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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29
Mr.: +. A. LANGLOIS, of the great firm of


importers, Exporters ana manufacturers OF Fine FuS,
Has just arrived with the largest and richest
assortment of Fine Furs, consisting of Mink
and Seal Ulsters Sacques, Jackets and
Wraps Of the latest style; also Fur and Fur
Lined Overcoats Of all kinds, Robes and Mats
of all descriptions. Mr.. Langlois is an &C
complished artist and designer in the Fur
line having had seventeen years experience
as Practical Furrier He will take orders
for all kinds of Furs and Fur Repairing. Mr.:
L. will make his headquarters for a few days
only at The Partisan, 40 East Third street.
All are invited to call and examine the
grandest display Of Fine Furs that was ever
exhibited in St. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29

C1 GA DIAMOND STUD WEIGHING
.pIcc about 2ss carats, little shade off
color but finely cut, very brilliant and with.
out flaw or biemish skeleton gold mount
ings. No. 1869; first cost, $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29

COe 7E-GENT'S HUNTING CASE
epCOef Csolid gold watch, stemwinder and
setter, Illinois Damaskeen. full jeweled move
ment. cut expansion balance and safety pin
ion, richly engraved eases, comparatively
new and first-class timepiece; No. 8, page
%; first cost $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29

G7H0-A GENTS HUNTING CASE Ia
.plcO carat gold watch, stem winder ana
setter; it has very fine B. W. Raymond FL
gin movement cut-expansion balance, pat
ent pinion, Briquet hairspring, patent regu
cases are deliberately engraved in variegated
gold colors, very heavy, and contains five
white and perfect diamonds; thoroughly reg
ulated and ready FOR use. No. 5. page al, and
is actually worth $3.50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29

Thackeray, complete, 1OvoIs., Bos-
ton Edition, best low price edi-
ton made; cloth ...............
Waverly Novels, IL vols. ..........
Dickens. new edition, Is vols. 80.
Irving, 10vols
Carlyle, 10 vols. ....... ...
Macaulay's England, 5 vols. .....
Hume's England. 6volS. ........
Gibbons Rome, 6 vols. ............
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-29
THE LOWEST EVER KNOWN:

Ruskin, with plates II vols. .... u 60
BEN HlR. Gen. Lew Wallace. %
FAIR GOD. Gen. Lew Wallace. l 20
1I-calf = 90
+. p. Roe, IS vols. each ....... g5
Mrs. Mary j. Holmes, each %
May Agnes Fleming, each ... 80
Allan PinkertOn, each ... %
Marion Harland, each ....... IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
gWAIUH Ann Tllm


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

A snue 10 the oldest inhabitsEt.
aud cos 10 your father, Grs- Drsvf'
Father ~ net as veil as usual inis
sinser." is there anything serious
The msttstf" well. l shoald say so.
rais Is ine arss sime In several yeArs
that the 6ssi< hasn't sent q mar TO
lnterviev father 90 Tee dreadful winter
Of 81" y.les.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
ADVICE To MOTHkRs

nfx Iinslov-s sooshins surap. fes chtl<iree
tssthins. 10 the prssrriptton of ens Of the besi
femals nussss and physirtAna n me Upised
stsses, and hss eess uspd fer fossy ysan viii
ssvss fsahna sucSsss ~ oiliivos OF mother,
fss thslx eAiidren- During the pfoosss ID
,s9ahins il value 10 incsiculahis. Il rsltsvea
thSehild froa pain. cusss dySentcsy md dsar
rhxns. sFlyxas N the bowels and wind collie.
By sivtns health 10 the child 70 rss. IL
u other. frscs So . bottle splsdSy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

Tie boy born In lsoo. 81 I years Of ac,
mishs have sren rniton's steamship %
Der trial 49, the Il adscn- Al - De u
have seen tie arss tros paos in tns
sesst Al - be might have Travelled on
The erst railway pSspeor.R train. Al
be sntehs ess~ erssssd the Atlantis &c
the erss ssesnns . A. ~ he saishi
have ssci he srsi y 'sxrAaa. and nss D.
eould s<It sas srse q ssase over tie
d~se bic a.. | aFastef hzzdr~t
yesrs he nss aas & ossssle % esn
naeicate sssa ~ tsssaa.Anss Of sas
snose. n shers ce ans.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
nefeF 70 me 81 SpfAfue, W. T..
fDKDa11cx Mons


