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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
MICHAEL DORIAN Il CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, ST
PAIL MINI

Grain and provisions bought and sold for
cash or future delivery. Commission one
fifth. Orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks on any stock exchange in the country
promptly executed. We have the only direct
private wire from ST. Paul ~ Chicago and
New York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10

New YORK. Jan. 9.-The market for cot
ton goods was very firm all descriptions, and
a very business was in motion. Prices ad-
vanced as follows: Merrimack shrtings,
Sac; Allen shirtings, sc; Berwick prints.
4s4e: Dunkirk prints, &c; Hills 36-inch
bleached cottons, Ac.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
J.J. WATSON, BRO. & HYNDMANN,
115 East Fourth Street,
REAL ESTATE AND NOR TGAcE INVEST
MEHTS.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
The Visible Supply.

grain on JAM z, as compiled by the secretary
of the board of trade, was as follows: Wheat.
1887, 100 bu; decrease. 564, S07 bu. Corn,
$780,, 754 bu; increase, 16S,. 224 blu. Oats,
1862, $40 bu; decrease, 80, III bu. Rye
3O0.556' bu: increase, $3.50 bu. Barley.
$500, 401 bu; decrease, 159. 12O. blu.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
GERMANIA BANK,

Alex. Ramsey, Pres. Anthony Yoerg,
Jr., V. Pr. VIM. Bickel, Cashier. p
nj. KerSt. Asst. Cashier
Corner Fifth and Wabashastreets, oppo-
site POStOffice.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
BRINGING A BREEZE.
How Salt Water Jack Propitiates the
Demon Of the Wind.
IN SEARCH OF A SURE SIGN.
Why Sailors Throw a Cat Overheard.
% Superstitions Cherished by Those
r. Who Live on Ships.

HAT is a very
pretty cat" said
a lady to a San
Francisco Alta
reporter yester-
day, referring
to a fine Persian
cat cOiled up ON
a rug. "But I
often W on d er
how / managed
to get her home
safe. You see,
l bought it in
Calcutta and
came home on a
sailing ship
around tn e
cape. Well, sir,
every time we
were becalmed
the S al OR S
-4-II $780, -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
NATIONAL INVESTMENT COMPANY

M . N Il z TO LO A N,
On improved real estate at lowest current
rates. No delays.
Room IS, German American Bank.
PETER BERKEY. President
c. g. JOHNSON. General Manager.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
BANK OF MINNESOTA,

Surplus 500, 900.
VIM. Dawson, Pres. RObt. A. Smith, V.
Pres. VIM. Dawson. Jr.. Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
FINCk & McCAULEY.

Commission Merchants and Lumber
mems Supplies.
Liberal advances made on consign-
ments Of grain. 322 Siblev ST., st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
SEVEN CORNERS BANK
FGid Up CAPITAL 100000.

R. M. Newport. President
W. B. Evans, Cashier
Michael Defel, Vice President.
c. A. Hawks. Asst Cashier
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10

3uL JACKsON STREET,
GRAIN, PROVISION d STOCK BROKERS
D1ect private wire 10 ali markets. Promp
attention given 10 orders by mail orwire
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
ST. PAUL UNION STOCKYARDS CO.,
SOUTH ST. PAUL.
Ready Cash Market for Hogs,
LIVE STOCK.
South ST. Paul Stock Yards.

Eight cars of hogs and one of cattle were
received yesterday at South st. Paul. Prices
were steady and firm with an active market
The following are the sales of hogs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
w. 3. STEPHENS&Co

Oil, UKAIN ana STUCK BRUkERS.
Direct private wire to all markets Prompt
attention given TO orders by mail or WIRE
1873 East Fifth ST., ST. Paul; $40 HenDepjn
av., Minneapolis Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
Milwaukee Produce

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 9-Flour steady. Wheat
dull; cash, 76lsc: May, S2xc. Com lower;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
PEID UP CAPITAL

Corner OF Fourth and Jackson Sts.. ,
st. Paul, MINI.
PAID UP CAPITAL, 100000
Albert Scheffer, President.
p. H. Kelly, First Vice President. /
Chas. KittelsOn, Second Vice President.
Herman Scheffer. Cashier.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
WALKER g. CO.,

