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St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-29
Dr., Nelson,
Cor. Wushnqton Nv. a7d Third Ay. S.
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REGULAR GRADUATE. From 20 years
experience, Hospital aud Private Practice
Chronic or Poisonous Diseases of the Blood,
Throat, Nose, Skin, Kidneys, Bladder and
kindred organs Gravel and Structure cured
without Pain or Cutting.
Those who contemplate going to Hot
Springs for the treatment of any Private or
Blood Disease can be cured for oLc-third the
cost.
1t is an established fact, proved by post
mortem examination, that tubercles of the
lungs have become encysted and healed BIZ
natural causes. How much more reasonable
is ii to infer that CATARRH AND INCIP-
lent CONSUMPTION, Bronchitis, Asthma
and Lung Diseases can be cured by judicious,
scientific treatment. DR.. Nelson is so firmly
convinced OF the certainty of his latest treat
ment for this class of diseases that he offers
free trial treatment
NERVOUS MgakSessss5 vhyliGsi snd 9Fganio P4sm.,
ture Decay, Evil FoTebodings, Self-Dstrust.
Impaired Memory, Paipitation Of the Heart.
Pimples on the Face. Specks before the EYE,
Ringing in the EAR, Catarrh Threatened
Consumption and Every Disqualification
that renders Marriage improper and un-
happy SPEEDILY and PERMANENTLY
cured.
BLOOD AND SKIN Dis; ais,
Syphilis-a disease mos. horrible i'll its re-
sults-ccmpletely eradicated without the use
of mercury. Scr 0fula, Erysipelas, Fever
Sores, BlotcheS, Plmples, Ulcers, Pain III the
Head and Bones. Syphilitic Sore Throat,
Mouth and Tongue, Glandular Enlargement
of the Neck, rheumatism, Catarrh, etc, Per-
manently Cured, when Others Have Failed
e. gcbfenia Recently hseoses eontTdStsd P6s URINARY
TIVELY cured in 3 to 8 days by a local REM
edy. No nauseous drugs used. Many cases
pronounced lncurable promptly yielded to
DIR. Nelson's Approved Remedies.
Medicines Mailed or Expressed to any ad
n a n
to II m, 10 4 p. m.: Sunday 2 TO D. IN
226 Wash. Ay. s. Minneapolis, NIinn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-29
COCoANUTs AND SUGAR.

*Not included in totals.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

they usually maintain as cordial relations
with each other ss do those strange
and uncongenial animals which the
keepers Of menagcrics drive into the
"Happy Family" cage. Grizzly sus-
picion born Of hard experience usurps
tho place of kindly mutual interest
and the preservation OF IN armed ncu-
trality Is the sole condision OF peace.
But man may sleep there IL be has =
willing conscience and quiet neighbor.
It was . beautiful evening-so much
Of II ~ could struggle down between
the tall bxildinGA The lane Of stars
over Russells head shone bright but IL
was very narrow. Space II 20 valuable
In the city that ono can not havo enough
even Of the sky. But tho influences Of
the night may b felt in the city II .
man has . sensitive soul
At nine o'clock many Of the down
town streets recognize the fact that the
day is done. They give TO the solitary
wanderer powerful impression of rest.
but it Is very different from that Of
sleeping woods and fields. The slumbes
of the city IL oppressed. The air Il
heavy like that Of close room: and the
grumble Of traffic In streets that are
only half asleep resembles the groans OF
an uneasy dreamer whom the cares Of
the day pursue beyond the setting OF
the sun.
FRO BE Continued.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

