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The Evening critic., 1885-02-24
Half Former Prices.

Money must be had on our Fall and Winter
stock, no matter at what sacrifice to us. or
course this one.Half Price sale does not apply
10 our Spring Goods and Novelties, OF which
we are showing few styles. Attend this sale
as early In the day and week as possible, as
you will have more time, also better selec'
tion to choose from.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-24

SALVATION OIL is not mere surface
remedy. 1t rapidly makes its way to the
seat of the disease.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-24

ALOHA Perfume 40: sOld Ia bulk. Look out
FOR counterfelte.
The Evening critic., 1885-02-24

JUT.RArE odd pants. Elsoman Bros, TN ( \
The Evening critic., 1885-02-24

Tho thrilling drama, "Saved From the
Storm" was presented at the Avenue Dime
Museum to large audiences yesterday af-
ternoon and night, and was enthusiast
cally applauded. The characters were all
well portrayed. The acting OF Miss Minnie
tionally good. Full houses can be looked
for at the museum this week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
RED WING GAYETY.

EASTER UsHERED IN A WEEK OF SOCIAL AC-
TIvITY.
Kate Claxton plays the ''Sea of Ice' Tues
day evening.
William Eisenbr has returned from his
Eastern trip.
J. A. Underwood iof Frontenac was in
town yesterday.
ball was held in Wallaner's hall last
Wednesday evening.
Tie Y w. c. T. U. entertainment at
the Casino last Friday evening was well at
tended.
The Sage-McLean wedding at Frontenac
last Monday was attended by society people
from Red Wing.
Rev. g. W. Watson was presented with a
line stole last week. the handiwork of Mrs
S. w. Watson, his daughter-in-aw.
The boys choir of Christ church will pre-
sent Rev. &. W. Watson, the retiring rector,
with photograph of themselves in their sur
plices.
A number Of friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
day, on the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage.
The Anglo-American combination of
roller skaters and bicycle riders, which was
at the Casino Wednesday and Thursday. did
not draw very large house. The perform
ance was fair.
Thursday evening the Red Wing Cornet
band give their ball. Several prizes are
offered for the best costumes. The object in
view is to raise money to buy uniforms for
the members Of the band
J. A. Herwick, an engineer of the Wi
mona 81 st. Peter railroad, died at Winora
lat Monday. He was buried at Plain view
on Tuesday. He was a member of the Ma
sonic lodge in this city.
Miss Carrie Anderson, the alto in Christ
money from the ladies' of Christ church last
Sunday, as token of recognition Of her ser
vices during the past year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Il. D. James, returned from
WATERFOWL, Wis, Thursday morning. He
will sever his connection with the Chicago,
Milwaukee IL st. Paul railway and open a
grocery store and restaurant in WATERFOWL.
Gen. y. c. Mclean, the retiring president
Of the Farmers club, thanked the club for the
DSIututo Vi respect gwen ~ uIui dL VIC IhSt
meeting, and invited the members to visit
him at his future home on Long Island,
y. Y.
At the confirmation services in Christ
church, last Wednesday night, the boys
choir sang. This choir was organized about
Christmas, 1876, by DR.. c. y. Hewitt, and
through his persistent efforts, aided some
what By those Of the older boys. the choir has
been brought 10 its present position. 1t now
numbers seventeen surpliced mem ers. Dur
ing all the wears of lis struggle against
a number Of members ''who have feared
revival Of the ritualist practices that have
gained such fame mot notOriety) in the
East It has had firm friend in the retir-
ing rector. DR.. G. w Watson, who nov
leaves to work in another field. The choir
VIII soon give their annual entertainment to
their friends at the residence OF DR.. Hewitt.
They meet for practice three times week
the year around. They have reading room
in the Doctors front office, IS announced
heretofore in the GLOBE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
AwAKES FROM ITS LETHARGY.1
LENT OVER, SOCIETY AGAIN BEGINS ITS MERRY
GO ROUND.

LENT OVER, SOCIETY AGAIN BEGINS ITS MERRY
GO ROUND.
, The peut up social forces, which were lib
Grated by the coming of Easter Sunday, seem
10 have begun the expenditure of their ener-
gies in n manner entirely at variance with
the recognized routine of the past winter
or the small but pleasant private gatherings
which then composed so large share of so
cial enjoyment, last week contained scarcely
more than the preceding Lenten DAYS. In
their stead we find an unwontei pFofusion
of public balls and other large entertain
ments. Society, after its long confinement,
with the vigor Of n suddeuly-re'easea giant,
would seem to have disdsined the minor gay
feticS Of its various coteries, and TO have con-
centrated its powers upon class of amuse-
tments which by their magnitude aud brill
fancy have echpsed the lesser Efforts OF the
past There has thus resulted IN almost Gu
tire disappearance OF card parties, afternoon
teas, receptions and similar events Of pri-
vate nature, and in their stead we tiud the
week crowded with number Of public euter-
taiumeuts, which from their contrast to the
events OF the winter were unexpectedly
brilliant.
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.
hettVtut1 tut lVd0iuE event OF tue week
was the german Of :he Delta Lawn Tennis
club given at Sherman hall on "Wednesday
evening. The recognized social standing OF
the members Of the club together with the
fact that this was the first prominent hap
pening in the social world after Easter con
spired to make this one Of the most brilliant
and generally attended gatherings Of the
season. \ ladies' reception committee CON-
posed Of Mesdsmes Forcpaugh, Gleuny,
Brooks aud AuerbSch extended n cordial
welcome 70 The many in attendance. Mr..
Fred Banning, president Of the club, led
the german, which vas varied By
the introduction OF many more aud beauti-
ful figures. The floor committee included
Messrs. Price, Wall, Farnham and Lain.
Refreshments were served during the even
Ing. The number Of tasteful and elegant
favors, prepared by the lady friends Of the
club, were marked feature Of the occasion.
The entertainment was fully up 20 the high
standard Of the previous parties Of the Deltss
aud Is remembered by all participants with
feelings Of unrnixed pleasure.
The Arion society gave an opcretta in ex-
eellent style on Monday evening at re
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12
CURE FOR PILES.

