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spnin's Royal Marriage,

Madrid, Feb. I. = Prince Charles of
Bourbon will soon take the oath to sup
port the Spanish constitution. Numerous
academic titles and decorations will be
accorded him on the occasion of his mar
riage to the Princess OF the Asturias.
The cabinet has decided to restore the
constitutional guarantees and approve
the general amnesty proclamation, which
includes deserters from the army.
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Tni,ors Elect omcers,

Philadelphia, Feb. THE sixteenth
annual convention of the Merchant Tai
lors National exchange came to an end
with the election OF officers and the selec-
ton Of Norfolk for next years meeting.
The new officers are: President, Emile
Twyefort, New York; first vice president,
Il. T.. Biersmith, Kansas City; second
vice president, F. j. Heiberger, Jr.,
Washington secretary, Samuel ii
Spring, Boston; treasurer, r. {. Not
hohm, Milwaukee.
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m. nev. From south Africa.

Cape Town, Feb. 7.-Proceedings are
being instituted against Mr.. Cartwright,
editor Of The South African News, for
criminal and seditious libel contained in
a letter under the nom de plume British
Oficer," which said that General kitch.
encr had secretly instructed his troops to
take no prisoners. II is understood the
British are trying to sweep the enemy to-
ward Cape Colony along an extensive
frontage, with cavalry at each end, clear
ing everything in their advance, and i Is
said that General Kitchener is personally
directing the operations.
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Good News For Miners.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. T.-Advices from
Dawson City are to the effect that here
after there will be no crown reservations
Of mining claims in the Klondike or
Northwest Territories. All claims still
held by the crown, including many frac.
iional claims, with the exception of some
which are involved in litigation and 9TH
ers which are reserved for compensation,
will be thrown open, it is stated, on Feb.
2G for stalking.
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Agrarinn Riots In jamaica.

Kingston, Jamaica, Feb. I'm conse-
quence of series Of agrarian riots in the
fruit producing parish of St. Mary the
governor, Sir Augustus Hemming, has
issued proclamation warning the people
against attempting to take forcible pos
session of any land. The troubles have
slowly been developing serious phase,
and the authorities are taking firm action
In the matter.
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Mrs. Nation Again Erees

Topeka, Feb. 7.-Mls. Carrie Nation
was called up in police court on tba
charge of wrecking Joint" at 4OG Kan
sas avenue. About 100 of her folIowar.
were present. At the request OF tho os'
s,s.ali, ras city attorney the charge was dis.
.h misSea. Mrs. Nation and the women in
1ue courtroom then sang Nearer, NV
1oa 70 Thee" Police Judge Maraw
srled to stop them, but Chief of Police
stahl refused to interfere, '''e
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Strauss In a Train Wreck.

Pittsburg, Feb. THE Pennsylvania
limited express crashed into the rear OF
the Cleveland express. wrecking the en-
CINE Of the limited and the rear sleeper OF
the Cleveland express. The passengers
on the limited were shaken up, but not
injured. Only one passenger on the other
train, Henry Lublang Of New York, was
seriously injured, but several sustained
slight bruises. Lublang was internally
hurt and lost the power OF speech. Fail
ure to flag the last train is said to have
been the cause Of the collision. Edouard
Strauss, the musician, was among those
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winfrcd P1ncIs Mnrrled.

Denver, Feb. 7.-Charles a. Bonfls and
Miss Winfred Black, well known news
paper writer's, have been married at the
residence of the bridcgroom's brother,
Frederick G. Bonfils, publisher of the
D,nvcr Post. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Richard +. Sykes. Mr..
and Mrs. Boniils will make trip to
southern California and Honolulu, return
illg 10 Denyer next spring.
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In the Racing Circuit.

Will m s Ansin aud James P. Win
Chester, repr,s ntlng toe Wa Aa-et Hors
Show ,-uciatlun, went to Bil'inor.
Yesterday r the purpose nf entetins
the a-soci4tiou III the southern racing
circuit Admission was obtained ant
the focal association will arrange ,r TIL
r1ces O., t.mpattd. Il i probable thai
more races ttiar we're AT first couten
pated viii be scheduled.
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Seal Hunters start.

