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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14

Locke were married at Charlotte. N. G,
Thursday night. a.
Mr.. Chastine B. Carter and Miss Eliza
beth Adams were married at Hartford,
Conn, March 20.
Mr.. M. Benford and Mrs. Agnes Lee
were united in marriage at Atchison,
Kan, Wednesday.
Mr.. VIM. F. Briggs and Miss Fannie
Burres were married at Richmond, Va,
Tuesday March 10. "
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14
NOTION DEPT.

$50 dozen silver plated Safety
Pins, all sizes, worth 8 and <1Oc,
only 3 cents a paper of dozen.
IL
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14

500 dozen Ashworth's i'm
ported crochet cotton, in ecru,
cream and white; cheap at 10
cents; only Sc a ball.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1891-03-14

CONS, household goods, musical instru-
ments or any good security without re-
moval. Also on watches, diamonds etc.
No delay. Private room for ladies.
Lowest rates in the city; open even
ings. V. Heath, successor to W. H.
Adamson, 81 Washington Ave. S.
The prizes to be awarded by Nat Tur-
ner Lodge and Hennepin Division K. of
P, consisting of handsome lady's gold
watch, lady's gold ring and K. P. charm,
are well worth the winning. All ladies
desiring to enter the contest will please
call on VIM. R. Morris 927 Guaranty
Load Building for tickets and full in
structions.
Tuesday afternoon number of ladies
met at Mrs. f. Preston's SIG 10th ave.,
S. and organized Lady Dorcas society
for christian and benevolent work in
connection with Bethesda Baptist church.
Mrs. Pointer was elected President; Mrs,
Lee, Treasurer, Mrs Preston, Secretary
and Mrs. Gibbs Hartman of Executive
Committee.
DR.. Steirly the we'll known dentist
formerly located at 81 s. Washington,
has fitted up one of tho largest and most
complete dental parlors in the North
west at SO s. Washington over Waldron
grocery, where he viii be pleased to sec
his old patrons and many new ones.
All dental operations carefully perform,
ed and charges moderate
Miss Sarah Williams, is the latest COM
plainant against the street railway COM
pany. She has brought action for 8, 600
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

toned, for purse Of Sc. 900, weuld a.
tract no greater nunbsr Of persons taan
tns recent race did and Is IL morally
certain that the people Of this city will
not again turn over their dollars for
Ar. Lesthsrs benefit. his talk Is wild
Unreasonable and charged wiki wind.
lt is . pleasure always TO encourage
ana boom" local ntefprises. and this
paper has never neglected to take an
active, II net the foremost position, IN
sl suoa matters. But Mr.. LsztheEs'
propagation is an exaggerated ImpgohA-
biiity- II possesses none OF the ele-
msnts Of sincerity. and for that reason
IL 10 looked upon as . menace TO the
coed name and intelligence OF our e!ti-
zena He 10 obligated by every incen-
tive Of pride To make his offer good
II he shxl. do 50. although il is .
hnanei ally hazardous and wholly un-
cAlied-for venture, for the benefit of
the city and its good name this paper
viii isrd its influence and suppors to
make the meeting . success.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