Russell knew. stepped into the restau
rant 70 SEQ whether any thing worthy
Of record wss transpiring.
"What's the matter, Ma Russell7~
inquired this young man.
II have Just Toasted upon the biecps
Of . dried ostrich and cup Of strange
fluid called draw one.'" replied RUSSELL
land the only colin In my pocket hap
psned 70 BE- plugged. II ! understand
the situation esrrsstly the gsntisnsn
with the little shovel intends 70 rake
. griddle-cake Of me"
~ thought somebody wAs eestsna
killed." ssid the reporter, looking ais
appointed. "but II that's all the trouble
! can lend you dollar easily enough
"Thank you,- said Russell. taking
the dollar. ~ viii leave IL 1t your Of
ice ct four o'clock tomorrow" Then he
made out IN I. o. U. on . leaf Of the re-
porser's note-booh. psid the check and
west out upon the street. he walked
slowly along thinking Of the queer incl-
dent It vas nothing in itself. ard yss
he found new sensation In IL Three
months ago IL would have snnsysd him.
The thoaght that be hsd beea unable 10
pay for % poor . peal woulA have OPP
pressed him eth . sense Of poverty.
But he hsd sscApsd that feeling alts-
eethes. end ~ wondered vhy.
The rsssen wss plain enough. sbs~gA
he could not 80 il Living ~ be haA
done. Wholly In . monstsaeus ross1na.
ssch small oiahaps bed always ssssDed
exA1gerats1 proportions. TnBisg sD-
barsssueosA and ne necessary ssh-de-
mails Of econeDy he'd Rivsa . falss snd
soubsr color - his life becaose ~ bed
never bad the tact - esuntefbaiance
them With tAs snail pisassrss Which
are within the roach Of everybody. Bat
he vse~sd life differently ss~- The
prprosssross IA 81 noney-9essfne hs1
tlkea hin eat Of he vresens - fAlss
kore e9ses fsass 1espos3ersy.
ssHel3ei Rasssll sd vs8ss ~ Bic
Ms eIss~; ',osne ssA play . gsss -
bslIiardA-
How srs yea. L~n>~ ssd RESELL
sbcok The ycung man warmly ~ ne
hard ~f'd Ike - play vita yes- bet
u eel tie tysts. ! son5Aag s7or6 -
psv II iosk I've l~s taAa . tetl1R -
earn - AranrA ssve.n~zsw,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

- 1esno6 ~ - - 49, ~ :
NJ 1hens ekoeuy svessastlane vess
uere3y - nrs< traits of h1s psaa1ien
epn11stsa ne tn1&eacs - 80 t1eee
- nec1 me>i tslsmpAe1 ever -
spop1sney Alreedy he No. vorhtne
est the 1eeatis 81 : ssAsne fsll = sese1
expe<isass4 sn1 largo proaA 0ilesre
Raj k>d b>x4n LIE uith > narrowed
kunxred doliarA aud w1s worth Mill
Ions NosA net : snallss initial los
aaswss for : uAn uitk academia expsotr
sxisase q ueaey coaid b ua4s -
rro~ Al eli. SHY nos tndeAniselys aaa.
II -. shat praesacA1 dii'ersnes ala u
make hsu suali che start szsf he al
ses know snYkody vhe would isnd hin
: haadrsd dol1xrs. hos be thoaght be
nal3 bsrro~ = qszrtsr someshsre-
With that in had. Ne might borrow .
half dollar: psy the quarter; sad then
borso~ . dollar - pay the hall The
pess Eiity Of such progrsssios evil
dsasfS depended npon The careful nss 1t
esea successive loan. aud u ths sssscs
rese carried FIR s.ough IL woaid snd il
rie and on established credit
vine al the Gale Napolsoa must
has cen stroas. Tor she scheme looked
ple ole n hinA He tnusdisteiy b.
ga run over the hss Of his acquaint-
an in order - select the man who
sh. fafnish the nrst loan Russell
had yer been = borrower: In fact be
coa aos rvmembcr when he bad asked
sncs favor Of anybody. But he had
ofts snt money. and that ought 70 give
him n advantage. He made out list
Of ten men whom he had frequently sup
piled with lunch-money during the las4
six yeara To tho best Of his recollec-
ton they werc all indebted to him for
certain forgotten loans. but he resolved
NOS to make any claim upon them for
past favoyA
II Russell had known moro about tho
subject he would have chosen any ten
men in the world rather than these.
The more money one lends 70 man,
tho less one can borrow OF him. 80 IL
happened that In three hours he hsd
called upon nine of these mon and had
found them all unable to accommodates
him His method of address was not
good. It Is . difhcult thing TO ask for
loan, and the man who hasn't had
practice In the art IL 1t great disad-
vantage. Tho confirmed borrower who
knows that the chances are ton to one
against his paying, always has tact
which carries him through. even when
the lender has an equal lack of oona-
dence in final restitution.
When Russell closed in upon his tcnth
man he had begun to be discouraged.
This persons name was Rawson, and he
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