Washington, Feb. THE number Of
vessels, as reported by the United States
consul at Victoria, which propose to en-
gage in seal hunting from the port of
Victoria this year is 81. The last vessel
cleared Jan. % This is one vessel less
than cleared from that port last year on
the same business. Ten of the vessels
will hunt on the Japan coast and the re-
naming 24 on the coast of British Co
lumbia, Washington, Oregon and Cali
fnruin
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Sailor Killed by n Train.

Jersey City, Feb. Two men who
were walking on the Pennsylvania rHil-
road track between Tunnclle avenue
and Hudson County boulevard were
struck BY an east bound train. One man
was killed and the other badly injured.
The dead man was identified as Edward
Mccartney, a sailor, who had discharge
papers in his possession which showed
that he had been employed in the United
States navy up TO Dec. 81 1900. The in
jured man is Bernard McGinity of New
Work.
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Favor Grubb's Landing light.

The Commiltee on Interstate and For
eign Commerce has recommended tn
D sage uf hill intrnd iced by Corgres-
man Waiter O II fl :ker, prnvit.Ing foi
a b. aeon night near Grnbb'r Landing o.,
Il e DelaAare river Secretary OF thu
T'easu y Lyman j. Gage approved tht
b II
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Maurice Thompson Dying.

Charlottesville, Ind, Feb. IA sud
den change for the worse has taken place
in the condition Of Maurice Thompson,
the author, who has been i'll for nearly
two months. 1t is now thought that the
end is only question of few days, pos
sib!y hours His relatives have been
summoned. and hope for his recovery has
been practically abandoned. He is bare
" conscious and evidently appreciates his
condition.
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Mercier's Plan to Invade England

Paris, Feb. IA discussion by the sen
ate of the naval budget enabled General
Mercier TO again push forward his favor.
ite theory for the invasion Of England
ne moved that an appropriation Of 250,-
ooo francs be made to build barges and
small steamers with which In the event
OF war to land troops promptly on the
enemy's coast. M. de Lanessan, minister
OF marine. intimated that he did not need
General Mercier's counsel regarding de-
fense measures. He refused to accept the
proposal, which was withdrawn.
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The wilcox Cherges.

Washington. Feb. THE house com
mittee on elections No. l has decided to
take cogniaance Of the petitions and
charges against Delegate Wilcox OF Ha
waii. George d. Gear OF Hawaii, who
makes the charges, was questioned on
law points. The members were agreed
that the matter should be cleared up by
inquiry, and it was arranged to take Mr.
Gears testimony and that Of Mr.. Will
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Enrincer pies From Injuries.

Bath, y. y, Feb. T.-Richard Cantlin
Of Elmira, aged 45 years, the Delaware,
I.ackawanna and Western railroad en-
gineer who was injured in the wreck
here on Jan. 10, is dead rs a result OF his
injuries. He was an engineer for 2G
years aud had never before met with an
accident He was chairman of the Buff
falo division OF Locomotive Engineers.
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southerners Burn Northern Book.

Forsyth, Ca, Feb. IA copy of his
tory of the United States, issued by a
northern publishing house, has been burn
ed in coffin in front of the leading hotel
of Forsyth. Addresses were made by
three leading citizens of the town, in
cluding two former judges. The objec-
tion to the book lay in the authors use
Of the words rebel" rebellion" and 'in-
surgents."
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MIX and Paper Train Wrecked.

Easton, Pa, Feb. THE Lehigh Val,
ley milk and paper train from New York
was wrecked at Green's Bridge, N.J., four
miles below here. The train was running
co miles an hour, and when it approach
ed the bridge, structure 100 feet high,
the main rod strap Of the locomotive
broke, dropping the big steel rods that
connect the driving wheels and throwing
the engine and every one Of the ten cars
in the train off the rails. No one was
hurt.
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Denver oniciais In Trouble.

Denver, Feb. THE fire and police
board has suspended Arthur Martyr,
captain of police, and Edward Carherry,
George Sanders and T. +. McIlduff, de-
tcctives, and Policeman John Slack pend
ing public investigation of the charges
of receiving hrihes from keepers of gam
bling houses, houses Of i'll fame and other
criminals.
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Hiawatha Tribe's smoker.

