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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The survivors of the Second Minnesota
cavalry viii meet at the Merchants hotel. St
Paul, Saturday at 2 O'Clock. at which time
United States Marshal Campbell and G. r,
Howard will report of their conference with
the state commission IN regard to the prep
aration of the regimental history.
The Ladies Sewing society of the St. Peters
a. NJ. f. church is to hold fair on NicoI-
let avenue. beginning March %. The church
will also give concert at Labor Temple.
Feb 26, in which many local celebrities will
participate. On March 5, Mrs. Prof. Ray
mond and her jubilee quartette will give a
concert at the church. Mrs. Fannie Hall. a
talented young elocutionist, OF Chicago, will
take part in both the entertainments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17
CONSUMPTION,

IN its first stages, can be successfully
checked by the prompt use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral. Even in the later
periods of that disease, the cough is
wonderfully relieved by this medicine.
"I have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral
with the best effect in my practice.
This wonderful preparation once saved
my life. 1 had constant cough, night
sweats, was greatly reduced in flesh,
and given up by my physician. One
bottle and a half of the Pectoral cured
me."--A. j. Edison, NJ. D., Middleton,
Tennessee.
"Several years ago was severely i'll.
The doctors said was in consumption,
and that they could do nothing for me,
but advised me, as last resort, to try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. After taking
this medicine two OF three months I
was cured, and my health remains good
to the. present day. James Birchard,
Darien, Conn.
Several years ago, on a passage home
from California, by water, 1 contracted
SO severe a cold that for some days 1
was confined to my state-room, and q
physician on board considered my life
in danger. Happening to have bottle
of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, I used it
freely, and my lungs were soon restored
to healthy condition. Since then 1
have invariably recommended this prep
aration."-J. 3. Chandler, Junction, Va.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

Calhoun Lodge No. 90, A. o. q. W.,
gave a dance atDahl's hall Friday even
Ing. The reception committee were T..
w. Fitzgerald and r. A. Plummer, and
the floor managers c. w. Rartwig and
+. X. Mcdonald,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

H. C. Chaplin, who for nine years has been
the manager of the Minneapolis DEPARTMENT
of the Pioneer Press, has resigned his posi-
ton TO take the position of managing editor
of the Duluth Tribune. We fear Harold IS
going away from home-The Register.
OF course he is, as be is going to Du-
luth. When Harold comes back he will
return.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

Harvey Kicker and DR.. George E.
Kicker will probably breathe easier
when the Kicker case is over. There's
no telling what the evening paper may
do when there is such similarity OF
names.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17
PINNACLE POINTS,

Twas given out with mighty noise
That some misguided little boys,
Seif-styled the p. o. ). of A,
Would for some U. S. bunting pay,
And TO the breeze these banners cast,
If some one would supply the mast.
But since that time some mighty brain
Possessed by some cold son of Maine
Has formed plan. albeit thin,
To rake the nimble dollar in.
Instead Of giving up their cash,
They, truly. are not quite so rash.
They'll give mammoth jubilee
And charge you for the tickets-see?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17
Ponular ouotations:

The labor unions are to keep watch
on members who smoke other than
union-made cigars. The pnbiic at large
has been led to suppose that labOring
men are in luck to get even square
meal without the cigars.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

Apostle Whitney is in the roofing bus
inesS. and works above the earth. Here
is a possible reason for his assumption
of SacredneSS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

During his lecture on pulpit Eccen-
tricities," Rev. NJ. ID. Shutter will eX-
hihit stereOptic pictures of Golightly
MOrrll's boxing gloves.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

The Journal should change its gossip
head to saturday Stop" There is a
pronounced taste to salad.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

"a PERSONAL in an evening paper adj
Vertises for a gentleman TO assist a
young widow in starting boarding
house. 1t is needless to say that none
but an unattached" gentleman is
wanted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

Miss Amelia B. Edwards is authority
for the statement that the ancient Egyp-
tians used beer. This will be shock
to those fossils who have always firmly
believed that beer is an abOminatiOn in
vented by the wicked Democrats.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

What fat time old man Osiris and
his friend Lady HothOr must have had
with all those cakes and drinkables. 1t
must have been almost as good as being
q preacher after a donation or pOnnd
party.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