Members New York Stock Exchange and Chit
cagO Board of Trade.
OFFICES: New York Al Broadway: ST. Paul
Gilfllan Block; Chicago, Pacific Av.
STOCK, GRAIN, PROVISION, COTTON AND
OIL BROKERS.
Direct wires from our Office in st. Paul. No.
! Gilfillan Block, to New York Stock EX-
change and Chicago Board of Trade
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
OTHER MARKETS
Cincinnati Whisky.
Dry Goods.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9.-Whisky steady: sales.
1,422 bbls finished goods Oh basis of 81 .O5.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
&. e CIAE

$50 Jackson Street, st. Paul.
BUTTER. EGGS AND POULTRY
CoNsIGNMENTs SOLICITED
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10

Total. Ia, s47 ,440 14,959,719 1851, 433
Duluth stocks increased past week. 62.1S9
Minneapolis and st. Paul stocks, dec. 1SI, 465
General visible decrease of wheat. 564, SO7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
r. m. NEWPORT & SON,
Investment Bankers,
f52, I53 and f54 Drake Block, St. Paul.
MINI.
Buy and Sell Stocks Bonds and Real Estate
Quotations of Stocks and Bonds

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.-Stocks and bonds
closed at the following prices bid:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
fIttern bon frifbem beu.

8efanntli9 bat neues 6eu einen itarfen
@eru6, pel6er bon peri6ieOenen 9tie6itOf7
fen berritbrt, 10 baB ieine Nusbiinftung
ni6t aIetn bel aberdeen, lonoern mitunter
ielbit bel 4ferben, beionOerS in eltgen StdGz
len, @ingenommerbett bes SCOPES berporz
ruft. Der bDbere g8aiiergebaIt, BEN eS in
frii6em 3uitanbe bel Dem @inbringen mod
beiibt, minoert ii6 betm Bayern, inoem eS
tparm miro unb Seu6tigfett Derbunitet.
Sci bieiem BrpseB bes NuSi6ipibens, nell
der etnige Woden in Qlnipru6 nimmt, per>
liert ii6 aud Der itarfe @eru6 uno Der anz
fdngli6 9leidfals p%orbanoene itren8e &C.
i0maf. 90 lal1ge bas aber ni6t gei6eben,
bat Der @enuB beS frii6en 6eues pielIGItt7
ger @rfabrungen sufolge bel Yferben tpte bel
Jttnoern bdufig i6pere GerDauun9sitOrun7
gen peruria6t, Die mitInter nit itarfer
Bld6iu6t ober nit beftigen 6irnconoeltto7
men, au6 nit folgenbem 8erfo6len oer6utz
ben tparen unO gar ni9t ielten tOOtli6 enz
0eten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
unfrdut.

