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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1901-05-15

here some time ago by the report
that scabby sheep had been.
shipped from one Of the railroad
stations il or near this city for a
point ia Missouri The first init
nation that the sheep were troubled.
came from Washing ton, the party
sending the notification being in
| the employ Of the government t. The
mattel was traced and it appears
that the sheep were originally
shipped il from St Paul, fattenedi
at this place, and res hipped for the
mark ct. After more or less CORE
spond ence the matter was turned
over to the local health officer, who
ordered the Red wood consi gnor to
the Missouri cons ignee to dip and
re-dip the remainder of the sheep
on his farm In the meantime, it is
und erstood, that the depot agent
has had his share Of scussing for
not holding up the sheep when
they were offered to him for ship
ment. It shows that the depot
agent must know whole lot Of
things ia order to hold down his
JOB without even being lksiicke a at
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
AUTOS For sFiREwEN.o

-FfHv T4ate-,RdeS aeresli YnrI trSi Is: Ts,sel
80 ,Darsmsas NJ vss..s,..l.rsae 60 ' bsIs
i g ~ :. ~ .,s'.. 'oi'.. -.
Ia5ts qspassllleliss !nSsf ei,sle1un
-, W. ~ .in.eies.eu far.h'aoMlns' Flae
iI.s s Labt liz II . 1ie = ~
giasa -. q l psSslas les ehiel saRNa a,s 90
,,,a,as's !, ,afi,af Il ,1tSls tHs
NJ 49,! ~ e ., 49, g. Y r,s t =
sssew - ean $3.50. iano lsst las atsp ,r
iorIts sen1ei anu asil rs
anesslana maca,ne 1o,pe'usea y fs s.s
lRglon'F@'af4 oeiihnoVn as'ltne. en1e as 3
.RagaA. talmpass som a. :, nao ane pas.
/, q sne fiencn lacias, Lausoti ~,
a piies ani Yae sAss a s. 4eu ~ III
a LIZ us s gs.1e g .'.s
s,su 1879 g pl,ie apsea as
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
\ REPAIRING 4R I'M LAMPS"
BARRIERS Paint BACK Eyes for Unfor

BARRIERS Paint Hack Eyes for Unfortu-
nate Town Bloods."
There is no excuse nowadays for
man who has quarter of a dollar in
! his pocket to sport a black eye, said
d knight Of the shaving brush to q
fsHsfalda man recently. Nearly every
IEhaagbeB shop is now prepared to do a
dob on q, bum lamp" he went on.
! OF course. If we tried to run shop
oh The JreSentfe from this source II
would be a3Gasa af9 starve. But here
I iisab. the i est, End geggetia gita few
cases in the course, of "a year The
BLACK Eye business Is better Of ,cousse, !,
siD thht more gstrsRaodg. parts of The
ssiityu9s9y the d ssast. Nsgth land tsoNth
: the Hay 81 work or Or pleasure. Saturday
Night As 1.-THE Black eye night Hob days,
rIIalEEso1gzarrf productive of .ttafdisce1oredeL
OPTIC, Most 81 #, those Il Mh9gy haze ta had
fist stuck into their face blow in here
mssas5 BB5 lHs ss e ss
but almost. "a man with a paihtbds
Blaaa eye can oddeceivte any o. ). frdm dU
distance. He can walk along the street
oandi psssers pY7can cseeqthe eye, bptfiifts
is much better t1 keep paople guess IA
ing than have them know that, he has,
abseh Sup againsteitee' FLOW ddoe Ne do itss
iisnnplyo ny Spreading "a distle Dif paint
over the bruised slahI switfp d fshiall
brush; then, Bhi the II I'M, is. not yet
Dry apply face powder the Il, ! eplotr Y9f She
oskih, the object Isl Of course to ehi
lanhef the 2dfsc8fotatio sha little, cares
aIusH be ,taaakteH for fear fhe ba ifinnt a6ll
get into the9esaa r6fit this Mr eaaAgboR tbias
easier nna tsafe4s tospains tiTe Outer
corner of the eye athani iii edward the
/ n}oe 1854 The large gumhesJ Off small nj
wrinkles VIII iHpfthe inner part CRACKS tile
enamel, and there is isqpe danger, pf It
getting into the EYE, ! The ola9 rfash.s
oiened remedy of placing raw sbeefsteaka
ioyer9 the iBruiss us i good one one ia
person with a black eye wou1d apply
lthistreatmenf soon after being stfhGKp]
and then have the bruise painted 'hsf|
f, eopld walk along the st'eetsaha Bluf
them ,allll.g IL Boston sHeraldoI rof :a9a|
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
In Natures School.