su xDwM A1NoLD's HOUSE AT ABAzu,
pire, not to speak of three or four dee.
orations Of tho sultan, the order of tho
White Elephant from the king of Siam,
The order Of the Lion from the Shah of
Persia and the recipient of countless
other honors - most men, / repeat,
would DO inclined to think great deal
Of themselves and to show II very
plainly.
Sir Edwin Arnold probably knows
his own worth ~ well - any man, but
there Is nothing Ia his manner TO show
this. had not been In his company
ten seconds before was flrm in the be-
lief that had never before met more
pleasant yet more unaffected man. He
stepped brislxly forward and greeted me
simply and affably. Then drawing .
chair up near the table at which he
works, he waved me into Il, making .
humorous reference to the ubiquitous
'intervicwer" Of the American news
paper, - he did %. Then he seated
himself. First I referred 70 . state
nent made BY Mr.. Bret Harts. 10 the
eject that be could get nearly three
times - much meney for his stories In
London ~ in the United States. and TO
smother BY IN sx-mayor of New York,
A. Oakley Hall, In which be said he
could live In London for iess than two
thirds what Il cost him In New York.
and then asked him II In his opinion
London offered good Asid for Amsri-
can newspaper or literary men
The post editor paused asd twiried
his thunbs . nonsot.
How can answsp thatr- said he. st
lenxth. re6sctively. mo one knows
London better than ! DO It u pretty
full. bot l think there 10 always room
In 10 for esergetis, apt aod capable peo-
pie. have the highest cpinisn Of the
Americas people; doat know what
part Of the world they would fail In
IL they put their bseks 70 ID Look st
th;. LAST invsatien ~ EAison's, for in
sta.es. whss plscs wsulA net open %
sseA esnius - tAats
YEA I replisd- "bs4 ssavine msa
lgks Edisoa cut of H. bsw ssces The
ordinsry sasa--isiriy ssdsweA with In
tsllirssss asd plsekf
.Wal.- sail eir Edwin. slowly end
SAs.ehHfaily. ~ sbs~id ~ Ne average
smsrs Anersean WSuA so4 haze -
mech chance - IN EngiisAnsa- inst
e. sens q ne lssssr vssA - so@e-
Ohas = q akssAvansaes b ADerseA.
Enerry ed esu1us oiu ssseeed evsry-
Where etili. LsoAsa y Drsssg fsil -
I have anad befcHu
I~unseA - ass~ - fsosO pest euA
es scme - - y00oGes ~rssnn AND
their wevks. sss hs ssoght sAy - the
ssx 80 tered - ~ csseust eess6es
time 80 ptsrssa rh>rs - ssosser
susssssa - - - - - tAsa vss
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
General Mention.


Many feminine Queerress II traceable
10 environments rather than to nature "A
hundred queeruesses are born Of that ire
spoasibilty and impractioability which for
ages have been forced upon women by
their attitude 70 life. Tbsen's Mora" II
only the exaggeration of fact. Most
women know, - she apparently did not.
that to forge . name, though with the best
possible intentions. is psrilous business.
bat few women do not share that half
incredalous, half defiant attitude toward
fixed law and fixed fact Of which mora"
offers an extreme example.
Women have come through herecity and
expertence to the general, unformulated
eonvictiou that there Is nothing they
oughsn't to have-!f they can get it-and
nothing much they can't get, II they have
coin of tears or kisses wherewith 70 pay.
II Is the influences Of the first OF these no.
deavor eo elbow her way 70 the ticket Of
ice of q theatcr or q railway station, ahead
OF the foremost Of a cue waiting their
turn in businesslike good faith and good
nasure. Also makes her hail car 1t the
crossing whore consptcuous and familiar
placasds forbid it 70 stop. and then berats
the long suffering conductor for not stop
ping there. Also teke her place in the
seats reserved for smokers and then turn .
petrfying glare Of amassd disapproestion
on the men who smoke.
Also push heF way into . oar crowded 70
su6ooation and then scoept - hight and
With the slightest acknowledgements the
seat OF some tired man who has earned 4:
by waiting for the ear AZ iss starring point
Also--but there are too many alsss foi
suanssasion in newspapsr column. Yet
most s< them are rsferabls 20 false sduca-
siUu, rather than 70 asy innate or especially
feminine Qussrnsss. - Boston Common
~~nafh
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20


Don =. Lssthsrs has an itcf,in for
notoriesy that promises 10 develop into
. mania. Having made over four thou
sand dollars on the proceeds FOR admis-
sios 20 the AiIsrtou-Ne race he has
permitted his head - swell to nndue
proportions. Vita an Inflated condiuon
Of the crAuium ne 10 not 10 be hsld re-
spansibis for the preposserous propo-
atiou hs permitted 70 10 published in
. morning contemporary yesterday,
and TO be wired ali over the country.
His repussd sff or Of sloo. go in purses
Tar ne vctt'ng meeting 10 be held nsxt
August 10 sn absurd eue. viewed from
ssy ssardpesas. Horssmsu unite in
The expressson Of the spsnion that Nr.
Lssthers is Talking through he hat
Not saly 10 the ofF.r an absurd one
81 itsssf. bas snsuld Mr. Lsasssrs
lsit or neglect % make 10 good.
- actuafiy pa. up the enormous aud
urprece1sntedly large sua. he Oil en-
poes the eify 10 the ridlcuie Of the
shsls horse world. He has not oaiy
sisdxsd bis own absllty bat ne has IN
suded the repusaasn OF the town,
voich should be nov crsvhsh. viii ssf'
Ter isrspsrssls inj ury. TIE Aiisstso.
Ssls,o sass vss a atsrssesn. ths fshs
~ shieh eli prsbssIv never sssIa b
sdsrsd. IL drew lee thsa ss5os pss'
ssus froa eusssds The city = raes -
mssa shs ssssss II Usss saaiissss -
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

