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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-12
A GIFTED CANARY,
The Accomplishments Of = Little Bil
Whloh Slngs Popular Tunes.

The Accomplishments Of Little Bird
Which Sings Popular Tunes.
The canary bird, which the orni-
biologists say belongs to the family
Fringilliade. and is more particularly
designated as the carduelis canaria,
is the most contented of the feathered
tribe, and does not fret itself to death
in the gilded prison. This is evidenced
by the fact that when confined it some
times raises several broods of young
birds each year. Its initiative powers
are very great. Although many have
heard canaries sing natural music in
an exquisite manner, still the assertion
is hazardcd that but few have hoard
one execute a tune or portion Of one.
George Horn, of Portland, Ore. who
served as q musician with General
Sherman during the recent unpleasant
ness, has wonderful canary bird.
Mr.. Horn at once began to whistle
the old German waltz tune. "Buy q
Broom" After listeninga moment the
canary. who seemed little shy and
bashful before stranger, executed two
bars Of the same old tune and then
stopped MS though nervous.
II guess he is diffident about per-
forming before any one with whom he
Is not acquainted" said Mr.. Horn,
''and we will therefore retire to the
next ROOM" aE Al
After the room occupied by the bird
was vacated, Mr. Horn again whistled
Buy q Broom" and the bashful bird
heard it and repeated four bars as dis
tjnctly and clearly ~ though It was
played on cornet or piccolo by .
skilled musician. The only halt no
made was on the last note. This por-
hon of the tune was repeated several
times to the delight Of the listeners by
the miniature musician.
"The bird. /" said Mr.. Horn, sis twelve
months old, and it has taken about nine
months to teach him to sing what you
have Just heard. Ny little ten.yasr-oM
daughter, Ella, and myself, teach him
by means of this instrumsnt.' L was
xylophons which Nh. Horn pointed.
to, and he seized the sticks and rem.
dersd finely several airs on II for the
sdiAcation Of his visitors. /
Continuing Mr.. Horn said: ..Thebird
sings In the key Of D. and goes up one
note above the high G. Ittakes good
singer to reach this same note, and I
believe Adelaide Patti and the great
Jenny Lind are the only ones ever
heard Of who could do % with ease. I
have been . drummer with bands AID
orchestras all my life aud know where,
Of speak. think the reason the bird
fAlters ON tho last note is because Il u
too low for the register Of his voice.
II understand that the art of tsach-
Ing canal,ies to render airs like You have
Just heard has made great advances In
Europe. 0usic boxes are attached to
the cages. and In this way the airs are
picked mp BY the csnariss. They ere
loy endsavoriug TO have birds persssm
~ music Of an opera with all The dil.
lgFoet paytA sop!anet eonfa1to. ~. y
~ si1s ! s !; ~ NJ : 8
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-01-12
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS.
An Athletes Most Csminonly Connec
with the Middle Ear.

A Athletes Most Csmrnonly Connsctsd
with the Middle Ear.
Catarrh Is an increased secretion Of
mucus from the mucous membrane, due
70 it, Inflammation. This membrane
lines tho cavities Of the eyes. cara, nose,
mouth; indeed. every cavity which
opens directly or indirectly to the mir.
The mucous membrane Of each of these
organs Is lia bio to inflammation and
conseque mt morbid increase of mucus,
and hence we may speak Of catarrh Of
the stom ach. bowels. bladder. The in.
Aammstion may be acute or chronic.
A. popularly used. tho word catarrh
genera lily refers to the mucous mem.
brane Of tho nostrils, pharynx (back
mouth) and air tubes. An ordinary
''cold" Ia the ''head" is temporary
eatarrh. Catarrhal deafness is most
commonly connected with the middle
ear. the tympanio cavity-the portion
next beyond the drum. This cavity
opens into the mouth through the Eu-
stachian tube, and 10 thus supplied with
the necessary air. Now the mucous
msmbrane that lines this tube may
swell and close 1t pp. in consequence Of
Inflammation extending from the nos
trils and pharynx. Deafness, more or
less, may be due to this closure.
Again, the mucous membrane which
lines the cavity Of the middle ear may
jtself bc innamed. II this Il long CON.
tinued. the membrane becomes thick
ened; the ossicles- tho little bones that
conduct the vibrations Of sound from
the drum to the nerves Of the internal
sar-may be greatly intsrfered with;
the mucus may accumulate and be-
come solid, It's Auid portion being ab.
sorhed. or It may become purulant, -
In abscess. and may cat it, way through
u . drum. Tins deafness. In various
dsgssea, may result.
~ ~ tho treatment At catarrhal
deallpsws can give ,so other advice
thAk6 mn An early resort 70 the best
sxyert wtthiH call. In thls way alone
IN many scaess. can permanent, and
parhaps oompRet& aaalnses be avoided.
The Asdlost and sugG ~ resources are
new vastly beyond wket they were
1p9yeers ago. But ~ must add. let
aHsMhs sssem specially liable 10 Ca
tarsAsi diiiculties avoid exposure to
cold Winds. woar flannel next TO the
skin. and. in every practicable way,
mainlain . high degree Of general
healfh. q.
Ipl,as, n tAs car d dss to an in
- ne9elelvehesa 0f the nerve,
eoasla ~ thrpbbiag q
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