Which runs between Chicago and
New York and Boston, over the Micbi-
gan Central. New York Central and
Boston Il Albany Railroads, has prob
ably excited more comment OF the mos
favorable character from tie travelling
public in general and metropolitan
press in particular than any other train
on wheels. The New York World SAYS:
1.-THE train " made up Of Wagner buff
fet, smoking and library, sleeping. din
ing and drawing room cars, built ex-
pressIy for this service. They repre-
sent the best possible outcome of the
car-bullder's art. and every appliance
for ease and safety has been drawn up
on in the construction OF these rolling
Injuries. Once Oft on the flying
trip the passenger does not suffer the
least annoyance, passing over such an
easy graded and curseiess route ~
there two rcads combine TO make. The
vestibule arrangement of the train
makes il thoroughly comfortable and
luxurious from end TO emo and the day
spent on this trip between the seaside
metropolis and The great city by the
lakes could not pass more pleasantly at
the best appointed hotel. The meals
served are from choice menus. with ali
that il substantial and delscsous IN the
great markets ut either end Of the line.
The sleeping arrangements include well
heated, ventilated and lighted cabinets.
where the utmost privacy and ease may
be enjoyed"
By the recent change IN the time card
of the Michigan CentrsI's Grand Rap
ids dIv,sion the tram which formerly
left Grand Rapids ~ III SIS o. m now
leaves at 20 .. ~, ereept sunday, ar
irving at Jack con 40 p. m. ard Defroit
s:4s ,. m, connectfk with the North
Shore limited. bringing the passengers
into the gra1d Ceutrsi depot ~ Sew
York ut o. m. ard Boston 1T 8 ,. IN.
on the following Day. No extra charge
= made fer ths magnificent and stump
ts1ons service, nor Tor the wonderful
sfeed with which the passenger - safely
and 8uxurscossy carried.
For accommodations ard auy irfor-
nation desired Apply 20 G.. W Eunson,
city ticket agent, g. Esnro<-st-, CT V
r ". Brxxs, general afent. Grams
Ess ss1s, Hxch.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

- The one In which hs sat. and had
nsvss before besn afaiessd with sseA
narrowing doubts - - the clean snd
wholesome nasers Of he Wanda
4 healthy appetite hsd always hither-
70 trinnphed over any sseh thoughts
easily. lie had never before been 50
powerfully conscious OF the Offensive
character Of . fork with bow-leggcd
prongs and knife with sticky handle
The distinction between oleomarysrino
AID butter now for the frst time stood
out rs wide - the mouth Of the pit
He Was made by these things the
more determined TO persevere and
escape them And the food. coarse as
IL was. brought . feeling OF confidence.
He consumed thirty cents worth Of II.
and then approached the sharpfaoed
female ct the cashiers desk. 70 whom he
gave the half dollar. He grieved -
think that his dinner would make such
. big hole In It. But there vas already
hole In IL. which was far moro gricv-
Gus. and because Of which tho keen
eyed cashier rejected 1t altogethes. The
half dollar was plugged.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