The dear, good ladies of the ". c. 7.
u. met yesterday and worked them
selves, needlessly, into hyStericai con-
ditiOn concerning the recent order OF
the health department concerning the
reporting of infectious diseases.
Resolved, That we denounce the order as
illegal, unrighteous and deceptive. illegal
because houses of prostitution are contrary
To law, and therefore may not be practically
licensed or cherished by our officers; un-
righteous because its aim is not reformatory,
and because it is partial, since diseased men
are not included in the quarantine; decep-
five, because it is only delusion and q
snare.
As no quarantine has or Is to be or
dered, and as the health officer is only
acting in accordance with a state law
he is sworn to enforce, the resolutions
fall rather fiat. Really, ladies', wouldn't
it be a good thing for you to emulate the
example of the Congregational pastors
and Investigate before you illuminate,
so you can be sure you know what you
are talking about?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-17

A shocking case of restitution has
been reported TO the health Office from
right here in Minneapolis, and all this
time the heather lives on fat missionary
and wears red wooden shirts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
Tea! estate 10 Cfrhanse

-A.-FOCK.STORY private mansion,
a. i.cnoN I'M near Jth-aye. - II. Md,
I.Ud.r. construction. richly decorated and
furni,,,d; al-l family clrriagc~. hoI-e>.
H.: via sell or cNcndnec Tor incomc-Iay-
receive attention fNi pa'acui1I> must Dee
Stat + oi piop,ijs offered principals only
dealt with. Adsrr-s OWNER. los sol,
Tribune Uptown once. LIS broadway.
A FIESI-CLANS house. near the PARK,
"A cNchanc. for country scat or farm.
HOYT & ELWLLL. l31 Broadway.
q HAVE PEOPlEIA 40 i}ensanhurst.by.
| tbe-Sea worth about - 500 viii |
would exchange for IrOoIvH property Of
ahout same value. Address A, Bon :,
Tribune Oi.ce.
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&elp O1nnlco.

AGLNI, WANTED. either ,.'. IN every
~ Htft. 1ld county oao oi tnr lt-t I..iJ
Hing invention. ui.p iWD o'l'r good aitl-
tirs. c1h car.t ali lu pocket over 200 ID r
.cnt profit, LEWIS MANlFG co..
Florence. Mas
Maleh
4 NAN Of common sens. 1rd fair .rds-
u m-nt. one NhuI cmpi0't r IN tI-t
while absent 10 take order, I'D col c"i d. a.
cf.f" -ai1ry o. comm. nee. "itl iu" IN. 20
adN1ncemcnt n ueAt panty. y. /. .iIp.
co.. "a Roadt--t.
A DVERTI ,lMLNTS HOl; THE NLN-
n YORK IRIBtNE WILL ~ III.
OEINED At THE UPTOWN or ICES,
MI a1i o. nl'.' S7o W y%tei rmla,, r ,..
conner Sth-ayc. IL ~lXlh-aN". 1913 20 lith-
ave. corner F0urt,cnth.s,.; go lhifd at".
nesr. SIAty. tlrst.st; l,7os. l.!l-to,....i LOG
W,st Forty .cOnd-st ! O92 to.nlh. =.
ave. 60 Librrty-st. % Avenue A; 81
Ihid.nyc.. and the HARLEM OFFICE.
10 Fa-t Oue-huudrcl -and-tw rty-ifth--t.,
up 70 p. NJ. 10 regular oih'p rate
~ YOu ARE OUI or EMrL1yMNAr
! or With o. MAKO q change. call ~ me "a
reliable Netropoll.au Agency; petitions no.
cured for t1okkcepcts, collectors clerK..
talcsu.rn. por,"rs. peokcrs. driver. cor hn'n
hsnds, tcanstcrs, ceoHs. waters. iircncn ma
mechanic; new orfcr. every NAL. hEl-
HOPoLiTAN Agency. Ga5 hrosdway
wv ANTED.-N 10 maua.r branch orc IS
w u ali cities: no experience 4,1t.i. q.
Gail or addtre, GG Wo,t -3i-at, Room 10,
A. Floor Nrw-i ori.
w A&TED 5 ,le.m men on sala y AID CON.
w mission O. lr&il. o.. NV "a IENE
CHEMICAL VRASING PENCIL. Ihr
greatest Hing novelty oyer poIucef.
Erase, ink tlolOrghiy d. two seconds 20
abrasion Of paper; POO - 800 peg cont
ugont: one aren't. sales auountd - 5000
IN six DAYS another g52 a. two hour. ~"
want onr cucTg tie general agent for each
state and Territory. Samp'o Ir mai -
cts. For terms and fGli particular address
THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO. H.
Crosse. WI.
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Dre5smGkinQ.