Die &lagen iber bte Observation-Disclosures
6er Seloer 0ernebren it9 bon Sa6r gu sSa6r.
Cine Wfen9e perorieBlt6er Nrbetten miro
6aour6 peranlaBt unO trob aaeOem ni9t
ieiten Der erbpffte Grtrag erbe6Ii6 gei9ntd7
lert, pen1 ntdt guns IN Srage geltelt. Ser
Sarmer bat ben Sooen rein ilberfomn1el1,
erinnert ii6 ni6t, 6aB er l1nfraut geiGet
bat un6 bod lit Is ba; es i6etnt Der &ultur
auf benz SuBe 81 folgen, glei6 tpie Die
9etnoe oes W2eni6en aus benz Sbierret6 -
Sic Staten. 9aS l~tnfraut genauer 5t be-
i9reiben lit tpeoer n0tbtg nod m0glt6, oen1t
ietne 9lrten itnb aabaos un6 Die ~genaueite
8ei6reibung unb bic bette &enntniB fam
6erert Ma9Stbum nl6 Nusbreitung ni6t
~berbin6ern. Od Dilft mn nerft6Gtiger
6leiB, benn Die MitteI 3ur 8ertilgung 6es
llnfroutes iinb in eriter 2inie gang ougemeiz
ner Notur. Seer fDnnte beltn audi bic W1tlz
lionen Bflan3en, Die nt6t auf bas oeaderte
1tn6 beltellte 6elo gebDrett, etn3eln ausiGten
uno aussupfen =? = tppmit aber ni6t 9elagt
iein lol, DaB Der 6armer bu11berte W1ole an
elmer Oiftelpflan3e a6tlos noriibergebe, ba
bob Elm @riff nit Der 6anb n6er elm Std
nit Dem Spaten 81 oeren 8ertil9u1lg gez
nii9t. @s gibt Sage unb Stun6en beir1
TSarmbetriebe mo- Die 2Diung ausgegeben
fDeroen ioDts: gtQe 5dnbe, groB un6 fletn,
auf 6as SelD CUR 8erttlgung oes l1nfrauteS!
0lber Die 6auptarbett muB Ser Sarmer ielbit
Derribten, in6em CT Dem 8obel1 cine 3tpef7
mdBige 8earbeitung angeoetben ldBt. &i6z
tige 8obenbearbeitung nnO cine g~eeianete
9Sru6tfolge iinb Die beiten Mfittel CUR Ser
ttlgung 6es untrautes i'm @roBen. unb
Oa Der 6armer aud in bic !3utunft ie6en
muB, 10 tpir6 it9 ietne GbGtigteit ntdt nur
auf Sic 9ertilgung bes i6on %porbanbenen
ltnfroutes bei6rGrfe1, ionbern CT mirb belz
fen Q(uftommen iiber6aupt beidrdnfen oOer
gang b%erbinOern. Dies gei6iebt, inOem
man einerleits bic 8erme6rung bes l~1ntrauz
tes bur6 Somen Derbin6ert, anoererieits
ben unfrautpflanaen Die 8a6stbums6ebinz
Qlnaen nit1n1t. Ser Sarmer muB baber
Steie bier 0fecepte ftets unb gu 9eeigneter 3eit
anrpenoer, bann miro er audi oes l%lnfrautes
balo 6err perben unb Elm reines 6elo be-
fommen. Wfan fam getroit iagen, DAB 6as
llnfraut Bic babe 9lrbeit beS Sarmers fir
fi6 nimmt, ebenio bic babe 8obertfraft unb
bod wini9t ia tein Sarmer, oaB er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
a6er bur6 SnedmdBige @intbeilung Der
Sru6tfolge bermieben tperoen fann.
ueber Braunbeubereituno

@enn IS alt6 nt1t besmeifelt iper6en
fam, DAB I'M ~NIgen1einen Die 0orrbeube7
reituu9 ben 8or3ug per6ient, 10 fDtnen
nt6ts0eitomeniger 8erbGltniiie etntretett,
bic Die 8ereitun9 bon 8raur1eu DortDetl>
batter eri6etnen laiien. 0as Gerfabren 1T
Stpar alt, tpiro cher lei6er gu 1penig angee
tpe1oet, neil maj 1t6t 9e1ug oamtt pere
trdut lit. SD6al0 man letne Wor3llge bel
unit9erer Witterltng bat fennen 9elernt,
tptro man eS bGuftger in Nr1tpenoung brtn1
gen. Sft lit eS bon GROCER 8eoeutung oh
mani etntge Sage frilber 0aS 6eu in ben
S6ober brtngen fam, ia man fann lagen,
baB oaour9 sutpetlen elm 9an5er S6nttt
g~erettet meroen farm. 8elonoerS Der &lee
leioet iebr BET lGngerem 2iegen our6 SbaI
ooer Ytegen. 0tun fam er aber BET Der 8e7
rettltng BON 8raunbeu i6on eingefabren
tperoen, iobal6 er gut a6Qetpelft Ooer 10
troden lit, 6aB 6etm 9reben zines Q8tl6eS
feline Seu6tt9feit nebr dustritt. Dies 1T
gemetnlglt6 am dnDern Sage nad Dem
WfGbe Der Sal. 8etm @tni6obern IN Der
S6eune ober auf benz Sel0e en1pfteblt eS
iib, l6i6tentpeiIe, nit ieoer 9aoung, ettpa
IS Quart SalS etn3uitreuen rno Die Gaz
gen gut feit3lttreten, 0arntt tetne 0oblrdI me
entfteben. Die uberite Sage iiberoedt ma
1tart NIT StrDD, DelCDeS ats 0ufltfdll9 CT
fir Die gauge Waiie btent. Sn lltge fd9r
sebn Sage1 trttt cine nt6t unbeoeuttenbe
GripGrmung Elm, na6 pel6er Der &lee mie>
Der almdbli6 ab9efiiblt uno Oann ni6 nlr
Elm poItommen trodeneS, lonoern audi Dor
8erberbniB Qeii6ertes Sutter BARTLETT, bas
ben @eru6 beS 8raun6eueS g%eponnen, bon
Sarbe ettpas griiner lit unb aIem 8ieb porz
treffli6 munoet. Sn etntgen @egenoen
9eutid)lnnb'S miro nit Dem 8telengras
Ghnli6 perfabren, nannentli6 fir ia1reS
@ras bGlt man oteie 8ereit1n9stpeiie fir
berbeilernb. Die 6altptbebtngung lit, baB
0as 6eu gut feitgetreten unO nit elmer itar>
fen Strobla9e oerie6en pirO. 8Gbrenb Der
@rbiBung tit bafiir Gorge 5u trngen, OaB
baS 6eu itd rltqeitort ii6erGaHen bletbe, ba
es beionoers ihGoli6 lit, penn md6reno biez
Jet 3eit Oul6 8etreten II. . 10. ein DRUID
auSgeiibt tptrO, inoem ieOe Sulphur et1en
mdGtigen S6tmmclfled bil0et. Sat Ser
6aufen it6 abgefiiblt, ipobet CT fat I'M elm
0rittel Suiammeniinft #, bann lit ale @efa6r
beiettigt. gStro oaS 6eu auf Oieie gSeiie
%bebanbelt, bann trttt nie S6imrnelbtlOung
etn urb man bat fir ietn 8ie6 bas benf6ar
%oeiuuoelte SHUTTER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
Observation-Disclosures Brieffaiten.