Tbs above eentleman, Mr.. No.
owns Q farm Of 400 aeses aad huudn
OF cattle aud horscs and those GA
menss, coming from Q man OF undoubs.
ed integrity. aad vhose reputation for
vefasity is above suspicion. must b
admitted - positively true.
poCTcDs rKnna BoR ruxAIMKxr.
pfs- DARN can be ocn.aited fres at
toe International Hotel. Onesry areet,
oesveeo second and Third, and viii
cncef NO cafoomstancss take Q csse
that they are positive that they csDpos
cure or oenss.. Charges are reason ).
Die and The poor treated free from . 20
10 .. m, Tuesdays and Saturdays
Omce hour from 10 q IN. 70 s o. 10 :,
evenings. 10 s; Sundays, 10 to II.
leey cure permanently all disss5ts
OF tie GENT o urinary ofQsns. IN either
SCI, End make . speciality Of deafness
and catAfsh, and also treat succeesfe,ly
ali diseases 81 the nose ana ,hro. 1.
eye and eaf. ssc- ~ v.i, A All a.nse
and ehrocic decesses Of whatever name
"a nature, II curAbie. No cases taken
II not.
fosfhfnl tndisceesion ana yoss Of
manhood. seminal weakness. loss Of
desire OF sexual povef IN nan cr WON.
AZ sre successfully treated By the e.ee-
tre magnetic system.
Nest cases San receive bone trpatmsp,
after fec days q the dccsors' odice.
Uniike other physicians Who have be-
come EN- inens 10 their praiesasou, ths
decscrs chargcs are extremely rsox3es
ate. being oeiy zen collars for az treat
mRx.sa NJ ezeh Atas.. -. a. 80.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

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AIDeeeA 2efausoee,


xA40 o80AC1OD1xx0 O6AxOM
Some good stories came ous Of Q dis
eussson Of this polnt-t. O., that kubiic
sveskina IN oAmpaiens must Of noces-
sssy e0ps0y shs ssa.e iiue Of asQumeni,
u nos sne same language, timss. Oae
story vas Of senator Hoas. he vas
spsshine u oue II the Boiler cam.
pssRna In bs91nnfng his address one
nighs be bad made an alIustou 70 see
American 1sa, tho pleasure of seeing II
n foreign countries, and what Q de
grace u vouid % 70 have tss promises
Ut sruth bsiied by shs Rses0baok. ihs
peftod Gas happily received, and, aftsI
being carefully developed, vss used
once OF more IN psblie speeches, being
reported, naturally, verbatim 10 come
u sbe ncvspspers- One night the sen.
otos vent dsvu into Norfolk county, In
tending 70 ne tue nAa paragraph - q
pcsosastou ooee moro. He vus intro
duoed BY lively young man. Que vnc
made seversi Complimentary allpsious
10 chat be lad done In poblic ,ife and
for The party. Finally be came 70 ths
elose. senator HoaR, Who only sht
other night snld - sloQuentiy, e VOC
vtii remenbss snen the lively
young uan recited verbatim and ensirs
Mr.. Aoaf's pcycrasisp. making che
point on the Amsriosn DAG.
Governor Long had iItsie bit Of jusI
snch experiences IN the GARFIELD cam.
psiau- The governor had one pct SEQ
tion OF his spsech, which be had wrought
oot With care and patience. and wnict
bad been very happily greeted, on shs
whole. be had employed Is on tvo OF
three occasions, nosably nj Augusta
when FRYE, Hasley. Burrows, OF AlchI
gan. and Sshsss sere present. Later, hs
had an inyitasi,n 70 70 TO Michigan &C
syeak 81 Kalamazoo, Mr.. Bursows's
horne. The lnvisast0s cas- accspscd and
The speeoa vAs made. being very oof.
daily and enthusiastically received
Mr.. Burrows vas absent, speAkina 10
some other town. When ths NEE, ins
COS over, cue of the au5tspoe stepped
up to Governor Long. and. after cou-
graduating h,m on his Effort. said;
III 10 snft TOO impefslneat, may ssi
u yea ever used that perosasion be-
forsp'
"Yes. once OF twice; perhaps mote"
Did Yea ever use 70 vocro Mr.. Bar.
rows vas psrsentr
"Yts; vhyr
well. be does not give Ii nearly n
veil ~ 700 Do"
Judse Dsvsns and Jadss Aidrich ven
ssuupsns together cot In the vesscrr
cad Of The state IN the early free sol
days. and Of oue Of their adventure
another good story rama. They spoks
At Clinton sae night. Neither Of then
vAs tadee thee. solemn. di1nined and
eostly They vcre active, enercet;c
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
rax cassss Arr.
epcsz % sus auxsxs szscs lszasAru
attnockx 90 nAII~