At stanbury, in Bronteland, one, may
-seheef- ghs~eat-ef-duors Not
that youngsters sit on the grass: and
do their lessons on whefr7 knees alike
eating at a picnic. The FIRST impress
Son y0usget rs, an factSahat they are
rnnniag #ilds TIE littlelfolk began to
learn IRON nstuW just dye years ago,
and though they all wear clogs and
the lasses shawls instead of hats, and
talk ,a-dialeet r9f, Angle Danish strange
to southern ears, 1some not Yet II their
t4aIs Rnowtvbaf to2sesR a-deld insall
seasons of the, year. What Isl more,
they iknoR the elementary seize nee of
To English 1llpstrafe ID NdaEazine. ~
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
Apprentice system Works HelN

Apprentice system Works EelW ~
The new apprentice SYSTEM wAich'
was put into practice last JanpaEy in,
the Baldwin .sIceemotive> wofks at,
Phha4elpAaa nss proved ysry SUCCESS
fuT thus far. SsaJs an. Eastefn&sfex-
change. At present there are LA apa
-prertices::- 9Faihrrr three lclasses!,
Boys of mechanical aptitude without
any special educational Qualification,
sessvg MISUNDERSTANDING s'@aduats ,trom
a high school or school of the same
STANDARD serve sthTee years, and gradu-
,atnss I6fa idechuicsh schools serte Ntwot
years Every X apprentices is s9ppheed
to frish with tthpqproagh Practical
knowledge OF the machlr,ist's trade dny
ds' noRI' learnEhg theI 81 Of
but one tool or .machineS ~: /;
IA IL Akt4kAksiiAAlAlk1 M -
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
A Terrible Mistake.

"Sir," said the indignant customer to
the proprietor, Il have complaint to
make"
what is the troubles"
II ordered ice cream soda, sir, ana
when 1 stirred it up found ice cream
In it. Don't let 1t occur again. sir
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

,1NiA They Take Expert TestimonSs
@"They are investigating that young
fd6Gt6rlwho kissed the pretty nurse IN
the hnsspitaL"
All the testimony is oral, sup
pose piE1 cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
The distinctions.

1T could never see. remarked the
Sabratarian, causticaily. wherein the
sacred concert differs from the ordin-
AIRY concert.
why. that's simple enough" replied
Wages.
1T 's2' es I, .7
Certainly. The sacred connar.' is
given on Sundays OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Press. @
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

Take Natures remedy, Garfield Tea! In
expensive and effectfye Is Dints or 30
doses for Csc. II is composed Of medicinal
HERBS, not mineral poisons; II cures COM
stipation and sick headache, kidney and
liver disco ses. Good for all. aa@
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
An Important Point.

There is no doubt that this scheme
will pay," said the promoter.
Yes, answered the purchaser of the
stock. suppose SO. But who Is 70
get the money 20 Washington Star.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
eWNNNNAAANANNNNN&NAN&
; A DAIRY COUNTRY. I,
{ What Prof. Henry Thinks OF the 4
2 New Lands In North Wisconsin. I
LN,N,NN,NNtNN>NAAA&NN@

