Sister Besser:
secretary. Sister Harrison; financial
secretary. Sister McCord: treasurer,
Sister Roberts; chaplain. Sister Sud
low; conductress. Sister Hofeditz; as
sistant conductress. Sister Sainsbury:
inside guardian. Sister Jenkinson out
side guardian. Sister Scott. For the
good OF the order interesting remarks
were made by Special Deputy William
j. Annear of No. 3. Special Deputy
Broadhead and others. it was voted
that invitation be extended 20 the SUI
preme officers and auxiliary committee
To attend the open installation which
viii occur July II.
The trolley party committee of auxili-
ary NJ. met Monday evening with
Sister Williams. Plans were perfected
for the same. An enjoyable meeting
was spent, Sister Williams serving the
committee with ice cream. IL is ex-
pected that two or more cars viii be In
service. Dinners will be served TO all
who desire at 80 cents extra.
Auxiliary No. 3 held its meeting Fri
day I'm Guild hall under the presidency
or SfsteF Bray. Regular bustneSy WAS
transacted. There was quite a large
attendance. The election OF officers re-
suited as follows: President Sister
Wilkins; vice-president. Sister Edge
worth; chaplain, Sister Butterworth:
Conductress. Sister Miss Norton as
sistant conductress. Sister Greenwood:
secretary. Sister Barlow: financial Sec
retary, Sister Mrs. Norton: treasurer.
Sister Knowles; inside guardian. Sis
ter Ferris: outside guardian, Sister
Austin. In order 10 enable all who 60
desire TO attend trolley party OF auxil-
larry No. on Friday evening. July "A.
1t was voted that the next meeting bs
omitted For the good Of the order re-
marks were made by the honorable sec
retary. T.. \. Truelove. Deputy w. ].
Annear and II. III. =. Henry Norton
The next meeting OF auxiliary No. 2
will occur Friday. July 2S. auxiliary
No. Will meet Wednesday i'm Freedom
hall; auxiliary No. Will meet Thurs
day at "a Westminster street.
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Orders >. : : : :
: : and Societies

sycamore, Charles Teachman: prophet,
Hiram Smith collector OF wampum, n.
n. Arendt; keeper OF wampum, Henry
Normandy; chief OF records, George Nj.
Bracket.
King Philip tribe: sachem, Arthur
HigC ms: s. s., h. O. Wehoskey; j. 8.
Joseph Whitlock; prophet. NJ. III. Haz-
ard; @. OF r., j. G. Purkis; G. of W.,
William Frankland: X. OF w, r. G..
Andrews; representative u great coun-
ell, first, L. ID. Whipple. second. NJ. NJ.
Anthony, third, passed; alternates.
first, William X. Brown, second. Will
liam Frankland. third. II. q. Andrews.
Meeting of July 4 omitted.
Pettaconsett tribe Sachem, III. A.
Goulet; =. s.. III. II. Bellows; j. s., L..
j. Cloutier; Pro-, w. A. Burgess; G. OF
r., @. r. Saunders; X. OF W., J. IL.
Farr; &. of W., w. Il. Bowen.
Watchemoket tribe: Sachem, John H..
Andrews; senior sycamore. James A.
Weatherbee; junior sycamore, G. l..
Case; prophet, laid over for two weeks;
chief of records, George O. Bliss: col
lector OF W.. A. l.. Chase; keeper or
wampum, Edward IL. Lincoln.
Ossamequin tribe: Sachem, Edward
;. Carr: senior sycamore. Harry Ben
nett; Junior sycamore Edward l.. Mer-
ry: chief OF records. III. Nelson French;
keeper OF wampum. George w. Chaplin;
collector of wampum, Edward l.. Slo-
cum. Jr
Moshassuck tribe: Sachem. Gilbert
T.. Scott: senior sagamore. Charles H..
Peck; junior sycamore, n. l.. jerks;
prophet. John Monuto chief of records,
Thomas Hayes: keeper OF wampum, g.
T.. jerks; collector OF wampum. "A. w.
Woodcock: organist. John Wodkinson,
Wamsitta tribe: Sachem, "A. L..
Burke; Sr sycamore. Mr.. Damon; Ju-
nior sycamore. l.. A. Lassell; prophet,
n. Pernell: chief of records. n. $.
Archer: keeper OF wampum, "A. Nj.
Burke: collector OF wampum. William
Il. Packard
Installation will be in order during
the coming week.
The Warriors degree was given one
candidate at the meeting OF Ossame-
quin tribe Wednesday evening.
Pocasset fraternal tepee, which rs
now In possession of Weenat Shassit
tribe at Newport will be presented 10
Watchemoket tribe, East Providence
Friday evening.
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PILGRIM FATHERS.

