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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
A. WEST MAIN STREET RAP.

list CHURCH. .c0rner Main ani he~ch
streets Preaching SUNDAY hy the rs.or.
iiss. WftitNv ]. ~HtrNAS AZ N ooiors 4.
". auifItP.M ~ arr wsiromo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
nEHn. az.

I ANDRETn'S RELIABLE ruR-
~ Nir.skfp IN .ealsd packages just 70.
I'D s3DEKKR BRornERa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

CHURCH between seventeenth ans i'gh.
teenth streets Preaching Goa srvnAr hy
the pastor ib.y. e.. D. s,uft at 10 4, ". sui
afsrM SUNDAY ahnol at $50 4. st. \
rnfdnI wrioumu extended inail
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

ss- BETHEL MISSION corner u
Twrnteth and Main streets Services
sr~pAY atts orloek y. N. aud WKn~r--
nAy Niont ~ O'Clock. Al cordially in.
tIfsd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

.rourrIWeInh snf Hnuad siuaots Preach
ur uf tho pastor it.V. GtnrsE t"orEh D..
f.. D.. MoinuW atlIA.M. AMI si6rM VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

w Al NOWW NuU fhIs sumufF iann
hniisa nnf shady Ffntr. COOS Richmond ani
AHrrIanF raHfunf UuT milo ffuu a JEFF
Isl f.fm "a IMllhW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

W lui NTN "a fsHaffnHI situated
nf elevation nf & SOC fff fnfnrIff o.
riIi ff hRt iUEfI ln'inia Nnnl h"h
ffuHf rnhIuH rffHa.NH accom- f.Ifaiti '.'..H
IHffIf IH.In. FHI HIHfa kuN fNfIifH at
ifs.. naainIn 49,. NAuuN Ifff shtI
N'INu~OR SULPHUR SPRING.
w Unt MfUnfaina HprnFa hHiHa
HHfsfa hUnfInH nsHIHF NH0HHIHuf iRi"n
ft.aaHaI.I fnafFfs .fHf cote uHf f|I.
.uIafn af inIauHIa0 nIniifaai A itli.l.
Nss IS infa.f as lH .Hai0i
Nurvoon Nrians rHrvff Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

CNtHCH corner ~ Gay ami Graham
streets Rev. -. CturruN Pastor Wa.
shipatltA An and -ti = N.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

l,EORGk A. AtNSllE Aeys
VI aONR ARRIAeK.BvtLn p 20
AIT RICHMOND wa fuu sinrk ~
IANnAt~ tANnAt LEl-TtA NlDTl.
kiAs fNAs fuss ruouigs a. AnF
80 q TshiriH huiN 80 ufdef HkfA tl 80
done Ia Tho ssrr nTst mAHuFf auf 81 IHssaI
pfi0ss a es HFi uNn-NANnk fNlNlsFft
sasF cheap fsll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
SPIRIT o. THE PRESS.
THE VIRGIN REPUBLIcAHs.
what 10 Theusbs 2 rhsss ce-ss~s,ss-s
Number eIf rtisess comsssa,..
A SENSE WEAKNESS.
fNo,aois faadmatkf

A SENSE WEAKNESS.
lNotIoiE landmark
The fact is, o. fancy, that the Ma
hone party fra 4 convenient Just
now to deal in glittering genefali-
ties" and to -stermit " much that
would have beer 4 forth under more
suspicious CIR, stances. knowing
the men who ap the head Of the Ma
hone organization the shy lighting dis
played in the pa rrn indicates sense
Of weakness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
NO So NsUEs.

lisyncho = fkihHNaI
But now the Aithfnl allies " are
merged with IN, party whose allies
they were, and IT party openly a..
sumes the name " Republican" by
which it will be ,wn in future. And
so, we repeat it, 're are 10 be no side
issues in the CO. NJ contest, and all
who are not with he Democrats must
be classed with &C Republicans and
bear the name, all the odium tina,
has been associsi Pei with that party in
Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

