Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-05

THE ST.
ters'' are becoming wonderfully popular, an,
wherever they have been tested their virtue
have shone forth IN renewed health, strength
and vigor of body and mind. Let no one visit
ing the fair go away without calling on the ho,
bitters man, and getting royal banner
JONES & RoBINsoN's DISPLAY.
This exhibit consists of peculiar kind o,
fruit and vegetable knife. 1t may be seen il
the annex at the mercantile building. and i.
well worthy of an examination.
THE MINNESOTA IRON AND STEEL FENCE COMPANY
Down among the agricultural machinery and
implements at the east end Of the grounds is
an exhibition of portable iron fence The posts
are OF iron, and wire forms the fence lines. 1t
Is frost proof, tire proof wind proof, stock proof
and tune proof: The post is styled the ''Lit-
tie Chant and the wire the Peerless Barbed''
IL makes very cheap and durable fence, and
when fully introduced. will no doubt become
very popular. Farmers should not fail to take
a look at this fence now on the ground
The company is located at Chatfel d. Mime
sofa.
GRANGER & HODGE.
These well known jobbers and importers No.
62 Sibley street, whose speciality is teas. ground
coffee and spices and the Granger Hodge and
Charm of the West baking powder. were repre-
sented at their quarters near the center of Com
merclal Hail. by James ID. Cross their city and
Minneapolis salesman Qate of Croft & Berkev).
to whose artistic skill the fine effect of their
magnificent display is attributable. It is by
Tar the finest exhibit of the kind on the ground.
The arrangement is in the form of pyramid
winch lssolld) meath canopy of white fringed
with 3-pound pals OF coffee hung about the
edges. Their larger canned goods form the
base and the graduations of the ascending
scale are finely arranged. On the east side are
found sample glass jars of ground and unground
goods side by side, while the samples of their
own baking powder and small can spices fiji
the other three. Above the canopy still fur
ther display reaches nearly to the roof sur
mounted by mammoth coffee urn Hanked by
four large spice of the form of a '.globe. y
Their whole display of canned goods forms a
dazzling array of gilt and bronze, and all the
tlnts OF tastefully colored and vanished cans
which attracted universal praise and comment
as laying over any other exhibit in CONNER
cial Hall.
ROYAL. BAKING POWDER.
The Royal Baking Powder company of III
Duane St., N. B., represented by o. s. Musser
and ID. U. Clinton, had their quarters on the
annex Of Commercial hail. and were thronped
with spectators drawn thither by their royal
DISPLAY. Each lady viewer was presented
with fine Royal Baking Powder fan, and each
person with Is lb. box of their pure baking
powder and valuable cook book, over 5000
oeing gwen away in this manner among the
tnrons OF sight seers. The gentlemen repre-
senting the company labored under the disad-
vantage OF not having but about one-half of
the goods shipped them per express including
show cases, etc, but realizing the fact that
people from all parts of the great Northwest
were in attendance they have taken this method
OF sending their sample goods over this i'm
mense territory from st. Louis to the Red
river OF The North Their display is the largest
tlnctive was well calculated to impress the be-
holder.
BELTS IRON ROOF.
IN the northeast center of Hardware hall will
DC found full sized roofing sheet of the pa-
ent packed alr-tight joint iron roofing. mann
actured by j. s. Belt, ITS East Third street
IT. Paul, successor to Perkins & Belt. If lice
evel the end joints of each sheet locked to-
either, with packing between locks, without
oot-boards under either Of the two Joints TINS
onnected as support, absolutely proving that
he joints are made water-tight by and throuph
p>'o>AA'f,3
his patent. The above party possesses the sole
lght TO manufacture, sell or lay said roofing
OF the entire Northwestern States. and for the
asst four years has laid on an average l. 600 |
luares per year upon State, resident and BUSH
ess houses in the State. 1t is claimed to be
ne only iron roof that can be laid as fat as
ne quarter of an inch fall to the running foot
nd guaranteed not to leak,-so says money
rom one cent upward. The above named par
is the sole manufacturer, and holds the deeds
OF the State of Minnesota for the two only air
hamber, iron, fre-proof shutters patented in |
ne United States. He is also the inventor and
wner of the only air-chamber sheathing for
fire-proof buildings, of which he
as three different styles under said patent.
amples CT all the above named can be seen in
with his shutters and roofing at his
xhibit in Hardware hall. In connection with
is sheathing patents, Mr.. Belt has commenced
roceedings in the United States district court
this State against the firm of H. NJ, Critten-
en- Il Co., Of this city, for infringements upon
is patents, and cautions all parties contem-
lating the construction of this class of build
and appeal to the courts for the
DYER & HOWARD.
This fine display is admired by every one
Who is SO fortunate as to get "a view of it. There
re pianos, organs, violins, wind instruments
If the finest and best. Of stringed instruments
here are a large variety, all of the very best
This company is State agent also of the Justly
Steinway pianos. These instru-
ments are sowell known that anything we can
say IN their behalf will not add to their wide
spread popularity wherever pianos are in use
the world over. This firm deals in the
Mason Hamlin organs in addition to a LARGE
S1och OF the latest music and all manner of mu-
seal articles properly belonging to well es-
music store The business house is
established at So East Third street, St. Paul,
where may re seen large and complete stock
OF goods IN the music. line. This house is one
OF the very reliable and we'll conducted enter
prlses of the State. and we but express the
popular voice when we SO represent it.
ScHLIEK & co.'s.
The display of boots and shoes by this firm
is well worth description. Fine boots and
coarse boots, thick boots and thin boots.
large boots and small boots, and all kinds of
ladies kid CATERS, slippers of every style and
size, ladies' gold embroidered shoes. rich and
beautiful silk shoes and satin shoes and
everything in the shoe line. This well-known
of Schliek & Co., SO East Third
street, st. Paul, is where these goods
may be seen in all the variety and ex-
cellence of the art. They are the only firm
that keeps always on hand and are the author
lied agents for the sale of Edwin G. Bnrt,s
celebrated work. Burt's fine shoes are the best
now made, and the demand for them is increas-
ing so rapidly that it taxes the capacity of the
to its utmost. Parties attending
the great exposition will do well to examine
this fine stock of goods before returning 10
their homes.