St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25

never make any excuses or ref uSalS, but let
out their German silyer-plated tenor, or
rock-ribbed bass. voice and MAKE people
| glad or sad as the case may be.
| Money
| And Stocks
And Real Estate and Jewelry
| Have charms for certain young men. They
are after delicate young woman who has
no father and no mother, with good-sized
bank account. They cdn be told on short
acquaintance. They pretend to deSpise
man who would sell himself for money,
and at the same time are taking out those
young ladies whose fathers or guardians
have a good share OF this worlds goods. A
poor girl, no matter how attractive or faS-
cinating she may be, has no charms for
| him. He has no time to waste with her.
| lie is after wealthy bride.
Girls
Let him alone.
Do not believe his honeyed words as he
/ is playing part and is not after you, but
| is seeking 10 get possession OF your property.
| Once the poSseSsor of the rent-rOll, and
! the bank account and his conduct changes.
| lie becomes an artist-a partner, as il
were, and deludes himself with the idea
that he has contract for painting every
! building in the city, saloons and all, a deep
turns himself into miser, and refuses to
allow his wife the privilege of spending
! her own money. A fortune hunter. if not
guilty of one of these two tricks, will steal
sheep and thus disgrace his family.
st. Paul young men
Are just about right.
They are not too good. but just good
enough for day in and day out husbands.
| They 90 to church and they know bob
| tail flush when il is dealt To them. Some
of them are fairly good looking and Others
are homely as all out doors, but they are
| all blessed with good dispositions. They
can dance, some OF them can sing, many of
them wear fine clothes. but every mother
son of them is a versatile individual and
make themselves generally useful in case OF
a fire or domestic outbreak of any charac-
ter. They are not after money, but would
not hate girl simply because she happened
to have a rich father or had a fortune in her
own name. If they really loved girl they
would overlook the financial incumbrance
and marry her just the same as though she
were poor but attractive woman.
Bachelors
| They are.
But bachelors they will not remain.
They are waiting for life partners.
Each and every one of them would look
| well at the head of some family table. They
would ornament any house and would re-
main home at nights. What more can be
| asked OF them?
Young women,
| Easter is here
Naturally on the dawn of Easter day.
! significant of the ending of a season of fast
! ing, self-denial and self-sacrilice. and the
beginning of period in which worldly af-
fairs and earthly joys and pleasures are con-
SpicuOuS features, your womany fancies
delight to reyel in dreams of fine dresses.
fine homes and fine husbands. Dresses you
can get anywhere. Homes, so far as the
exterior and material are concerned, can be
put up almos. anywhere, but
Fine husbands
Are confined to st. Paul.
They are visible on every hand. They
are of all ages and styles. Some are tall
and some are short. Brunettes and blondes
and bald headed are they. For detailed
description
Behold
The following lict.
Read and take your choice.