St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-22

of the ladies' present were Mesdames
DR.. A. w. Edwards, Bean, Drew, A.
Wallace, Webb, Chamberlin, K. Clark,
Bushnell and l.; II. Batchelder; Misses
Lillian Hammond, Janney, Lena Put
nam, Jessie Evans, Winnie Hoyt, Mar
tina Clark, Minnie, Ada and Ella DuOr,
Lizzie and Eta Higgins, Hattie Rose,
TennysOn, Gillette Evans, Wood. Web
ster, Blackwell, Essie Bushnell, Mary
Bennett and Emma Kennedy.
A party of the Hall young ladies, on
the invitation of DR.. and Mrs. Osborn,
attended CONCERT given by the North
western Conservatory of Music Monday
There were In the party the Misses Ger
trude Southwick, Emma Richardson,
Mabel Ransom, G.. Yetter, Gertrude
Seager, Winnie e. Hoyt and Miss Moi
fit.
The Junior ladies, as class, have
been the first to take advantage of leap
year privileges, and Friday evening
gave their classmates and few of their
friends sleigh ride and supper. The
party comprised Misses Maggie Share,
Martha Clark, Mabel Ransom, Mary
Bennett, Essie Bushnell and Mrs. w.
II. Morgan, Messrs. S. +. KerfOOt, III. Il.
IL,
gan and E. E. McCrea.
The Senior contest for the HOdgson
OratOrical prizes will occur on next
Friday night. The contestants number
three, and the following will be their
subjects: G. S. Perry, claw and An
| archy." E. A. Montgomery "What of
the Republic?" E. E. McBrea, "Prac-
| tical Church Union"
The Chautauqua circle will meet this
week at the residence of Miss f. Clark.
The debate will be led by Mrs. s. B.
Warner, and will be as to whether poll
tics can ever be purified as long as sa-
| looms remain in existence.
Mrs. G. 81. Hazard gave a supper to
the ladies of the w. G. 7. U. on last
| Thursday evening.
Miss Austin, of the State university,
| was the guest of the Miss Clark on Mon
day last.
w. A. Settle, former member of 'SS,
| is visiting friends in Hamline.
Miss Ewindale returned to her home
in MOOrhead last week,
II. l.. Crandell. of Drayton, OAK,
| visited a number of the Dakota boys on
Wednesday.
has lately arrived at the ladies' hall.
d.
| turned home last week.
Copy of letter from Frank r. Milli-
| ken, ESQ.,: SacO, Me-, Dec. Is, 1857
Mexican Pulque Company. Jersey City,
n. J.-Gentlemen: The case of our
little granddaughter may be of interest
| to you, as it has been to our friends.
A little more than year ago she be-
| gan to fail in health; but, as her mother
hof ri
consumption, not much thought was
| given her, except something to relieve
| her cough, which was very troublesome.
| After the mothers death, however. it
became evident that unless something
could be done to build up her failing
| strength, and the disease which was so
| lnsidiOusly preying upon her constitu-
ton could be arrested, she must soon
follow her mother and sister. Her
| bowels blOated badly, she had bad
cough, severe night sweats, and diar-
rhea. Although the family physician
| did his best, and many prescriptions
from eminent consulting physicians
were used, she continued to fail, and
medicines disagreeing with her stomach
were discontinued. She was unable to
sit up or be dressed, and her eyes were
so weak she could not bear the light.
This was her condition when a physi-
clan advised the use OF Mexican PulGue.
we commenced its use without much
faith as to any beneficial results. How
ever. in short time she began to i'm
prove, and the improvement continued
until now she is fat and rosy, sings and
plays about, and has a good appetite.
We know Pulque has produced the re-
suit referred to above, as it was the only
medicine used after she began to take it.
have used Pulque and been benefited
by it. We fully believe in the wonder
full curative properties of PulQue, and
recommend it to all suffering from vast
ing diseases. Respectfully yours,
[Signed] FRANK r. MIIIKEN.