The " Shsg " Fine-Cut, " Bilou. %
and " Scotch-Cap " Cigarette. are made
by s. Busnitz \ Co., HOG Cary
street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

VIRGINIA bEASE HUIEis,
lr Ilon,,sci, z co, rssss :, 80.
H. .'s .lss 20 s e en ~ ss = so =,
The hotel = Furnished ihfulrh0,ts IN the
hset slYls sHprfi1f bids, lighted y IN Hss
amply slrItied Wiih gtnAi Walsf. end ~ ~,
ellen, iahls. fhe cloee musilniV ~ ire
siuu sifoam ~ Nifeinis hsaeh ptesetfs.
> unlflamity, = dffnuss and mlsns~ ~
ifmfefetafn ~ winter a. we'll IS epfnieaf
whlNl me 4 - n h faenfi the most siifsefiSe
~ health snd faf hathin4 ~ any Eie,..e ="
nsCii 4 90. Nisvlpia. Iassh ilsssl. rr's.
"""' js sS.aim. .i,aA,Aaisosim
T'nE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
0KKESHmNR COUNTY. ". VA
,hs most cslehsaisd = ~ the ansuniain
ftsofis ara Que ~ lhe oldest sni most i.ip.
n|af N American usiefinn place~ = ngN
.,.sn - me sasson. Salvation ai,svs fiie
water. COO feet surrounding nopnia in..
400 bet send hH iamliilsts as~si hiaa
hys'.nie sar~n'Ass~ Y y $3.50,
CORn'S ISLAND -- REOPENED
~ FOH THT HFgrfTfuN ~ NisirIlra
RpIHNulp BATHING ftHiiNo, AM
sSlr. sl,9otiSe ..s9ss s,,s Is' .s s.,,
steamer from Nornls 81 10 A h ~
FROM old Point ~ 1890 A. ~. 20 ne
siaauff Northampton rFefF hniiaaT
Nedursfay. anil IflfRF mraniua ffrIii
Dit iuIni af u.rluat Passengers VII
buy tickets nn sfeanief tn thntitoe sisii'al'
% IhrUyafuns hs thn hnftha pfnnt shFfe
haaks ~ ssasiae wiii meet than. tefHe
~ a.s - rsr seeA' sisl 900 ~""'h'
w." II arApy r.ogas,ot
nay NisN d. a., Ioebs Island, Va.
nv n Nssu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

All ANlfi CITY y. =
ufsns iINi affu. Tic leading hutal
htitHunt cuisine Hupnfb appointments
tIrlff.r Tolls nee osHal.a a.
h N NNuNN iIupflrinf
mYGf eoiaet "a NulrNrN Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
uYaFtA HrFI.

af1tAINnukN NlNuHFn fAhtH fnnh Fuht
HpNNnF.
Open oil fha year Accommodates 600
quests iuuaI tu shy hufHl Toe ine United
States. surroundings pictuu-=Iu" ani his
toiIc. Appointments tshle AMI service "a re-.
eNcrued. bathing huating nshing aud
dfik ing specially attractive. Terms lras fpf
equal acronl musia Sons tnan any resort Ia
the country. Pure pcsan Dir Tree nom ma
LARA aud conducive tn refreshing steep.
Send ne descriptive pamphlet
nl.Am u nmuLnLA IruprleinI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
NEED SUR rIsE 80 ONE.
lBosi, Globe.l

Yet yesterday York need surprise
no one. The G.. { r. has long been IN
q miserable wsy. Without principles
and without substai sal hope, 4 is will
ing to endorse any ipg and evsythine
that will tend te . tore It's shattered
fortunes. Lincol1 Seward. sumner,
and Wilson are DC, J. Their places arc
taken by the Dor sys, the Elkinses,
the Robesons, the ; sifers, and the Ma
homes.
The party once j, l by Abraham Lin
coin now cringes al the feet Of william
Malone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
no PHYSICIANS


ssstea. etssswshf. a.,
TRUSTEES SAiE
Bsssr fuirLK RAN siLvEHwAns
osis HAMMERED fFAHiff
une sAst~uaf CtAsEn rEA sat
s,s riLfiN0 WArFa HrHSR
sss rErH-A rEfI sEfs
rAniF cAsrins
nHFAETAsf cAsrults
wArfH riunrius
oaFFKE
IlWfiHf CAAKFIA
aoni.Els suua g.
fios..s-e,as~ hssals sna saisa.s $50
bsy uls sl,ove Fl 90 fhan so
seAN.Es
isgss rsvafes fa ue.sse lii-s BE-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

