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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-16
DAILY REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
d. A. ROBERTSON g. CO.,
McQuillan Block,

d. A. ROBERTSON g. CO.,
McQuillan Block,
April 16.
80 Years. Experience in City and Suburban
Real Estate.
FOR sALE-various properties. including the
following:
CHOICE RESIDENCE sIrxs-Four lots on Grove
avenue.
Four lots on De Soto street, between Partridge
street and Lafayette avenue.
THREE lots on Iglehart street, near Rice street.
Sn lots on Pleasant avenue, between Ramsey
and Third streets
FOURTEEN lots in Woodland Park, situate on Holly,
Ashland and Laurel avenues sufficiently convenient
to the Western avenue street railway.
FIvBl lots on Mt. Airy street, In block IL.
SEVERAL business lots. suitable for stores and
shops, on Third, and on Fort, and On Rce and Mis-
sissippi streets.
ABOUT 1000 low-prlced lots in old and new city
and In payments to accommodate purchasers Of
very limited resources. First come first choice.
NUMBER Of suburban tracts, from to 100 acres
each, from to miles beyond city limits situate
p street, on Summit avenue, old st. Anthony road,
and on extension Of Marshall avenue; on Smelling
avenue. on new road to White Bear. etc.. etc.
ACRES WITHIN CITY LIMITS Five of the Buell.
Mackubin ont lats, suitable for subdivision into
city lots Iglehart and Carroll streets now being
extended through them.
Also, That part Of block Q, Stinsop, Brown RAM
sey's addition, bounded by Fort street, Richmond
street and the Short Line" crossing at Fort street
ALSO, 8 acre tract adjoining the slaughtering and
packing houses, on Uptown plat.
@-We invite business calls and correspondence
from parties desiring to purchase or List for sale st.
Paul or nearby real estate.
*.*For other dissertations Of property for sale at
our agency, see our other bulletins published daily
in the Pioneer Press and Dispatch.
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Nor SALE-The South Shore hotel PROF.
Il erty on White Bear lake, 26 acres in ex-
tent, twelve miles from St. Paul, on Duluth
road, the best known hotel property in the
State, is for sale on terms which will allow of
the plating of lake front lots, if desired, Civ
ing hotel lot at small figure. Apply to our
attorney, James B. Beals, st. Paul. 79*
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
ST.. PAUL, April Is, 1881.

I, A. R. McGill, Insurance Commissioner Of
the State OF Minnesota, do hereby certify
that the American Insurance Company
State relating to insurance, and is now fully
empowered through its authorized agents to
transact its appropriate business of Fire in
surance in this State for the year ending Jan
uary 3fst, 1882. &. r. M'GILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
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ENOR SALE-At an astonishing bargain, a
II new sewing machine of standard make.
Apply at Globe office, where machine can be
examined. 81
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car acres for sale, cheap, two miles from
OfV Morris on the Pomme de Terre river.
Address Land, box 2544, st. Paul. 10000
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TNOR SALE-A1 100 acre farm, 2X miles from
II city, with wood, water and meadow. P.
De Rochebrune, 10 West Third street. 6O*
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WANTED-A gentleman of frst-class
w ability, who is well known in the city,
to solicit insurance in St. Paul for the United
States Life Co. L. P. Van Norman, Manager,
116 East Third street st. Paul. 96*
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WTANTED-TO RENT-Small cottage or
w or unfinished rooms lot over 10
minutes walk from postoffice. Or would
take two-story house with privilege of renting
upper story. Address G. II. H., Globe office.
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w ANTED-10O men to work near Watab,
w Mimi, in getting out and dressing
granite, viz: 80 competent stone cutters and
so drillers; wages, Is cents per cubic foot for
cutters and SITS per day for drillers. Also 4
boarding house keepers. Transportation free
from st. Paul to Watab. Address Saulpaugh
& Co., at Sank Rapids, Mimi, by mail. 81
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TOR SALE-A fine, large dwelling, with all
Il modern improvements. Enquire at 800,
corner OF Ninth and John streets. 98*
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AUCTION SALE.

