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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-22
TIvERTON.

A series OF meetings are being held this
week in the neighborhood OF Tiverton
corners by the Rev. ]. r.. Fischer and the
Rev c. h. Parker OF the Congregational
church. The first of these meetings com
menced Sunday in the Congregational
church, Monday evening I'm the home OF
Charles Wilkie on Puncatek Neck. Tues.
days meeting was held In the school
house. Last evening the library hall was
opened for the same purpose. This even-
ing the home ct Mr. Leander Dodge VIII
row evening the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wordell on the neck. Thus far the SER
vices have been well attended and en-
joyed
Abner c. Hambley and Maris A.
Hambley both OF Tiverton. have sold to
BENJAMIN p. Camara of Tiverton 20 acres
OF land with dwelling house and other
buildings situated in the south part OF
the town and known as the John Cook
place.
to James @: Wordell of Tiverton a story
and half dwelling house and other
buildings, together with II acres of landl
more or less. situated on the east road
leading from Tiverton Four Corners.
George III. Suffern of New Bedford has
sold TO william Vineyard OF Fali River
lots 7ls III. 2ts and 7ls, containing to-
gether 900 square feet. situated on STAT
ford Heights.
also sold the following lots on STAFFORD
Heights 10 Nathaniel B. Borden. Jr.. OF
Fall River. lot AIS. comprising z2lo square
feet. to John and Louisa Deroyshire OF
Fall River lots q. Y. rs. "a ana %. COM
prising $3.50 square feet.
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CENTRAL FALLS.

The second of a series of whist parties
was held IN st. Joseph's gymnasium last
evening. II was very successful afair.
OFFICER Devanney restored a pair Of lost
shoes to the owner
A committee was appointed at last
nights meeting OF the Central Falls As
sembly of Good Fellows to arrange for the
ofYicjal vista ton at the next meeting.
Albert Holland sailed today on the
steamer Commonwealth from Boston Tor
England.
For the frst time In many years the old
Pacific" steam fire engine was given a
trial by Assistant Chief Engineer Rowker.
and the firemen Of the Kendall street sta
ton The machine was In hrst class
shape.
The Young Ladies' Auxiliary connected
with the Congregational church gave an
interesting musical entertainment and
sunbonnet festival last night.
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RIVERSIDE.
Tho Health Department Removed
DIphthsria Card-SchtoIs
Closed for Rest Of Week.

Yesterday Il was reported to the health
depa rtment that one OF the patients who
had been afflicted with diphtheria had
,asion was passed. Health ofricer vii.
lams came here from East Providence
and removed the card from the house.
SCHOOLS CLOSED.
The local schools are closed for the re-
mainder OF the week TO give the teachers
an opportunity TO attend the. institute IL
continue for the rest OF the week Tine
teachers take a great deal OF interest In
the institute. from which they derive no
little benefit.
HARD LUCK.
local young man. according to his
last night He made a call on a young
woman and remained until almost time
for the last car. When he broke away
from the fair charmer and got out in
the street he found that the car was not
While waiting for the car another
young woman OF his acquaintance. ac-
companied by her mother. came along.
man realized II he was walking along
with them, and as result he turned UP
the street on which they lived and missed
the car in consequence.
In town at :l5 a. m. by way Of back
street. and got TO his home without CIV
ing himself away.
AGE AND YOUTH.
Probably the youngest man who march
ed with the veterans OF the Civil war IN
the recent parade in Providence was Da-
mon r. Chapman OF this place, Mr.
Chapman is 81 years OF age. Beside him
In the line marched probably the Oldest
veteran in the entire line. William II.
Boyden. OF Rockland. who is 81 years olS
but marched with all the vigor OF man
OF so. n-.s
Eighteenth Connecticut volunteers and
Mr. Chapman served in the Second Mass.
achusetts Volunteer cavalry.
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were granted at last nights meeting OF
the board.
There will be meeting OF the school
committee this evening.
Pocahontas Jennie r. Bowers presided
at last nights meeting OF Nakomis coun-
ell No s. Degree OF Pocahontas, Two ap-
plications for members were received
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PAWTUxET.