:" =
Prof. w. e. Henry. dean of the college OF
agriculture, in an article on the dairy in
dustry OF northern Wisconsin, says: After
careful study of all the conditions prevail
ing in northern Wisconsin, the writer is
firmly impressed with the belief that this
will become one OF the great dairy regions
Of America. First OF all, there is that
prime requisite for fine butter and hscse.
namely, an ample supply of pure cold Wa
ter everywhere accessible. Second, an
abundance of wholesome stock foods. In
summer time the cattle OF northern Wis
eonsin will find in its pastures the finest
oEGr&ySesEand clovers cred and white Glow
erS fqprisb(, and timothy and blue grass
pasfli5es afa batnrevalent and productive
as anywhere further south"
II you are interested, and want to learn
more abedt THIS country, we suggest that
Y wrss ss9R WSssssdayi land and ag as
hinf to- send prlntea matter NE will be
Glad ito daose4ads ida TO djwoT2
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
ArtfMcfaI Mean

a = @Ithp' ArtiHefaI, Means. i = = >, ayl
Elaine-Did you, notice the mean way
that that srnythes girl esneered at any. anew =
hat qmoa eAelNonid. .atstI Is =Fd 81
= Gladys77fYes;;s but those speers were
only ARTIFICIAL i rtff il lmea ps.vohio State, Jour
nat ri 10 azHFa %ss yFoaa7 u.s.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
a. In 1ndxt,ri ons I,rrsfxaleptill

,NbN3a In 1suxdrious ttrrsiveleP!iift
n .Gscf dshodes newer does anything ny
lhalyqsn 6 When she feama1 NeEftoVFpg71
land by the last nail ffr9m Africa be-;
sides other specially provided comforts,
he i~ata VAS III esompatiied by HIS owl dhef,
bis aiwni qo,ntryandr his OWN coWh
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
Cnrnfnr the Tabl

i ,.,ac5,, T. TFprniinsa the niTi fabpIses;a VII
!, Mrs, Newbride isn't at all satisfied
WITH Her husbands asafark. y" N'9hI az
mo-, she says At isn't nearly $50 good
asd her ffathhroused tonnake -ABoSton
.Iourpaln ftEfnnman mtEl-- a agMA Nv.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

IfWd 5E"h"Ui Ilasy.3HRV vi I'D ~,
.i,"which It would you rat Her, biTotnnly,
be born lucky or rich2' asked Uncle
fT C@r'iq y:aaa .,tL tsAH8a1i1 unfit In
Both" replied Tommy, .sententious--
aly. MDetroft Free Press. '5''iti ~ III
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

1850 ! oseha1Gf,id oSi,e D6s 800 ~ :
npMissi Rrtsmtabdn'n leef spds cdos Date
1pse4ittle. boyem 1of togo ,dpfa III !
IhittBe B s3f rHfs Mpqnste Pits 81 am.
Miss Prisni-But he Is showing his
teeth. .5otn q1 gGfprEts edid ~,
bLsttanbpyl (With spdideG IGertaiAIy ne
sst ma ans aandtjf rsua1,afbcas lgehd'
teeth as hs tSaaad bib shosE len, lit
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

. hsAsAces obafntf}RREgs 9ftoare1it eass IooA
fto1t hay ebes merely ia 44sshl hsked
Mrs. Seldom Hohhel ie'bas ESiite my
III hlanal lc oynmahsed ttfipinkb1s' the ashj-
tsr # from That lirran sgrinE hs has seeMfE
to be ten times as obstinate as ne Used
1Jb1sT & no ll83 laiaos 9aam yon
Is r'Perhaps, u saggeEted. 'ihifsasN eSdore,
u the Bateras tinct,usd lwitIrd iron,
4 -TTJ9GT4hiSGaga ErilRej}pDe3oy ii 10 Hui ioa
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

SgS SsStG W gag z ~
1t is suggested that the curriculum OF
our public schools might be improved
by the addition of classes for teaching
girls how to get off street cars. II
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
S0ld Dy druggists zoe.
( HALLS Family PtllS are the7bestA