Hiawatha Trioe, l. Q R, NJ gave a
smoker ~ Rid Mems Hall last night
Charles f Wo d. made an address OF.
Tie p Isslblities Of Rpdmanship in the
Twentieth Centrry" Next Sunuav th
tribe will attend Madeley VI. E Churct
where special services for Red Men vii,
be held
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Veteran Killed by n Train.

Savannah, n. y, Feb. 7.-Lucius Pet
tys, veteran of the civil war residing in
this place, was found dead on the New
York Central tracks. He probably was
struck by passing train while returning
from this village to his homo.
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Colombian Ports Reopened.

Washington, Feb. T.. The state de-
partment has been informed by United
States Consul Ingersoll at Cartagena, Co
lombia, that the decree which has been
in effect for some time past closing the
ports of Tolu, Covenas and other points
Dn the gulf OF Morrosquillo has been re-
scinded, and the ports have been opened
again to commerce.
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QUEEN wlLHELMINA.

was passage from Psalms ". lord |
lift thou up the light of thy countenance
upon us"
"rhe festal hour has arrived" said the |
pastor, wherein the entire people has
its share Of delight. The prayer con
tuinel in the text embodies the essential
conditions for lasting married happiness,
which does not depend on external things
but on the disposition of the heart The
prayer for the light of the Lords counte-
nance seems to suggest some darkness,
and il is certain clouds will show them
selves at times in the conjugal heaven.
Sacrifices Demanded.
"This union, which we are celebrating.
has already demanded sacrifices. The
husband has had to leave his country and
people, and the bride has had to leave
the side of a dearly loved mother In
the future, too. be sure the reyerses Of
life will fall to your lot. Do not then
forget the prayer of David, Lord, lift
thou up the light of thy countenance up
on u.s. 1t will be necessary for you, If
you are to fulfill thoroughly the duty of
marriage, to fulfill the duty Of love in
your mutual relations. In that relation
man is the head and woman is the heart.
The psalmist's prayer will also be your
help when you have to bear your mutual
| burdens, for in marriage two sinners are
united, each having his and her own
| faults Finally, it is indispensable to the
unity Whereto you have been called.
According to the command of God,
these two shall be one. Now only love
can form and preserve this tie. But If
you wish this bond not to be loosened
your hearts must be filled with prayer.
Lord, lift thou up the light Of thy coun.
tenance upon US"
After the chaplain's address and after
the nuptial henediction had been pro
nounced the bride and bridegroom eS
changed gold rings, according TO the
Dutch custom, and the whole wedding
PARTY then proceeded to the reception
room attached to the church, where th'
queen tenderly embraced first her moth
er and then her husband. The queer
mother, too, kissed the latter The bride
groom then kissed his bride and his Owl
mother.
Then newly welded pair received th
CONGRATULATIONS of their families an
drove to the palace over the same rout
they had previously trayersed.
A gala wedding breakfast followed.
The city bears most festa appear
ance. Vast crowds were in the street
early. and trains brought thousands froI
all parts Of the country The route q
the royal procession 70 the Groote ker
was decorated with large baskets {
green plants. lishtcned ny orange blo'
D SONS and white roses tied in large whit
/ knots.
g The weather, though fine, was intens
G ly cold. The stands, the windows an
II the roofs aloug the line Of the route to IL
|, Groote kcrk were thronged with people
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Boxer Boniface Loses by Fire.

Hull, Mass, Feb. IA hotel operated
by Joseph Lannon, John l.. Sullivan's
former sparring partner, at Waveland,
aas been destroyed by FIRE, causing a loss
estimated at $4,000. The cause of the
fire is unknown
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Italian Ministrx Ont

Rome, Feb. lowing to an adverse
vote Of 3lS to 102 on the debate on the
dissolution Of the Labor Exchange at
Gcnoa the Italian ministry, Signor Sarac-
co. premier, has resigned.
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Christ's INV of Reform.