ERNESS-Wanted, a situation rs
VI governess in widower's family, by one
who is willing TO make herself generally use
fol; good city references. Address @ 80,
Globe.
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WHERE WANTS CAN BE LEFT
FOR INSERTION IN

THE GLOBE"
LYONS & TICKNOR, Druggists, TOT East
Third street. corner Bates.
CONGER BROS, Druggists, $40 University
avenue, corner Virginia.
MOUNTS & SAWYER, Grocers corner Ash.
land avenue and Dale street.
A, P. WILKES, Druggist, 759 and 761 West
Seventh street.
BERKMAN & CO., 422 Dakota avenue.
E. FOX, 4S2 Rice street.
o. P. WILLIAMS, 64s Reaney street.
FRANK L. OSBURG, 17s Western avenue.
j. H. HAYES, AL West Seventh street.
F. VAN DUYNE, Druggist s2s East Sew
enth street.
HIPPLER & CoLLYER, Druggists, 100 East
Seventh street.
JOHN FURLONG GROCERY COMPANY.
40 jackson street.
WILKES PHARMACY, Seven Corners.
M; D. MERRILL, Books and Stationery, 442
Broadway.
HELLER'S PHARMACY, corner Tenth and
ST. Peter streets.
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100000 WANTS

Were printed in the GLoBE's Advertising
Columns in 1887. This is the best evidence
that the GLOBE is the PEOPLES PAPER.
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uOUSE-For rent, seven-room house, S12
IL a month, half block from street cars,
600 Fauquier st. near Edgerton, 246
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OOMS-Three UNFINISHED rooms to
N rent for light housekeeping: BATH
water closets, hot and cold water on floor.
F. A. Upham, 557 Sibley st. 246
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CANADA ST, 65l-Three unfurnished
~ rooms; city water, sewer, cellar and
Woodshed 246-47
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M ANTED MEN at 2I7 East Seventh ST.,
w to have their heads examined by Prof.
RaldOSer phrenOlogist 244-46
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no YOU wish work? Stop your grumbIing;
~ call and get some. Bee Hive Enterprise,
Seventh and Robert. 246
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CANADA ST, 594-Furnished rooms,
~ with bath; near street cars; very desira-
BILE; reasonable. 246
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TEAILORS-Wanted, good tailors for cOun-
Il try. SApply to Vim. Cunningham, 66-6s
East Seventh St Z
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CTENOGRAPER-W q first-class
- experienced stenographer and type
writer: none other need apply. Room 90,
Union block. 246
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TEA HSFER wanted at 354 jackson ST.;
1 call at O'clock this morning. z
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OUSE-For rent, five-room house and
II barn on Reaney street. Inquire 712
East Seventh st. 246-47
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CEDAR ST, 522, Opposite Capitol-Nicely
- furnished front aIcove ROOM suitable
for two gentlemen. 246
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miscellaneous.

CHOP-For rent; good business chance;
- butcher shop, with all fixtures ice box
and racks. Inquire at No. ATT West seventh
ST.. also two rooms at same number 246
CMALL STORES OR OFFICES, So, SIS
- and SO East Fifth, near Cedar; rent very
low INQUIRE 81 East Fifth. 246-47
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.

4 GENTS WANTED il. interior towns to
n sell NJ. l. s T., the greatest blood puri-
tier now in existence. A new era in the
treatment of all blood, liver and kidney dis
eases. Simple, speedy and convenient. As
an anti-bilious medicine. Incompatible. In
,iispensable to the travelling public. NJ. l. 5. t.
IS tasteless; fifty capsules in a box. SOLD by
agents. Price 81 per box. Send by mail on
receipt of price, or by express, c. o. D.
Agents send for circular. Address n, W.
Branch NJ. l. S. T. Co., No. 3S4 Panorama
building. ST. PauI 246-49
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SALESMEN-Wan five travelling sales
- men; salary and expenses: no expert
ence necessary. Address, with stamp. Palmer
q Co., Keokuk, 10. 232-26l
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HOUSE-For rent Sept. Is, a very desira-
IL BILE house; thirteen rooms, delightfully."-
Located, on Irvine Park; all conveniences.
Address L 90. Globe. 246
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C5HOEMAEER at once TO make pacs;
- price per pair 80 and 50 cents. Sole
Leather over Manufacturing Company, Wi
mona, Mimi. z
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COLLECTORS Wanted, advertising So
- licitors; good man can make from So
to $40 per Gay at our work; call Monday noon:
Ames 4 Farnham. 30 East Fourth st. 246
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TAILOR-To make coat, vest and pants,
L steady job and good pay; address box
701, WahpetOn. Oak. 244-46
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EORBES ST, 81, NORTH-Private fam
l. lily have fine, large wellfurnished front
room, with alcove and bath, for gentleman,
$3.50: upper town, near car line. 246
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
NIaIe-.-COntinued.

