Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-08

~. u. Sanborn, Baltimore StrathrOy.
d. G. Sanborn, Baltimore, Dan.
Geo. Washington, Geneva Iowa, Clipper.
Geo. Washington, Geneva, Iowa, Maggie May.
5. b. Fleck, Cedar Rapids, Blue Grass.
D. $. Jones, Marshaltown, Queen OF the West
ALL AGED STAKES.
i. E. Stoddard, Dayton, o., Friend.
d. G. Sanborn, Baltimore, strathroy.
ID. G. Sanborn, Baltimore, Jennie.
d. G. Sanborn, Baltimore Nellie.
Geo. Washington, Geneva, Iowa, Daisy.
j. s. Jones Marshalltown, Jet.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
THE EDWARD HARvEsTER-AN IMPORTANT STEP IN
THE MARCH OF PROGRESS.
Truly this is era Of remarkable progress
in science and art. Genius is rapidly forsak-
ing the realm of poetry for the more profitable
BRACE STAKES.
d. c. Sanborn, Baltimore, Nellie and Dan.
j. s. Jones, Marshalltown, Queen of the West
and Jet.
field of invention. All around us we see the
mighty energies of men bending to the discov-
cry OF some gigantic enterprise that is destined
to reyolutionize the business interests of the
entire world, and Tighten the burdens Of its
toiling millions. Improved machinery is sup
erseding hand labor with rapidity that is in
comprehensive. The growth of intellect in
the march of discovery broadens the world of
science, and as the years 90 by like Hitting
clouds we merely catch gllm pses OF what is going
on in the fed OF invention and the realm of dis
coyery. Life is too short for US to catch more
than a hasty and superficial glance of what is
being done in the material interests Of man
kind. 1t is a grand incentive to the human
intellect in the race of life that we live not for
ourselves alone. but for our fellow men and
those who may come after u.s. follow in our
footsteps, and profit by our example.
Where real merit shines forth like beacon
light tongue or pen should fear to proclaim
it, We are aware of the fact however, that as
genius plumes herself for higher flights compe-
tition thickens and selfshness takes deeper
root IN human nature. Out of an album
dance of the heart the mouth speaketh," is a
passage that impressed the writer as he stood
In the midst of the multitude at the fair one
day last week and heard the comments and lis
| tened to the universal expression of praise as
the thousands looked upon the perfect working
of that wonderful invention
THE EDWARD HARVESTER AND CORD sELF-BINDER
of the city of st. Paul. This ingenious piece
OF mechanical skill has been developed by TIE
persistent effort of the best inventive talent in
this country. The work is an accomp lished
AeCe 'o-st"J e'iiu WILL lsbploiy
system of harvesting in the great West. The
wire binders hasve been an objection
able feature to the various har-
vesters since their introduction in this
country. But the soft bands will remedy the
objection and popula ize the vast catalogue of
| haryesters and their self-binder attachments
To a st. Paul manufacturing company the
country is indebted for this grand invention
and marvellous labor-saving machine. There
will be no further use for the wire after The
introduction of this invention. That it is des-
tined to supersede all others there is no doubt
1T has already been sufficiently tested in hun.
dred fields this season to prove it's practicable
ity and superiority. Another important fea
ture in it's favor is the trifing cost in compari-
son with wire; then when we take into consid
! GRAFTON the advantage in thresh1ng it is all il
favor Of the cord system. Stock may eat Of
it and it will not like the wire prick through
their stomachs and destroy them.
ROBERT BArY's ARTIFICIAL LIMBS AT THE FAIR.
One of the very worthy and interesting ex
hibits in the annex building at the fair las
| week WIS of artf ;al limbs and instru
ments used in their manufacture and il
surgery. The display was by Robert Baty, 1U
Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis. There wer,
orthopedic and surgical instruments of delicate
and complicated construction manufacturer
to order for the treatment and cure of all de
Isl,
paratus for hip diseases, weak knees, spina
curvatures, ladies' and gentlemens shoulde
braces, hard rubber, spring and elastic trusses
abdominal supporters and belts, elastic stock
ings, suspensories, ETC. In addition there were tt
be seen surgical elastic hosiery for the relief o
varicose veins, weak, swollen or ulcerate,
limbs corpulency, abdominal weakness an.
tumors, and. in fact, a thousand useful article
required in surgical practice. The artificial
limbs manufactured by Mr.. Baty are certainI
remarkable pieces OF mechanical skill. Shout
we lose limb our first movement would be t
send for one OF Mr.. Baty's artificial ones t.
just fill the bill of the original.
BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHING sroRE-BLU
RIBBONS.
AS usual, the ''Boston One Price Clothin
Store" 43 East Third street, st. Paul, too
away whole batch of blue ribbons on the
exhibit at the fair. The proprletors, howeve
got no more than they served for the fir
display they made, and the magnificent nict
it filled in the exhibition. This house has b.
come we'll known all over the State for it's un
formity of prices, the excellent quality of il
goods. their cheapness, and finally, the stylis
make-ups of the various suits. Few simlIs
houses in the same length of time have bui
, up a trade, and established the wide-spres
! popularity that this one has. 1t is a goc
show of itself to look through the splend
stock at this house and note the quality, style
great variety and low prices. 1t is, indeed, 8
it's name implies, zone price store,' ever
! be depended upon. Persons visiting this hou
3 will find we have not overdrawn the picture.
q MANNHEIMER RRos.-MoRE BLUE RIBBONS.
v AS I'VE expected their very fine display at t
: fair took a very large share of blue ribbons
e goods as in everything else real merit will tie
9 Although their exhibit in Mercantile hall W
9 rich and elaborate in all its details, vet W
Il 1t but fair representation of the great hou
in the city. 1t would be impossible in bri
newspaper article to give but faint idea ev,
of the exhibit, let alone the large stock frc
h whence it came. To cover the ground and e,
f body what we wish to say, it
proper to state that this elega
a stock of goods embraces everything usua
# found in a large aud we'll selected wholess
1t and retail stock OF dry goods. The large a
l. elegant apartments devoted to this heavy st O
e are located at No, East Third street, st. Pa
', Where Mannheimer Bros. may be found s,
l. founded by throng of customers, and dire
r ing the movements OF 4 large force Of employ