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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
GOSSIP FOR THE FAIR.
Miss Marsden's Remarkable
Adventures in the va
kutsk Country.
The Right and the Wrong Way
for the Packing Of
Trunks.
How q School Teacher Brought
an Unraly Girl to
Time.
Good Housekeeping Tells How
Lace May Be Cleaned Sue
cessfully.

Some interesting particulars are given
in Russian journals of Miss x. Mars
denis adventurous and intr epid journey
into the far distant province of YakutSk
to seek the plant which in India she had
heard was to be obtained in this Rus
sian province, and which was specific
healer of leprosy, says the Pail Mall
Gazette. After arriving at YakutSk she
still had to journey lOna distance into
the primeval forest. trying on her jour
ney to do good as she went, but in spite
of help from the Russian officials her
journey was full of dangers on water
and land-fr0m wild horses and bears,
adventures on raft on the River Lena,
and danger of being taken as spy, for,
say the Russians, none go to Yakutsk of
their own free will.
Suffering OF the Lepers.
For two months she rode with a
wooden saddle on a Yakutsk horse,
without either washing or dressing;
and at the end of this journey she be-
held the miserieS of the poor lepers she
had set out to aid. To these lepers
those who are. free from the disease are
bitterly cruel, for they fear the disease
themselves. When any one is seized.
be it mother or child, father or son. they
are driven leagues into tine forest.
There, in hut of dung and branches,
they must live alone and suffer. Only
the oldest clothes are given them, and
their food is brought to near their huts
daily, weekly and even monthly. Small
wonder some of these poor WretcheS
have SAID death was their only friend,"
and yet some live twenty years in this
semi-Savage state.
Herb That Lessons Distresses.
One case Miss Marsden found in this
forest of mother who persisted that a
hut should be built for her as we'll as
her child, while at distance from it,
and in secret, this mother was nursing
her child at night, though had it been
known she too would have been driven
into the wilderness. When it became
known that Miss Marsden had come to
help the leperS group came to her one
evening and sat at her fire; many with
out fingers, others who could not speak.
One poor wretch brought her fish to
eat. She has collected means now to
establish colony, that they may be
better fed and clothed; and in Siberian
nunnery she found six nuns willing to
go and nurse them. The plant she went
to seek she found; but only to discover
that it does rot cure, though it allevi-
ates the sufferingS of these poor leper
OutcaStS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29

ligence of her mother. Princess Marie
is likely to hold her own, even in the
troublesome little kingdom of BOuman-
ia, and her influence over the impress
sionable Prince Ferdinand is great.
Moreover, the match is one which will
give great satisfaction to the queen,
whose sole scruple about the engage
ment was that her pretty grandchild
was ''ower young to marry yet" and
the betrothal cannot but be other than
beneficial to Roumania, as it allies the
little kingdom more closely to more
than one great power. The prince, who is
tall, fair and distingue, is amiable and
somewhat romantic i'll tie temperament.
and. as the Princess Marie has been
most excellently trained by the Duchess
of Edinburgh, who is one of the wisest
of mothers, there is every reason to be-
lieve that the marriage will prove COM
pletely happy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
A WOMAN'S WEAPON.
"What is a woman's weapon~

"What is a woman's weapon"
l asked a charming girl;
She dropped her lashes slyly
And stroked vagrant curl;
Then consciously she murmured-
This rosebud newly cut;
81 have strong suspicion
Her weapon is pout."
"What is woman's weapon?"
l asked lover true.
He turned him to maiden
With eyes of heavenly blue.
Her velvet lips were parted,
All innocent of guile,
And eas erly he answered: J,
Her weapon is smile"
"What is woman's weaponF
I asked a poet then.
With sudden inspiration
He seized upon his pen
"Oh, could name thousand"
He cried, in accents clear;
"But woman's surest weapon,
/ Igrant you, is a tear"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
Ca ze at These Astonishing Prices !