6errn 6arrD 6aas, Serre 6aute, Snb.
SIN Der nG6iten Summer tperoen Sic Die
Sortlebung iiber 9abafsbau fin6en.
!6rn. 9. ISM. 2esrS, Sigel, 81. QSie ntd6t
man Die QuSlaat bon QinOeniarnen BASS
wood Tilia) ? Our G%r5iebung itarfer Sim
5snpflGn5lt1ge lGet mani i'm SGatbeet auf
gut pDrbereitetem 8oben in 2 3ol ttef e9ttl>
len ben San1en 9ans blot, 10 DAB &orr at
Gorn ltegt, rno beOedt i'm etllen baben Boil
tief. Der Game fetntt meiitcnS crit I'M
stpeiten Sabre. Die StpeiiG6rigen gflGn3>
6en iperoen u1ngepflan,t (Derl6ult; CUR
@rSiebung itarfer 9flGnSlinge empfieblt it6
cine Stpeite llmlegung I'M 4Slan5beet. 9a
sic l6retben, oaB sic bisber fein @liiG
bamit 6atten, lit IS pobl an9eSei9t, Sic
oarauf aulmerfiam su MAIDEN, oaB euro
p6ti6e Qlrten bier bGufig ~periagen. SIS
giebt bret Nrten, Die bier betnliid limb, BON
oenen eS a6er nod mande Nbarten 9tebt.
9aS lit Die SilberltnOe ct. alba Ait.) un0
Die S6tpar3lirbe ct. americana B. unO T.
glabra Vent.), mel6 lebtere belonoers in
inherent 9toroen uno in Ganaoa por7
fp1nnten.
Serrn $. N., Ser. SIT es tpa6r,
odB man Sic Gei6le6tsbtlbun9 BET Dem
9tinbpie6 beeinfluiieu tam? Trob alien
@rrungeni6aften Der Wiiicnibaft ulto quiz
merfiomer 8eoba0tlngen lit bie5 nod imz
mer Elm perbdLtniBmGBig bunfler 8organg.
SoDiel tpeiB man, 0dB Die Sertlt6feit CScs
BEN uno <mo) Bic 9taiie uno bic Sahresz
5ette1 einen @tnfluB Daben auf Ods @e>
i6lehtspsrDGltniB uno Die @ei6le6tSbtls
Dllng bel OauSthterelt, dber tpaDrl6ellltD
MIR ourd Germittelung Der @rnGDrutg Der
Sru6t int Wfutterleibe. Die tparme Sab
reSSeit, tpelAe Die SreBluit uno GrndDrulg
bes 8ieDeS bera6ieBt, begitnittgt Die lndlllt7
lt6e @eldle6ts6tlDung; Die falte Sabres7
Sett, tpelGe Die SreBluit ltetgert, bic tpetb>
li6e. 9aS Nlter uno Die gel6lehtltOe
&raft, b~esiebungStpetle bte gel6le6tltGe 8e>
enipru6ull9 Der mGnnliden Gr5euger boz
ben feinen GinfluB. 0as Qlter Der ipetbltz
6en .@r3eu9er unO 6ie @rnd6rung Der
Tru6t I'M Mutterleibe beetnfluiien 0aS @e7
UNDERSTANDING unO Die charlottesville
bung tbrer Trildlte in Der g8etle, DaB I'M
NQgenletnen Gritlinge uno jInge Wtlttter,
melde iDre Sri0te better erndhren 0ls alte,
DerbGltniBn1GBtg mebr tpetblt6e Srltdte,
alte Wtiitter mebr nldnnlide er5eu8en. See
ben oem @influiie Der @r1GbrunG auf Die
@ei6le6tSbiloung Der Sril6te millen IT'D
aber nod anoere, 6tSber nt6t ertorlhte Gtn>
flitiie geltenO MAIDEN, neil ellt ul1o oer1elbe
peibltde @rseu9et i'm gletben @rndbrungSs
Sultnroe ni6t INNER DaS gletde 0el6lebt
erseugt. @ege1 oieier nod unbefanntel1
@tnfliiiie lit Sic beltimmte Goralslage oes
@ei6le6tes unm0gli6. Sour nit 8oDree
i6einlt6feit ldBt ii6 DDralslagell. oaB
iunge un6 gut gendbrte Wiitter perDdltntBz
mdBtg ntebr meibli6e Sun9e, alte uno
16le6t oenGbrte Miitter Notwithstanding
mebr mdnnli6e Surge gebGren iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
DR. E2ADWAX'S
Regulating Pills,