Who are our most successful business
men? Go out on the street and look
them over. You won't find them men
who have pale cheeks. They are moi
thin. emaciated men. They are no:
nervous, irritable men. They are men
whose faces indicate robust health.
Men with good blood, and plenty of 1t.
That's the secret of their success. A
man whose blood is thin and weak and
poisoned with impurities. Is never sue
cessful like his healthy neighbor. You
cannot expect him TO be, for without
rich, strong. nourishng blood he will
lack the "vim" and "push" which the
man must have who would succeed.
Such men should use DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery 10 restore
their impover shed blood to IFS o NAL
condition.. By the use OF this great
blood purifier anc builder-up of the
system, they may put themselves
in condition which will enable them
to win the success they are anxious 10
achieve.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

.Es-w nia1 81 : ~ - shs>u1.l
ponpeonA sIu ieo1 ~ ; senpie -
1ellam 4 bnot yen.~
II tAink yQaa1 - il cid xonnau,
. ~ fc,ieue1 IAas Il - 1luoe12en g
: hllli2sd s~lcoA- -Alndesd-~ hs $3.50.
mensatly. .'1f thsts Tie eea1isken - -
eane ] I'D peesky care go will :
d hat eesa naoat kss y>srs g1neo
Raasotl ~ A~n11sa : bllliasd ora -
~ had never been n expes< hewever.
bsin0 cas- II prasties dia PCS werry Hin
ssy. Ter Is sppe<rsd - - : go where
de1eot wan pFefs<shis - sactoxy. bes
he wished y avoid tAs appearances ef
tAroxinx The gsme sssy. ana thsrefors
tried - naiss al the sAo>s BY nsrrew
eargiA In this wAy he sxeoets4 sense
u the NEST brilliant ''runss Of his lifa
and uas hall dosen poiats ahesd when
the game was near IL end Thea Ne
isseress 81 the spost eoe the besasr 81
him. be played his level best; ntsosd 81
most every shot. and was defesssd By
two points In hundred.
Tight game. that" said LanA - he
extracted tso-deilar hall from his vest
pockst Il Asd No idea yon oeald play
- ~slL II ron hadnt shos oassiessly
st the last you'd hare wen-s
The game cost sixty oents. which wns
rather high percentage - pay for the
loan Of two doilsrs. bot Russell re-
neceed that the rsse Of interest 10 al
ways highest 70 the man who can least
afford ~ pay. he parted from Lane ~
the door Of the billiard hsil snd took
his solitary way uptown He had de-
cided 70 walk home. II Is hard neces-
sity which oompels man 10 call city
lodging house by such hallowed name.
The inmates are Of fsse's choosing. aud
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
~ HOWARD YIELDING.


1oaeooy go seGIeoA IN ne uof6o
U1zoA Hnssell ksd eseshserd rsfevrea -
80 81 vsss sylt<nsiy utse<sd ~ ens
vhe andssxtood the ssbjse& Tbsss wn>
oomesAtnx In the lang azks and bearing
- thaoo msn uhieh led kssssll 70 b.
nevo 49, xhey vsel1 - eooseniai 1870
otoanA Vean heenss - - enc ef them.
- Hive thsix life. sjnee d uas nos -
shallow. Afsss ALI Perhaps; he vas noe
quite prepared % say.
He found Ainseif - the door
g - cAfs S4poleea on Wall
serosk The others entered should
~ foilow7 lie taok out the ave-
dellas gold ptscs and looked ~ IL ''yos
60 make me . rich man for halt IN
hour" said he. ''or . poor man tor .
week A = matter Of experiment viii
choose tbs former"
The Cafe Napoleon was crowded. - u
always u 1T one o'cleck In the afternoon.
Al the stools before the lunch counter
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