Providence colony No. 145 at its re-
cent convocation had more than the
usual large attendance. as il had been
given out there would be an initiation
on this date. Five seekers after know
ledge were present and the goat wore
his whiskers off In putting them
through and the five received more
knowledge to the square inch i'm a short
space Of time than they had ever
dreamed they would attain i'm that way.
This organization is founded for fra
ternity and relieves the sufferings of
it's worthy members. w. Governor Mel
son A. Nottage presided and with his
assistant sergeant-at-arms Brother +
j. Potter. all went well. Ice cream and
cake were served and were much need
ed. as 1t was a warm evening TO some
present, If not To all. There were seven
visitors from Narragansett colony OF
Providence and one brother from Mon
adnock colony of -Keene. MI Sen
tinel OF the Inner Gate Potter furnished
music. The sentinel Of the outer gate
Albert III. Fish acted as secretary pro
tenn. the regular secretary, J. r.. Ches-
brough being absent. IT was an excel
lent meeting.
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ORDER OF ALFREDlANS.

The last meeting of Brigade No. 8
was held in Alfredian hall the Hon.
Commander John Gledhnl presiding
Roll call found all officers present. Com
munication from supreme council was
received and placed on file. The Queens
birthday celebration committee report
ed a complete success, a snug sum be-
ing realized. The committee was dis
charged with a hearty rising vote OF
thanks. Committee on union eXcur-
son reported arrangements having
been made for a moonlight excursion
on Saturday evening, August 3. Good
of the order was responded 10 by Com
rade Wilson of Brigade No. l. ne maxi
ing very interesting and practical re-
marks which We're well received. After
adjournment the comrades enjoyed the
usual collation..
The union excursion committee held
meeting I'm the rooms OF Brigade No.
l Tuesday evening The various COM
mittees reported. IL was decided to
stop at Silver Spring on the return trip
the hall having been engaged for dam
cling. Twelve hundred tickets are being
put out for sale and il only REQUIRES
the united efforts Of all 10 make this
Big success. An orchestra will be ON
board and refreshments Will be for
sale. The committee adjourned 20 meet
Thursday evening. July 1S i'm the ante
room OF No. /, 81 Westminster street
Brigade No. 3 will meet Monday in
Alfredian hall
Brigade No. . will meet Friday I'm
place OF Tuesday in Guild han, olney-
vile square.
Brigade No. will meet Friday in
Freedom hall, $. Providence.
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GOOD TeMpLARS.

ON Monday evening, June 20. the
Providence lodge No. held its regular
session i'm Smiths hall I'm Butler EN-
change with very fair attendance
and one visitor. District Assistant Mar
shall. Miss Grace Read. when IL
came TO the good OF the order part OF
the session. favored the lodge with
excellent piano music. G. t., Arthur
Il. Warner presided with all the ofil-
GERS present but two.
The absence committee reported that
Sister Ormsbee was obliged TO attend
n melting of the ID. Of r. that evening
and that Il. c.. c. T.. Walter Ii. Frost
left Providence on June "a TO attend
the session of the international body,
to be held in Toronto, on the 21th.
Brother Frost represents this stat.
The regular meetings of Providence
lodge No. will be held on July 10 and
July "a instead of the usual dates on
account OF the 4th of July being too
close To one OF it's meetings.
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAS.