Ladies' Fines Lisle Thread Undervests, with
fine silk embroidery around neck 80 26c
Ladies' Handsome Half-Silk UndeTvests, with
light pink and blue stripes ..........33c
Ladies' Cotton Jersey Undervests ......4o
We have but ten dozen of these vests con-
sequently they may last but short time.
Ladies' Fine, Fancy Hemstitched Handker-
Ladies' Very Fine, Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, fancy borders ........se
Good Quality, All Linen 1s-inch Towel.
ing g..................,....... sc per YARD
Heavy Pure Linen Huck Towels. good size so
Heavy All-Linen Table Cloth . 25c per yard
Fine Pure Linen D Damask Table Cloth
35c per yard
Fine Cream, Pure German Linen Table
Finest Quality Turkey Red Table Linen, Best
German Dye, Warranted Strictly Fast Color
very wide. .....-.. -40c per yard
Large Size Heavy Bedspreads. s...........54 54c
Largest Size Very Heavy Bates Bedspreads CSC
Finest Quality Marseilles Bedspreao, hand
some goods. worth So 70, for .S153
Boys Good Quality Percale Shirt Waists, all
Boys Heavy outing Flannel Shirt Waists, all
Boys Fine sateen, cheviot. etc, Shirt Waists
Ladies Fine Shirt Waists, ali kinds and
prices at about half their value
Ladies Fine Poplin, Sateen. Mohair and Silk
Skirts, all colors and qualities. 35c and up
ward.
Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers, Chemises
Night Dresses, Skirts, Corset Covers, etc.,
22c and upward.
$50 Styles of Corsets, consisting Of al Popu,
lar Styles of the Celebrated P D. Corsets:
An Popular Styles of c. P. Corsets; All
Styles of ]. B. Corsets; AL Styles OF
Thomson's Glove-Fitting Corsets; also All
Other Styles of Every Known Merit
1Sc each and upward
Elegant Cashmere Shawls, largest size, in
Light Blue, Cream, Scarlet, Black, Drab
and all other colors ....gs ESQ
Finest Quality English Walking Gloves
Worth S1.45 for e5c
Elegant Quality Real Kid Gloves. Every
Pair Warranted and Fitted in the Store CSC
per pair.
EmbToideries and Flouncing of every width
and quality. s4c per yard and upward
500 Different Kinds and Styles Of Laces, con.
sisting of Point d'Irlande. Torchon, Valen.
ciennes Guipure, Spanish. Chantilly and
many other Laces at ridicuIously low
prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
DELSARTEANISM

She bendeth lOWl
She kicketh highi
She swayeih gently to and fro,
She treadeIh only on her toe;
And when | asked her the reason why,
The HssOme maiden doth reply:
'Dear Edmund Russell doeth So"
sand who may Edmund Russell be?"
'Tis thus l catechise her.
She looketh in amaze on me;
She says: ''In truth, pity theem
She crieth. "Shame unto thee; why, sir.
The high priest of Delsarte is he;
A type of wan tiaccidity,
Our dear deyitaliZer"'
She fluttereth her wrists
Just like that matchless man;
She battereth her fists,
She doeth wondrous twists,
Though don't see how she can.
She whirls and spins; insists
She likes it, till vague mists
Swim ronnd her. and she's wan;
Just like that prince of priests.
The pale Delsartean.
Buffalo Courier.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29

Jane began to struggle and object, but |
hung on. She was as big as l was. and
/ did think she would get the best of me
efter all until she burst into floods of
tears. Now. hate tears. 1t made me
feel mean. but madder than ever. She
cried to be let go. / told her when She
would promise to obey me she could and
not before. Well, tile war went OH for
over half an hour. She had Mysteries, but
l clung to my seat and kept the classes
ised to obey, and [ escaped quite as de-
lighted as she. She behaved like a
saint after that, but | don't advocate
that style of humiliation for general
uSe."
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
A STUNNER IN PRICES!

Owing to the sagnancy in the Dry Goods Market through
out the country caused by the extreme bad weather and back
ward spring. Eastern manufacturers and importers found
themselves overloaded with merchandise and cOmped
unload Our New York resident buyer took advantage Of
the demorazed state Of the market and sent immense
quantity of merchandise which he succeeded in securing
immense sacrifice in c0rrOb0ratiOn of which ask you to
note the following quoted prices which speak for themselves:
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
THE PROPER DINNER.
To Give One Nowadays Requires
No Little Executive Ability.

. GIVE q dinner
in New York
after the manner
of fashionables is
a complex and in
tricate thing. Not
more ha n a
dozen ia IN lie S
probably of even
McAllister's $50
C a II manage a
large dinner of
forty covers, for
instance. without
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
SCHLIEK & CO..
81 and 80 East Third Street.
Write for new Catalogue.
DR.. Teller.
$50 East Seventh ST., st. Paul, Mnn.
SO Washington Ay. south, MINNEAPOLIS.