ALvANIC BATTERIES AT AUCTION
" will sell at auction, at my sale stand,
cor. Third and Cedar streets, at 10 o'clock this
morning, Q galvanic batteries, costing respect
lively $25 and $35, and in good order.
P r. KAVANAGH,
LOG Auctioneer.
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nor REAL ESTATE-See D. A. Robert
Il son & Co.'s different bulletins, daily, in
Globe Pioneer Press and Dispatch 1O2*
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ENOR SALE-15O lots on Dayton's Bluff, on
II monthly payments, 500 to $500. A. Got
zian. 1907
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TOR SALE-Choice building lots on Maria
and Bates avenues. Terms easy. A. Got
zian. 100.
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wv ANTED-500 customers for our so cent
w shirts with linen bosoms. w. B.
Rowell & Co., 6S Wabashaw street, Sherman
block. 98*
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GENTS A LINE
SPORTING.

CHAMpIONs' REST Corner Fifth and
~ Minnesota streets. The nightly resort of
all the champions. Sparring, wrestling and
come to st. Paul should not fail to witness the
sporting events that take place nightly. Ad-
mission free. 1927
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Situation as stationary engi.
w neer, by an engineer of seven years. ex-
perience, with good recommendations. Ad.
dress G. s. Brown, Benson, Swift Co., MINI. 98*
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4 GOTHAM, real estate dealer, buys and
a. sells real estate for cash and on COM
mission. 100
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4 STEAMBOAT STEWARD who has had
n fifteen years. experience on rivers and
lakes, also understands cooking and baking,
desires berth on some boat. Address Arch.
P. Green, st. Paul, MINI. 100.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-From
IL $500 to $4,000. A. Gotzian. 100.
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FOR RRNT-Rooms.

ENOR RENT-One or two furnished front
Il rooms, first floor. No. III (old) Wabashaw.
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wv ANTED-A black and tan dog for use,
w not heavier than * to lbs. Leave
information at 38 jackson street. 106-107
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NTANTED-S06 customers for our SIPS
w shirts, made expressly for us, of Utica
muslin, and the finest linen put in bosom.
W. B. Rowell & Co., GS Wabashaw street,
Sherman block. 9S*
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Wanted school, county, town and railroad bonds and
county warrants. q. LIVINGSTON + Co., st Paul.
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WANTED.

r AM HIRING FARM HANDS every day for
J. Dwight and other farms; $40 to $23 per
month. w. s. Moore, Employment Bureau,
St. Paul and Minneapolis. 105*
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NOR RENT--From one to eight rooms. En-
Il quire at IS East Eighth street. ]. NJ.
Cooley. 99*
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EOR RENT-Store 25x6c; good location,
II opposite Market, with good cellar, stable,
etc. Enquire 40 West Sixth street. 105*
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TOR SALE-Eighty-tw 6s-lOO acres land
II at bargain. Twenty-three acres has
two and half miles from city. NJ. D. Clark,
No. 208 Fort street. 105-135
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SITUATIONS wAHTID...Malss.

NTANTED-As situation as driver in private
w family. Is willing to work. Recon-.
mendation from Gen. Grant and in st. Paul.
Address C.. Nyhous, 318 East Seventh street.
1O2*
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"TANTED--A first-class cook. Apply at
w new No. 220 East Ninth street. 95'
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WTANTED-672 customers for our new lot
w of 81 shirts, made of Wamsutta mus
lin, and reinforced bosom. w. B. Rowell
& Co., 60 Wabashaw street. 98*
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nv ANTED-Two girls at Rogers hotel, 34S
w Robert street. 1O2*
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EASTER SUNDAY CONCERT.

The Male Chorus of the Stralxosch
Sc Hess Opera Company,
The Com bined Orchestra Of the
Strakosch g Hess Opera Com.
pany, andN1r. Seibert's ST.
Paul Orchestra
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w ANTED-Boy to take care of horse and
w cow and do chores. Apply w. L. An
derson, 1872 East Third street. 1O2*
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WH!TE BEAR-One acre fronting lake.
w Rare opportunity. Robertson & Co.
75*
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4 GOOD girl for general homework APP
n ply to DR.. Bryant, East Third St. 1O2*
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REAL ESTATE.

dor SALE-Two lots in Beaupre & Kelly's
IL addition, 13Sx135 feet each; $500 for both
lots. Very cheap. 106-108
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FIVE CENTS ALINE
SITUATIONS orr1Rxp-r.m.l.s.