The first symptoms Of Piles is an intense
itching at night after getting warm. This
unpleasant sensation IS i'm mediatelv re-
Heved By an application Of De Bosznkois
Pile Remedy. Piles in all forms. Itch, Salt
Rheum and RingwOrm can be permanently
cured By the use Of this great remedy. Price
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Amnnr thn fnrinr-

Among the flaring, glaring, odd and
glittering fabrics that under the generic
name Of "French novelties" are displayed in
the shops, see an old friend, the pongee
silk, looking like violet among field lilies
all the prettier and dantier by force Of CON
tract. This material in dress patterns with
embroidery to match comes at prices ridicu-
lousy low, and is both serviceable and dur
able while the present rage for beige and
ecru shades makes it particularly desirable
for the coming season. LADY RAMBLER.
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SALTWATER soCIABILITY.

NOT MUCH REVIVAL FOLLOWS The CLOSE OF
LENT.
On Thursday evening an exceedingly
pleasant affair came OF al the Presbyterian
church in the reception to Mr.. and Mrs
George o. Haskell. who had returned few
days previously from their wedding trip. The
ladies had provided al excellent collation. Of
ice cream, cake OF al kinds and hot coffee
Before pzrtaking. however, the Rev Dr. Car
roll on behalf OF the members sud society
presented the newly welded pair with =
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requires The entire sidewalk Tor Its trium-
phnnt progress | cannot tell; no one can !;
it is one of those facts mysterious as certain.
II you are extremely thin perhaps you will
not have to step of into the gutter; but
whether or no beware of expressing in your
countenance or manner anything but the
most humble apologies for putting your
worthless self in the way.
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ALMOSTINCREDIBLE,

EMMA BoYNToN,857 Washington street. Boston,
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STILL MORE SO

JAMES Il. RICHARDSON, Custom House. New
dreams on oath says: In 1870 Scrofulous u
GERS broke out on my body until was mass Of
corruption. Everything known to the medical
Iacu!ty was tried in vain. became amere wreck.
At times could not lift nv hands to INV head
could not turn in bed; was in constant pain, and
looked upon life as curse. No relief or cure in
ten years. In 1880 L heard of the CUT1cURA
hEMEDIEs' used them, and was perfectly cured.
sworn to before u S. Com. j. d. CRAWFORD.
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RT NK HEADS, Pimples, Rough
OlAAOA Tanned and Oily Skin, use
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B A D B / 0 0 D
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Good pasture in close proximity to The city.
Inquire AZ St Aubin Sc bion's, 21s East
Tnird street
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The loveliest flower seen al this period Of
the spring Is the shai roes-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12

With the first mid days Of spring, that
nuisance and bane of her fellow creatures,
the woman wheeling a baby, makes her APP
pearance. Do not think l wish to make any
disparaging remarks about the blessed baby;
am only speaking of the woman and the
perambulator. Why it is that the aforesaid
combination OF female and vehicle always
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-12

THE FORMULATING BABY CARRIAGE AND
FAMILY PORTRAITS THE SUBJECTS OF
HEP CHATTER.
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RAILROADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME OARr.
Houston q Texas Central,

No. 2-Hew Orleans and Galveston
Express daily ................. 6;30 A. NJ
No. l2-Mixed 10 Corsicana lex
rent SundavA .Dr =, -
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'ORTs AND STOCKS.
week; Great Britain. 7,lOl;
Continent, 3 o; Stock utall
ports, this day, $3.50; this
, 075,O7B.
In Mr.. Elllson's figures, spin
Britain ana the continent, to-
aiken, nom October !, 1881, u
1870. 2.db2,ttO bales of cotton of
'crage weight The same period
hc previous crop tie same spin
m 2,i9l coo bales OF l3i avera 20
.ider 10 set nj The exact differ
impiiog In the two yenrs the
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lSS2-S9, is $3.50 bales; the increase this crop
over that o. lsSl-S2, 3i605l bales.
On inc 9TH instant the worlds vi ible sup
Ply OF cotton was 2,905,7l9 bales; 1t was $780,
4o5 oal@, the year beior February Is, 1888,
II was 3,22o,On bales; on that day lSS2 IL was
Slf4'iOb bales. This shows decrease OF
the supply, this crop compared with
the crop previous, of 4g3, 134 bales; a decrease
OIL 1880 bales compared with the crop OF
1888, and also decrease compared with the
crop Of 1882, of 23S, 37 bales.
On the 18th instant middling cotton at Iiv-
erpool sold at I'd: that day in 1884 the price
was D l3- l6d in 1883 IL sold at sgd and Feb.
ruary IL, 1882, the price was 7-l6d.
! On the 18Th instant the total European
stocks was $4,000 bales; the year before
ii,@S O0l bales; 1888, European stocks wer,
l,24H,IOe bales, and in 1882, on February IL
! those stocks were l,002 $50 bales
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MEDICINES

nR. EUGENE DEVAUX- ON mr.
~ made us his agent Tor the Stata IAN
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THERE is not a railroad in Texas
ing expenses. There are some M
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cause she "couldn't live and mrs
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HOPED

A young man named John Navss !,
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IL Is self-eyldent that physician pal
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Cancer Cor NAM w..


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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
MONEY, sruuKs AND poNns.

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shVEhAL papers are lamentine
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