Speedily cures all private, nervous, chronic
and blood and skin diseases Of both sexes
without the use of mercury or hindrance
from business. NO CURE. NO Paw. Pri-
where the blood has become poisoned. caus.
ing ulcers, blotches, sore throat aud mouth.
pains in the head and bones, aud all diseases
of the kidneys and bladder, are cured for
life. Men of all ages who are suffering from
the result of youthful indiscretion or ex-
cesses of mature years, producing nervous
ness, Indigestion, constipation, loss of mem
ory, etc., are thoroughly and permanently
cured.
DR.. Feller, who has had many years of ex-
perience in this specially. is a graduate from
one of the leading medical colleges of the
country. He has never failed in curing any
cases that ne has undertaken. Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential Call
or write for list of questions. Medicines sent
by mail and express everywhere free from
risk and exposure.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29

Good Quality Envelopes .......... ..25 for &c
Fine Quality Writing Paper. &c sheets for 1c
Best Adamantine Pins 1c per paper
Best 3-Cord Spool Cotton. ..... .1l2c per spool
6od 6es. SEWING SIX Rhbor n.a::; per spooa
Good Quality Rubber Fine Combs ...... &c
Best Agate Buttons. Il dozen for &c
Fine Pearl Dress Buttons. ....7c per dozen
Very Fine Jet Dress Buttons -. sc per dozen
Best Hooks and Eyes. lc per card
Best Sllvered Thimbles .2 for 1c
Best Quality Largest Cakes Turkish
Finest Quail Quality Transparent Glyesrins me SNA'
Elegant Quality Largest Size Cakes SAN
Extra Qualify Four-Row Best Bristle
Tooth Brushes. -. 10c
Extra Quality Best Bristle Hair Brushes,
solid back and polished handles go. 2Sc
Very Finest Real Rubber Back Hair
Brushes, finest bristles. ........ 45c
Very Fine Real Celluloid Hair Brushes,
finest briStleS leS........... 4jc
Misses Best Warren Hose Supporters
sc per pair
Ladies' Best Warren Hose Supporters
10c per pair
Fine Morocco Pocketbooks with fine
silvered ornaments and clasps. w Ice
Very Fine Real Seal and Calfskin Pock-
etbooks with card case attached, sill
vered trimmings. Observation-Disclosures. 3Sc
Ladies Good Quality Velvet Belts, with
adjustable bodice ............... 13c
Ladies Very Fine Leather Belts, with
adjustable bo dice and fine silvered
buckles 15c
Fine Black Ali-Silk Fans, hand painted 19c
Very fine IYory-Handled Silk Fans 38c
Ladies Good Quality Fast-Black Hose. 4c
Ladies Heavy Fast Black Hose, trimmed
oSuno: ~
Ladies Very Fine, Full Regular Made.
Extra Long Hose, warranted abso-
lntely stainless, double heels and toes. 17c
35c Quality Very Fine Balbriggan War
ranted Fast Black Hose, double heels
anu tOeS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I9c
Ladies Extra Fine Balbriggan, Two
Thread, Fast Black Hose, actual 45c
qudut! Zlc
Ladies' Very Fine Quality Pure Silk
Hose. warranted absolutely stainless.
double heels and toes and extra
length. ......... ..... Usual price 81, at 81 .0S
Ladies' Elegant Balbriggan Combed
Egyptian Yarn Undervests, fine drawn
work and ribbon around neck and
sleeves, actual 35c quality. 17c
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
CL0AkS AT ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE,

We are closing out the balance of our
Cloak Stock regardless of cost or value
Fine All-Wool Cloth Refer Jackets,
with fine buffalo horn lttons. worth
S5.25, Observation-Disclosures. 81. rs
Very Handsome Refer Jackets, made
OF fine imported worsted cloth, with
finest pearl buttons, worth Sl2 25 Sc. .25
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
A ROYAL BRIDE-ELECT.

"A BrIIIIahC anu BeautIIUI W oman
Who Is Every Inch a Queen.
New York Press.
Princess Marie of Edinburgh, be-
trothed to Ferdinand. of Hohenzollern,
crown prince of Roumania, is one of
the queens cleverest and prettiest
granddaughters. All princesses are beau
tiful, as all princes are brave and hand
some, by courtesy, but in the case of
Princess Marie it is the simple truth
that she is really lovely. Inheriting
much OF the re ady wit and bright intel
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29

Very Finest Imported Cloth Refer
Jackets lined with finest changeapie
silk, with finest pearl buttons, worth
About Is other STYLES at proportionate
prices. We have only few of each kind
left; therefore come at once and select the
one you want before they are all gone. We
feel certain they will last but short time at
these unheard-of prices
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29
TWENTY DOLLARS /!