D RINTER-Wanted, young man about
l. twenty who understands type setting:
steady job. Northwestern Stamp Works. z
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HOUSE-654 Broadway, nine rooms: one
II block from street cars; for one or two
families. 246
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A MEAL FOR 10 CENTS-Central
n Restaurant, southeast corner Sixth
and jackson. Meals at all hours. 244-230
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TAILOR or tailoress wanted to make
i vests. Apply James McCallum, Front
s.. Prainerd. MINI. 246
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TENTH ST, 19S, EAST-Nicely furnished
l. rooms; single or EN- suite; bath; furnace.
046
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DYE WORKS.

X L. JAMIES0N g. CO.'S Steam Dye
-. Works-Gents' clothing a specially!
Lace curtains cleaned or dyed in all shades
TO look like new, at IA West Sixth ST.. 81.
Paul, Mum. lS4~
I AIDES of ST. Paul and elsewhere, YOU
" can get your old straw ana felt mats re,
shaped in all the new fail styles, dyed and
pressed; ostrich feathers dyed and renewed
TO match dress trimming at 3012 West Third
st. Z4o
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D OOMS-For housekeeping, four nice con-
N Meeting rooms in private family; city
water, sink and sewer connection. Apply
6S8 East Sixth ST., near Maria av. GAG
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ST. PAUL WANTS.,

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according TO the following
TABLE OF RATES.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaIe...COntinued.

w ATCHNIAN-Relia man wishes en-
wv ployment as Waterman or other steady
work; can furnish bonds and reference. Adj
dress A. s., 3l2 Commercial st. 246 81
VARDMAN-A middle aged man wants a
l. situation as yardman, or any kind of
work; will make himself generally useful
around house and grounds. Address Sol
Chestnut st.
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EORT ST. 3S8-Larce front room, first
L floor; furnished; $40; also one with
LARGE closet 246
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ID OOMS-SulteS OF rO0mS TOM 20 rOOmS
N each in the new Ryne department
block, containing all modern improvements
for housekeeping; private baths, closets, ETC.,
hot and cold water, steam heat Inquire aft
ernoons at building at conjunction of St.
Peter and Wabasha SITS. and University
ay. j. D. Stutson, lessee. 246
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HOUSE-For rent, house of seven rooms,
II 1S7 Concord st. Apply George G.
Pound, 1856 Sibley st. 246
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DICE ST, 260-Nicely furnished front
IL room for one or two gentlemen, with
use of bath 246
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uOUSE-For rent. a nine-room house
II with well, cistern and cellar; also a
fve-room cottage with barn. Apply 165
Martin st. 24647
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

drug CLERK-Wanted, Scandinavian
u drug clerk; registered; one that speaks
German preferred. Address DR.. Hansen, 80
Cedar av., Minneapolis. 246-47
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pANFIL ST, 323-Two finely furnished
- front rooms for one or two gentlemen,
or man and wife. 246-7
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TNEAMSTER-Wante a man to drive
I team; one acquainted with the coal
business. Call to-day Sunday at Clio West
Seventh ST., corner Western av.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

uOUSE-For rent an e1ght-room brick
IL house, 2S6 Ramsey ST., with bath room
and closets, after the 25th of September; hot
and cold water Apply next door. 246
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I AUNDRESS-Want girl for light
IL laundry work and to otherwise make
herself useful about the kitchen, No Name
restaurant, 149 West Seventh st. 245-246
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NINTH ST, 90, EAST-One nicely fur
l nished room in private family, with use
of bath. 24546
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NTOKES-Two stores for rent for any
- kind of business; flats in the same
building; one of six rooms; two of five
rooms each. Corner Kent and st. Anthony
$50 and 500. 246
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OFFICE WORK-Position in architects
" Office, or any office work, by young lady
graduate High school, gifted in drawing,
mathematics and bookkeeping. Address
1913 Laurel ay
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

OOLLECTORS-W two men to col
~ lect and canvass; salary and commits
sion; call before 10 a. m. 81 Chamber of
Commerce. 245-46
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A GENTS WANTED-S75 a month and
II expenses paid any active person to sell
our goods: no capital required; salary paid
monthly; expenses in advance; particulars
free. Standard Silver-Ware Company, Bos-
Ton. Mass. $50
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