Keep cool and smoke BUou Cigar
cites.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18


eNcrued. bathing huafing. nshing aud
dfiR ing specially attractive. Terms lras fuf
equal eoconl musia tiuns thau any resort La
the country. Pure pc.an cir free from ma
laria aud conducive to refreshing steep.
send flf descriptive pamphlet.
le l.sm n PliohhUs. Proprietor.
DARKNESS HOTEL, HAMPTON,
I'D VA. OPEs ALL TnE YEAR CA.
pACITY. 100 ct fsrs -rhis popuiar hotel
hss been thnruushiy renovated 10 the ssa-
SIN. and every effort has beea made "a
maze 10 u pleasant luFltlnt frspfi Pin"
nshiHg boating. and bathing. Telegraph.
anu Isst-oiiice ln the hotel. Prices " aud
% Ier day, sla p-t wesh. aud SO pr
month. ~ lam
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
y ALKALINE LlruiA WArtts, also
FlNf mos WAIhhsI HAMfsHih re
Cui NIN ". "a. No iSs 40 maArie.
Where tho firt Ire0vrr and ~ irsu are ai.
uous hapIy. seni fpr lamphlei.
is20.1iisi " u SALt. Props i'tuf
MOUNTAlN-TOP HOTEL.
TtiIR PLEASANT SUMNER WfHOHr
90 fug of ihe famous Nlue Ridge uuuutainA
1879 ftsi aitaye idrwatsr ou she tha~a.
I-aks and Ohio ruaf
~ SOW OpES luNE tfrH.
HENRY D.. NASslE Proprietor,
70 to.im. eNnou depot. Va
DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ttoekhriaao county. Va. waters Aiuns
Chalyheate. and ffeeaiuus. New manage
menl 40 0mnd Hotel. nas sud water o.
every nouf eiertric sole telssrapa ps~t.
and exprrsc ofilrcs in The uuIlilns tsu
daily mails 90 acfes ~ hesutinl lawn
This pfupstty sas undergone thorough 80
psif Ia every particular if-afinn eio-
waited sreuefs charming Asa yOur ply.
sirisH about these wunisffu. wsfef~ t'hpl
era preventive. fVfWs moderate. Aitfee
". \ WILMINGTON thleL ogand Hotel
leai-im
w ARM SULPHUR SPRINGS
w BATH cot NrY Va
ARF now uffN auf frady - proceed 70
business Ihey are the suesi warm sulphur
lot nn lu the world
t,stpamphiess N rURCEIla LADpa Co
ard jOnN BLAIR Nchmuns ~ ~,nd
pstalto JOHN L. ~ hANh
nv s.sm fFupfleiof
VARIETY SPRINGS. SITUATED
~ AUGUSTA COUNTY nfsen miles
wet ~ stanton. nn the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway uTsn foe NHsltors lurn ~
IiNF Two thousand fs.rt elevation -sssi.
shady place eHeslisnt piuefAl waters
gtsd fate and chrhp huari 20 circulars.
a. apply 90 0hoHuF " f.fCkkf,
10 e.raAw1m tsrfol Is-t Office. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

ussEsv.s s.s.

