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teacher should see that the air enters
properly the lower part of the lungs.
THE JOLLY GIRL.
She Is Very Comfortable Person
to Know.

to Know.
"The jolly girl is born, not made. No
training can counterfeit her.. There are
those, to be sure, who affect jollity, but
it is only skin.deep. The jolly girl is
jolly under adverse circumstances. in
bad weather, when she hasn't a cent to
her name. when she has the toothache,
when she has lost her situation, when
she breaks her needle. when her back
hair tumbles down in public, when she
is shopping, when her masculine neigh
Dor at the theater goes out, and when
he returns. when her bills are due. She
never seems to indulge in that feminine
luxury the blues and it is mistake TO
suppose that she is noisy; there is Jolllty
of the lauy-like. aristocratic sort, as
we'll as of the fish-wife order. One is
never dull with her. She has that in
finite variety which all the world coyets
and loves. Possibly it is not special
virtue in the jolly girl, any more than
blue eyes in the blonde maiden or red
hair in the Titianesque. Jol1ity flows
from her presence as the nightingale's
futing bubbles from his throat, and
enchants the world, just as the poet
pours forth his song in profuse strains
of unprecedented art just as the tree
blossoms the grasses Sprout, the stars
shire, without effort, without design,
with sincerity and constancy and spon-
taneity. Let her be shipwrecked. or an
invalid stranded OH bed of pain, yet
she does not lose or abate that peculiar
trait which makes sunshine for those
about her and sweeps the cobWebS out
of their sky"
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SITTING In A DRAUGHT.
Serious Results Must Follow
Where Vitality Is Low.

Serious Results Must Follow
Where Vitality Is Low.
Home Maker.
tits strange the difference there is in
people about sitting in draught of air.
Some persons can sit or lie in draugh
AMI not suffer the slightest inconven-
fence, while others would catch their
death of cold in few minutes. Why is
this? 1t cannot be wholly due to the
solely to the conditions of particular Or
gans of the body. Judging from OBJ
servations, it would seem that, other
things being equal. those who have the
best capillary circulation are the ones
least likely to suffer. But this, again,
depends upon certain other conditions
A person who has very feeble pulse,
showing low vitality. cannot have a
good circulation in the capiflaries; the
surface is easily chilled, hence the dan-
ger Of taking cold.
But you will see another individual
with strong pulse. good vitality, who
is apparently as susceptible to draughtS
as the one who Is feeble. 'Fhe eutaneous
circulation is sluggish owing to normal
conditions. 1t may be due to all error
in diet or something that interferes with
the surface circulation. One who lives
largely on oily foods may have skin so
torpid thas the capillaries in it cannot
do their work properly. Or if there is
an excess of bile in the blood this fluid
may be SO thick that the fine net work
of caplllarieS cSnnot carry it. The sur
face circulation will be sluggish aud the
skin easily chilled.
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SACRED PIGEONS.
The Birds Who We're Provided for
by Will in Venice.

The Birds who We're Provided for
by Will in Venice.
The "Holy Pigeons of st. Marks"
have been recognized as such by the au-
thoritjes OF Venice for more than Il
thousand yearS-ever since the year ST..
In olden times it was the custom OF the
sacristans of st. Marks church to re-
lease doves and pigeons, fettered with
paper, after the religious services of
Palm Sunday. The paper letters
partially disabled the poor birds, and
such of those as did not escape were
caught by the people, WHO tatted them
for Easter dinner. Sometimes one and
sometimes dozen OF the poor, flut-
terlng creatures would manage to
break the paper thongs which bound
wings and feet together. Whereupon
they almost Invariably sought refuge on
the roof and in the steeples of the his
toric old church. All Of the escaped
birds assumed certain sacredness. and,
it being against the law to kill Or harm
them in any way, increased to enormous
numbers. During the time of the re-
public the Sacred Pigeons of st.
Mark'S'' became objects of national So
licitude. tons of grain being annually
supplied for their maintenance. After
the fall of the republic thousands of
them starved to death, and all woul Il
have died but for provision made by a
pious old lady, whose will perpetually
provides for them.
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He Is Il snake-Charmer.

