St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24

lone again that is not done up but well
done by Duningan, the plumber, at 220 East
Seventh. Plumbing, gas-ftting, etc.
The language of flowers: 81" said the
rose, sam thus called because l get up so
early in the morning" "And ~ said the
thistle, sharply, sam so designated because
| the first man who plucked me, exclaimed:
'sThis'll do?''
Crippen, Grippen, Grip-sack. Trunks in
over 100 different styles at 10 East Third
ST., for cash cheap.
The Druggists CircatzDr gives the following
receipt for the ''dry shampoo considerably
used by BARRIERS, now generally known as
''sea-foam:'
Ounces,
Alcohol. .............. ...................... 8
wafer. .........'....... ............Io
Ammonia ...........
cologne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............ l
1t is rubbed on the head until the liquid
evaporates. No subsequent rinsing is neces-
sary and it will thoroughly cleanse the scalp.
For light housekeeping by young couples
nothing is so convenient as the A. 81 w. oil
stove kept by the Pruden Stove Co., 100 East
Third
The lack of an eternal ''ftness of things"
is what causes all the trouble between US and
our tailor.
Williamson & Loveland 3O7 Wabashaw
street, have never had any trouble in fitting
their customers. In fact, their patrons go
into fits of admiration over their work.
Great attention is now paid to the decora-
ton OF doors. Some have large figures
painted on the panels, others are upho-
stored with cretonne, while some are papered.
''It is better to laugh than sigh" Speak
ing of size, Schlek & Co., SO E. Third, can
fit you out with any size of Burt shoe.
Mr.. Spinks: 81 had such beautiful dream
last night, Miss Briggs! 1 thought was in
the garden of Eden
Miss Briggs with simplicity): 'And did
Eve appear as she is generally represented
Mr.. Spinks?n
Mr.. Spinks: 'I-I-I-I didn't lookr'
Dibble, IS East Third, has called wide pub
lie attention to his store through his mid
summer 80 per cent. discount sale.
A pretty hair pin cushion is made
on small square box without
lid The design for the top is
composed of drawn threads of Java canvas,
/
sides are covered with a putting of satin,
headed by row of small balls; two larger
! balls are placed at each corner
When you are pulling tight fitting shirt
over your head do not think of the devil, and
swear, but think of Jones, 20 East Third,
who never fails to fit you.
I excuse me,'' said polite citizen to a
colored man. 81 didn't kick you on pur-
pose" 'No, sab, kicked me ON de shin,
sab. 'Scuze you dis time, but don't git in
de habit of it, sah."
Speaking of faucet, nobody can 'force it,
out of my mind that Dunnigan, 220 East
Seventh, is the boss, with big B, plumber
Tucked sleeves, fitted very closely to the
arm, the tucks an inch and half wide at
the shoulder and decreasing in size as they
reached the elbow, were seen recently upon
a number of handsome Partisan dresses sent
to Newport.
Bushes are very becoming to lady, but a
! tight fitting suit of clothes becomes man,
and Williamson d Loyeland, 307 Wabashaw,
are the boys that can get them up in high
style.
''This month is going to be dry one" re-
HIdThcu COHNlNlhl IcllOW W COHl puulOH
GLOW can you tell?' asked the dependent
friend. ''My money has all gone" was the
glum reply.
The reliable, easy ladies' walking shoe in
Dongola kid, sold by Schek & Co., SO East
Third street, are the public's favorites.
Corns.-There are two varieties, the hare
and soft, The hard may be shaved down
until a central white spot, the core, is seen
| This should be dug out with penknife OF
other fine bladed instrument, and the par
| kept moist for several days with strong so
luton of soda. For soft corns good appli
cation is nitrate of silver.
Dibble rs East Third, has q remnan
counter which is taking strong hold on the
ladies, and presents some fine bargains.
The boy who bit into green apple re-
marked with wry face: '"Twas ever thus
in childhood-sour."
Ladies, in going shopping, be sure youl
cash is safe. Just select one of a hundr &c
different styles Of Crippen's shopping bags
10 East Third.
new trimming is composed of bands Of
cloth cut at short intervals, and interviewer
in wicker-work patterns, with braid OF gold
and bright colors. 1t is pretty, and is moi
commonplace. Silver and copper braid are
used for gray and brown cloth.
The Pruden Stove company, 100 Eas
Third street, are selling one of the finest
cook stoves in the market, economical as tc
fuel and moderate in price.
A lobster always bushes when he gets into
hot water, but man, less sensitive, presents
an unaltered front.
The best gents fall walking shoe we know
of is the English Waukinp haust kept by
schiek g. Cos, 80 East Third.
Dandruff-The medical term is Pftyriasis
It is sometimes COMPOUNDED with scorbutics
or the scorbutic complaint, but is quite dis
tinct Rowlands' Macassar oil is the hes
remedy and preventive. The condition in.
dicates debility.
The great twenty per cent. midsumme
discount sale at Dibbles, - East Third, l.
now drawing TO close and ladies SHOULD
avail themselves Of the opportunity before i
has passed.
''What is wanted in this country" said th
bride, as she examined the wedding presents
sis silver service reform; ''that set i
plated"
The fashionable yagaries Of young womer
lean more and more toward the fashionable
vagaries Of young men. The styles Of mem
coats, hats, boots, collars, shirt bosoms AM
studs have been copied, and the girl nov
| threateningIy nears the last ditch, but sh'
will not dare to cross it.
''How do you like ts'' asked yachtmai
Of young lady, as the boat went up an
down in the trough Of the waves. ''Oh
Lifts too awiully swel!' was the dis
tressed reply.
Necklaces Of unset stones Of many color
! are among the odd things now In favor wit
those who can affordcostly ecceDtricfty.
IT, Dndrr Of IInr Gnhhn,, Dnnn.