TWENTY DOLLARS +!
The old standbys.
CentIemen's Dark Blue or
Black Imported Serge
S. B. Sack Suits of
BROKAW BROS MAKE
Last SeasonWe sold about
200 of these Suits at
$1,000. They are the
Same price this Season.
RELIABLE Merchant
TaiIors charge S45.OO
For Suits no better.
BROKAW BROS
CLOTHING is
THE BEST
IN THE WORLD.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-05-29

Good Quality GLORIA Silk Sun Umbrel-
Fine Changeable Silk Parasols, with
natural fine wood handles. s....
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-31

Some preparation Of this kind may be
made for the little ones, at very little ex
pense and trouble, while even some Of the
bigger ones would not despise some Of the
beautiful goose eggs, laid in thick with
coIored ribbons.
Two large shells c)uld be broken rag
gel around the top edges, these painted
| aiouy the edge irreeu!arly IN gold paint
Put them in tisy basket, which should b
gilded, fill them with vlolets or heliotfops
rftm the greenhouse, tie b>w OF widt
i5let ribbon on one cid, OF the handle, ant
II yeur best girl wants prettet Easter egg
tn, that, let her buy i. herself. IL yor
are where you cannot get 1,wers, fill then
~i'h email bonbons.
| Eggs decorated with funny faces, cap
AID cApes are very smusirg, but these ar'
| oily available when one understands tn,
paint brush; however, many OK the sdver
tisements in our newspapers ontain picture
that could easily be traced and ioIched VI
with water colors to be very attractive.
| Cover eggs with mucila.e and roll then
in rice or cerealine, let them get perfe Il!
dry, then touch up with goli paint sn'
string ribbons through them. The egg
she uld be blown. and allowed to ge. pei
fec,ly dry before putting the ribbons il
them.
For child, string Of red eggs is verl
&C sp,abIP. These can be hens eggs
Paint them with gersnium lake Gil paiat
mixed with ceramic glszing This hsrdsns
and is q1i.e glossy in appearance and
lovely color Of red.
Esster favor, need not sll be eggs: flow
era. Dor ,ns, stationery, anything Of thi
kind is appropriate.
By breaking part Of the small end fl
gluiue on a top of silk with = draw-ssrinl
ia it and filing ii With very small candies
. rretty favor can be made.
For fus, one can I'LL the eggs with corn
meal, put plaster Of paris over the hole il
III, end. heat them Ia The oven, and aerv'
At bteskfas; with the other eggs. The ol'
who ge,s this egg will get An Easter su'
prise At least.
Empty shells can be fled with prepared
geistine sllies with small candies in it,, AMI
when set III j.. shell eau be removed Bet
tina Hollis in Farm and T reside.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Peculiar, 80 PIP Good Company
series; Lee q Shepard, Boston, March,
1882 The success that has attended the
Good Company sere- has been so great
that volume in it scarcely needs an
introduction to the public. Peculiar
Hero OF the Great Rebellion, by Epes
Sargent is the issue for March and will
take rank as one OF the best OF the whole
srries. 1t is a story strong in the dra-
matte strength OF its dialogue. vigorous
in its movement, aud absorbingly enter
tanning in its narrative. Although a
twice told tale it is one that never loses
its charm or its interest and in its pres
ent form will be sure Of large sale.
In Beaver Cove, PIP 3iG; Charles L
Webster Il Co New \ ork; 1892 one
of the most charming books that has
come to our desk this year is In
Beaver Cove" 1t Is beautiful volume
of BAG papes and comprises collection
of eleven short stories by Matt Grim 10
has been said, and with truth, that in
this particular field American writers
are most often found wanting,
but In this volume we have
a delightful exception to the
rule. We have never seen any work in
this line, stronger, more natural,or more
entertaining. There is not poor story
in the collection But while all of them
are good. it is in the portrayal Of life
among the Georgia mountainiers that
the suthor specially eXcels, The dialect
of that region is handled with the per
lection Of SKILL, we are brought into the
homes of these people nay, more than
that into hearty sympathy with them.
We admire their sturdy independence
their fearlessness, their frankness. We
learn that under their rough exteriors
may be found hearts as loyal, devotion
as heroic. as anywhere in the world
There IL a charm about these mountain
stories that il quite indeseribsble. There
is ceftainlys bright future for the strong,
graceful pen THAI wrote them nthe PLAIN
speech of rough, uueouth characters, I'VE
are brought. into contact with those finer
sentiments Of the human heart, those
depths of true and tender feeling. that
crown real genuine manhood and VIC
manhood wherever it may he found. We
turn away From this book regretfu!ly
with the ripple of streams and the muI
muir OF mountaia breezes still lingering
with us. But The book viii never lose
its interest for one will never read il
without discovering new charms.
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STATE NEWS.