a. 2sth.st. YEA gowns, eyeniny. street
and Louse dresses also tallor-mace coupe
clcg1nte; mod rate price; short notice.
A ADDRESSES for misses, 70 II
n. years, my spcoiaty; every description
NI me. Il. ANT0ISETTE, Ii2 West 17th-st.
ETISTIC DRESS MAKING. - Perfect
n lifting costumes. Jacket, and wrap
.a9 west 223d.sl. '0' q 80
A FIRST.CLASS DRLS SMAkEE wants
~ few more customers al nome. -lo
West jjth-s,
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NJ w.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
80. 93S Broadway. Conner Thrift -h!s, ~,
until .. H. 20 West Twenty. tLlrd-,i
corner sth-ave. i52 SiNth-aye.i LIP Fourth
ave-. corner Fou eenth'st 5S0 , Thiiiq.ayc'
near SiAty.hrst-st 1,7oS. tll-t-ov,. 1cd
West y .cond..t.-o ! o92 columbus ,n,
rhird ave, and the HARLEM OtFlcE T.,
80 Eas. Observation-Disclosures ST.,
VI 20 y. m. az regular Ci!cc rate.
hRfNSMAKER - Experienced. cutting,
~ ~ ing. CtJplug and q. rcirod llInr an
expert viii 80 ont by the DAY or tiHr work
Lome. pHt>>NAFEH, 90 liud'on'Nt'
DEENsMAiEE.-Mmc. Y. PArLY d..
~ ~.Its moe customers a. her sd nee
perfect III. 10" prices. GGG 6th-aNe.
a RF~SMAhEE. >EAMSrRE~>.-Eeno
~ waiting; also chilcrn'> c.o.hp., IT, 20
olt or a, hon.; - - prr Gay. H. fAl-
LON. 1oi8 Sd-a1e.
LNIESTCLA~s DGES>NAKIE would
4 LIKE few more engagements hy ih, oN,
~ hr,t-,la-, families. trriIN - hr.-t.i B,
fitting and dwpint; reference. d. 80
Ncst "Sd',t
a.
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flats Go Get. Hntnruishe0

4 ATTEN TON. -- Modern steam
a. heated single apartments wifi be rented
and take IA payment new. urst-cl0SS idHi!N
sleieh, new Bailey grand piano or new ca
pst~ also one IN iircpioof apartment house
". IN elevators. Address OWNER. BOX
Tribune Once.
a DVERTISEMTNT EOR THE NEW
n YORK Tribune Will ~ RI
iIlNFD IT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. .23s Broadway, corner Thirty -nrst.s;,
3n.n 8 p m. 90 West Twenty Third It,
toner Stu.ay~.; lje S.Ath-aNc. 103 Fourth
I've, conner fOu4te-nth-,t.
ELEGANT single Sat. steam heated; =
l. lalr. light rooms rent s-3 SO a month.
App. - otari on plc.ni-. 90. = J.. l@th-~t
SAQ GtASD-ST.-Nrw building: few Va
cDfO cancic.; carpet hall. STAR. bells.
.ctt'r boxes door ope.. p sl3, 90 laiJ3r.
LrOa1Wdy.
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Brooklyn.
Board on0 Rooms.

a-A.-A.-A1IHNt 4OH
A.An elegant "a door. rooms. bath.
laNate table, slhD suILcs. near M.nLdttan
Cpb. -. -.
Wn elegant house. near jth-ave,: newest
fanltary Difmling, newly decorated second
fcor rooms, bath. private taLie optional
suites aId single ToOris' pAi4Of uiA!hs'
iOom. go
Attractive floors, with private baths Win
CT without board suites and single rooms
spagtmcnts doctCrs' oriccs; all desirable
locations: highest references given
Information free
Is. G. LELAND & CO.,
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Bnslncss GhGntes

A DDIIIONAL capital procured for bu.i.
~ ness purposes; investors advised with.
out Charge o. desirable opportunities high.
est coHmercla! references. GkIGGS *
CARLETON. Brohcrs, 202 broadway.
4 CHANGE to buy Blair's Fountain Prls
"a without being cloWG,d 20 death. ~ TIE
main Office II JOLn-~t III Y are IoStvcl,
~ I.l.nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
Wori iOautea.
Males