1 ". ulliups 8 sos.
Lev uNIsHlss NNufu ~@lA-a
tAhHiti
Ifsr FAaI Mas afHHHI Hniff af Gre
uIIH'I
81 HIAI.TAHfll HHNfIiHs anH fI
sfNAI AAIAAsiHs nifnta aI
luurt isifafaI.h nffre attended iH Sc
mHiI 4.
\ UtNfuKnNStfli. l
VsfUi ANUf nNuffI 80
iNIfnIAh 80 rksF Mas HfHFFf
trfaHfn Seventh Rn1 lHHfH. hRFaa aIHa
sssHffnrlt 10 HINlI nH WNlfN anf WN
IAtflt tAfhhla. lAsts 500 Nlrtu
CASH fItt sf 80 rI lHfs
tauHtfF anf ff Ira 'r' fiI ur'iHfs rfpufN aI.
tended hn faF u.Hhi HnA laNfHfs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
THE sUBJR OF srOII.s.
lPhilsdelrl "a Timoa

lPhiisdelri Ia Times
Mshone's denu istion Of the De
mocracy a. "a p " conspiring for
spoils " ought 10 . e great comfort 10
the Republican or MS thAt have hith-
erto been little 10 ely in their attacks
on the Administra' m. The subject Of
spoils is certainly ole that Malone I'M
derstsnds. Like dlgr men who have
got left, he regards himself A. the VIC
tim Of cOnspirac, and he is espc-
cislly offended at t'e "psrtissnship ="
Of the President, vl0 has taken from
Malone the CONT, )f the Virginia
post-Ofiices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

A ATWN HININW0 NNW bA IIf1,
v ALKALINE LlrulA NAftits. alsl
FlNk mos WAIthsl HAMPSHIRE
COi MY " "a No fgs. No malaria.
Whsra tho fifk Irr0trf anh ~ fnsii aff al.
uaus hnfJD. ssauf Zoe iamphlnL
frQn.t1Visi " ~ sALk Props ieluf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
A NEW sPEr 10 on KISS
New York Hrrald

Was the spectacle ~ The platform Of
the Republican = 10 Convention IN
Virginia y ,terday, here Malone and
Riddleberger not Or , Rugged " but
ecstaticslly kissed one another. one
likely to attract yov 9 men TO the Re
publican party?
Kissing hss been uuoh discussed In
the public prints 81 lat years. We
have read Of "piros small " kisses and
"platonic XII ,es nd various other
remarkable kinds We supposed the
varieties were eK' listed, bat this
a." Virginia Republic kind Of Kiss is
a new species.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

('Of FhE
MOCHA
lA0uAiRA
Hlp
III ine tssf ( sAse. hs - = ~
nANfNtukf a MORRIS
If Is-Iof ihEsk street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18
mOTEL.

TtIIR PLEASANT HvNMkR WfHONr
90 fug of thr famous N.ue h.dEr nuuufainA
1893 itsi aioye iirwatsr 0u she tha@a.
Fake and Ohio road
~ NOW OpES luNE ifrH.
HENRY D.. NAS,lk Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-18

hnoADwAr, NEW yoak.
Ofnc~s n a. ths pfinetpsi asties ~ ne
tnilet ate ies esd Csns,is IN tonaun as.
laad sso . Css<s neat Vi snd Aestssllsh esss
voLfEn issUsD opAsrEKs.
sheets Of Ceaae>s ssra sesslg. tpas.snl
ressiens ssd pFcspt sotlse~tien W sab
srfio1na Names ~ reliable Asyew vhe
make osllsctiepa sf<cislts.
its rasinsatlehs sfs sf.s,ss snd ia sas
400 lssaes thaa sss etlses stsailsf segsai<..
tloa In Us world ssnsUetsa In ens lntss "a
aud untef eas snns8~ment
Voc ere respectfully insitss " savst.ssss
sna n ~ need % aay agency W s~st IA ss4l.
az W ss<se ysa.
nlsuaoSD oFyicn
No. tsis MAIN sfnrtT
J, a. WITTY
suf supetlnlsnteai.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
Whisky and Disgust.