The Rev William Van Knk will ad
d1e-stle Y NJ. G A gospel meeting
Snnday afternoon His but Jet will b.
"CAIist'e Law of Reorm."
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Sergeant Howgate Complimentf d

House Sergeant, Joseph w. Howgate
was comp in-nttd Yesterday by Chiel
Massey On his bravery in capturing
bug AZ tirnge Ri y, Pr sidtnt Pyle"l
~. p ,irp commission, AIS compliment
ed llm and lie Will be given merit
mark
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DIR j Ferris Belt Serious.

Dr. j. F-tri- Felt Of Lexington, ny
is in a strt u c,udition. Dr. Belt wh'
Y a. f.ruerly If this city, is suffering
trUm paeumUula.
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Firemen Badly Hurt at peaa,nr

Reading, Pa, Feb. THE building oc-
cupied by Julius Hansen, cigar manu-
facturer, and Hansen, LANCER & Bailey
manufacturers of celluloid novelties. has
been entirely destroyed by fire Of nm
known origin. Loss, $4,000; fully in
sured. Three fremsn were badly injured.
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FntnI powder Exploslon.

Portland, Me, Feb. Part OF the
Oriental Powder mills at Newhall has
been demolished by an explosion. Two
employees were blown to atoms.
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suicide IN London Cathedral.

london, Feb. IA profound sensation
was caused during the service at ST.
puul's cathedral by an elderly Italian
shooting himself in the head. He has
not yet been identified.
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Sarah White Home Donation Day

Yesterday being donation dav at the
Sarah Wmle Hone, Thirty-tifth and
Markrt streets, many eul donations
were r,c-ived TIE donations conslst'
OF money, groceries, provisions, cast ofi
clothing ec.
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a Wonderful Cure.
Howard Pa In,n a

r. :, Howard, Pa, June 2I, 1900.
10 U. s. Army and Navy Tablet Co,
70, u East r4th ST., n. ".
olrs again write to you aud you
can make any use of this letter that YOU
snooSe. lwrote you some time ago that
ny wlte was great sufferer from her
Ilol'aGh and that your Tablets were
ions a9ins her very much good. ] want TO
~ you now that my wife appears TO-
pe eh'irely cured after taking your Tab.
te's less than months at an expense.
y ne OF not over $r.oo whereas have
~ tlle last IS years spent several hun
ute.l collars for doctors and medicines
which did not do her any good. Ier-
u.oae you $500 for which kindly send
me abIets, They are not for myselS,
my wife not requiring any more; they
are Tor friends Of mine.
WILLIAM r. 1IorKrNs,
,,at, for sale at all Druggists or sent post
paid for e5 cts.
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Smallpox Attacks a Regiment.

London, Feb. 7.-Smallpox has broken
out among the Thirteenth hussars at Nor
wich. Thirty-three new cases are re-
ported at Glasgow.
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CHA Costs ono Hundred Liye..

Canton, Feb. Z. = The intensely cold
weather prevailing is cuusing widespread
suffering There have been over hun
iIed deaths here flom the cold.
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chief Clerk Taylor Dangerously Ill.

William II. Taylor, chef clerk in tn
office ct Superintendent Barnard, 9th.
T., w. 4 b. ,alroad, who has been su :
ieiin with pneum" MIA iur several days
was no better yesterday.
The sun., 1901-02-08

Sample Among the Sample
suits we have on
and sale at sIo are sew
eral special made
Custom suits which Tor dill
ferent rea, ons were
Made not taken. Among
them are Gu away
Suits Coat suits in Ok
ford, English Walk.
irg Coat suits, in Fancy
Cheviots, Double Breas'ed
Sack Coat suits in neat
check Cassiineres. These
suits are all too extreme IN
style for ordinary ready made
Clothing stock SO to clean
them up.
We have marked them $40
only one suit Of a kind and
stripe. All sizes among
them.
Some new styles and new
suits in Black Cheviots IN
our regular stock.
Closed evenings at 3 ex.
cept Saturday.
AS. T. MULLEN & SONS
9th & Market, Wilmington.
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The Equitable
Guarantee and
Trust Company