There was an interesting meeting Of the
Ladies Aid society Of the Baptist church
yesterday AZ the home Of Miss Bessie VII.
liams at which the coming rummage sale
was discussed at length. The affair will
probably be held in the Atwell's avenue
neighborhood this time on a main thor
oughfare and not on a side street as be-
fore. The attendance was much larger
than usual
Tonight the Fire King band will have
Its regular meeting In the engine house.
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MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

missionary convention OF the Rhode
Island Free Baptist Young Peoples union
will be held Monday afternoon and eve
ming next. az the Elmwood Avenue Free
BAPTIST church.
In the afternoon. addresses will he
made by Rev. w. r. wyman of Midna-
pore. India. on Free Baptist Home Mis-
sions." written by Rev. T. I. Mawhorter
OF India. conference on missions conduct
cd by Mr.. Charles v. vickery,. OF New
York. secretary OF the Young Peoples
Missionary movement: solos by Prof r..
=. Stout Quiet half hour led by Rev.
G. r. Cate of Providence. RI l.
In the evening there will be address
Missions" by Mr.. Charles v. vickery Of
New York: Missionary Statesmanship
Tor Free Baptists." by Rev. ~. W. Ham
I'm 81 Raiasore. India.
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she--I understand that oh man Min.
suns u a distant relative of yours.
he That's right Hes 90 distant tina,
ne Ho't able 10 recognise me.-Nev
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n suppose your son is stiil studying
hard 10 become doctor?
oh no. he's taking = good long rest
now. with nothing 70 DO He has Erad-
ustsd aud started q rrsotis.. "-rhilsdel.
phia Press.
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a RUNAWAY.

n team. owned by Greene a Dsrlels q
De~fucket and IN charge Of Peter Ma
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JUST FoR BREAKFAsr.

Those living on Penn street could hard
81 understand why Hook and Ladder No
should go through the street Al such a
snail like speed. but when they found
that II stopped IN front OF p. they then
heard that Mr.. James Mulvey. a member
ef the company. and who had quite re-
Gently taken unto himself a wife. wa.
1unf kivinR the members OF the company
D 1clicioue breakfast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-22

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS A
speciality. Agent for the noted Red
Cloverine saive. Joseph Deliver. 81 Man
ton avenue.
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JOHN o'cokNELL,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store ard
Laupd5s Is Just above the postofncA
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Thirty
Days Was My LIES
Limit.
Agony From Inherit
ed Heart Disease.
DIR. Miles III e art Cure
Cured Me.

One person in every four has n veal, heart
Unless promptly treated weak heart will
easily become diseased heart. A little extra
strain from any cause is sufficient To- bring on
this deadly malady, the most common cause
Of sudden death. Dr. Miles Heart Cure will
tone up the hearts action, enrich the blood
and improve the circulation.
MY trouble began with catarrh and have
always supposed it caused the trouble have
experienced with my heart. had the usual
symptoms OF 81 eplessneSs, lost appetite con
supatIOn, palpItation of the heart, shonness
OF breath and pain around the heart and I'M
der left arm. My mother suffered in the same
way and l suppose mine was an inherited
tendency. At one time / was in agony.
suffered so severely and became so weak
thar my doctors said / could not live thirty
days At this time had not slept over two
hours night on account of nervousness
] he least exercise. such as walking about
YOU bring on palpitation and futtering OF
the heart so severe that i would have TO give
up everything and rest Nerve and Liver
Pills cured me of constipation and heart
symptoms disappeared under the influence
oil DIR. Miles New Heart Cure. i am in
better health than ! have been in twelve
years and l thank DIR. Miles Remedies for il
l think they the grandest rcmedies on
earth and / am constantly recommending
them to my frienls."-MRs. l.. ]. CANTRzIL,
WaxaEachIe, Tex.
All druggists sell and ruer ntec first bot
tie DT. Miles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
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Dniry Icxncricncc.


At the Alabama experiment station
the average percentages OF fat left I'm
the skimmiIk by the separator. deep
cans and shallow pans were .O3, 1.3
and O6 respectively. Shallow pans gave
decidedly better results than deep cans
The separator is indispensable TO the
dnirymen OF the south.
A ration consisting OF pounds OF
cottonseed. 3 pounds OF wheat bran
and 10 pounds or sorghum hay gave a
butter practically equal fl firmness
and volatile acids 20 butter from
ration consisting OF 5H pounds OF cot
tonseed meal, 3 pounds OF wheat bran
and 10 pounds of cottonseed bulls
Feeding cottonseed and cottonseed
meal TO cows on pasture increased the
melting point OF the butter l to 3 de-
grees centigrade. Three pounds OF cot
tonseed meal and pound OF wheat
bran gave IA hard butter as eight
pounds OF cottonsced meal and pound
OF bran. The volatile acids I'm the but
ter were not materially affected by tho
different rations.
In churnina experiment OF FIVE
trials the dash churn proved az salts
factory as the barrel churn for churn-
Ing whole milk.
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RECEIVERS SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE.