Alameda Encinal.
Everybody who knows Louis Homeier,
the popular orchestra leader, knows
that he goes hunting every hour he can
spare from his position. Well, besides
being an expert hunter. he is not afraid
of snakes-in fact, is a kecharmer.
A few weeks ago he encountered an
enormous rattlesnalle, which carried
witch him full dozen rattles. iomeier
event for him" with both persuasion
and big stick, and soon captured his
snakeship. And what think you he did
with him? Why, he skinned him, dried
the skin thoroughly, E.ade it into a
neckscarf, and now occasionally sports
the trophy, with the rattles as a front
ornament. If any one doubts this snake
story we refer him to Louis Homeier,
who, we know, will not ''go back on
nc -
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EXERCISES FOR CHILDREN

The Body as Well as the Mind
Should Receive Especial Train
ing.
Growing girls of twelve to sixteen are
apt to be very awkward both in their
movements and gestures. Sometimes
they outgrow these shuff1ing, ugly
habits of carriage and department with
out any especial effort on the part of
their instructors, says the New York
Tribune, but it is dangerous expert
ment to trust TO time as the only cure
for these evils. Besides, it is not only
sgrace that is of special Importance, but
How is it possible for BODY
to grow and develop without the neces-
Sary amount Of pure air to feed tile
lungs; and how can cramped-up. flat
chest and narrow shoulders give the
requisite supply? In arranging, there
fore, for child'S winter curriculum. do
not forget the body while providing for
the mind; and besides the daily walks,
see that the children have some form of
regular exercise particularly adapted
to expand the chest and improve the
carriage. There are SO many excellent
methods now that one can hardly
20 astray, but perhaps comJna-
ton of the Delsartean movements
with simple dumb bell exercise would
be the best The former certainly gives
grace and suppleness, and there is no
better medium than the latter for devel-
oping muscle and initiating the chest
There is no need to give much time to
these exercises, and in. no case should
gymnasium work take the place of long
walks in the open air; fifteen or twenty
minutes regularand daily practice is all
that is necessary, and it will be found in
every case to be of incalculable adyan-
tage. A breathing exercise should
always accompany the manual
performance. Physicians tell us
that the lower part of the lungs are
seldom Brought into play, and that dis
eases both Of the lungs and the stomach
would be less frequent if each function
Of the body received continually its full
share of oxygen. After the fifteen
minutes bodily exercise is over, there
fore give ten minutes to breathing ex-
ercise by initiating the lungs slowly for
fifteen seconds, and then eXpeling the
air for another fifteen seconds. During
this exercise there should be no corsets
OF stays to confine the figure, and the
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mr.. end Mrs. A. L. Graves celebrated their
twentieth wedding anniversary at their
home Thursday night, surrounded by friends,
who showered their congratulations upon
the prosperous editor of the West ST. Paul
BroadaXe and his wife. A very pleasant
evening was spent.
]. E. Brady, of the firm of Kent & Brady.
left Thursday evening for a trip TO China
will look: into tea cultivation. with the object
OF engaging more extensively III that line
the coming season.
+ The fifth social hop OF the season by the
Maple Leaf Dancing club occurred at the
Liedertafel Thursday evening, and was as
dance by the club will occur some time; in
January.
/. The marriage of Charles Galloway to Miss
Annie Croft occurred Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride on Clinton avenue at 5
O'clock. Rev. Mr.. Holmes, OF the Episcopal
church. performed the ceremony.
Wednesday, Jan. 4, at 9 p. M, the Ladies'
Aid Society of the First Universalist Church
will meet at the residence of Mrs. George G.
Harper, 319 East Eighth street.
The Sunday school of the Church of the
Ascension had their Christmas tree and Serv-
ices at the church Wednesday evening, and
very pleasant time Was enjoyed by the
children.
Division No. G. A. O. H. viii give dane
ing party at the division hall, corner West
Seventh street and Western avenue, this
evening"
The Woman's Baking company. of Mime
apolis. was legal Y incorporated yesterday
with capital stock of $4,000.
The Clarions, North western prohibition
trio, will give free concert at Masonic hall,
Hamline. this evening.
A masquerade ball will be given on New
Years eve at Turner hall by the Northwest
ern lodge, |. o. B. A.
The members of the Florantine club will
give their next dance IN the West Side opera
house on Jan. 10.
The West Side Turnverein ball will be
given in Martins hail tonight
This evening the Salvation Army will hold
all international meeting.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
A DAINTY ROOM
That Is Suitable for Your Young
Daughter.

