St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-07

Fancy the world a hill, lad;
Look where the millions stop;
You'll fluid the crowd at the base, lad;
There's always room at the top.
Courage and faith and patience,
There's space in the old world yet;
The better the chance you stand, lad;
The further along you get.
Keep your eye on the goal, lad;
Never despair or drop,
Be sure your path leads upward;
There's always room at the top.
Williamson & Loveland, 307 Wabasha, are
winning golden laurels among our people in
creating extremely artistic and nobby suits
at prices never before quoted in this city for
fine goods.
A young woman went into library and
asked for ''Man as He Isl s'That is out,''
replied the librarian, shut We have woman
as She Should Be.''
Ere long cold, frosty weather will be upon
US, and the wise and prudent householder
should go and see Dunnigan, at 22O East
Seventh, and have their water pipes and
closets all fixed up.
sunburn-Wash nightly with one part of
calcium chloride in two of water, and use
the following frequently: Oatmeal water,
four parts; juice of bitter almonds, one
part; subnitrate of bismuth, one part
The most durable, reliable shirts on the
market to-day are the goods manufactured by
Thad. Jones, z. Third. Honest materials
and fine cutting.
''No," said Brown to RobinNon, with
sigh, II haven't got change for a five; but
should like to have five for change.
Travellers aud others can make money by
inspecting the stock of trunks and satchels
which Crippen, 10 E. Third, has marked
down to the lowest notch
White satin shoes for brides come with
pointed toes, embroidered in chenille and
pearls, with bows to match; others are en-
brOidered in silk, and some almost covered
with close-set rows of ribbon, the bows mixed
with tulle to match the veil or orange bios
SONS.
The A. & W. oil stoves are as useful for
light housekeeping in winter as in summer,
and the Pruden Stove Co., 100 E. Third, has
a large assortment.
There is but one good wife in this town, ="
said clergyman in the course of his sermon
the congregation looked expectant-'' and
every married man thinks he's got her," adj
ded the minister.
Schliek & Co., 81 E. Third, are displaying
some of the most beautiful ladies' and gents
boots and shoes for fall wear we have ever
seen.
Handsome waste paper baskets are made
from mill board, lined wife surah silk, put on
| full, to which is stitched piece of plush of
the same shade, which falls over the front of
the basket and terminates in ball fringe
English Scotch plaids in every conceivable
pattern, made up in the --latest styles by
Williamson & Loveland, are the latest
cotosh thing among the boys.
There is nearly always hustle in dry
goods stores.
Dunnigan, at 22O East Seventh, has the
reputation of doing the finest plumbing work
in the city. Low figures, prompt work.
pretty Pompadour bag can be made of
copper-red plush, with satin lining of the
same color. 1t Is ornamented with an al
piled embroidered flower, and with Ottoman
ribbon bows.
The best walking shoe in America to-day
is the world famed 'sBurt" Schliek & Co..
81 East Third, exclusive St. Paul agents.
John" said the hotel cook to the store
room man, ''hand me that bottle of cider. I
am going to give them some Madeira sauce
to-day"
| Ladies shopping bags in over 100 different
styles and prices at Crippen' IS, 10 East Third.
| Trunks, valses and satchels from SOC to $50.
! What is known as Smyrna rug knitting is
finding much favor among the ladies who
want something that is easy to work and en-
tails but little. It greatly resembles the old
fashioned rug knitting that used to be done
with odds and ends of worsteds and without
any design.
Do not forget that the most convenient
stove on the market is the a. 81 W. oil stove
kept by the Pruden Stove Co., 100 East
Third.
snow then, Patrick,'' said the merchant
/ to his new ofiiee-boy, suppose YOU 60 for
the mail.'' ''Yis sor; an what kind Of male
.wud We be wantin', sor-Indian male or oat
/ male!''
! Fourteen suits were ordered of Williamson
& Loveland 307, Wabasha last Friday. most
of them those nobby Scottish and English
plaids.
Offensive feet--Wash them daily in week
( solution ofehlorinated lime or permangenate
of potash. Chlorinated lime, chalk, and
! starch, in equal parts, used as powder to the
/ feet, will be found of great service.
The most fashionable latest thing in fine
ladies dress shoe are the Dongolas and Paris
kids, for sale at Schliek 81 Co.'s, 81 East
Third.
Talk about a man turning woman's
headl 1t is passing another woman with a
new bonnet that does it.
On the lower edge of some plush covered
furniture two rows ofimmense round brass
nails are placed in diagonal lines,
If you do not want to be robbed of your
good name, do not have it painted on your
umbrella.
Pallid skin is an indication of debility.
Locally cold bathing and friction viii be Of
service The following lotion may also be
applied: Dilute liquid ammonia, one part;
glycerine, two parts; water, four parts.
Should this irritate the skin, increase the
proportion of giycerine-
The dearest girl on earth is the one that
eats the most ice cream.
A pretty wrap to spread over baby car
rage is made of open work curtain lace
Line it with blue or pink cambria, and put
narrow lace on the edge.