Pursuant tn decree of the Circut
Court of the United STATES for thu Western
District ot Virginia, In the cause of Linda
III johnson VS.. The Southern building
and Lean Association, of Knoxville.
Tenn, will procred 10 sell at public
auction on the premises, on Saturday the
18th dav of July. 1908, at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
the following property:
Those certain lots OF parcels of land i'm
the town OF kichlands, razewell County
Va, designated as lots Numbers f3 and
~, SECTION on the plat of the Clinch
Valley Coal and Iron Co., known as
plat A.. dated May 9Th. 1890, being the
same property conveyed 20 H. Wade
Steele by Wm. Is Spratt and wiz. hy
deed of date January eth. 1891, aud OF
rec )rd IN the Clerks Office of the County
Court uf razrwel. County, Va in Decd
Book 81, page SJ and which was after
wards conveyed by the said IL. Wade
Steele aud Mary e., his wife. to > Nj. H.
Coulling. Trustee, by deed of date May
10Th. 1891 which last deed is recorded IN
the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Tazeweil County, Va, In Dsed Book ~
page 463. Terms of sale:-Cash In hand
GEO. Il. PENN. Receiver,
Southern Building and Loan Association .
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BY local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion II the ear.
There is only one Way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inhamed con
dition of the mucous lining oil the Eus-
tarhan Tube. When this tube is in
H. med you have n rambling sound or
imperfect herring, and when il Is On
iir"ly enclosed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation eau he
taken -'ut and this tube restored To its
normal condition, hearing will bc des-
troyed forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused 10y Catarrh, which is nothing but
an inflamed condition of the mucus ser =
vices.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any cnse of Deafness (cnused by ca
tarrh) that cannot be cured by Halle
Cntarrh Cure. Send for cur circulars
free.
f. j. Cheney ~ Co., Props, Toledo. O.
Sold by druggist, price Zoe.
Halls Family Pills nre the best.
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Directory
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school every SUNDAY $40 a
m. Preaching first and third Sunday
evenings, second and fourth Sunday
mornings. Christian Endeavor prayer
meeting every Friday evening. r. T..
Elmore, pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday school every Sunday $40 a.
M Preaching first and third Sundays.
l | a m, and second and forth Sundays
Z p. m, Little Workers" SuveniIe MISS
ionary every second Sunday 3p. m
NORTH TAzEwEI.L.
Sunday school every Sunday $3.50 n
IA. Preaching first and third Sundays Z
y. m. and second and forth Sundays IL
a. m. Il. A. Kelly, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday school at 9;3O n. m
Preaching. second. third, fourth, Sun
days, IL b, M. and Z p. M. Preaching
fifth Sundays. IL a. m. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening Mt Z O'Clock
BurKes Misunderstanding LIST. San
day mt IL a. IN. and p. m. :. Q. Hal
pastor.
episcopal CHURCH.
Prea' hing, second and forth Sundays
nc | l n. IN. Sundayschool every Sunday
10 IA. m. Rev. r ii. Brosius. Rector
PRAYER MEETING.
Union prayer services every wednes-
cay at O'Clock alternating between
the Baptist, Christian, and Methodist
churches. Tazewell Preachers Council
vefv Monday at p. m.
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The farmers trust Is slowly moving
eastward and soon the farmcs Of this
section will have other matters besides
the weather TO discuss. Agents OF the
American Society Of Equity have been
ut work among the farmers of Blair
and Bedford counties and MS result
several local unions have been organ
lied. The society forms the farmers
into n gigantic trust, giving them the
opportunity 10 control prices, get
cheaper freight Iates, influence lcgisla-
ton, market intclligently and freeze
out the middle man and procure his
profits orristown (pa) Register.
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CuriI,R Lemonn.