The proposed Pythian demonstration
is just ADJOINING and promises to be
a grand success Supreme Chancellor
Thomas s Sample will tr here on the
morning OF August / and it is quite
probable that q reception will be ten
dered hm at the Narragansett hotel
some time during the day. The com
mittee has not yet decided upon the
line OF march. but under no circum-
stances will IL be above Summer street
and the review will be at the corner of
Weybosset and Potter streets The pro-
gram for the evening at Infantry hall
will be announced later, also the pro-
gram for August at Rocky Po MT.
Elmwood lodge. at the meeting We'd
nesday evening voted to engage the
Hedley-Livsey band for the evening
parade Oh August 1 and to carry out
the plans proposed by the lodge Broth
ers George II. Fisher, Charles ID. Cady.
T.. +. Tompkins, Orrin Spencer. Will
liam-Cottnn- $. Y. Dove and Arthur
Barrows were made committee, and
they have fun power 20 actand the
prospects are that E,lmwood lodge will
have at least 125 men In line and To
some extent will be m uniform
So far four bands of music have been
engaged for the evening demonstration
Palestine lodge celebrated its 18th
birthday Tuesday evening i'm home
like way there being nearly 100 present.
The session was called to order by
Chancellor Commander r.. II. Arnold,
who after Opposing of the regular
business turned the lodge over 10 Past
Chancellor j. M. Miller. who set the
ball rolling by calling upon Past
Grand Chancellor Fred l.. Phillips for
an address, also Deputy Grand Chan
cellors r.. a. simmons and j. Irving
Davis. There was no lack of good songs.
instrumental selections and stories. ana
the feed was all that could be asked for.
The pleasant affair was I'm charge of i.
vi. Miller Charles Schuler ana William
1i'lL
Brother y. Harrington of Elmwood
lodge has gone 60 Block Island where
he will remain for some time for il
will be remembered that he narrowly
escaped beng killed az the fire. corner
Elmwood avenue and West Frlendship
street few weeks ago. n will be some
time before ne will revive sufficiently
to resume his duties as captain OF hose
company IL.
No meetings will be held Tuesday
evening. July 4.
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HOME CIRCLE.

After seven months OF unbroken in
terest the Home Circle whists which
have been patronized by more than
five thousand ladies and gentlemen OF
Providence and Pawtucket. adjourned
for the season last Monday evening. but
not until a unanimous vote of thanks
had been extended TO Allie B. G.
Hodges and friends for the excellent
manner in which the sociais OF the
season had been conducted to such a
splendid success through their efforts
A large number OF tables were used
and by special request the playing con-
tinued until eleven O'Clock Mrs. /. NJ
Eddy was awarded a silver sugar bowl
as ladies' first prize. Miss Cora "a,
Shaw glass berry dish as second prize
and Jennie Morris a bon bon dis as
third prize gentlemen's frs. prize
Mr.. William Pepper received "a punch
bowl: Mr.. w. T.. Sherman claret
pitcher "A second prize and Mr.. r. s.
Henderson carried off n bon bon dish as
third prize.
Providence council met I'm the parlors
of ikng f.....p's hall last Monday eVea-
ing and Initiated two new members ana
made preliminary arrangements for an
entertainment To be- given by the cOun-
ell 20 their friends in The near future
More new members are 10 be admitted
at its next meeting. July 10th
University council win meet I'm King
Philips's hall next Monday evening for
the admission OF new members and tho
transaction Of other important busi-
ness for which large attendan"e Is
desired
OlncvVillc council VII meet IN III
bray hail ncNi Monday evening and
a number of new members viii bc ad.
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TO WELCOME DEWEY.
North Atlantic Squadron May Meet
Admiral at Fayal.
The Proposal Of Admiral Sampson is Said u
Have Been Approved.