NV ANTED-Ag good girl for general house.
w work at 80 Dayton avenue. 106*
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MISCELLANEOUS.

dor SALE-Large butchers ice chest, at
IL No. AS Jackson street. S2*
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p0Rhnnf) Appetite cured NO FEE till cured
iuunuuu Send stamp. G.S.M. Co. Cleveland O.

Al All . ee a Chrome s.@. and ID. sSossPh p Sa
syracuse, N. Z
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NV ILL buy policies in failed or solvent Life
w Co.'s; loans on same. L. P. Van Nor
man, st. Paul. IS
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Males.

GIRL for general homework; "a Forbes
" street. 9O*
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w in families e do i sewing. Address G.,
this Office. TON
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FURNISHED ROOMS for rent at so West
IL Ninth street. SO
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WTANTED Girl for general homework at
w No. rs Saltwater street. 90.
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MFRS. ROBERTSON, Ladies' Nurse. Apply
IX1 "a Sixth street, near Wabashaw St.102*
NTANTED-A situation as housekeeper; is
w good cook and is willing to work;
no objections to country. Address 800 Robert
street, Mrs. Kearney. 06*
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-12-03
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Drowning her kittens hurts the old
eats felines. Philadelphia Chronicle
Herald.
Some things are past finding out.
The love for whisky is what staggers
man. Net0 Orleans Picayu'sc.
All that is needed to sell mining
stock Is water-c0lOred map, two
pieces of ore purchased at jewelers. 8.
and q man with cheek and fool with
money. Detroit Free Press.
The man who has been specializing
in Confederate bonds explains that he
did so because he wanted to tackle
something that was q little safer than
the average mining stock. Boston Post
1t is estimated that 800, 000, 900 is
annually expended In the United States
for funerals. And vet funeral is the
last thing . man would think of spend.
ing money for. Singular things are so
curious!- Boston Transcripts.
There is only one woman we know
of who can let other women pass by her
without looking after them to see
whether their polonaises are shlrred In
the elbow and cut bias on the watch
pocket. The woman in question is q
tobacco sign ON Pine street. - Wiutdn7s-
port Breakfast Table.
Anything that is worth doing is
worth doing WE'LL" Always remember
this when you are sparkling girl. and
don't sit looking at her with your
thumb in your mouth when she feels
faint and needs your strong arm to sup
port her. Waist no time, but seize the
opportunity-and the girl.-KeoknA
Gate CITY.
Chicago water has to be boiled be-
fore it Is ct to drink. It is mighty in.
convenient for . thirsty Chicagoan to
have to wait in saloon until the bar
tender boils him glass Of water. so be
surmounts the difficulty by calling fol
glass Of whisky. which doesn't re-
quire any cooking. The Chicago in
tellect is equal to any emergency
Norrjst0wn Herald.
-s'Show me typographical error. =
said the visitor from Yellow Springs
who was looking through the Hdsck-E Egg
newsroom. And the busy compositol
only stopped long enough to point te
the jour. printer who had walked all the
way from st. Paul and was lying drunk
under the imposing stone. The visitor
looked at the spectacle in dazed sor'
of way. then cast an imploring glance
upon the imperturable countenance o.
the compositor who glued his truthful
eyes to the blind copy on his case ant
went right on getting up fourteen thou
sand an hour. And the visitor silently
tiptoed out Of the room and said to I
friend who had been afraid to come in
that he s'believed that printer fellow
was q coddin' of him. Burlington
Hdsck-Eye.
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employees, violated tho faith which other on
GERS OF the Department had IN them.
Tho letter Of the Secretary transmitting tno
Meiine report says: "Soon after assuming
the duties Of Secretary Of the Treasury, my
attention was called to alleged abuses OF the
disbursement of the contingent FUND OF the
Department, which was under the immediate
charge OF the Custodian. and under the gen
eral supervision of the Chief Clerk OF the
Department, and appointed q committeeto
look into the matter, as had been the custom
of the Department in such cases. ! became
convinced that certain irregularities and
abuses existed in that branch OF the service
and, as had some doubts of the legality OF
the appointment Of the Custodian, 1 estaD-
lished the Office on June II, 1881, and by gem
eral order July l. 1881. reorganized the once.
1t was my intention, SO soon as my more more
pursued this general policy in other branches
Of the Treasury Department by the appoint sHt
necessary dat a ON which TO base proper action
to secure public economy and promote the
best interests of the pubic service, put sne
assassination of the President suspended
further action in that direction
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AN AUTUMN-DAY.

