Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-07

cry.
Mr.. Boxell has some of the finest beets and
carrots shown.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
THE HAZEN WIND MILL.
The wind mill that drew the largest crowd
at the fair the Hazen, manufactured by
the Faribault Wind Mill company, this State.
1t is universally conceded by those who have
tested the various mills that this one is far in
advance of any of them Its distinctive fea-
lures are strength, lghtness, durability, self
adjusting, and perfectly adapted to all condi-
| tions of weather. The best evidence of its real
merit is the rapid sale it is meeting with where
ever introduced. The chief engineer of the
st. Paul d Sioux City railroad pays it very
fine compliment, and he speaks from personal
knowledge.
FRUIT sHRUBBERRY.
The only exhibition of fruit shrubberry a.
the fair was by J. Nj. Underwood of the Jewell
nursery, Lake City. There were twenty vari-
cites of two-year-od apple trees large as
three-year-olds usually are. They indeed show
a wonderful growth, Mr. Underwood also ex-
! hiblted twentyonc varieties of apples from
the orchard Of A. S. Phillips, West Salem,
Wis.
SAVE YOUR CARRIAGE AXLES.
Directly in front of the western entrance to
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Patent Axle Protector, attached to q wheel
mounted upon standard. The axle protector
or sand box, is kind of hood which is slipped
over the hub Of the wheel, and is firmly secured
to the axle, forming complete protection
against the action of sand upon the axle or
boxes. washer OF 1ange upon the hub runs
In a groove in the hood, and not only brushes
out all foreign matter, but cuts eff all access
OF SAND, mud or dirt from the journal or box.
1t alsoconfines and prevents the grease or oil
from escape, so that the wheel and carriage is
| always in clearly condition. 1t is applicable
to every kind and class of vehicle and is
highly endorsed by those who nave used it, 1t
has been universally approved by visitors at
the fair who have examined 1T, and has been
| awarded the first premium by The judges of its
| class. The factory of Lane q Hitchcock is
located on Eighth street, between Cedar and
Minnesota Streets where they will be pleased
TO explain their invention and illustrate its
practical working.
SCHLIEK SEQ.
| a well merted and well earned FIRST ysse-
oaium was awarded to Sehlek & Co.. No. SO
East Third street. for the best display of fine
quality and excellent workmanship in ladies'
boots, shoes and slippers, also gentlemens
boots, shoes and slippers. Their show case of
! ladies' boots and shoes in Commercial hall has
| been the grand center of attraction to the
| ladies. 1t contains some of the most elaborate
| OiudHlSnLal ever exhibited In
| boot and shoe embroidery. Satin and kid shoes
and boots exquisitely embroidered in silk and
gold slippers and houts as tiny and delicate as
. II fashioned Tor faries. First premiums haze
been awarded for this same manufacture of
goods at the Vienna, Paris and Centennial ex-
positions. Sehlick d Go. also sole u,te,,ts in
st. Paul for the famous and popular Burt's
boots and shoes. Their store on Third street
is stocked with fresh goods, and is the resort
of the fashion and elite.of st. Paul
BOSTON ONE PRICE.
This standard clothing house, AZ East Third
street, has very fine exhibit. The citizens of
| st. Paul and vicinity are thoroughly acuuaint-
ed, not only with the superior quality of their
goods, but also with their popular and satisfac-
tory style of dealing with their patrons Their
display in Commercial Hall was in charge of
Mr.. Will j. Gray, and embraced all STYLES and
sizes OF mems and bcysa clothing. They send
their goods by express to any part of the couu-
try, to be examined before being paid for
SUGAR MILL
| The Madison manufacturing company have q.
large exhibit of their sugar cane machinery.
| Their mill has the patent adjustable leverage
pressure which prevents breakage and renders
! the mill vastly Superior to those that use the
so-called rigid pressure" The machinery was
examined by large crowds during the fair and
was frequently and highly commended Mersrs.
|
agents.
| BLUE RIBBON.
o. S. Musser, the live man of the ROYAL Bak
ing Powder OF III Duane street, New York,
sports the blue ribbon, having won the first
premium on display. Che company owe him
much for the untring energy and zeal he has
manifested in advertising the company's goods
to the vast crowds that thrcnged their exhibit.
rs well as for it's tasteful arrangement.
STAMPED GOODS, ETC.
The St. Paul stamping emporium exhibits n
full collection of stamped goods for brading
and embroidery, Applique patterns, stamping
blocks embroidery materials. etc. Their speo
. lmesas. of finished work of different kinds of
embroidery far surpasses anything of the kind
on eNhl bltlon. and are greatly adRllred by the
ladies' They manufacture all the goods they
deal IN, and have the only establishment of the
kind III the West. Their facilities are such
that they can compete successfully with Fast
ern manufacturers. Their trade is supplied
with gSetls in any quantities, and lady can
vassers aae employed all over the country. to
whom good inducements are offered The re-
| tail store in St. Paul is at 113 East Seventh
street. Orders and Communications are adj
dressed toJ. w. Donaldson, St. Paul, Minn.
at. PAUL BUSINESS COLLEGE,
The failuae of great many PROMISING lives
fairs is the isek of a business education. Men
need not expect to gather grapes from thistles
or hss from thorns; as they SOW so shall they
reap, is as true in a business sense as i'm any
thing else. Vesy many of the business wrecks
to be met with the world over, il traced back
to their real origin, will be found to have arts
en- through a neglect of early training in the
line OF a thorough business education.
business success never crowned the efforts of
any human creature without the poss-
ession of either extraordinary natural
business ability, or, instead, a thorough
business education. No better passport can
any young man take with him in BEGINNING
the journey of life than good moral charac-
ter combined with q thorough business educa-
tion These thoughts were brought to mind
yesterday while inspecting that marvellous dis
play OF pehmanship in Art hall, from the ST.
Paul Business college Taken together it NAV
properly be termed grand aggregation of
science and art. The delicate tracinss and
graceful uniform curves and line. are certainly