At about o'CluCk on Saturday afternoon.
an employe Of Bob e. Bruce. The eolcred
mAu who runs the barber shop in the base
meut OF McNaster's drug store, on Wahs-
shaw street. aiSrue. the nsiEHbOTbuod with
TIE report that bis I'm ployer bad taken dose
~ laudsnum FOR the purpose of suicide aud
VS. CO mute through stuDOr land for
he cemetery. Dr.. c. z. Smith
was summoned, who administered
scsse remedies 70 countsTsct the "pizen,"
which worked too rapidly on Inc iuseLsioic
person 10 warrant sny opinion that be- bad
partskeu Of any powrr al narcotic A GLOSS
representative iouud Dr.. Smith Yesterday.
sho dashed bis hopes 81 = frstclsss scnss-
Ion 10 the ground by stating that u was
nothing bat dose q "ShisSy snd disgust
Il seems that Bob. Tor considerable time.
has suffered from 90 hvslth. aud in bis
melancholy 6lleG up 50 iuIl % the hGuid *
forgvtfaiuess that bis assistant Thought be
bad really Eour aud shufic& Of this mortal
cot. a. be lad o;tSn Threatened.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
A Mysterious Fire in the Sixth Ward.

At 12:20 yesterday morning the story and
half house owned by Ben. Ferris and occu-
pied by Geo. DeCoursey, situated on the
the corner of Eaton and Isabel streets in
West st. Paul, was discovered to be on fire in
the sitting room. the inmates being absent,
and the flames were speedily eXtinguished by
the firemen of No. 6 engine house, which is
situated on the other corner Of the same
street. The damage to the build
ing was $50, on which there was
an insurance of $3.50 and $50 by fire on the
contents on which there was an insurance OF
$500. After the fire had been put out and
the firemen had retired, the furniture, which
was somewhat broken in a hasty removal
from the house, was evidently further mali
ciously injured by some one unknown. Mrs.
DeCourcy was absent at the house OF her
parents, on Dayton bluff, at the time of the
fire and the children were with DeCOurcy in
the engine house, he being a member of that
COMPANY. Some are charitable enough to
attribute the fire to the explosion Of a kero-
sene lamp, while after thorough examina-
ton of the facts others are inclined to the
opinion that incendiarism may have had
some part to play in the matter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12

Attest: FRANK RoBERT, Jr.. Clerk
OLIVIER & FAEwELI.. Attorneys for Guardian
fans-3x-sat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
PERSONALS.
Minneapolis

f. F. Townsend, U. S. A, is at the Mer-
chants
Hon. Reuben Reynolds, of Crookstou, is
at the Merchants.
Dan A. Dodge and Bernard Lynch, Of
Duluth, are at the Merchants.
r. A. Eddy aud T. c. Power aud wives, Of
Missouri, are guests at the Merchants.
Miss Stella Spauldlng, Miss Rose Smith
aud II. Allen, OF Fargo, are at the Mer-
chants
c. c. Yule, OF Milwaukee, and Chas. p.
Jones, of Saudusky, Ohio, were guests at the
Windsor yesterday.
NJ K. O'Laughlu, NJ. Johnston and wife,
and james Redmond, Of Winnipeg are
guests at the Merchants.
Ii. c. Richie, Of Louisville, Ky, VI.
Wright, OF Lowell Mass, aud Hon. Thos.
Wilson, OF Wluona, were at the Metropolitan
yesterday.
r. b. Briggs, Of Sioux Falls, E. 5. Hall, Of
Wadena, Louis Stadier aud wife. of Helena,
aud l. $, Meseruc, OF san Francisco, were
guests at the Clarendon yesterday.
The following were guests at the Merchants
yesterday; J. r Terhuue, of New York, F.
W. Caldwell, Of Sioux City, Geo. II. Hand,
of YSnkton, John Il. Ward, o, Fergus Falls,
d. J. wessoon, Of Saskatchewan, Walter
Sims. OF Port Arthur, II. Z. Miller, Of ST.
Peter. Isaac p Baker, OF Bismarck. and c.
A. Watkins, OF scranton, d. 7.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
Jsnish, Camille, Janish, Camille.
Steele Knocked Out.