otIaoe&x % nAII-
pculx. fee. is--ons hasar-A usen
q Ls>nsey have esope~d the farm u
fyne. nss1e~s % fsftssneat fes West
Waterford, unasf srsw<s Tor oasee<s
aaaanst tie ertuzss act
Tue epnrt ef The aareus beech h<s
liberated % bail 6aheeiv. uaec h~r Of
pAflisneas. asss si<c 90 = enArss q hxvs
n vsoAAsed she cssuse sss.
fhirsesa pernaos have bro spcssuc>e
- oos mo1shs surssesc@cas sscc ssx
rssscss ssedeet ~ 0v<sesse 81 he tsss<
~ fAseQ essvxns's arrest iA~a meath.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
pxAyxn.s CURED N rxx nrxurxs,

Nh. EDrrpn-Dsar Sir: I reside 10
North Yakima, W. T.. consulted Drs.
DsrYin for deafness. Ny left ear vas
totally deaf. With one operation With
DrA. Oafrin's electric magnetic cure, of
ten minutes. ] vss made TO hear as
veil as ever IN my life. Can be re-
ferred 10 a. 10 the truth Of my state
meut. Q. v. FovLRB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

To 1nn Puuac: Ny little boy has
been deaf since be vas Is meuths old,
and Vss % deaf thss be never learned
to talk and 10 uoV 3 yeaRs old. / had
consulted : great many physicians and
aid that his bearing could never Be re-
stored. ~ last hope l consulted the
DFs. DARN - sbe International hotel,
Cherry street. in bis Ease and they said
that they could eore him. Nov aft. !
three treatments the chiid's bearing il
almost entirely restofcd, ard be seems
to Be dssed BY the sound. ThRoueh
thankfulness and gratitude 10 the doc.
tors and for the sake Of Others that may
be a1asc;s d, give this testimonial to the
pnblle. can be referred to at corner
Front and Vine street. seattle, W. T.
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p9yDCxIvx VENOM CURED n Two oPKnA
11oug.

To the Public: am NOT in tie habit
OF putting advertising doctors, but tke
wonderful and almost mifaculoQs eure
Of my af0iction prompts me in siQeira
my name TO this card for the benefit OF
Others, 90 we'll - the doctor. I am Is
years old and have been .croes-eyed'
eince child, both eyes being turn.
ID IN % FAR a. nearly to b. de the pup
and to seriously interfere With ms
vision. After two operations By Drs,
Derrin OF thirty seconds nv eve was
made perfectly straight. / can be re-
fered to q the Columbia House, Seattle,
W. r.. and hupdreds sho know me can
voucb for the above. EuLA 0nxoo.
CURED or cATAnRn Aup vAascsn VEINS.
10 the Public; For ten years I have
been troubled with very aisaQresabls
catsrrh and bronchitis. ! finally GOT So
bad that had TO give up my business
Of rsnchina and riding for my stock.
The cstarrh extended 10 my lungs and
stomach. Ny ply sieisns gave me up
A. incurabie. Last Ocsober l came 70
Drs- Darsin, and nos, after three
months treatment, consider ms self 20
far restored ~ 10 be able 10 do all ns
own vofk. Before tFeatment l had 10
give up horseback riding. and could sot
attend 20 my stock u all; sow can re-
main in the saddle nearly all day With
ous fatigue. Ny wife had also be.s
troubled With dropsy, milk lee or vari
Dose veins, 50 che could only valk with
the greatest inconvenience, and 10 vas
paiafal 10 the touch, end finally broke
GOT IN a running sore. Dfa Dsrrin sest
her medicines. and, 10 our great joy, sss
10 entirely cured.
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nonKI AaD aAaKETD.