had been clerk with Russell in the old
times, but being of an ambitious dispo-
sition, he had abandoned salaried work
for the real estate and mortgage busi-
ness, wherein he had prospered to such
an extent that he was reputed to be
eating widows houses ct the rate Of
three square meals day.
Russell hardly expected to ind Raw.
son In his once - late Ss i've o'clock,
but there he sat surrounded by aggres-
sive evidences Of prosperity. Russell
was emb arrsssed. He tried to remem-
Der some Of the easy formulas with
which Rawson himself used to approach
the subject, but mono of them seemed
90 1T the case in hand, % he said good
afternoon. and hoped Mr.. Rawson found
business good. That prosperous gen.
tleman, remembering . small balance
against himself in their old accounts.
supposed that Russell had come to col
lect it, and tho thought excited his re-
sentiment He blew . great cloud
Of smoke in Russelrs direction and re-
piled that business was bad. and he WAS
much pressed for ready money.
"That's unfortunate for YOU" said
Russell, "and for me. too, because ]
called
"I'm sorry, old man." said Ravson.
'sbut haven't red cent just Dor.
rowed my car fare from the once boy.
but I'm expecting big Doodle next
week. and II You'll call Tuesday"-he
made Q benevolent gesture and added.
In IN inaudible tone: III be in Buff
falo."
Then Russell went out with feeling
Of desperation In bis heart, and, meet
Ing on the stairs man whom he had
never spoken to bat once before In his
life, be borrowed . quarter with ease.
He mado . careful note that IL was -
be returned the next day at ten o'clock.
This was beginning. and Il rave
him hopa Hewas already planning for
the half dollar, and - an investment u
that end DO bought nvs-osnt cigar
with presentabls exterior. Then he
hay in wait In front Of tobacco store
which was much frequensed b. men
whom he know.
Within i've minutes an aoQuaintanoe
approached with the evident intention
OF entering the store.
Have . cigar with me-" said Russe1l
stopping in front OF him.
Thanks. ny boz" replied the viostm
Of this confidence game. How are ysu.
any vay7 Haven't seen zen fos
mo-
ITO answer your question frankiy.-
said Russell. I'm broke. and wNs
locking for . man who had half dollar
- spare"
'selsd to cblige you Come around -
morrow and lunch With me-
Thank yoa- Here 10 my I. O. o.
"Never mind that. old man
stake IL IL you please Russell In.
sisted II an very particular about
small loAna They are easily forgotten.
~ili pay yen tomorrow ~ noon
Is was SIX O'clock when R9ssell re-
eotiAsed his second loan File had b.
ran to discover With rerret that TIE
power Of . ave-delsar laacbesn 10 re-
ieve hanger 10 limited - 70 time eqssl-
II With less expensive uaesls He
vsnted his dInneF He hsd been living
- boardinf-honss. bat the week fev
which he hsd paid eade3 81 breakfast
tA&s nnorrsar. and ~ did ssss tkisk II
woald BE rixht 70 pafsake OF bis Iand-
lsdy's cheer again antf1 psyneat Tor IL
becsn~ les prssiemAxscai- Moreover.
~ had siaas vhieA ccsh bsss - ere
eased ds~n-ss~n: - ~ entered . cheap
ruusaersat and opasssa 1seaS SAscA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

oCgW HDgyOYO
oufh e. msthod and scsults whsn
Syrup a. Feu i taksn; 4 = pleasant
end TefteGhing - the tnste, end acts
gently yet prcmptly On The Kidneya
Liver and Houell clsonsss the eye
I'm elsctnally. diPelb oolds. hsad
achss and ievers and curss hahitnal
eonsfipafion- Syrup a Figs = To
only remedy a. In Kind ever pre-
ducsd. pleasing % the tasfe and -
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt b
it, action and truly beneficial In IT.
effects. prepared only from the ,nost
healthy and agreeable substances it,
many excellent qualities commend Il
70 Oh and have mxds Is the mot
popular remedy known-
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale In 6oo
and 81 boitles By ell leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist WAC
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re StRUp ca
sAs fRAHofeoot Cal
Go0ok4kk. ~ nv voex ~.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11
CHAgrER III
A nuMoY LICK.