The officers of the North Atlantic
squadron now at Newport understand
that Rear Admiral William T. Samp-
sons plan for the welcome home Of Ad-
miral Dewey has been aitroved by the
president. though they have NOT Yet
been definitely informed 90 that effect.
Rear Admiral SampSOn's plan .
wholly his own. and all tn. officers un'
der him are enthusiastic over a.
lie has suggested that he he p'rmit-
tad 10 take the North Atlantic spua =
ron tb Fayai. in the Azor' and tfeir
await Admiral Dewey. receive IL ana
salute him IN the maine % ne pif's aicni
and th. people of the tmtcd states anu
escort him home across thf ncetn.
This a. thought 90 be thr grealrti i,t-
val honor that could be accorded the
hero Of Manila bay.
Dewey f. expected tr reach tle
Azores In October. and the plap is 30
bav, there awaiting him the nneship
New York aud he DattieShips lndinna.
Massachusetts and Texas
President Mckinley ana Secretary
Long have been invltg 20 attend The
Santiago day dinner of the officers ~
iho North Atlantic squadron on the
cruiser New York on Monday. iuis be-
lic,sd the secretary viii accept.
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tficates be cancelled. The archon was
followed i'm his remarks By Deputy SUI
preme Archon j. j. Deyenish. who was
also at Buffalo as the representative of
district No. 81, which comprises Rhode
Island and portion OF Massachusetts
He spoke I'm the highest terms OF the
business ability displayed by the Off
GERS o fthe supreme -onclave and con-
graduated the members on the fact that
although there was quite a contest the
result was the reelection OF: Supreme
archon. Morris @. Conen. Pittsburg
Pa: supreme provost Olin Bryan. Bal
timore. Md. Samuel n. Tattersall. Bal
timore, Md. supreme treasurer. G. III
Ramsay, Boston, Mass. j. H. Chris
tian. NJ. ID. Baltimore Nd. supreme
organizer. John w. Cruett. Baltimore
Md; supreme prelate. Charles A. Greer
Altoona, Pa: supreme inspector.
Adolph Schmidt. McKeesport. Pa: su-
preme warder. Joseph Noblit. Wen
onah. ". J.; supreme sentinel. Dr. Han.
son, Chester Pa.
During the making OF the represent :
ative's report IL was announced that
the candidates had arrived for initia-
ton They were ente' lined In the
ante-room until he had finished, when
they were introduced and instructed in
the lessons which make good Hepta-
sophs.
What Cheer conclave held it's second
regular meeting in hall VI Working
Girls club. Mount Pleasant. Thursday
evening. Archon Joseph +. Mowry pre-
siding. There was full attendance
quantity OF business was gotten rid oi
several applications were presented ana
acted upon. Deputy Supreme Archoh
j. j. Devenish was present ana gaNe
an interesting account of the doings
of the supreme conclave at Bufalo. y.
Y. Brother Edward Smith of Rogel
williams conclave made some very
pleasant and congratulatory remarks
A vote of thanks was rendered TO Past
supreme Archon +. +. James Deputy
Supreme Archon j. j. DeNenish and
Deputy Supreme Organizer > W.
Thompson for the part taken by them
in organizing and instituting WHAT
Cheer conclaVe.
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t1NttffStf5fsf z

church of the Mcdlator. Cranston
street. Rev w & Sclcck. pastor--Ser-
vice. l0;i5. subject. Americas True
Greatness" communion. II; $ :. 1890.
Broadway. Rev J q Randall. pastor
1919 communion; $50 sermon. Unity
of Humanity" Guests OF honor Amer
lean Mechanics.
Ballou-Morn.ng service. 10:45, Rev
. IA Shinn. ID ID. will preach: sunday
school, IL; Jun y Il g l.. 5:30; Y i G L,
$50
First Universalilt church Rev II ]
Cushman ID ID. pas on. Public worship
at 1915, the pastor viii preach: Holy
Communion at II m; : : az 1880.
ghes1ale--DiVine worship With
sermon by the pastor w N Starrll.
MISCELLANEOUS
Mission Of the Coming King
Broad street Prayer Las; Bible class.
1870: prcachins 2,4j by Elder \ : Will
liams conference. $50.
Cranstan Union Sunday schoo West
Arlington. Sunday school az .: preach
ing by Rev Wh.am j Reynolds OF
Providence dt 3.
Helping Hand Missiou-ii Hartford
avenue. Regular rvices at $50. Mrs
Payne. VIE of Evangelist Thomas
Payne OF London. Eng. viii be present
and Us expected 90 speak
church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Saints Eagle hall. No. s67 Westminster
street. Preaching services Sundays. 3
u m. sunday school. i:45.
Y VI g. A building. . 80. cOmmittee-
mems service: 4. p0trioIic services ad-
dress by Rev I. - Barrett president
Jackson college. Miss "Chrstian Pat
riOiism vOcai solos and cornet. ladies'
admitted % balcony 4 80. open ail. SER
vice at Dexter Training ground. adj
dress by Rev. x - Wesley
Mary Hopklus Vcscue Missi0n--l7
Clemence street sunday evening az
20. flflh annlXersary ~ the mission.
CHAPLAIN Nutting and others VIII lead.
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
At corner Huntington near Union
avenue Service az TO-
Union Sea and Land Mission Ucv g
IA pnmmrr. superintendent. Meeting
DaN's wharf 80 B. Ncssrs. Taly aud
Pierce viii speak.
Union Gcsps Miss ~. zoe EIIy near
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HePTASOPHS.