New ORLEANS, Jan. IA prize fight with
hard gloves between Jerry Murphy, of New
York, and Bob Steele, light weight champion
of New England, for $500 side, came off at
the base ball park this afternoon. Murphy
was in fine trim, but Steele appeared over
trained or weak. The men fought eight
rounds, each OF which lasted from one TO two
minutes and each ended with Steele being
knocked down. In the first round Steele was
knocked down twice aud in the seventh once,
aud was carried 10 his corner by his second.
In the eighth round the men mad SPARED
half minute when the sheriff and police in-
terferred, putting a stop TO the contest. The
referee decided the fight a draw No blood
was shed. There were 1000 spectators.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
Senator Hill, because l don't remember
what Senator Hills trouble was"
Travelling Mems Dissatisfaction Ex-
pressed.
To the Editor of the Globe:

To the Editor OF the Globe:
The recent transformation of commercial
mileage tickets to the so-called permits"
would better impress the public had the orig
inator assigned it an appropriate term. We
were led to infer from the given term "per-
mit'' that the worthy designers had be-
Queathed the commercial fraternity bench
cieut boon, while on examination OF facts
we are convinced of the improperly of the
TERMS application. But, it was supplied to
some purpose, and we hope to satisfactorily
elucidate the facts In lieu Of plain, con-
verient commercial mileage ticket we are
treated TO this pretended protective systemi-
cation, which the talented iron horse
fraternity has devised as tickets
for commercial travellers to use.
These ''permits'' necessitate q mere com.
pick, troublesome, and expensive proceed
ure, than does the ordinary ticket. 1t is
claimed by the progn osticators to be pro-
lection to the legitimate holders OF such
tickets, and we are in turn taxed this absurd
registration to supply the ineticiency, as the
claim implies and virtually attributes to the
railroad officials of their Discrimination in be-
half of said Legitimate claimants. While this
claim is plainly discernabie to every man of
ordinary caliber as vague one, the aim and
OOJecL Is cQuaIly plaln u Tue luNesllSator .
mind. The aim is TO deprive us of advan-
tages heretofore granted. We are deprived
of a system commendable for its couven-
fence. We are compelled to advance per-
centage on fares; and subject to constantly
purchasing tickets with attending ceremonies
to tine disgust of the most patient. More
than this, we are to accept this het-
erogeneous daily procedure, as a
production of our own, and the authors at
tribute the oracle as a masterpiece of some
commercial agent. A humiliation to the
profession, were it to be granted. But not
all commercial men outside of lunaiic asy-
lums will feel satisfied to be relegated into
line with the author of this notorious per-
version, and it is to be hoped that his speci-
men will not be considered a criterion of the
Professions capacity. But their object has
been accomplished. The salesman will, in
preference to the lately invented retail gro
Gerry style pass book, purchase a regular
ticket at the advance in price. But We ap-
peal to the designers candor and beg to have
the production assigned to its proper source
to avoid belittling our vacation. Respect
| fully, I. 0. .. L.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12

Especial Telegram % The GL.heI
NEW YORK. Jan. lt.-Tbe latest ruuor
rrgariiug Gen. Grant Is that be Is suffering
from q swelling OF the tongue that threatens
10 develop intn a cancer. L viii be rsmem-
bcrvd that the late Senator Fill, % Georgia
suffered from this ma.ady. Gen. Grants
physician, D. Fordyce Barker. VAS asked to-
niSat u the report Is true. and said: .'Wen.
won't say whether there Is danger OF =
cancer OF not I campo, state either whether
tie truUble was caused BY smoking, bus
DoGElas sad thought that smoking irTiiatcd
Il aud msd- Il worse b the use e a rev
locA, anses;hetic. nuriAte o. cocaine. the
pain Of the tissues has been ErcStly controlled,
aud the whole Appearances as 10 swelling and
to reiaess has improved cannot say about
TIE similarity o. the generals case to that Of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
Smokes Too mich.