Russell held the half-dollar up TO the
light and made pretense of examining
tho spot OF bsser metal In It In reality
he was considering the advisability OF
making rush tor the door. He decided
to remain. 1t was bad enough to have
such dinner on his stomach without
having IL on his conscience also. Evil
IDENTIFY he must postpone payment He
did not like the idea. Borrowing din
ners in this way had formed no part of
his original scheme. He removed his
eyes from the plugged coin. and turned
them upon the cashier.
pretty work" said he; II took 1t Tor
good one"
Thirty cents. please" said tho cash
Ter In . tone calculated to discourage
conversation.
II regret to say that haven't that
amount with me-" Russell began. apollo
getically.
.'You ought to have thought of that
BEFORE" was the response.
"Your remark bristles with wisdom, /"
said Russell, ''but It does not contain .
suggestion a. to course of action"
''6ettle up" said the cashier, By way
Of supplying the deficiency. A fat man
In . white jacket and . traditional
cooks cap, who had been engaged in
the manufacture Of grtddle-cakes BY the
window as . temptation 70 the passers-
by. overheard this controversy. and
strollcd up to the desk armed with the
spade which he used to turn his cakea
A half dozen newsboys from the side
walk and some walters and customers
Joined the group.
'Put him on the griddle, Shorty,
called one Of the urchins to the cook.
and the suggestion was received with
applause The situation WAS becoming
embarrassing, but just then young
man connected with tho press. whom
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-11

TIE vsiIxy Cstv kaifDs ComsAnf bss
nc peer 81 tae rsaonfacgure q fsyaf.
Us produces are q errst demand, and
especially lie Lag Khlts. Try -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-13
A CHURCH CORNERSTONE LAID.

The cornerstone of the new building OF st. Marks
Evangelical Lutheran Church. which Is to cost S75 600
was laid with appropriate services yesterday afternoon
at Bushwlck and Jefferson ayes. The services wero
conducted by the Rev. Messrs Il. H. SEEKER H. c..
Luhr aud A. E. Frey The lastnamed has been pastor
OF the church for twenty years. 1t was an infant
organization Of two years when he took charge of the
services at jefferson and Evergreen ayes. He estab-
lshed a school In connection with It and year ago
a handsome schOOlhouse Of brick and Nova Scotia
stone was erected adjoining the site of the church. al
cost Of S2s 900. II will accommodate 900 children
The new church will be built of the same material and
VIII be SO by 1O1 feet and will have a splre about 1875
Iest men parsonage will adjOn it In Jefferson ave
The entire property will represent an expenditure OF
$4,000 when the church Is complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-13
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. April II (specaD.-If the Governments
April condition on winter wheat, 96o, Is maintaned
ND TO harvest and If the Government increases the
winter wheat acreage the various state authorities
do about 100000 acres, the winter wheat crop ms
wear will be Just about lOO,O0o,00o bushels larger
than last years was. This WIS the popular way ~
figuring the Government report yesterday, yet the
6gnres made no impression ON the market instead
OF declining prices advanced nearly cent ana eioseo
almost AZ the top. May sold from 81 OF 81 10
~ OF "a. and closed at 81 o. 5,sGSi On 3d. July
sod from ~ OF IL to 81 O3 30, ana closed az
~ Oh is. The trade was stll under the sape ii
~ the foreign news. There we've large hour
ciearances from the seaboard, about 10000
nac<nges from the four ports; and there was some
additional export business. The weather IN The North,
west WAS still wlntry-uDquestOnably an influence %
the market There sharp demand for sample corn
yestesday II was sufficient 20 keep futures fraction,
ally over Friday. May opened at 81 II and closed
AT 81 SIS July opened at "a Ia and closed at "a 30:
The receipts continue moderate the weather TOO wet
for any improvement etis In the m5ycmeD, or IN ts
gradng Oats were also fraCtiOnaly higher May open
Inc al 81 and closing at 81 SIS. Thevc Is Increasing
taIx of a decreased acreage and delayed harvest.
Hogs were I'm good supply at the yards and were
lower: but they continue good deal above Produet
rpe sneculatiye trade yesterday small. July P0ra
sod from si2 90 10 Sf3 o. and closed at Sl2 o. July
lard sold from 90 81 % So OF. and closed at 20 "
nIy rbs sold from go AZ 70 81 3d. and closed AZ go oo