M opinion q Aneriesa nswsPapsu
Englishnsn gsnersliy bold soDs very
ed inprsssisas esaesrniag American
5osrsaliSn snd b nay b saiA sooe
vsry eEgoassos snsA But ~ epiAaes
e thu talented MAJ. Who fu tAirty
ysars lad bses the head ~ Eagisad's
great newspaper IN point Of circulstaos
why thai wss an0thsT tking. 70
yst shs sssssiea directly.
'ou The whole. nase say sAsa yeuz
nswsP@psss make ne shake ny hsaA.
There ere many gosd sneA. bat ths See
srsl tone u distressing. oacs picked
up paper in Wsshiagtsa. while ! 80
waiting IN ths prsxilsas's reea-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

n 3 : crisp AAy. Ths sun eonss down
brightly "a the thoroaxhfsrs whsrs
rreat sam Jonaea; fselish and iovabls
GoadsnitA; that prince Anoag trutAfui
rsportsrA Boswell; isinisabls 0aFriek;
mighty Burke. and best Of others
toiiea thsir way in tines long pest
Fleet street can never BE anything
but interesting 70 Americana. just as u
Is dear 70 ell Englishmen-
Those At - who have read Of its tn1s
sud coffee houses. where struggling
literary men met In the long ago. or Of
the Fleet prison. or tie Fleet marriages
that Walter Besant has written 30 well
about, or Of . hundred and one things
that have made the olA thoreughfxre
can but feel that he II jostling nusty
but interesting ghosts Of the days that
may never come again. - he makes his
way along. But when turned into
Peterborough court. IL was no ghost
that ! came upon, but . very substantial
affair Of the present IN the shape of .
sign that told me that here were the
ofIiees of tho London Daily Telegraph.
] had received . kind note from Sir Ed
win Arnold inviting me to call upon him
for chat. The notssran thus:
IL have not much time to devote 10
interviews, but can spare you NJ least
q few minutes. although ! an . very
busy man."
Sir Edwin Arnold, poet. scholar. al
plomat and journalist, 10 the powerful
chief of the Daily Telegraph. the most
widely circulated newspaper in Great
Britain.
A young man IN the business cfices
of the great newspaper on the ground
floor received me blandly and looked
upon me somewhat pityingly when !
told him who wished to see- Stall he
took nv card and disappeared. Whsu
he returned hs respectfully requested
me 70 accompany him and felt that l
had grown several inches ia his estima-
ton. He showed me at once TO tho
great EDITORS sauctum o. ct least = .
part Of It.
..Sir Edwin was temporarily en-
gagged" my guide explained. Would
wait for . short timer"
OF course ] would and did and mean
while examined my surroundings. A
cheerful Rre burned In the grate.
There was comfortable looking leath-
er covered sofa on one side Of the room
and three or four chsirA Near one Of
the windows stood table and 1t Is at
this that the editor works.
II was rather disappointing, this SIM
plicity, for report has had 1t that Sir
Edwin has long been enamored OF the
glories Of Indian palaces and the luz
uries of far japan. There was nothing
here to suggest this. II these signs
went for anything. this Office was the
work room Of plain practical business
man.
Most men Il they had written such
poetry as this man has. II they were
the head Of one Of the most powerful
newspapers in tho world, favorite in
the inner circles Of the court OF Great
Britain, . friend Of more kings and en-
perors than one has time to calculate,
besides being Q fellow Of the Royal
Geographical society Of London. Of tho
Royal Asiatic society, Of the Royal
Geographical society Of Marseilles, q
knight commander Of the Indian en-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

The officers Of tae new real estate
organization are men Of pash, enter
prise and success They viii prosecute
the work with vixor. The people may
fslieitats themselves upon the dawning
of ilss.ier Imes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

The farmers are having . monkey
and -parrst time OF it 1T Indianapolis.
The treasures OF both the alliance and
benefit association have been drained,
and the delegates are fighting over the
plans adopted TO replsnish them. The
third party movement 10 also the cause
of dissensions. From all of which it
would appear that the farmers are
liable to split up into irreconcilabls
factions.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

The National w. c. T. u. conven ton
adopted resolutions memor,alzing con-
grsss to investigate the drink and
other evils and the worlds fair COM
missioaers TO close the gates on Sunday
and then adjourned. Both memorials
viii bs received with great respsct and
,pigeon-holsd. Notwithstanding the fact
that they will emanats from the wives,
mothers and sisters OF the republic.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
the WIDOWS UMBRELLA