Oos 9robe &ebers mo ma9enzR etlrnittel.
@unfontmct pur8trcmoe, GinOermoe &bftibrs
1nitteI, totrfeI Obte Sd1mer5, tets SiOers
I1iii9 INTO HGtIrtiG IN ibrer @irfut9.
@paIt6noia gei9moelo3. idDn taHoirt nit Sra9ont.
p%urgtren. reguitrel, %reini9en, Idu0ern uno ~trdftigen
lie. &abnaps 4ilen iIr bic SetIlIg ppn olen Stns
rlln9en be3 WlngenS, ber 2eber G1ngepeioe. 9tierer,
9laie, ppn gterncntrantbeiten R~opii6mera Yers
i~topiing, 3ortlet6igfeit, SnbigeIttor. 9Dspepiie, @ol-
~leuleibem, Gieber, Gnt3inonu9 Der @in9cmeioe. 9da
morrbpiben un0 aaet 3erriitturqcr Der ttnereI
&beiIe. gtur aus @fnu3el 81 6ereitet. ipeber 0nctfiil.
ber, nod Ottreralieu ooer lD6OIi6e 9rD9neH ent9aL1
tend.
ES~ 8eaDtet bic Folgenben, BON StDrlngen bee
0erbauunSsorgan berrIbrenDen SUlrptonte:
9eritopIung, %ttnerltde 9dmorr6Oioen, glltonbrarts
nn9 benz &optc. iberI6iilige 4taaeui1ure, uebelteit,
Spo6reHner, gfeI Dor Spetie, 8ol9elt ooer S6Dere
int llagen, iaures AuFItoBeu, Sinteu ober 9riitel in
her oer3grube, 8euOmmeubeit oeS &ppies, beidleus
nigtes ooer I6lpereS Atbenl. Ser5betlemmuug, euI
@efi6[ bes neutrality-suspicious. poer @ritifen3, tpenn
man in Iie9enoer Stelun9, @nntte ooer 9teBe i'm Ssb=
freiS, Sieber ooer oumpfer Sbmer3 i'm &opf. ntaugels
bafte @usbiiuftuug. gelhe S1rbun9 Der 9out unb
@ugen. Sdmera in Der Sette. 8rult ben BItcoeru uuo
1IDBll1e5 9eiBmerben. Srenneu i'm SSleli1.
9tur ipetl9e 0pien Don vt q blpaD PtIIen lper.
ben 6oS SDitem nou alien ben poengenannten Setoet
befreien.
0rciS % GcmtS per e1a6teI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
IamNmtrtbr1 aftltdtes.