CALFSMEN-Three first-clasS statesmen;
- good salary TO competent men. Domes-
tic Sewing Machine company, "a East Sew
enth ST. 245-251
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SALESMAN An experienced clothing
~ salesman; prefer one can speak Irish.
s. Frank. ISL East Seventh St
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FOURTH ST, 81, WEST-For rent, q
l. large room on first floor, with or with
out board; suitable for two gentlemen.
245-47
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VALLEY ST, 49-Four or five rooms;
ground floor, citw water, and woodsed.
246-4S
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DOOMS-TWo furnished or UNFINISHED
IL rooms, desirable locality, in private
family, with or without board, to parties
giving good references. Address r %. Globe.
246
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D OBERT ST, 343 - Newly furnished
IN rooms; all modern conveniences; next
to German-American National bank Call
at Room 2. 239-246
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CANADA ST, 537-Near Tenth-Large
~ alcove room furnished, suitable for three
young ladies OIL gentlemen; breakfast if de-
sired: rent cheap. 242-4S
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TENTH ST, 81, WEST-Furnishe rooms
l. for rent; pleasant front room, with al
cove, with or without heat; also one side
room. 246
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D OBERT ST, 535-Front parlor, hand
IL somely furnished. also small room well
furnished and comfortable; all conveniences;
private house; terms reasonable. 242-246
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D OOMS-For rent, two pleasant connect
IN ing rooms, furnished, and three or four
rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Ad-
dress @ II, Globe. 246
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D confront alcOve room; steam heat,
LII gas and bath; suitable for two gentle
men. Apply at WOman's Exchange. 246
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HOUSE-For rentlS25; house No. 4lo
IL East Fifth ST., seven rooms; Phalen
water; will not rent for boarding or lodging.
Apply s. Bergman, 357 Jackson. 246
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

D OOMS-For rent, Sept. 8, four or five
III rooms, and barn for three horses and two
carriages; city water and sewer; only one
block from street cars; good neighborhood;
$50 Otsego av. John Swanson & Co., 206
East Seventh st. 246
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

TNRUSTY MAN-POsition of trust for a
L lively young man fond of travelling with
q DartV Address NJ %, Globe.
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FOR RENT.
ROOmS...COnfinue(

MACKUBIN ST., 22O-Furnished room
ll for single gentleman; modern con-
veniences: close to cable line. 243252
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

NESTMAKERS-Tw tirst-class vest
makers wanted at McGrath d Co.'S, 146
East Third ST
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D OOMS-SI2 per month; four rooms, up
IL stairs, with water and sewer. Address
693 East Fifth street. 245-248
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uOUSE-For rent, house $50 Ellen ST.;
LII ten rooms, water, bath, etc.; Apply to
A. Pierce, 491 Rice ST. 246-247
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p OOM-Neatly fusnished large alcove-
IL front room, use of bath, etc.. one block
from street car; one person only; sig a
month. 240 Carroll street Cup one flight.
245-247
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TENTH ST, 326, EAST-N1ce'y fur.
l. nished rooms for two or one gentleman,
with use of bath room; good location. 246-47
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CtANVASSERS-Te canvassers wanted
- commission or salary; experience not
necessary; must be men of good address.
Domestic Sewing Machine company, "a East
seventh ST. 245 .211
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SALESMAN-Wante a young man as
- salesman, collector, to learn our business;
must be willing to work at small pay to begin
with. Apply Monday at Superintendent,
from 10 to u, 272 East Seventh street, rooms
IL and -. 246
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VNTANTED-Ato once, man to take charge
w Of Office business. % East Seventh,
Room .. 246
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HOUSEKEEPER-An intelligent middle
IL aged woman wants position as practical
houSekeeper or seamstress; will take charge
OF infant; A No. L references given. Adj
dress E. H.. Globe. /
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NJ URSE-Wanted, situation by middle
~ aged lady to take care of sick or invalid;
willing to do light housework. Call 1927
West George st,
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WTANTED-Ay young man who can FUR
w nish $500 cash can get good posi-
ton; salary, $50 per month. Address " c,
Globe 243-46
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d OOMS-To three gentlemen, two pleas
IL ant front rooms, connected. nicely fur
nished, warmed; use of bath; st. Anthony
hill; ten minutes from Wabasha ST. cable
passes door. Address Il, Globe. GAG
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

nOUSE-Furnished house with steam heat
IL and with all modern ccnVeniences; will
rent cheap to right party. Inquire at 515
Ashland aV. 246-247
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

CARPENTER-Good carpenter wan ed,
y at 763 East Fourth. Call Monday morn