When lslies 10 their leeds 6scisss
That x the very worst bctsds
he weeds OF woe gsll death they'll V0oA
And scorn 10 be agai1 br.de
Greet Hynsu's skiii they uacsrstss
Thcy little know What tssps he'll bale
The widow White wss thirty eve;
Her 'oisck~ became her very vslis
Indeed. she seemed or grief 20 thrive,
A. Kate. the dressmAker. cculd tell
Shed given that lHss pledge 70 Whi.as
But stili retained bes sppetitA
4 meath before poor whites dscesss
Dame Fcrtuse pisced within his eouto
a strange unhrslla e. caprice
She seems 70 fasor vsry mush)e
0y all appearances II knew
OF hurricanes thine o. iva
But, strange 10 sse. he loved ~ DSss
Than say which The shop ceeid ssA
Ard vssn he'd iefs this RAINY sbsrs
His reiict loved II passing eel;
Tie faithful soul vss seldom sese
without thss faded bonsasisA
one ves sprine dsv - forth she vs1e
Ts purchase cxake ~ ''hsrgs1s" pnsA
0he came seross portsy g-nS
Wko sssRpered bsek sn6 rosisl - eyoa
AD< With these voe1s the vsacv csspAs
s1ly lea un5bfeBsi osssss - prsisstr
sRsse rss. forpess r. the ws6o- ossa
Her hsodsoBe sessures eseheA v1ss -aOo
2 reroeax, he s'sv "a = ne men repus4
4 iset - IN . Broadway sts~e
~ pcce css1 eess gave IL 70 ne
Dec nbsr sesssa. 'sistyssAreas
sHo~ 20 ss1e." ssss Ma wsssA
And 1ost sneog . vstsv ser
81 skfsk- y ssid N = hsvs righs
re ses NJ eoc<1s before I ger
Dsee 20 her home tbe is1y rse4
IL ssabbnsn ssssngw ~ - 80
Bss wsex yhsy sesesef the dcor she peunso
AZ iceA " sbus n h h1s fsee;
ocwn fen bR sym. snd so1eshtag enanoo
sser re bfssk ~ shs~ - wseA
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Over ssss bot sap ~ ssa-
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scs - - sssvp 90 sz1.g - sun
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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

FoE thirty years the democrats nave
V6anksd Ga the l5s electoral woes OF the
ssalh aud they are prepared to draw
upon theu again next year Not until
thu ImprexnAbls phalsnx Is broken will
shs south enjoy the full fruit of poit-
ical liberty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
DOGS ron CONSUMPTION.

virchow with his cancer cure, Pas
teur's hydrophobic panacsa. Koch's
consumption lymph and Brown-Se-
guards elixir of life have had their
day, aad later comes . gentleman
named Keeley, who lives ut Dwight,
and puts gold iirings into people that
are warranted TO keep cut alcohol. At
Shelbyville, down in Hoosierdom, au-
other star Of hope is already shining.
A doctor named vanbangen. after
banging about the whole pharmacopia
and pursuing the common practice Of
"trying it on a dog" when no conven.
lent patient was nigh, hit upon . bril-
liant expedisnt. He reversed the order
Of experimentation and tried the dog
on the patient. II 20 happened that
the pahent had consumption. The
doctor killed dog and he fed his
victim on dog-steak, RECALLED him with
dog-tenderloin, solsced him with dog
RIB roast with brown potatoes on the
sids, fabricated his internal works with
dog-oil, and finally fattensd him on
dog-hash with the hair thrown in. The
consumption .bes:ilus elevated his
anstocratic nose md saic, "well, really
this 10 too much; think I shall have
to smigrste." He called his family to-
gether and held . consultation. The
universal sentiment WAS that is Was too
doggone bad. 90 they packed up bag
and baggage aud left The patient got
well. The cure dropped out OF sight
until . abort ime ago. MiH Mag.
gle Dennagher. of shelbyviile, WAS
ack unto death; consumption held her
in his bony grasp; the doctor had given
her up and the undertaken had taken
her measure in his eye and he saw 10 II
that there wac box of her size in stock.
The young lady saw that something
must be done aud she turned to old
vanbAngen's dog victuals. Her friends
tried to dlssuads her, but it Was use
less. she argued that in any case the
dog would Get the worst Of it and she
might be cured. She went at 1t and =
long procession Of CANNES went down
her scrsgsy throat There we're fat.
fuzzy poodlss. curly tailed puss, golden
eyed spanisis and great slobbering 81
Bernards, bus sasy gos thsre just the
came. Marvellous the ehaasc-ths back
,nG cough disappeared; she drew 10 that
hectic flesh and flled-flled until her
clothes would not hold her and she bad
10 tear OF her socks and don greater.
likewise her corsets and al ether re-
strictiona Tsdsy she IL the picture Of
health. Her friends regard her With
leaning. snd - do the ao4s that ars
isfs, but the roses hloon Ia her dimpied
chsshs and she can juap over . ten
rssi fence without spsttnG on he
hAnda
The Aex hes . great fassrs befsr'
hin se1 OH bscs~s sAs frissa and
esnpssies ~ hansassy n death
vssi - 10 Afs. Ne pvs@ssrs 10 h>eoss''
. psssIsr v.esa Of ths esrhss. ter b.
q asmsroas. pvsisne. iassv snA rsss7
rhe el1 Kneiish sDiesfs shs Asss h-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