Northwest Corner of
Ninth and Market Streets
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Capital (FFaiifi) $5OO, ,uOO. 90
t1'R'as TndisideG eSq peons. $233, 900. 90
DIRECTORS:
Preston Lea, Jos. L. Carnen,o
Thomas Jackson, Otho Noyland or,
DR.. j. A. Draper, S. Minot Cnr,is
William H. Swift, John Bancrnf,
Ed v Bringhurst, ,Jr. Franklin TavI,.
Joseph Swift, Charles a. Rnnt, =,
J Smith Brennan, Samuel K S;oru Sm;,s
William w. Pusey, j wilkins t,onoh
William Buwe, Christian G, F.h;.,.
Geo. G, l.nqdell. sef'
OFFICERS:
PRESTON LEA. President.
OTHO N0WLAND. Vice. Pres, and r.o
J. 7. PENNYPACkER, Sec, and ras; Tras;
officer. t'us'
RICHARD REESE, Assistant Treasrr,.
+, r. MORRISON. Assistant Secretar"a
NJ. ID. CROSSAN, Real Estate Officer
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SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.


Authorized to Act as
TRUSTEE EXECUTOR. ADMIN.
1STRA1OR. GUARDIAN. AZ.
S1tiNEE. RECEIVER, REGIS
TRAR AND AGENT.
Transacts a
GENERAL TRUST BUSINESS
Allows Interest on Deposits
Loans Money on Mortgages ana
O her Good Securities.
Attends to the
Management OF Real Estate ana -
the Collection and Remittance n
Rents, 1nteres' on Securities and
Dividends on Stocks.
Rents Boxes
In itI New Burgnlar and Fireprooi
Wants, Makes ample provision in
its Store II 'om aud Vaults ,or the
Sale Keeping If Securities and Vain
able Packages placed in lis custody
Keeps Wills without Charge.
BENJAMIN NIELDS, President.
WILLIAM X. BkINi KLE. Vicp.Pres.
JAMES B. CLARKSON, Treas. aud Sec,
john ). RUSSELL, Trust Officer.
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Extent of Consolidation.

While the extent To which an actual
consolidation will take place and whom
II is 10 include are not revealed, there is
internal evidence that at least the Federal
ana Carnegie companies will he drawn
together and that Community Of inter
est will be established with the National
tube company and the Moore gronp.
headed by the National Steel connany.
There is no evidence in proof Of the state
ment that either the American Steel md
Wire company or the Tennessee Coal,
iron ana Railroad company will have amy
uirer' connection with the proposed con
solidation.
f'fsons in the trade now remember
tnat at the time Of the former Frick-
Moore negotiations 10 acquire Mr.. Car.
negie's interest the latter is credited with
having stated that a much higher nric,
would have to be paid by those who neyt
negotiated with him. 1t is understood
that the basis now hears out that predic.
tion.
question which Is puzzling the trade
is how the new great consolidation is IN
be noated and whether the public Is likelv
to take it. That, Of course, will dennnJ
upon the terms made. Mr.. Carnegie is
known to be adverse to any basis which
does not secure his interest through FIRST
mortgage bonds. That would not REQUIRE
any fresh money, but there would have
TO be added to the sum thus constitut;no
hrst mortgage lien the minority hold.
ings OF the present Carnegie bonds and
the underlying bonds Of such other con.
sohdations which might be taken In. Fo,
the added fixed charges thus ohto;n;no
priority on earnings the Junior securit;a,
mus. DE given some equivalent, which
would point to further initiation.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-12-27

"Ucnry." said Uncle Amos from Up
creek, who was visiting his city ncph-
ew. who's that man in the house on
the other side of the street, Every
morning hc stands In front OF n win
dow an slaves himself He's done
1t now FOR three days hand running"
81 suppose that hc has done II every
morning for the last ten years, uncle, "
replied Henry.
"lIas hc lvcdrhcrc all that timcW
"Ncs. ana longer than that, for all !
know. I've been here only ten years
myself"
"Nho is hc2"
81 don't know"
"Wlat does hc follcr"
81 haven't the slightest idea. uncle"
Uncle Au,Is put on his hat and went
out
In an hoxr or two he returned.
Henry" be- said, that chaps name
is Horton. lie runs IN insurance office
down town. He's wuth about So 900
owns that house an lot. belongs 90 the
Presbyterian church has three boys
an one girl, an he's fortysiN years
old. I've fvund out more about him In
mn hour than You have In ten years
Blamed II don't believe liyin' In the
city makes people stupid."-Chicogc
Tribune.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-12-27
CREENV,LLE.