The Earth lies wrapped in peace; upon her
brow
The Iaurels OF the fruitful year are pressed;
As one who glad, yet weary, dreams OF rest.
The Sun, his useful ardor wisely spent,
Floods all the day with tender, mellow light,
That crowns with smiling, well-deserved con-
tent
sere-reaped meadows and gay-wooded hight.
Upon the airs soft breath the gossamer,
Ghost Of a blossom, hithcr and thither flies !:
All insect-iife, with plainly-lessened stir,
Pursues its aimless industries.
Close by the fences, in still countrv-ways,
The plumage Of the crimson sumac shines;
From tree and shrub with every zephyr sways
The fairy drapcry OF scarlet vines
As though the Summer, when her reign was
DER,
Fleeing .usurped and wounded through the
Added unto her giving one gift more.
And glorihed them with her own hearts
blood.
Far out upon the little lake the trees
Cast lengthening shadows; swaying branch
Unto their fair reflection; every breeze
Kisses the glory OF the goiden-rod.
And over all the loving sky leans low,
And, seeing all the beauty mirrored there,
Itself most fair, smiles wonderngly, as though
It had not dreamed the world was half so fair.
-CGri0ttd PERM. In Chicago Tribune.
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Bridgeport, Conn.,, has Congrega-
ti0nal- Methodist Church.
--Philadelphia has more Presbyterians
than any other city In the Union--23.-
SAG. Chicago has 6.241.
Maine has 24S Congregational
churches with . membership of II, 388.
This is loss Of 126 members since last
year.
The first Presbyterian church in
Canton, China, was organized nineteen
yeas ago with six members. Now
there are three organized churches with
nearly 400 members.
Said the Kaiser to the Car: "Is it
hot enough for your' = Well, / should
remark, ~ replied the Gar of all the
Russias. :" have hard time of it. II
is . bomb In nation
"A recent religious census taken in
Prussia shows that that country con-
tains 17,645, 402 Protestants. 8. 205, 1876
Catholics, 1858, 100 Jews. AZ, 516 Dissent
ers and 22,006 persons protesting no re-
ligion.
1t is not only among the natives Of
the Sandwich Islands that the revival Of
religion is in progress, but also among
the Chinese. The Rev. Sit Moon, who
is pastor of the Chinese church in Hon
olulu, reports that about $50 of his
countrymen are Christians, and that the
number is continually on the increase.
The late Rev. DR.. Stuart Robinson
was . strong man, socially ~ well as
| intellectually. He was possessed of q
large income, lived in . fine house in
Louisville, and was noted for hospital.
| ity. After his famous controversy with
Dr. Breckenridge, and his unsuccessful
efforts to unite the two leading wings
of the Presbyterian Church, he gave uT
in despair, saying that 1.-THE ChurcE
can never be united until God sends me-
back to Ireland and takes DR.. Breckin
ridge to HIMSELF" says the Christian
| Union ~ &.
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A Type Of the Tramp.