GAkzA, the Mexican revolutionist, at
the head OF 700 nasn, 10 marching bold
iy alosg the BANKS of the Rio Grand
strlkins terror to the hearts Of the
peaeexpls citizens. United States troops
are under arms ready to annihila.e the
daring brisaEd sheuid he invade Texas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

The Ohio democrats now boldly
claim that il they had had money
enough they would have carried Ohio.
No doubt Of il; they won splendid
victory in New York. where Flowers
barrel was freely tapped. BY the way,
money 10 the only argument the demo-
Gratis can use TO win success.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20
KEkP THEM WARN-

Perenuially comes the complaint that
teachers do not allow the children 10
enter school until almost time for
school to begin, and that the little ones
are compelled 10 70 to their seats while
IN half frozen condition, there to re-
main until the session closes. Much Of
this sort OF talk 10 absolutely without
foundation. The school laws require
that during the winter months every
teacher be in her place ct least half an
hour before the time for school to be.
gin. The doors Are opened At that time,
and the buildings are supposed to be
we'll heated. But It is rare day when
there are not dozen children waiting
st the door when half-pass eight o'clock
arrives. Some mothers have an idea
that the first thing to be done 10 to get
the children OF for school,
no matter whether it il daylight
or not. and many cases have
been known Of little children arriving
at school at O'Clock of winter morn
ing. But it is after the children get
into their respective rooms that the
teachers are often in error. To be sure,
it doesn't look quite 90 orderly for
several children to crowd up to . regis
ter or radiator, but the looks Of it
should be sacrificed for the benefit it
may BE- to the little ones. No child
should bs allowed to sit An hour with
wet feet and damp skirts. Let them be
sen to the furnace room until they
are dry If there itrs no other
way. Very often the buildings
are not sufficiently warm when
1t 10 time for school to begin. and the
practice that obtains of going right on
with the work in the confidence that
cit will coon be warm" is pernicious
one. There are buildings in this city
where children and teachers have had
to wear wraps and mittens . good share
Of the morning, the Thermometer never
getting above $50. The board of edu-
cation will always sustain teacher in
diminishing school under such circum-
stances. By such action many case
Of Group. tousilitis and sick headache
will be aver.ed. When 1t 10 time to
dismlss the teacher should see that
every child buttons her coat and ties
her hood before leaving the building.
1t will only take very few minutes of
the teachers time to do this, and she
will be repaid-if she desires pay-in
the increased percentage of fattsddance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

A DEN Of counterfsisers was raidsd in
New York recently and the odicers
found q large number Of letters from
reputable citizens ordering packages Of
the "queer." Tis sad that queer
senSstions have been creeping up and
along the spinal columns Of the reputa.
BILE citizens for fear Of exposure. ever
0nco the rad.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

game hung until il is high can hare il
st oncs cy sacr6cing dcg that bas
fattonsd u,oa the remains Of dead
aorse.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

IT is reported that an effort will be
made in the next congress to secure
the privilege Of removing the body Of
General Grant from New York to the
National cemetery st Washington.
Mrs. Grant has decided once and fol
MI time that the body shall remain in
New York and there 1t win probably
rsxt
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-20

c>sasss 81 sseesss n ragtssA - 49,
aee-Aaxisas - hss ADax4sa-oszeko
ous . Litsrss~ss - 0os Owo-Tho
UeUupaDwu - A11nf1A.