Males
=. NIl.SA hN.-Waat'd by al experienced
- youAi M1i ., yc1ri. position q, sales
nan VINO. sto diy good, pref rcd. 81 In
lny iln, no d, business requiring pub and e.
e. no o.y.c.ion % tray.l!,,is short dis
"a ic,' Dc r lcnr,~. AGdr - B. II. C.,
u Anh-i,t''t, Orange. y. J..
- ihNN''tArH.E and TYPEWRITER
- 'Hrn',n a'.nl wants position; can FUR
ni j. ~ ,.". w. 80 wntr' i"-ir'd will
,;;.t ,,n9l l!s. ib@'t,,'ui ELLtEY ROBBINS
- it.l, ",G;AlrH Ltt-Yourg ran. -. ot
- A"'H hah'i' desires position Some cN-
''rirnr'; wlllag. ,llarv mo- raj, TYP
81 .I'' '' 'fEnt-sN... lilrr -oV y. j..
- IiNoGsEAPliEE ard CALIGGAPH or.
- 80 .'A.-'opd pnnan, "1p furnish
"'tlii - 'i'rc' co. fr us. employer. T..
&. hpNtE. 80 West f4th It.
s., HIPrING CLEKN. Wanted by cXycri.
- en,,d shippinR. bill o. lajing mani.
f. . ana general CLERK. Jos ton in any kind
~ hoG'". D. boN :, Tribune once.
T., ALE,M AN.-NiN yca:-' ,Npericuc" selling
> Naint7h established trad. FRED, Us
East f2i-st
SiTI \TTON WANTED vim e1n,c fcrtn-
- iIcr company, hes. foi,icucaF ciNrn
years exp nee on road On the t'ltlllIrr
trade. Addrc,, WI. COLE, 1Co Wet
lOith-st.
-, IrrATloN WANTED -obcr man.
~ I'd Nofh ~ bNcry on stocE; - years
experience ~ 'idoco VIII Civ" sat- sfnctlol
To- any man "~>.sork, to.. Address or call
JONI fEl'I. "l' 'th-ave.. room g.
s,ITrAIION WANTED with -rinr good
y responsible house ~ TRAVELLING splc--
man 9 yenr-' experience br.t ~ rcf 'rcnccs
given. Address WM. COLE. lO5 W.iOdlh-s,.
- trUA1ION WANTED bv Young man
- -, In saloon or bottlc.b'or hI,inc'-; ha-
cXpcFitnce IN 10th; = year in tie COM
trH Address g. ;, H.. -ef iOth-atc.
n, TABLttiNS and experienced diver Ic-
~ quir~ situation. ROBERT MERRITT.
% Chnr!'s-st.
CTEwAKD aad CLERK. situation de-
- sired A. steward CO., ~i~au' toward in
hotel. Cluh. restaurant Og nliVa'' h.u-'.
Address EXPERIENCE, Box II. Tilbune
Dnirr.
-, TKONG young u.au. 10. v..n,, 'it'a-
- ton q. porter ln vho.. 20" r'1''.
". LoIiMANN' l6' Mon "r--.
- IEoNG YOUNG uan vi,lr. -taay work.
- \. HAl.Tii no East oth-st.
cThULLMAN. OBJ. ulNIT PORTER.
= i. q. l.. LOHEi:>D&. ST.. Ba.th..1-
mev - Mission. iaN Inst lci--'.
~ PENIJIlNG doao A. ,hor' not'r.
4 Vricc 3 Is cents q folio and work gTls.
I.tc d. RI rcrcos given II desired corr..'
.pordeuca collected Ati-n-, & y
NICHFL. =. o. Bon osS Bloomfield. V. !.
rF'LNVtLLiNG ~. SNAN frr -t. o.
: drugs and dfuusl-t-' -u. iric-. Wi'h
20 d trade ,s'sh'l he'd IN southern stat.
.rrt.a. - ny yea D.. "f'fonr A.
dr.. !. =. 80 So.,h Ftor.-t., Atlanta.
II, .NNS SALESMAN Wanted. position
a, travelling. .'i. am 'l' ,h' i'..t
ar. uev,''np To'n, au' ioHi-.1H'' l.-'
II.. A q o.
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Dcmcstlc 5liulnou5 n)lnte0
AiaIcs