Nuv YonK. Feb. l6.-1looey on call
sasy - Ne ~ psr can't, Iass loan 8.
etoos6 o1sssd ., prime DsscnnSlie pa-
poe 646. sterling exchange dull 70
nfm. e elSlk for saxty- day bsih sd
tl6GX fof deuand.
BoosB roQigeefed. .lBd
k0ofo ooopoo. .ID>S
koos and ooe-haifs Registered. .l06A
Year and ons-hzif coupon. ....... 107x
enoado afxeo. I'D
American Bxpssss Los Canada Pa
oioo q Canada S0uthefn 631, Central
tssine Ak. Burlington ly6. DelAssss
4 LAakAuane l30k. beaver h k,o
6sande u, Ere ~. Lake Hoore 81
Louisville 4 Nsshssils 6vH, AichIxaa
Csnssal 6lk, kansas 4 Iexss l5k Mes
f0sk Central lu7k. AostheEn Pacific n
pssfsEsed ~, Nesfb western lC6k. ORE
goo lnUsossmeat 81. Navieatson 95x
fFAosconsinenssi2 u Pacific Mall 20
iksAdin9 65H. zoos Island liz, os,
rsni 7Gx. Texas fso,ac 26k. Union Pa.
ono b61. United Sssses Expssss u
fargo ~. WsSttsn Union 76k.
~ IO48 oxOlk k1vkBV.
NEG Yonx, Feb 16.-The stock roax
kes showed marked impsovement and
the bsokers feel hopefui OF . higher and
more acstve market. The Union Pacific
Northern Pacific efsferrsd and Sc. Pau
showed the must osreoRtn IN toe active
iAsi; the oDeeina vas firm and prices
steadily advanced.
Ewv vuaw nAnxwrn
NEW Yokx. Feb. l6.-tiops-Doil.
cosaf-esesdy, unchanged. good de-
mand; refined nrm, white extra q 53<Q
~, oonfeesiuuers' a 6 II i6.
/ U0ppes-Weak, lake $i6x@i6k.
L~sa-fifm, domestic $50.
lin-Sseady, straits t3A66.
Oo0ee-Spos fair. kio dull, SIG; on
t,oos ~ 70 - polass lover, only moder-
sseiy sotlv.. eAles 70, $50 bags; Febso-
airy tl39ia15. Msron tl2.s6tdl26 60
April elz 3ea iz45, May ti2.i6a " "
Jane el2t9iz,lb. July tll.6u4ll75, Al
gust tll 4OGl1.50.
Pesroleum-Opsned steady al 50, bu
after slight decline in the hrss hour 1
became very strong and advanced b
Uo}<. and then became heavy and de
ctiocd again. closing weak ct 67x
sales. ], a6. 600 barrels.
CHICAGO nAsxzu.
OucAoo, Fec l6. - Wne6t-Ssesdy
cash 70 8 l6, March 1876, Msy 80 3 l6
Oorn-ssssAy, cash and March Scx
Nay 60<.
Oass-EAsy, Nay 81 lie.
bASiey-Eosh,nR doing.
Pork --Steady, oAsn Sla77k.
4 Ia
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IN noxxm 0gns nm . ISr1nD An
Ou8B mOugg.