E- Observation-Disclosures Segenftanbe betrefenoe
iiuo on Serrn 0ottlieb SemMinsbooen,
9 10 arb, WebraSfa. au ridteu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
Wtdtto fir Wdnner.

ueber 1000 @remplore 1bes in ben @paGten oieIer
3eitung ange3eigten ons9e3eibneten sgn4es, Ser
Monat5 e969eiebt, un6 iiuO mir left 69nom
iberaeu9t, boB jebes b%erIel6en in ba5 6ou5 BEG
@onblperters, 6orlters unO establishments, iotpie
SrpIt, 6rieoeu unb s liidieIt9fctt 9ebro9t
bat. SOFTEN mir, boB burdl bic lg~ertbpo1Iru
Nat1i0 Il q beS nJtettuu9S=anfers" il III b benz
non ~nubloIen ipgenonnten elettrii6eu @ilrtetr. uno
Der @~erfaiier lp~ertbloier 9brttten, bic Nicbt5 ais Die
Musbeutung tbrer Cpier b%e3nefet, et1 b~olotges Sn0e
bereitet merbe. Sizes lit inner ouIriGtiger Duni0.
Ser nRettun9s=gtnter, " $50 Getten nit pieler unturgc.
treuen @ilberu, iptrb fir % @entS i'll @oitmorten frel
Inc woblperpact i'll etnem ulbebrndtet umi0laJe
be riouot. Noreiie: 9eutIde5 6ei(Snftitut, IL @liuton
4l ace, ytelu Dprf. 81. y. gu G6ico9o beim 8ut99anbs
ler q. s. SdlmpLfn. 276 .. ylortb gtOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23

@ebt fi9er urS ~berlaugt SC a b 10 a y 8 urb Iebt bar
ouT. boB itb bet ytame st a b a y" ouf benz. pas
Hhr fault. befiHoet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-07-23
@rcia 25 @cmts per e@a6teI.
9t4t SoS WttbItf1t,,t !

Gdift 8ricTlnorfe an 9ia6lpoD & g., 81 Marren
Street, Stem Dort oils Qorto fir unier belebreuoes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-30
Rev. Sam Jones' Liberality
Ei,on, the Mem Yort Tribune


If revivalists like Moody, Harrison, Jones and
Small were to lay up the treasure of nickels
dimes, quarters. halves and dollars collected for
them from congregations of Sinners they would
soon become rich. But they dare not save their
money 1t must go 10 one charity or another
if for no other purpose than TO keep up appear.
ances No preacher can fatten on religion, and
retain his influence for good in any community
These evangelists have wonderful power of
loosening the purse-strings, yet you never hear
one make an appeal in his own behalf. At the
Trinity Baptist church, the other day, it WIS
amusing to hear the white haired deacon who
took up the collection. whisper at the door of
each pew, Brethren, remember this collection is
for Brother Small" Sometimes he found il
necessary to repeat the admonition. in order to
secure that comforting demonstration OF prac
teal christianity which fills basket or plate
with clinking coin. Moody, Harrison and Small
are known TO be poor, but an impression gains
ground that Sam Jones has amaSSed consider
able property. Speaking of his co-laborer Mr..
Small says: you cannot conceive of the
enormous burdens that Mr.. Jones has to carry
or rather what would be burdens to any other
man. The drain on his purse is excessive, vet
he never tires of giving. He has standing
agreement with the people of his native town
that he will go halves with them in any enter
prise started for the good of the community.
One OF the burdens in which he takes peculiar
pleasure is the purchase of collins for the decent
burial of pennilcss negroes. Negroes have
horror of being buried by the county. which,
they believe, makes their bodies legitimate
prey for the medical colleges. Never month
passes that MIR Jones does not supply from four
to eight collins
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-30
Remember Your own Counting Days
From the Son Francisco Chronicle.