LLINED AT TIE UPTOWN OFFICES,
| so. Is Brold way, cotucl Ia.ily. st-st.,
| corner Stn-aye. - SiAth-1Ne. 1873 Fourth.
| ave. corner fourtrenth--t.; go Iuild-aV".,
conner IoIty.srYcn t4-.t. OPS TAi.,- ave,
mar oiNty -hI,t-sr; LES lii,t-ayc.; 700
~ % LberSfl - i' W. C E rs
,,iad,rd,-aye., and tle, HARLEM 0tFlC =,
! ~ 10 j.. m. a. regular ONCE rate,.
/ 7gUrLER.-By an En-isaIaa Gcr,tlnI
- hl. business Il. roughly; best I,.elenc,s
a. t. -o"lcty, honesty ana clrIbility; city
- country. Apply 80, 4taavc.
II tILEH.-By a young co!or.d man In a
~ P'Nl." fanny. good city references.
tlai.s-- =. BoN 81. Tribune ptoWn Ohcr,
i,-'7 Er'.l~ay.
y TLEE-Dc.ir,s /.r1.oa; Is young
az ana active: very neat il appelrl.c. ui-
| 1"f-Lng' Ai> 1u-.u S. tho uE- MY Iad B, 4
| uir, decorator; ha, nr-t elias, IF r.lcn.
| VIII Work fpl moderate wages. Please can
| %. 'aa..- lIANDiEW, care NoulctJ lOI
- UTLrR.-By competent, rolmll. MA,
~ oi quiet habit, and good chaIart"f a"i
neat ID MS work midd aged ana single;
MARSHALL, 30 Fat I95h-,t.
~ LtIt-Yorne colar1d msn ms INST
- class butter IN rrIrat family; thorough.
H. seem. B0oKEE, ~ We, GitS-,t. "
| a OAtNiihE. PORTER. or DRIVER
- B} . marri Il man; best Of reference.
Ch' OF adiie.' u. 81. 900 W"st idtn-s,.
Il OACuMAN or GMOOM.-By Young
~ Scotchman knows his business thor.
"nehiy :. y,ar-' ffrrnce from last en-
po.er. AddwS~ GEORGE, 1000 3d-ayc.
HONcHNAN aud CARDENEiI-rnder-
- -'anG' nof..,r, Gan milk best refer
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ICONS t0anie0

w ANTED Two mcdmm--ilcd furnished
w rooms for decent married couple; one
child housekeeping. Adde'S with price,
j.. T., TIlDuu. Once.
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Bro0klyn Real Estate.

NOR SALE or exchange for nearby
j village property or small farm must be
f.ee ana clt1r; equity Of -. coo in i4r-e
g. e5th Ward az BrophlYuT we'll rnt-d.
psrt.cular>. srGNTTON. 900 Cat save.
B,O0hIYu.
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DVEKiISEMENr FOR TIE NEW
A YORK TRIBUNE WILL ~ Ne
|NIVED Al me UFlOWS on re -,
y 13s broadway, corner Thirty inst -at,
'o,l o D. m. go West Iwenty-thlrd-st,
oon'acr sth.aNc. 1j2 SiNth-aNe.; l93 Fourth
80 corner FOuIteenth-st. 200 Inlid-aNc,
snrner FOrty-ScNcnth-~t.; loo Ihlfu-dkcy
oSlr SiNty-frst-st. ,O7S FiistaNe.; lco
West forty-sccondst.
TO; SALE.-Thc entire stock Of th.
L highland stock Farm, consisting Vi
1.ood mares. colt, and Gilits. all from iast
~. ana by such sire, a. Del Suc' hdI,l
Wilkes and Emblem, by SuanEfr' ne ny
ran Washington. ne by iien; hhoN' 'ren zen,
Wash!ncton's dam NJ i9iy Iaoiii, ~ A. Az,
80 dan vas Goldsmith Maid, Emblem udm
-. Ei~-ator. Thr., OF the mares are now
g. foa, 10 pei sur: also l Charhc NHNc9
~ .i,r and blac, cclGing that can trot In
~ !. 80 Fo~ frrthcr Information address
ifT,,uLAND STOCn FARM, PdwtucHet
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TOR SALE.-Splcndd carriage, teai44,
tack and chestnut, :J42 hhnds, wei,
"a ,.,fr,nt,d sound and kind stand
, Ia also brewster landau; cost 100
J., I've Vs., ks use. Apply b. JOHNSON,
rSsnry's stable. 30 West iith-,t.
,THEL,E wanted on or before May l,
- 1881: stable for four hoIs ana tw0
- hollow 23d-sf West SIDE. LONG
LEASE. T,ihuHe Office.
~ FRY STYLISH -orrcl hor.e. 1G1 high;
Y sound and we'll bred great power anu
- drrsnce: gentle and easy to MANAGE
t-oLe u an ha~ur~~ and saddle IN M CON
St.on viii soil or exchange for . tto,itl
nat can beat $40. PRIVATE 900
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