Roger Williams conclave held its reg
ular session Tuesday evening at 81
South Main street. Nyles a. McNair in
the chair The attendance was large
and a number of applications were re-
ceived and voted upon. the usual
amount OF business being transacted.
Archeon McNamee. who was the rep-
resentative Of his conclave at the ses-
sion OF the supreme conclave, held at
Buffalo, n. V. during last week. gave
a very comprehensive report Of the
transactions of that body. Among the
principal features of the conclave were
the adoption of a suicide law: change
I'm the age limit; the question of a re-
serve fund and the consequent chang
Ing OF the assessment table. which was
after much discussion left without set
tlement. The question OF admlttancc
OF women To the order though largely
favored was finally lost. the report OF
the supreme archon being especially
interesting. Since March. 1897, l55 con-
claves have been instituted and but two
have been suspended Benefits on-6SI
deaths. amounting to 81 29S.525. have
been paid. 90 all the claims presented
but six have been compromised. one
was a case where man was I'm "A duel
and his opponent WAS convicted uf
Inanslaughter. In two cases the evl.
dcnce introduced indicated suicide. 4
large number ~ Hept1Eophs we're In
the Spanish war. bnt none We're killed
in battle. several dying after the close
OF the war from disease. n large per
centage OF the membership had Klon.
dixie fever and went IN search of colo.
The delegates had struggle regarding
members who exposed themsoites to
fhe torrors of the klondike and The
general sentiment was that such cer-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-01
A FINE NEW BUILDING
VIII Be Aided 10 The S. AUs.us Orphan AsI'un'
In South Providence.

Messrs. William II. Walker SUNS
the architects. have just completed the
plans for the Rhoda Island 'athoilc
Orphan Asylum. which 4 to Dc ioc"-
ted directly i'm the rear Of the -. Alloy
sius asylum. between Prairie ana Cor
don avenues. South Providence Inc
building is TO be or brick % oy 81
feet, three stories high. with pasc-
ment II feet high.
The ent re basement BE- to De a. rScIt-
alton room for boys. and on lnv front
part OF the first floor there VII pe
kindergartcn and cooking scn'oi' Nhlie
the rear part will contain tohtt IOoihs'
lavatories and laundry appurichahce
for the entire Institution. Inc seconi
floor will contain four school rooms.
each accommodate 40 schulars. and
all OF the rooms Will be thoroughly
equipped
The third noor will b. thc chapel
complete in every detail -rdtins 80
PERSONS on the floor, and 30 ln the gal-
ieryThc chapel viii be- finished ~ oDrn
timber work. with fs oI l' ie< 70
he walls and g. feet tO lhr dpcN of thr
roof I'm the rear OF The bulding VIII BE-
the boiler house which w.ll furnish the
-ha.lt-for both -lhl-Ll--lA- the old
buildings. Special attention Will BE-
given To- the heating and Nenulaiing
Of the building
Work will be begun upon the new
asylum on Monday morninr next. aud
J. G. Walsh A. 60. viii bc The buildefs.
~ is expected that the structure Viii
he completed hy thc first Of November
neat.
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ship street. Service ct :, conducted by
: stone. 1:50. Robert Relde.
Broad street Christian Church
Morning service and Communion 1o;45
o'clock Sunday scnool. 1915. The
evening service led by Christian En-
deavorers with short address by pastor,
at o'clock.
First Church OF Christ. Scientist
$50 Bowen street. Service. l0:45, SUBJ
icct. Cod"
Household OF Faith-Corner Sabin
and Cope streets. Preaching at 3 and
1:30 by Elder \ B Swan.
Bethany Gospel Mssion-26 South
Main street Preaching at 7:i5 by Joel
Bassett. evangelist.
Providence Jhurch or Christ, Scien-
tist-No. - Comstock avenue. Service
l0:45: subject " God
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Seeing is Believing By Visiting the PARIS HOUSE.
Hosiery and Underwear.