You wish to arrange your little
daughters room so that it shall be both
attractive and simple. Paper with blue
and make a dado of creme cretonne
stamped with blue and vel low daffodils.
Let the ceiling paper be of yellow and
white, and paint the woodwork cream.
Have brass bpdstead, or a white
enamel tipped with brass. Have gay
quilt in white and yellow. Mark
the towels, sheets and pillow
cases with her monogram in
blue and yellow, aud one datfodil in the
corners Let the curtains be of the
cretOnne lined with pale blue, and have
white frilled muslin curtains under
meath. Do not forget the work basket
and table, the writing desk and the
hanging book shelves, and have all the
pretty and innocent pictures you can
crowd on the wall. Make your little
daughters room haven to which. in
the dreary years 10 come, she may look
back with sweet memories.
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These Qualities

By the most elaborate re-
searches, careful study and
costly experiments DR.. Price
has been enabled to give to
the world the purest, strongest
and most economical natural
and delicious fruit favcrs in
existence; free from all pois-
onous oils, others or artificial
essences. 1t is these qualities
that have created such a great
demand for DR.. Prices De-
licious Flavoring Extracts of
Lemon, Vanilla, Orange, etc.,
favors that retain all their
delicate taste and freshness
for an indefinite period.
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Ould 10 long er live in the house that
the baby had left.;'
The auctioneer was feeling his story
Yisibly.
mo, my boy" he went on, II didn't
know, nor did the crowd. but they all
did pretty soon, and told them a story
that had no fun in it nor any heart
there, but it took just the same, and |
got $3.50 for that cradle before l was
done with it, and then gave it back TO
the poor young mother"
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Guaranteed Cure

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. If you are afflicted with
q Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy
R5 directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money re-
funded. We could not make this offer
did We not know that DE-. Kings New
Discovery could be relied on. 1t never
disappoints. Trial bottles free at j. p.
Aliens Drug Store, Corner Seventh and
Jackson. Large size sec and SLIGO.
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An Awkward Moment.
Boston Transcript.

Boston transcript.
LII was OH the avenue. y young Har-
ward man walking rapidly down from
the new bridge overlook pretty girl he
knew. The two walked on together
towards the shopping region of the city.
The girl had to stop to inspect fiat in a
new building, an GRAND for her father,
and the young Harvard man stopped
with her. But they got through the er-
rand in no time at Eli, for the janitor
asked them how large their family was
and how soon they should like to move
in. And now the girl makes her father
inspect the flats in his new buildings
himself.
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food. and when I see darkened house

food, and when see darkened house
wrong and the older members are only
counting a still greater sorrow. for the
lesson intended to he taught has not
yet been learned. God never intended
children to mourn, and we are GER
tainly not right in forcing them to do
so. We cannot forget. but we can
train ourselves to speak of the loved
ones who are gone. and thus keep their
dear names ever fresh in our mem
cries.
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in June. The freshmen class, properly
c0Stumed, acted as walters and served
refreshments. The following colleges
and universities were represented at
the meeting: Leland Stanford. Evans
ton. Princeton, Harvard. Yale, Toronto
university, Manitoba college, Ann Ar
hnr Minnesota and Rockford ILL
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
Young Folks Dancing Party

