The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-03-27
Chat Abouf
People.

Women who call a man a "horrid
brute because he sits on the head of
fallen horse. should obtain informa-
uon from somebody who knows all
about horses before they condemn.
They should remember that as long
as the man sits on the horses head IL
VIII not struggle, and If the horse
We're allowed To struggle II would
break It's bones. 10 say nothing OF the
wagon and the harness. Az a matter
az fact, the man who sits on the
horses head Is doing a deed of mercy
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only two more days before the Cen
eral Assembly will take n rest until
after the election IN November next.
Before the balance of the session is
held, understand the mural decora-
lions OF tho Senate and House are to
be made, so that there will be more
novelty for those who have become
familiar with the building.
me Nernal equinox Is making up In
the way of inclement weather what
me crossing OF the line last autumn
lacked. Aet with the stories that come
from Alabama We should not com
plain
go
There are some queer ideas concern
ing the education OF children I'm some
or the New England towns. From a
not far distant town I'm Massachu-
setts comes the information that com
plant has been made that there is
TOO much love poetry I'm the singing
books used irr the public schools. and
AAs IL.
Hacked on th.~around that they are
indecent. And this reminds that Il
was in this same town that "A teacher
received the following letter from
parent. Deer Teecher-pleze doan't
leech my children no moar abowt their
insides they kno enuff alreddy and
besides it amt perlite." Truly. mod
ern education is up against a tough
proposition"
was talking with well know,
local music teacher last evening. and
ne said; Providence people will be
indeed grieved To hear that Mime
Sembrich that great queen OF song.
may never sing again In public"
luly agreed with him, for she was
one OF the very few of the truly great
singers that We're left.
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A friend has told me of a rather
complicated state OF affairs In "A
'hurch society. The women OF the
'hurch caused a large number OF
mail cook books 20 be printed. and
hesc were sold at the low price of
en- cents apiece SO far there was
lothing out of the way but the pastor
n looking through the book found "A
lumber or recipes calling for "a half
mt best whiskey or brandy" and "a
alf-pint sherry wine" cough rem
dy mas "a pint of good whiskey" as
ne OF It's ingredients. Then there was
rouble I'm the air ard the result is
nat the balance of the books cannot
q sold by the church, unless the OBJ
7ctionable recipes are marked out
18th red ink.
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The man with the shiny silk hat and
ne sack coat continues TO offend fhe
roprieties just as much as ever he
"a. There should be some method of
aching some men how TO dress.
go
TITS pretty tough on us men" de-
ared the Cheerful Idiot today. Then
; expatiated: Here we are almost
the close or the Lenten season. We }
I'VE been humble and contrite and
ought ourselves down TO proper de- 7
ce OF calmness when we felt our
ives ~ peace with all mankind
nd now the Imp of Darkness tennis J
10 break out and say bad things
,ok here" And the g. T. with wrath
his eyes. pointed out two column +,
'ry OF millinery openings and sug-
sted that pirates had been turned
use to prey upon mans pockets.
The Gnee;o