Wedding bells will soon be ringIrg.
Mr.. John Remington IL quite sick NJ
this wri ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aonzo Mowry spert
Christmas in Harrlsvile.
Mis-. Jennie Tobey Is spending the
week at he home in this place.
Mrs Lamb and daughter May spent
Christmas with relatives in Chepachet.
A Christmas scrvl,e was held a, St.
Thoma,' Church, Wednesday morning, at
ten O'Clock.
Mr. Wm Wilsor has recovered fr' m
his illness and able to resume his duties
at the bank.
Mrs Frank Gavitt, Mrs. Henry Smith
and Mrs. Fuller have been on the sick list
The pact week.
Miss Mary Medbury, vino is attending
school in Mortified, Mass, is spending
her vacation win her parents.
Miss Helen Medbury re urned to her
wory in Boston, Thursday, alter spend,
ing Christmas with her parents here.
The Christmas exercises given at tie
! Free Baptist church, Tuesday evening,
was vel attended. Thr programme was
! arranged a. follow: Voluntary. song
b, ,rhop Hal 10 he Kings re'pon.ivr
r.adi q; 1t.Ner, by Pa tor, 6 B Cuueri :
a. l.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-12-27

Get it By natural. honest healthy means.
MR q J BgSTLEY, Architect, ~ "a ST.,
Memphis. Tenn, says.
q" suffered from nervous pfOsiration,
brought On by ovsrwOrk and study ih M
profession.
"I was attacked with nervous trembling "a
my hands. loss ~ appetite and loss ~ sleep,
and seeing an Advertisement in our city paper
~ DR. Greens's Nervura blood and nerys
remedy. I concluded ~ Try 10.
Il found that The Nervura acted wonderful
IS and gave mo relief inside of twenty-iOur
hours
n arm now no longer nervous, have good
appetite. and sleep we'll ] ran truly recon-
mend Dr Greens's Nervufa - al sufferers
from nervous disease
Distaste FOR foOd and distress from eating
are due primarily % disturbed nerves Poor
b'ooI and genes-l weakness inability totlef 2,
Kidney and liver trouble All follow quickly
when the stomach IL out ~ order.
Dr Greenes Nervura blood and nerve re-
rrndy IA the absolute cure for stomach
troubles Thousands on Thousands testify 20
its narvel0usiy effective work. Dr. Gt~s
examines and advises free ~ % Temple
Place. Boston. Mass. Call Or vrite.
Or Greens's Larura Pills cure constpa-
tiOn quietly and permanently.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-12-27
Church Notes.

free Baptist Church, Pisinfe'd street
Preaching morning and evening BY ihe
pastor. Rev. J. a. Louden. SUNDAY
School. mass -hHvian EnJesvor Meet.
NJ. 3 p m
Broadwsy Bspii Church. Rev J v.
OHerhoui. pastor Preaching by Rsv r
Crosel of Proyii-rcs attIts Preach.
log D, = J A5sr of CrOzier Theological
Seminary n7Gsp. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1901-12-27

''l $40, uou led tor an. ut seven Ncars
L n, ~trmac" and ip prI IA my
time. saws T. D.mick : m ri -, lu1
,pc about $1,000 and never cou d
get aoythiur 20 hep M until ! uir3
Kod1l Dyspepsia Cure. have taken a
lev bottles and I'm entirely we.l' You
don't live by what YOU e {. bat by what
YOU digest aud a.similate. II your
stomach doesn't digest your food you a'e
really starvipg. K3dol Dyspepsia Cure
does the stomach's work 10y digesting the
food. You don't have 20 diet Eu all
you want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cure,
all stomach uoUplrs. ]. K. Parker
O neyvlllc; y. + Rciner, Ceuterdale; +.
NJ spencer, Nortn Sctuaie