!" 'iThey Play Good Tennis Game3fli
'GcGoif has rather gone Back at Mea dow
Brook iindot ennisGt rtwtfn THE ASCEND
, ant,r !Thras swtrsurtsaase .5ussI com
pleted and are in daily use ]. The yn-
mel. have taken UP the racquet with
much r enthusiasm, and pretty MrsE
Observation-Disclosures ana Airs! eaari eneq
,,Mackey are fkeeh riNalsI aadtoag r
lujTheSe queens upfl sqsietN fEs both
'tttybes. Mrs. HaVemeyerH being d pro-
cdounaed blorde With bright golden haifI
landJ :MrsuI Markays a1bTnnetse, ewith n
Jrpsas IS af sblaeks hair Ewhtphl she 4Httaiiy
EsarS e9i5ed elh0HYYdf pn. iii Ah sta peekF Fes
~ . y 49, .tf t,ttf!2 hrnx i, n f,if,
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
One OF Lord saiisbury's ReIt.

One OF Lord salisbury's RellcssAf
Lord Salisbury keeps a strange soul
lvslih III Ris historic homeat Hatfield.
iSiHa RECOMMENDATION Weight,
VIII whzeh the window ofShis carrSage-
was smashed at Dumfres, on October
q, 1884. His js8QI daughters We're
seated with him in the vehicle, Whit
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
!, lt6,.,n Az. r., !, ~, lSrirferf

Ye1fg nafheg sxeseVF lssiagd
ipafsg AetA .tllgin Us aoalo'o /
8 n Bla - tp fepFsD tsSseTysst i 1figatss
your teeth home next time.
State - oATnaia9tm sIG9H H9jRl
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
glGMONEY7 MADE

5wI In vneEIG MUNlEf FMApErwouB -
SELLING Life OF Nc inley.'fS Send ten cents at
once for postage ob sample Of most rplete book,
giving hstorsl OF, IAnaret,y and secret detective
freight paid Ne. are hes4auarters for this book
Mylte xl1IGlat AAnaeEid&n Gitf2ensCS., Chicago.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

fff o,,s A. ceass, proprietor Of the
ffMhite Front saloon, Duluth' vas
faeh twisss,he alleges. by chsrle
ssad fati' gas John Murray hS Htg f.
sEhs flow of blood could ee stoppeu ~
Melrly bleq 1r9t,}dssastfrfI HteTINlI now !" :
"a Bishor Hopes # Lux empurg. ~gr-
many, was the guest OF Fatnef
MAaa lnG.pxs Ih ggresSpfs
SoSoS 81 a raeepfYen z efdeTed BY Lux
ernburgers and their descendants at o.
Mary's hall. Four hundred LuNehh-
burg families live in Stearns county.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

- 'I1aJET IGOnan1fSS1BnHfs lssMaG0Hnefi us
using. the poWeE. nfeEred. nals--.sissa.
when the creamery inspectors were
made deputy health officers, by the
$tatE bpard Of health to close any
freAMeEy found in han pasanitaFy cen.;
AA dFsamery in TIL s6utl2efa bartaof
thaI staAe has been MolfeR TIA shnIass
the ursanitary condition was remedfed
within ten days it would be closed.
One Or two -,cceaperiessin,yo other parts
Sof theAstatey Wills 3lso @pa notifiea VI
Close Gnless Hseyxare ella He'd. q E V
IT do not want this action to be con-
strued an any reflection on the cream
cries OF nan sotA, 'c1saidt commission
err Mcconnell. There are 635 cream
cries in the state, and Thu. average cop
4iiRoH II much better fAanA in atMr
ktateH. Scarcely oEe-halfBf 4 psr'ceht
Are operating under coftliti6hs detT1=
mental to health. We are watching
THESE and WIT force them fo Clean up
or close. and then Q str.angeE- may visit
the entire 635 creameries and find them
rAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
viii excite the envy. of other states"
40 sHi>l tSaoietio rev adt hosbnR
/ The butter, ente in ,tbef Oatober , eepss77
11fbit conducted by the state, dairy, and
FOOD Idepaftment' VAS Of aahfgher and
more uniform QUALITY than lhlaa7p eyer before.
The high scores were:
f. L. tPahlsofa. Irving. 's77t56:i ftw. Z
Thompson, French Lake, 81 W., A.
ssko}fh W 81. ath " z
the three winners We're buttermakers
who had never figured IN the distribu-
ton Of honorg.. although they had. ex==
Iibfted before.
4 Eighty-two tubs of butter were
scored. Only orfeafub scored as low as
s0s and by fas The Creates ,pprtione
seored 90 oFy batter making am exTi
tTgme1y high aSerage, and a InifprmI
III Of grade Sthatybas never@~befors3
@been equalled. sSsSS
james Victory, who has been work.
Ing on the Gran5iIf fasfp, IN North pap
kota, was found with three bullet holes
ia his Aeaalat Bafnassiilel i He ldaadot4
survive. and has mott been able to4ts,l
anything OF the mdfderohs assault! He
was found, covered with bloody Fyi1gE
beside the Great Northern track.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