a successful Australian lemon grow
er Is said to cure his fruit as follows:
He gathers the lemons just when they
are turning yellow. The fruit is cut
of and short piece OF the stalk left
on. 1t is packed in ordinary cases and
stored I'm well ventilated cellar hav-
Ing a temperature of 50 to 81 degrees
r. 1t takes from seven to eight weeks
TO cure lemons aud sometimes longer.
When cured, the short piece OF stalk
left on will drop off when touched.
Lemons thus cured keep for twelve
months. Oranges are cured In u SINH
lar manner, but they must be better
colored before cutting than the lemons.
They must be handled more carefully,
and on no account must they be too
<pe.
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CAMILLE OF
MARTINIQUE
: BJ, MA Ry c'OOD
Copyright. zoe. By the
s $ Mcclure COMPANY
~, MA Ry uOOD

Under the brilliant southern stars the
white cameliias cleaned waxlike. BE
tween the glossy leaves a slender fig
ure leaned over the low white wall
that siSirtcd the garden. II seemed a
spirit OF the night. that face Swallowed
by dusky hair. gazing down with
troubled eyes into the passionate one
raised TO her own.
Camille" he whispered. mia bella.
must l still implore you? Ii is that
you do not love me, cruel one"
He seized her hands imperlously as
II TO draw her to him. They trembled
I'm his hot grasp as her voice sighed:
"Filipe. 1t is you who are cruel. You
know-the granpere is SO old. He has
none but me. 1t would kill him If
should fly with you"
The girls charming patois betrayed
the daughter OF France, while her deep
mysterious eyes were the heritage OF
some Indian beauty-a quadroon girl.
but none the less vaunted as the heiress
OF old NJ. lie Moync and the belle OF St.
Pierre, where the color line is but
loosely drawn. Her granpere planned
great things for her when they should
so to Paris in the fall. She was so
beautiful; n prince perhaps, or at least
a count.
And she7 She had already given her
heart TO the keeping of Filipe, he who
only owned small lugger plying be-
tween Martinique and Guadeloupe.
She loved him, and yet she answered
all his prayers with "Waitv' Filipe
could not understand IL. AS the night
wind, perfumed with the scent of a
hundred flowers, caressed her cheek
his heart was suddenly filed with a
passionate jealousy. She was so beau
dful, and she loved him alone, and yet
the fates had placed her high above
him, so that, as now, he could barely
touch the tips of her delicate fingers
with his lips. The hot blood OF Spain
that lent color to his swarthy check
and fire to his dark eye could not brook
such thwarting
Camille" he cried fmpetuously, "let
me again implore you'll Come with me.
The white sails of my Santa Maria
Will bear you safely to Basse Terre,
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IHEltt- AMID THE BLACkENED STEMS. LAY
BODY.
and there | have friend. n good
padre, who will make us one. Come.
my flower"
His voice had softencd TO infinite
tenderness. Camille leaned heavily
against the wall, and her words were
broken by longing as she, whispered.
81 cannot
A hot tear splashed down upon his
hand, but he drew 1t away roughly.
Enough of tearsw he cried bitterly.
"They cost you nothing. while IL am
eating my heart out for you. But you
have said No once too often. / swear
to you'-and he raised his hand and
pointed TO the distant mountain peak
half cloaked In vapor-"I swear to you
that your sleeping Pelee shall wake to
life before l again seek for your love!
Camille gave cry of anguish, but II
fell on ears all unheeding. Filipe
strobe down the road toward the quay
with never a backward glance. The
girls face was as waxen as her name
sake's. and like rudely broken flower
she sank on her knees against the wall.
Above her sobs came the rumble OF
Pelee's voice, but she did not hear
1t was at Basse Terre that the news
came to Filipe-came In a swift sue
eession of horrible rumors, each more
terrifying than the last Pelee had
awakened. And ST. Pierre? No one
knew.
And Camille? Filjpe prayed in his
heart when his dry lips refused to
move. So benumbed were his senses
from anguish and suffering that the
memory OF his oath had no longer
power TO move him. The Santa Marin
was headed directly for the port of
St Pierre. Her decks were strewn
with ashes and stones. her sails and
rigging torn and broken, yet CALAMITY
she rode this unknown sea OF dirty
saffron color, whose sullen water was
numbered with wreckage. She had
met huge tidal waves that swept away
her crew, for she could not fail the
hand of the man at the helm. The
pilots eyes, blOodshot by long hours
or vigil, were fixed on the blazing
heaps which alone remained to tell the
story Of st. Pierre.
Swollen bodies were now added to
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ANY CHUCH or parsonage or Instltu-
tion supported bv voluntary c0ntribu-
ton will b" given liberal qur"tify OF
the Longmam e. Martinez Pa Paints
whenever they pnint.
Note: Have done so for twenty-sev-
enyears. Sales: tens of millions of gal
ons; painted nearly two million houses
under guarantee t"I'pai"t'' not salts
factory: The paint w'nr~ ar periods
up TO eighteen years. Lined oil must
be added TO u - int dome in two min
utes). 1ctual cost then about 81 ~ n
gallon. Samples free. Sold by our
Agents. Moss & Greover-Tazrv ell. The
Block Co -p1cahonins
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ATLANTIC CITY AND SEASHORE
RESORTS ON JERSEY
COAST