I'M DoEMn ssnns nm . LszzzD An
0u8B n1Ougg.
Los ApuaxR, Fsb. IA lettsr fsom
AnsshlAg's seq ooshss. daeeA - Jan.
ssb and pose0ashed Bangor, Butte
soanay, Osisfospta, Jasaasy llso,
sas Ssessssd here tootabs. Al.
tss sDsaktpR at so0s Iissll
Cnsistnas esfss reoeivsd the moeher 70.
fsss - - oeGolnR By hzf Of go 0nsks
ssos ~ Bangor. Inc writer says, !" IL
psy for yous farm, eus fear this vill
osiy Do for the IRA payueoA'
1 second fsutseanss u 30 osrks
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

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limb and organ Of the ANIMAL frame. 10
carries either life and hath a. di1eaDe
and dssah slona IT. eoasse.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17
9T1AM3
SkACIT CHIEF

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-17

CHICAGO HAaxxna,

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cash 70 s l6. March 1876, Nay 80 3 l6
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-29
COIOred Peoples Day.

The 3lst day Of October the committee has
Of the State and visiting militia. trade organ
izatlons ana civic societies. This day the peo-
yle OF our race WI have special access 70 the
Exposition Eminent men Of our race will
deiiv, addresses on educational and onOmic
sub Gets. In the evening grand vocal con
cert viii b. given Nv choir OF our best musi-
cal talent, In Music Hall luty 10 self, the
race and the State requires every man to put
forth Lis best efforts I , make this great enter
prize grand success.
FOR further information address Joseph L.
Wilson, secretary 80 West Broad street., Rich
mond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-29
Fire Works Display
October 9Th, 1888.

Mol. Brilliant magical illumination OF ben
gal lights with saiutes.
No2. Grand device Virginia Exposition 8
decorated wi h an arch OF bayonet fire and
mitraillieuse of colored mcteOrs.
No3 Aerial display Of bombshells, explod-
ing at a height Of 80 feet, and showing stars
of various hues ard figures, golden cloud. sill
yer shower, and willow tlces, fred with copper
mortars.
Not. Palmetto grove. exhibiting blossoms
Of golden flowers.
No %. Aeria display of improved exhibition
sky rockets, exploding at an altitude Of go
feet and display ing new and novel features,
fanfaroDabes and hery dra ons.
No o. Mosaic rOsette opens with lirge cen
tire OF emb alOued shields. { angling 10 u figure
OF Chinese ny,r and SaXons. illuminated with
red, green and purple prisms, snd changing 70
u checkered glory marooned.
No :. Fight OF Aster0 q rockets, exploding
az All altitude Of 200 feet. changing their
coIors many times during theIr gyratlons in
the air.
No :. Grand ellOchia wheel, commencing
with scintillaiing centre and changing To two
large wheels r yolsng 10 opposl 70 difeet.o =.
displaying 20 den strcsn OF fire and tinted
borders 7, pre- en'ing shuse passion Hover.
No .. Aerial display O bomb shells AZ an al
titude of ,0j sect. showing t~inkline stars
comets, : rpents are aerial hArl quiua
No 10 The mtsic tree. dispensing blossoms
of ruties emcnlds and pearls. with all the
latest decorations and eoloFs ia pyroteehny
and Gorgeous design, and is justly called the
magic tree. as is represented in the fairy le-
gend OF Aladdin.
No IL. Grand battery display, diseharsing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-29
RICHMoED. Va. June q, lSsS

Tive managers OF the Virginia Agricultural,
Mechanical and Tobacco Exposition, having
allotted 20 the co.ored people sufficient space
IN the Exposition building in which TO exhibit
their products: we. the undersigned CON nit
tee, urge upon th. N the importance of placing
their products on exhibition at this treat ex-
position in connection with our white cOuntr!
men.
We believe that distinct collective exhibit
OF the produces and mechanisms OF our peo-
pie viii afford a better opportunity 10 the
world u observe the progress made by them
in the twenty tive years Of freedom tina any
OF her course We could sdopt. The advance
menls and accomplishments OF our race in the
various trades, pr ofessions and industrial pur-
suits are not only evidences Of the growing
lberaliiy Of the Government in general edu
cation, but also the capacity Of the race 10
contribute 10 the material wealth and conse-
quent growth OF our State. Therefore we call
upon .colOred farmers, mechanics. artisans.
iradesmen. manufacturers and producers Of
all Hinds OF goods. wares and products to place
them on exhibition.
Space Is given free OF charge; railroad rates
and steamboat frcights are reduced on articles
intended for exhibition.