NJ Diggs,5lAnd ,you raalrrep 't go'ina, "a va.
Phi a yacationl. this .is1vy;ntner3s nod . "
Days You bet, I'm !, nor; my my q, land
lord said III closed Up the the. house and
went away his should charge ms rent
l5ust the same and I'm. going to stay al
h9mse5 set oeYsn efws7iIfah him, To JIM
State JoHrnal,t,n tnmf1tInd .shLhai
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
The boys, Though can shut out,
and by SO doing aye save some

TTTTW n =. - II = = n
f-rha bMnys fhssupSn I'VE Scan shut out,
and nv SO doing s w. MN save some
| lives. 49, sSa ssssssS
| The deer ssssIsf5fi opens New 10 for
| twenty DAYS EsR esidefsts MAY secure
" asepse from tie sndltors g 5,a e s,s.a.
ment of q fee Me- Is Cents The nom
resident license zee is s1o6. But 1t is
Frequently eyadea sby z1the tohnivanee |
- residsnts Who secure fictitious lt-t
ss7: -. ss' ISSUE. sss, ''ss1,;'
Annie nroof N narcof Needed. that
the state fair jsis;s MAS the greatasto'
the history " s was su ~ ~
state j ar,culturai society in the ONCE oF
Randall 4 The f saa e epsts
fair ssss.sa 81 Ct x.ss nnss
bv $500 neonle who contributed
s1asS f f1e,e -i1b
IL i s an,saa - NJ ns,,a, harmony ry''
brgAnizatiSh. t;ttefg member was pres
L ant Nh IA
it11f HIT ,tSa I'm nor mas there been
| snegast;o, 80 q ~ any time
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H1GIH and
nil -. ~ 1'for some tine e il es-
t,,,,oted that ~ fair cost f,Ily 500 ,Oaa!4
,,,akine .bis-sS7s hs.siz nj ael siYla ton. the
lEfsr1 T,rllva ~ III NJ be an work
ror IL ,,ox, e,;r nort;on az this
J wnr,,nt bowaywr nv Hruhe held In reserve
i&h a. rant IN ,%aKSnA IN exbibitorsI .fi n
L Eakent A,EAaM fAr and correspond
-, ,,r.n, No. "a n RMSm
/ Na%IrkN II ava necessary - AZ
| sSNAAt I'M faiAlA1oAsh Rbut growing it's sufH
ssaass The as &c
Y w 3 he B1;if ~ fha ,,attern az Ina
other bar,hgifs srosa sftos.sII New sheer
pen cost siloa has already been oF re re-
| EllA1taa and Idhstsf the posts INT Ihlypttp
aaEs sssn Biassae ehs wa' s
sill eost $1,000 70 naf fhs ssands,s'.a,
ne - pya1e
sssn asen,fsst mas os1n asssa
| at at the east end 81 the .granastand. ,Thisi
a. 1bs nam ersnGsra,,a es,,a isi,,, ha~n
seating capacity Of 5000 i is estimated
ehhs sse 4 est,n sse CAPACITY as
| IA nnn ~ gLAgcaA HAhL ,,uch oraata on
sss ann a atseF .tate u rar graa
stand in the country -uTs
II mr. = a. !. !, -..,a ~.
III - Soets eof i1s@ @i0 Soh sz W 1io4t
~ aen. .s siaemans aioAs ,ne promnen
b,,,,dines -
q - -
~ se 1oauT ma ano5nsn
I pnas reg
~ 49,, ~ !" -, q ~.
"a. kh II so E 'g.tNttt - rnil
g S;,1S ~ gP,l :, oS a, pne
Eoll ensa III der i ,s.aast st.ssi..
ststs ssr at.anaanaa am g
ii tasdapnaa aumsId9 bItttiiaIiEI.fl sf1 nS1
nah. e. Ms. i, !, \, ga
Mossd2 VOL 5aBi ssf ~ a5s,s
Tuesday, 4 ...es afr gs9tfH fo sfG1J0oogpll14
T Men,sssasY 40 aas =, 4G: at
Friday is Ss1s - ssIs
Saturday I. .. IA ,4ao lol2ls
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

