St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-12
ADVICE to the warning railroads: Arbi
SUNDAY SILHOUETTES.

w hen II comes to GROWING women
DR.. TALMAGE says he will put. the cor
onet on the head of the schoolma'am
every time. The school teachers are
really the women of earth who come up
through great tribulations. They earn
their CROWNS. The management of forty
or fifty fidgety and intractable children,
the suppression of their vices and the
development of their eXceliences, the
management of rewards and punish
mentS, the sending of SO many bars of
soap and fine tooth combs on benignant
ministry, the breaking of so many wild
colts for the harness of life; the going
home at night weak, neuralgia, un-
strung, so that, of all the weary people
in our cities for five nights week, there
are none more weary than the teacher
in the public schools-all these consti-
tute the chain of title the schoolma'am
has to royalty. And that's why DR..
TALMAGE wants to crown her.
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A Philadelphia man has donated $50
600 to he devoted to some good purpose,
and asks suggestions through the public
GLOBE suggests that it be divided be-
tween the heroic schoolma' Jams who
saved the lives Of their pupils during
the severe blizzard which recently
swept over the Northwest.
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Two st. Paul ladies were discussing
.MUNKAcsY's painting, Christ Before
Plate" the other day. Il think it
wrong TO let children see the picture"
said one, because it gives them all i'm
preston of Christ as a mere man. and
not as God" Il cannot agree with
you," said the other. sit is Christ's
humanity which brings Him near to us.
Our ideal gods are so apt to be false
ones. 1t is only when think of Christ
as the Son of Man that l realize that He
is our mediator indeed"
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God bless the man who invents cheap
fuel. JOHN MCCAULEY, of California,
claims to have discovered process by
which so per cent of the coal now used
in furnaces and rolling mills will be
saved. Outside of the natural gas ter
ritory McCAULEY's invention is likely
to provide the fuel of the future. His
process consists in spraying coal that
is pulveriZed into an impalpable pow
der into combustion chamber that is
attached to the furnace. An expert
ment made at Chester, Pa, the other
day proved it to be great success. The
combustion that takes place is perfect
and is instantaneous, and all the gases
are absorbed, so that none of the sui
phur gets into the iron and lessons its
value, as is now the case.
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ERAsTUs WIMAN, the Staten island
millionaire, has gone into partnership
with MCCAULEY, and they propose to
push the pulyeriZed coal discovery.
They are even bold enough to say they
will confront natural gas right in Pitts
burg with sprayed coal. About year
ago two young Wisconsin farmers, who
are brothers, by the name of RAYMOND,
conceived the idea of applying the cy-
clone principle in machinery. 1t was
suggested by seeing cyclone pass in
their vicinity. They noticed how the
two currents of air moving in opposite
directions knocked houses, barns, and
even paving stones to smithereens. So
the young men went to Chicago, and in
vented machine called the cyclone
pulverizer. Mr.. WT,rAN bought the i'll
vention from the RAYMOND brothers,
and is now going to use it in pulveriz-
ing coal. Thus the terrific cyclone is
to be made beneficent agent in par
alyzing the coal barons.
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Capt. POLLY RYAN, late of the Saliva
ton Army, has been expelled from that
organization for wearing hustle Oh her
wedding day. On a rehearing of the
case Capt. Polly was given her choice
to give up the vain species of architect
ural mystery and return to her religious
life OIL forever he mathematical. POLLY