100 dozen Children's Ribbed Lisle
Hose, double knees. high spliced and
double soles, bargain al. rrsr
pair. 19c., sizes TO 10, now per a..
pam '.'''''''' 49, '.'.''..,... III
100 dozen Boys Ribbed Cotton Hose.
double knees. high spliced and double
soles, sizes TO 10, match them if you
can in any store at per pair 29c.. -.
now per pair. ........... IOC
100 dozen Ladies' Lace Idsle Hose
bargain at per bair 5Oc., they won't
last long at this price, per nr.
pair. -. 80. ............ 80. LJC
100 dozen Ladies' Jersey Vests. shaped
and Swiss Ribbed, white and s1
ecru, bargain at each lsc. now IC
80 dozen Gents Angola Shirt and
Drawers. bargain at each 2sc.. ~,
now eden.' ''.' 4 - '.''".. IV
so dozen Childrens Jersey Vests a
bargain at each 12iac., now =.
eacn.... ....ss.s.--........ o.. ~
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mitted after which collation. will be
served by the members to their friends
America council OF Pawtucke, are de-
lighted with the expectation that their
Past Leader NJ. G. Hapoldt will be the
nexI deputy in place or Mr.. Stephen r.
Arnold who is about to take Hp-his
residence in California.
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TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT

Ani each das aud night during this woek
YOU con &c, NJ any druggists kcmp's Balsam
for The Throat and lungs. acknowledged to
be- lie most surccssful remedy every sold for
tough- tronr. bronchitis. Asthma and 'on.
sumption &c; ~ bottle fopt' and keen 10
alwavs ~ tnc house. - you con check your
cold 81 ouru. i'ics 2sc. and 5oc. -smp.e
hvttle frcs-
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RED MEN.

During the week elections have been
IN order and the following is the result.
Tahoma tribe: Sachem Thomas Lew
is; nior sagamorc. j. e. Ash: Junior
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Wash Goods DEBT.

2O00 yards Organdies ana Batiste. all
new styles. regular price per
yard 12i2c., now per yard ~ &c
1850 yards Bates Best Seersucker. any
quantity you wantregular price a
per yard l2lac, now per yard 6c
1925 yards French Royal Pique. lust
what you want FOR skrting. regular
price per yard 12l2c.. now per r
yard. -. -. ...... .......... DC
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Ruggles Street Primitive--10:45. Rev
w II Yarrow A NJ. will preach; THE
Story of the Exodus"
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PRIMITIVE METHODIST.

SIS; $50. e L; 7:so, The Range Find
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A DOCTORS
Success With Grippe.
He Preseribes BRAZILIAN BALM,
Which not only effects a cure III the most
critical cases, but is the only known remedy that
leaves no evil results behind.

Miss Emma Rockwell of Kewanee Ills writes, under date
of January 25 My mother 20 years Of age mas been
very, very sick with Grippe Her head and lungs af
ected The fever up 103 legrees The doctor gave
very little hope but ordered give Brazilian Eall
all tie time This stood first among the medicines. Nothing
seemed Cough and the fever like the Balm
Although the Pneumonia and her crti
CAL brought her through all right 1t is certainly
derul remedy chief reliance in the family all thuk
could rot keep house without it."
claim of Grippe
today; reople
and all
and
Il. onc,s gthandne n tine
JACKSON Manufacturing Chemists, ianapohs Ind.
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Hall Lyon Chambers Calder Co, Geo. L. Cafin Co., and
Banding Blanding.