On July ,, l6 and 30, August l3
aud % and Sept. 10th. 1909, The
Norfolk and Western Railway will
sell cheap excursion tickets to the
above resorts VIA Hagerstown and
Philadelphia. The rate from Norton
will be $lS.O5, BRISTOL $l6.3O, Mar
tinsville, $3.50, Bluefeld $l4 %,
Roanoke $3.50 and corresponding
ly low rates from other stations:
tickets limited TO sixteen days and
are good la stop oyer at Philadel-
pima on return trip.
Through Pullmau sleepers are op-
Grated daily IN trains Nos. . and 1
10 Philadelphia. Apply 20 Nearest
Ticket Agent fnr rates and addition
al infnr nation.
w. u. Bevill, General Passenger
Agent.
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VA. MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Lexington. Va.

The board OF visitors, ut their
Annu Al Meeting OH the 20Gh day OF next
June, will appoint Stale Cadrnts to fl
vacancies;n the 3r" S'h 9th. 18th 49,
oath. 25th. 26th. 32md. 34th. 3sth 18th.
Senatorial Districts ard fuir sncanc,e,
at large. Thee .pprintm, Mt carry Tree
boardand uition. Applications should
he addresse ! TO the un,l,rsigned ON o,
before June 10Th. on forms that will be
ntupon requcs "a,
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FINE MONUMENT

We make speciality of High
Grade work OF Vermont,
Georgia, Tenn, and Penn.
marbles, which are the finest
and best on the market. Of
Granite we make a speciality of
DARK Quincy, which is he best
AMI most b. autliuI quarried.
We buy in car lots, and work it
by machinery, which puts us
without IA Rival for fine work
mt low cost.
az wi Siam Cont CD
MARBLE COMPANY. LTD.
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calanrh Of the stomach

When the Seumach Is overloaded; when
food is taken into IL that fails 20 digest.
Il decays and intiames the mucous mem-
hsan~. exposing the nsryeS. AID causes
the glands to secret muhin, instead OF the
natural juices OF digestion. This called
Catarrh of Tn" Stomach. For years sun
cred with Catarrh 81 the Stomach caused
w Indigestion. Doctors and medlein,.
failed 70 benefit me until | used Kodol
dyspepsia Cnre.-J. x. Rhca. Coppcll
Tex said bN John 4 >JackSnn.
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TO prune too much and that Il requires
the greatest good Judgment to prune
just enough
How TO Prune.-l. Never. cut away
more wood than Is necessary to obtain
the end In view. Err on the side of cut
ting too little rather than too much.
for II too much is taken off Il cannot be
replaced In many years. Large crops
OF fruit cannot he grown on trees
with few exposed branches. 2. Cut
out all dead wood as soon as II IL dis
covered. (Summer is n good time TO do
this. as dead branches can then he seen
ut glance) 3. III two branches rub
together so AZ to inJure one anoth-
or, the weakest should be cut away.
4. III one branch rests on the top OF
another, as I'm Fig. I. one should be
removed. .. Head back and thin out
the top rather than cut Off the lower
branches to bring the fruit as low
as possible on account of thinning,
spraying and harvesting (sce Fig. p
q. Never remove side branches IL Il
can he avoided. III IL must be done,
cut ms shown at IL. Fig. 3, and cover the
injured parts with two coats of lin
seed oil paint, gas tar or grating wax.
Cover all wounds over half an inch IN
diameter with one OF the above pre-
servatives. Z. Remove branches that
are too low or resting on the ground.
When 60 Prune. winter Is gen
orally II time OF most leisure TO tho
farmer or orchardist, and IL IL good