!, Brooklyn ~, Sept. 3oth.+Informa-
ton has been received regarding the won
1derfui curative powers of ,the d Garfield
Headache Powders; people, everywhere
turers of the good results obtained. III
81 q nri.,i i Itf-1 Tf-{T alirI II - -
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03
VI -
Ca:p]ital.Gnssip.
10 A0OjS a3IbI IS 10 3JIUIIl
Bit Of News Gathered at
2t6H ,.IgI,s,lfIstg,f|,s,,a'|tl,.,l|,

II
A permanent state tax commission
and the abolishment Of the present
stale board Of equalization or the de-
creasg -pG Ehe j AOiSbG strength to
work in conjunction with the proposed
n tax commissiapp, will probably be one
Of the inportah ut features OF the tax
law-revision bill which, the tax conl-
mission ane TbKn Ta.the legislature.
The proposition in its general out
lines has been snhnitt ed the state
board Of equalization by Gen. III. w.
Childs and Gen. w. J. Hahn Of the
tax commission, and a ajoritS af the
members Of the board expressed hem
presett 3TSsen s5sssnzble ABLE vi =
The plan proyitdsssE5fee faax Psrma.nfettFeit
state tax commission t0tf' II Two or three
members, to be appointed by the gov
The Bemidji pioneer., 1901-10-03

mass OF equdIlzatlOn the DOaru IS HOW
cay ogpors slp sBasf erlsl sYg4ld ehel
avoided. To guard against mistakes
and to provide protection for assessed
and assessor it is proposed to have
t sss,a st sRRse ss Il
attorney general, who, as eS,offieio
members. shall Sit with the naeAh bsr}5
of the permanent tax commissio
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
Losgest Speech OH Record.

The longest speech on record IS that
made by r. De Cosmos. IN the legisla-
turc OF British Columbia. whom 4 meas
ure was pending, the massage OF which
would take away from srest many set
uers their lands but which uuless passed
before noon of giNer dsy. would fail
The day before the expiration of the
Limitation pe Cosmos aoi 30 bis feet about
no q m. and began speech against the
bill It's friends cared litilc. for they
supposed that ~ : o'clock he would have
dnlshed
OuS O'Clock came and De Cosmos was
speaking sNn Two O'Clock he vHs say
inE ON the seyond place Three
o'clock hc producsd fearful bundle of
evidence, and Insisted GA resdins a. The
majority began 90 haVr 2 suspicion NJ
tho truth-hc wss going - SPEAK tlll next
noon aud Nil ihe bili De Cosmos spoke
ti1 dark
Day dapned, ard the enes ksr stlil held
on. ~ canuot hc said hat N vas = very
logical eloquent ~ sustained speech
There were digressions No. it repetition
also bat az l7st noon came tc = hsulod
ms i0ritr Uvid Sith raEe and impotence
snd = siugls mau who Nsg triumphs H.
fhr.tf fI- voice had su. Co = HUSKY
Ii tf-p,.r Iis tNtk we're llir Atf shut au1
bicared and hioodshet: hls lsgS tottcred
iY,,i.r Uinl. his lipe we've cracked atp
srncarcl with blood.
Ue Cosmos had spoken FOR twenty y-tiN
hours. and .nid the r.ioicinf of nc sci
,iers DO was hsppv IN hsfing saved theft
lands. .- Exchange.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
One Meal a Day.