BRoOgLIs.
Oaly about one week ago Capt john
Allen was called to The other world snd
on Friday his ltfls grandson aged five
year,, while It play 10 the house fell aud
struck his head in .uch mann er as 10 csufs
death in 4 few ho1rs. George was q very
blight, active GOV and his parents feel their
loss deeply st DOL agents are making
hair seiecnon Of teachers, and We note two
beginners on the lit this year. Our free
High Sclooi is doing much for the advance.
mens Of the scholars in this town. Mr.
Cults Stevens OF Css,ine was the guest II
II. j. Jordan la.t week Capt. Colin T..
Blsck Of Brooksville visited his brother. a
g. Black last thursday MIR. Edwin PAT
ker was drawn to serve on the traverse jury
this SPRING. Fl. Bridges will plaster hi,
new house as soon as JACK Eros! yields hi,
icy clutch.
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We had Intended TO run the call for
subscriptions 10 the Maine building at
The worIds Columbian Exposition In
yesteyday's JoERSAT. but by an over
sight &c was omitted. We now give
iJ place in cur columns and
from ihia time forward shall be ready TO
receive. acknowledge and forward 10
the committee sll money that may be
sent us for this worthy purpose. II all
newspapers in Maine ioin Us in running
similar subscriptions among their read
efs, as the many cordial assurances OF
co operation already received Indicate
tina, they will, the amount required 10
give Maine a thoroughly ereditable
oGildIug on the Chicago fair grounds will
soon be speedily raised and that too 10
amounts so small as TO burden no one.
Let this be the voluntary expression Of
tie people Of Maine and let jaat as many
~ possible OF them-men, women and
children-join In il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-31

IL u said thar prominent Kennnt'ee
county man who Was conspicuous about
the last Legislature chiefly through hlz
opposition 10 tar reform. has recently
tiossomsd out n full f!edzef. enthusi-
astie rampageous advocate Of this move
mers. He eyidsn,ly feels that IL Ia better
ate fhan never, and that by jumping
astride Of the reform and shouting loutt-
~ enoegh he mag make the public
'htnk that he was the real author Of u.
This 10 = mistake. The advocates Of TAI
reform rejoice 10 conversions from their
enemies. especially when they resemble
he famous change Of heart that was
experienced In aBcteat times by Saul u
Fsrsas. They will GOT. however, for-
sske Old leaders 10. rev corners, even
when the recruits do most Of the shout
Z Ia
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secure for the women Of cur grand o.d
Slate 3 representation that shall be in oil
respects credit 70 them and fairly repre-
sentative Of their work.
We shall be glad to make any sugges-
tons within our power to further this
worthy cause.
Nstiousl Board MRS EDwIs c Bun
LEIGH. Augusta; MRS. l. NJ. n. STEVENS,
Portland; MRS. SARAH II. BIxsr (slteI-
nate Skowhegan.
State Board MRS. LUCINDA M. BEL
LOWS. Freedom; Mas AGNES c. PAUL
Fort Fairfield; Mas KATE MAY ANDREWS,
l. ,wiston; MISS EVA A. Parcher, Ssco.
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March so-siste EesFd Of Trsds, Bladsford
- - Political. - -

No notice Whatever will b taken Of IN
axnsd communications. All such viii b put
ate The wasss basket unread.
Tine JOURNAL CANNOT gE HELD RxsroN.
sGnls ZOE THE FERMENTATION Or xErUKS
10 nguCTnD COMMUNICATIONS.
Address oil communications relating 10 sub
aerfpiions and advertisements 10 Burleigh &
Fiynt, Publisher, Augusta, Me.
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Rev. Mr.. Exsempore-My bearers, l
shsil have to ssk your indulgence for rev
minutes. l forgot my manuscript, and
have sent my lissle boy for ii. His san,
mounting pulpit lin loud tone-Msmms
couIdns had the writin', but here's the
hook vcu c 1pied Il from.-Tid- Btu
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2;5lI;lIzl;;I!|

Is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription Inf.s
Children 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic 1t a substitute
for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup, and Castor Oil
is Its guarantee ~ thirty years by
Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms ana aIays
fsverishDess, Casror: prevents vomiting Curd.
cures DArrhoea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles. constipation and iataicney
CastOra assmilates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Cas-
toria is the Chidrens Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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MAINE GOSSIP.

Oae Of the most unique Of missionary
boxes has Just been made by Mr.. Silas
" Bideout OF Cumberland Centre, an
old gentleman ST. years II age. 1t is d
piece OF fine workmanship containing
III my kinds of wood, both foreign and
domestic, aad put together in fashion
that would make many a young man en-
vious. Mr. W. c. Kfdeout, the we'll
known landscape photographer. now
has the box and, In behalf Of the old gen
tleman, will present 1t to the American
Missionary society with sum Of money
10 20 inside. which he Is now collecting