The old folks couldn't stand it much longer
There he was night after night in the parlor
with Jennie, and all sorts of hours would pass
and he wouldn't go | don't think they minded
that much, but il used 10 worry them TO be
woke up with a start every now and again. You
know how IL Is yourself, don't you? You re-
member when you courtedsweet Jessie-for the
matter OF that you may remember no longer
ago than last night-the long pauses, the mean
ingless pauses, when you forgot the old folks
were overhead and expected you to talk a good
deal to their daughter l will not give you away.
You know there were no dir waves possible
when you had shut off the supply necessary.
You know that Jessie suddenly said:
"Oh, Willie! What will papa and mamma
think We must make some noise"
She then began TO play very loudly upon the
piano. Will people ever really believe that the
old folks are deceived by sudden noises and gay,
loud laughter and a commonplace remark in a
loud tone, and all the other transparent lodges
sweethearts use when they are counting? Why,
they have been there themselves. and they can
tell when you steal a kiss in the middle of a SEN
tence But these interruptions are very useful.
They break up the monotony of the thing and
give you a chance to begin all over again.
dare say the old lady smiles as she sits at her
knitting when Jessie opens the door and cries:
"Oh. mamma! are you therey'
Yes mamma says, and-goes on knitting.
Mamma knows that Willie thought he heard a
sound outside. and Jessie had to give an excuse
for going outside to see IL it was her mother
No No. What If Willie does steal kiss or
two and JeSsies hair is just a tritte out of curl
and her cheek is just tritie redder than the
weather iustifies. and there's a long. long hair
of brown on Willie's coat collar? Only as she
sits and knits she dreams OF the time when her
Willie came and courted her, and the happy
summer nights, and their moonlight and their
balnly odors, and the stormy winter evenings
when the fire cracked with delight and her
brown hair rested on his shoulder as they sat
and listened in silent happiness TO the roaring
gale and the dashng rain. SO court on, happy
youth. The years fly past fast enough, and
there are sorrows and responsibilities breads
and fears TO come for us ALL"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-11-30
BRIGHT BITS

photograph? 1t will store up everything you
say and repeat it to you. Want one?
Omaha Man-No; got wife.-OnldhG World.
GEoGKAPHicAL.- Dis, children" said col
ored teacher, distributing a paper among the
members of her class in sunday school, lis de
GrSh Pis'tor Huh tell We about Parish, the
capt ob France. "-HG1per's Bd2dr
WHAT THEY THINK OF EACH orHER.-"what
is the difference between the alo-
If her husband, Oh he replied, the alo-
paths think the homeopaths are not ortho-
4ocs Life.
ToM-Got toothache: Why don't you have
it o1tg
Bob Well, don't mind having leg off but
Tom Well. have leg off then; it will take
your mind off the tooth.-LUe.
LAwYER-You want suit brought against
defendant for breach of promise? He asked
jou plainly to marry him?
Young Lady-He said he wanted me to be his
typewriter.
Lawyer-We can get 5000 sure.-Denue,
Republican.
TRAMP Ito partner)-Did the old man give you
anything, Bill?
Particularly.
Tramp-What did you say to him?
Par;ner-I asked him if he could help poor
man who was out of work. and he said he could
give me some work. Times seems to be gettin'
wuss every day.-Loadon Tid-Bits
BETTER AT PREACHISG-''I think you would get
aiong better if you didn't whip your children so
mucn," remarked Mrs. Whalem. There is
nothing like kindness after ALL"
Perhaps you are right, my dear" replied
her neighbor of the next floor. by the way,
what an awful noise that man made who was
putting down your carpet this morning"
I'VE DIDN'T have any man." she returned.
You must have just heard me spank the baby
Judge.
GEORGE (aetat Ooh, -
Mother-My dear Georgia. how dare you say
such a bad, wicked word? You're a very
naughty boy How dare you. sir?
Georgie-Well, papa says it.
Mother (sternlyl-Never mind what papa
saws.
Georgie-You said yesterday, always mind
what papa says.
Mother colapses for want of suitable repair
tee.-Totcn Topics
HUsBAND-My dear, didn't you say you once
owned parrot and it. got away?
Wife-Yes, poor poor Poll
WAS it large green bird with Roman nose
billy
Yes, yes. Have you seen it?"
'Well, there is a parrot on Green street which
| think may have been yours"
How lovely! Did it keep asking for crack
ers?'
mo, it kept asking for money. "-Philadel-
| Dhid Record