Every individual has his or her theo-
-IleS- about ealing -nnd-many people carry
ott their theories tu an extent which
places them IN the order OF crsnl,s.
Among these cfsuks are the people who
contend that the prcuer way 20 feed
IS 60 live on ono meal "a day. Thcir gas
tFononilc apostle was pr George Fordyce
the celebrated anatomst and lecturer on
chemistry. The doctor used 10 eat ono
in4al day. and one meal only. hut ~
wss mighty one washed down With lib
srsl dranrhfs OF wine and beer At 4
o'clock every dav he nsed 20 enter a
certain chop house and take his scat az
table always reserved for him A silver
fsnksrd. containing "a quart of strong ale
full houle of port and 4 quaricr of
pint of brsndy wefc placed before him
immediate SANS the New York Press
Tho moment the waitor announced the
doctors arrival tho cook put pound and
= half Of rufnp steak on tho fire. and to
while away tho time Iuti the steak
Should he properly byoiled. the waiter
brought the doctor sumo tempting tnorset.
Ike q hrciied chicken OF = plate of fish
When he had eaten this Dr Fordyce
drank hslf of his brandy and then bega 81
ar his steak. While eating the steak he
trsnk The ~ ankard of ale. ami after that
the rest 90 Tho brandy. The waiter then
l,ncorkcd the bottle OF port and the doc
tor proceedcd slowly 10 enjos IT, until Il
v'as al gone. He spent an hour and halt
dsfiv Al his one meal, and after it re-
turned home 10 give his lectures on chem.
jstry which ere stu quoted ss classics
of that science. lie ate nothing else uu.
~ the next day. whom he returned al
sas same hour 10 ths same chop house
Tar the same sort Of . meal. nr Pordycs
lived 10 be G5 Years old and ken up his
sae-r1esl custom 20 the last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
A Strange Occupation.

The Musicians Report and Journal tells
tas following census story: one OF our
paemterr. an ebosist. IN o certain town.
filled up his paper IN proper form Name
So. sndrs>s--, occupation "choeist.
t'his latter term. ss q description Of sal-
j,loymsnt. norentarily svssssd the CEN
fus collector, for when he scanned the
paper 10 check general accuracy, etc. he
looked with interest on the word "oboe-
sst," and. by way VI showing his learn.
ins. he casually remsrked. "oboststf Oh,
fren you are > sDe ecifiist for rcdvoing fat
ffcu obese persons What = sirsags 90
f1paflon.'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
SHERJFF'S SALE.

Py virtue Of an Execution No. 2, ~,
issued from the clerks office of the skin
Judlcial District Court. holden in the CITY
OF Providence on the 18th day of October
A. n. 1901. and returnable 10 said Court
on the 18th dav of January. A. -. lSVz
wherein r ROLAND Glines OF the City and
County OF Providence. state of Rhode
Island Il Plaintiff and Horace r. Cole
man alias John Doe. Of sasl Providence
ia Defendant will he sold at Public Auc.
tion on Friday. November ! 1901, az a.,
n clock d. M. al store. No. IL Fountalh
street I'm said Providence. the following
described goods and chattels or the Sald
Defendant Coleman which were attac hed
ON the original Writ on the 2lst day or
September A. ID 1891. at 5:l5 clock y. m
i'm which the above named execution was
obtalned 20 wit. one rIuuinp gear ana
diffsrruiial gear aud hand brakes com
niete tires. body and gasoline TANK.
Levied on this lets OF October, A -
1901 at $40 o'clock p. M, ana VIII be sofa
10 satisfy said execution. u sufficient
CHARLES ~. BROWN.
Deputy Sheriff
u f0t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-10-28
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