A dirty, shabby. worn-out old man
came into our Office q few days since
and wanted to know il we could help
him on his way to = distant city. His
tone was gentle. the expression of his
face seemed to indicate that he expected
nothing but rebuff, but nevertheless,
he would ask. We asked him to give
US q glimpse Of his life, to tell Us why
he had been . failure, and why at last
he was wandering about a. . common
tramp. It was the same old story,
boy with plenty Of friends and plenty OF
money, . boy who disregarded the
wishes Of Q father and the prayers Of .
mother, . young man who knew more
than friends who had fought many of
the battles of life, . young man who
laughed at the counsels and advice of
those he pleased to term old fogies. A
youth who wanted to enjoy life and in-
dulge in all the so-called pleasures OF
the world, . youth to whom women
were ~ fascinating ~ they proved false;
. man untitled for reverses when they
came, . man made weak by the follies
of youth. . man deserted BY men and
without hope in God; . man despairing,
hopeless, penniless. with no knowledge
of business. no desire for work, no am
bition to overcome the obstacles in his
pathway and no hope for the future,
his only aim, his whole object, being to
keep from starving and TO get enough
money to buy the accursed drink, which
was fast becoming the only thought.
the only object of his miserable exist
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A tailor in New Jersey who had .
case in court lately undertook to bride
the Judge by pretending to him that
there was wager regarding his size,
and. after measuring him, leaving vt
his house . vest which was an exact fit.
But it didn't work. and the ingenious
tailor was openly rcprimanded in court
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Carrie McMurray. aged thir.
teen years, of Brooklyn. N. T.,
while watching . military pro-
cession the other evening, was ap-
preached from behind by = man, who
took her braided hair in his hand. and
producing pair of scissors proceeded
to cut it of close to her head. As soon
as she felt his hand she turned round
quickly to prevent the thief from carry
ing out his purpose, but he, neyerthe-
less, succeeded in cutting of eight
inches of the braid. Little Miss Nc.
Murray had reason to be proud OF her
hair before it was feloniously shortened.
It is Of light color. glossy, and fine a.
silk, and when she left homo her back
braid reached below her waist
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I A butcher In Somerset County, Pa.
has not tasted meat Of any kind ip fifty
years.
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Department has been paying at the rate of
$50 per day for horse. cart and driver.
person 70 whom payment is made Is employed
In the Treasury Department. Thirty cents
Per ton was paid for slowing coal. when the
tween the amount paid ana the actual cost
being paid to the engineer OF the Department
because his compensation is Inadequate for
bis q, 9urng NAY ana stasss
Government" BY Lamphere. were bought
OF George N. Lamphere at 81 each. when.
~ we are informed by a bookseller OF
each, with twenty per cent discount Com
municatious from Assistant Secretary Upton.
covering the period during which he was Chief
g se chez es the
port. Each of these communications refers
In detail to various statements of the commit
tee. and maintains that there was no neglect
during their respective terms relative to max
ing purchases after proper advertisements
had been made and proposals received. They
maintain that the records of the Department
don With cSsrees that exorbitant rates have
been paid Upton says: 1T should be remem-
bered that detailed statement Of all expendi-
lures made from the continent ting g Of the
and published No complaints Of improper or
excessive expenditure Of these accounts have
been made BY that body, or by any OF its com
competing for this trade: and am confident
that for many years the Department has. on
the whole, obtained carpets, furniture and
supplies &C much lower rates than private
parties have been able to obtain for like ar
ticloG."
The once AZ Custodian. which the commit
tee refer to 20 being illegal, 10 mentioned By
UPTON a. an once which had been recognized
through the administration of four Secretaries
q having Q lawful existence. Minor irregu-
1arit1es to which the report devotes considers
BILE space. Il IL held. have Teen signed BY the
respective Chief Clerks In the regular course
Of business without suspicion that the Cugto-
dinp OF hte subordtnatea who were trusted
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drug te4dek onterprising limbs OF drug
gerymay Ike to know that France Is
ye&knin9 for them. A correspondent
writes: 1.-THE deArtlfof druggists is ex-
trsordinary. A place I often visit,
situated hardly twenty miles from the
capital. b surrounded by . dozen popu-
lous villages, and 1t none can drugs be
bought Summer visitors have to drive
six or seven miles to : town to get pre-
scriptions made mp" To supply this
crying want, the Minister Of the In
terror has lately sent : number Of medi,
cine chests to rural communes, for
which they pay forty dollars. One por-
ton Il At the disposal OF the doctor, the
other ct that Of the Mayor.
according to an English geograph-
ical writer, there ere, four vast areas
still to Be opened up or traversed by
civilized man, and which. among them,
constitute about e-seventeenth Of the
whole area Of the globe. Ut these,
there Is the antarctic region, which in
extsnt b about seventy-6vs times that
Of Great Britain; the second lies about
the north pole; the third Il In Central
Africa, and the fourth in Western Aus.
tralia- The south polar region referred
to IL almost conterminous with the ant.
arctic circle. The vast African area
reaches on tho west very closely to the
coast, and It d only near tho equator
that Il has more than specifically been
driven inland. In Australia, the great
undeveloped region IL that which lies
west Of the track explored from north to
south by Stuart, and which now forms
the line Of tslegraphic communication
ncroee that oopflnsnt