JoUN HARRINGTON. President
GoRNiAN. Clerk Board OF Public WORKS.
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FOR RESE.

lNOR REMIT the building, NO. 81 WaOasnaW
IL street, lately occupied by the DAILY GLOBE.
The building is in thorough repair. Apply 10 j.
p Moore, Merchants National Bank. los
BoGses
HOUSES TO RENT in all parts of the city
IL from $40 10 $50 per month o. NJ. Met
calf. 10 East Third street. SlS-Sm
NOR RENT-An s-room house with closets,
l. well and cistern No. $50 Mount Airy, near
Mississippi street. John Dowlan, 800 Wabashaw
street. 304*
nor RENT-Houses from s. to SlJ and $50.
IL Jas. Dillon. 254 Commercial street. 20ss
ENoR RENT-First-class dwelling 10 rooms,
IL No. ia Summit avenue, formerly occupied
by Reuben Warner. Enquire OF owner, Il. d.
Gates, No. l22 Summit avenue. 25lF
nor RENT-A house. Inquire 10s East
Il Fifth street, no stairs, next door TO Tempe
rance House. Suitable for boarding house
store. 24S'
HOUSES FOR RENT-Between Twelfth and
IL Thirteenth streets. on Robert Uri l..
Lamprey. 1871"
Rooms.
IIoR RENT-A house Of three rooms kitchen,
IL woodshed and well. Apply to Martin Day,
327 Pleasant avenue. ll13
THREE choice rooms, either furnished or un-
L furnished, within three minutes walk OF
postofiice, in a first class private house; single or
en- su te. Address VI, IS Globe office. 1l-l7
ID oOMs FOR RENT in McKnny block. Waba-
Ii shaw street, opposite post Office. Apply at
room i'm building 7-l2
A FINELY furnished front room for one or
~ two gentlemen, PA Pleasant avenue. S-1j
DooMS IT, LET-Singe or in snits with or
II without board, at a East Seventh, corner
Cedar Gle
FURNISHED rooms for rent-Two very Ele-
IL ganty furnished rooms-sitting and bed
rooms, suitable for two or more young men
Inquire at 100 West Third street, first noor
1909
EJSCELL.fNEOUS.
DARE BARGAIN-S2OO cash can buy all the
IL furniture Of a eight room cottage, including
stoves, carpets, curtains. etc. G, rs, this office.
il-l2
XIANTED-Parties to call at 81. Paul En-
w ployment Office, 3l7 Wabashaw, for com
petent house servants, recommended. 9-l3
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Rooms.

DoOMs FOR RENT in McKinny block Waba-
III shaw street, opposite post Office. Apply at
room in building. 7-l2
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For the Irish.

CIScINSATI, o., Jan. ll.-Major John
Byrne, who has been asked by Hon. J. P.
Carbery 10 institute an American-Irish par
llamcntary fund to yield 500, coo yearly, not
wishing 10 assume the responsibility alone
in such an important movement, has called
a meeting Of such citizens OF Cincinnati and
vicinity US feel an interest in the matter to
be held at the Burnet house, January -, to
take steps to form the proposed orgdniza-
ton
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AIRrRr scnrrrrR. Cashier.
Cunn,1c CI1,npn-I hnre snfTrr

CHRONIC CATARRH.-I have suffered for years
from Chronic Catarrh. Six weeks ago was in
duoed 90 try Ely Cream Balm. Relief was in
sial aueous. anu continued use hGsresuled in an
almost complete curc.-S. VI. Greene, book
keeper, s., snhoat Co., Catskill y. I,
Was afflicted with CaIarrh and Cold in the
head tried many remedies without any bene
fetal offsets. at last | used Ely Cream Balm,
which eiTtctually cured me.-W. II. /. billiard.
Dentist, Bordentown, Nj,
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roloan on furniture, pianos horses, wagons
diamonds, gold watches and other persoi !
property without removal. Notes bought.
Mackey's loan office, room :, First National bank
building, ST. Paul. Room :, Mackey Legg block,