Miss Dora Jefferson gave alarge dane
ing party at her home on Summit ave-
nue. last night. The beautiful parlors
still retain their delightful Christmas
greenery, and Miss Jetferson's gracious
entertaining is so well known that fur
Their description of the dance is entirely
unnecessary. 1t was one of the most
charming affairs these mid-wlnter holi-
days have brought to light among the
vounger naOnIe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31

the New Years day edition of
the Globe tomorrow will be of
unusual local interest. 1t Will
contain a review of St Paul's
commercial AND industrial prog.
Ress during 1884,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
Movements of Steamships,

KINsALE-Passed: Ottoman, Boston for
Liverpool; Columbian, Boston for Liverpool.
ANTwERP-Arrived: Bremerhaven, New
York.
NEW YoRK-Arrived: Rhynland Antwerp.
LEwEs, Del.-Passed: Indiana, Liverpool
for PHILADELPHIA
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PEDEsrRIAN 8.
We walked the long bright sunset through,

We walked the long bright sunset through,
Till lanes were dark and fields were dim;
The rose-flushed sky had paled to blue,
The young moons bow hung white ano
slim
Over the far hills purple rim.
Little | rocked of night or dew.
Or sleeping flowers or frightening ways,
Or all the ended yesterdays
That made today SO fair. so true
Little rocked what might betide
In the tomorrows yet to be,
While the dear woman at my side
Kept comrade pace with footstep free,
Content to walk the world with me-
Madeline S. Bridges in the New Peterson.
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS DEATHS,
DEATHS REPORTED
EeEEH5.

PETERSON-Iu St Paul, Mimi, Dec. 20
1892, at 1872 West Winifred street, james
Ryland H.. only son of William A. and
Clara E. Peterson, aged twelve years.
Funeral today att p. M. from Church of
the Ascension. corner Isabel and Clinton
avenue. Friends are invited.
O'NEILL-In St. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 90, 1892
Mary E., wife of james O'Neill. aged fifty
eight years. Funeral from residence, 249
East Tenth street, Sunday, Jan. l, at p. N.
Friends invited
Funeral carriages 81; Hearse, 81. E. "
Shirk's. 284 East Ninth st. Tel ephoue 455-
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His Name Is Cleveland Stevenson.
ST Iouis Cloha-DamOcrat

st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The leading attraction in the town of
Martin, Tenn. just now is thirteen
year-old boy with a remarkable name
Cleveland Stevenson is the youngest
son of w. W. Stevenson. of that place.
He was born at Mount Pelia, Weakley
county, Tenn. in 1879. Ills father, at
his birth, asked the attending physician
to name the child. The doctor had just
arrived from Buffalo, n. Y. He was a
personal friend of Grover Cleveland,
who was then mayor of Buffalo. So he
said to Mr.. Stevenson: Lets name
him Cleveland Stevenson, after man
who, if he lives, will be president of the
United States" So they had the child
chrstened Cleveland Stevenson. Now
that lie has the name of both the presi-
dent and vice presidentelect the boy is
fairly worshiped. The boys friends are
going to send him to Washington the
4th of March in great style to witness
the inauguration of the president.
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
East Call ON sEusic Boxes

At half-price. Until Jan: l, to close
them out, we offer every Music Box i'll
the house at one-half regular price.
DON'T let this opportunity pass. W. D.:
Dyer & Bro, 148 and $50 East Third
street.
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-Anoka; c. D. Herring and wife, Omaha;
o. d. Neese Chicago; P. P. Beale Buffalo.
N. Y: b. FL. Baker Kansas City: F. Fl.
Goodrich, Galveston. Tex; E. o. Kennedy,
Ontario.
A. j. De souza. of Kobe, Japan, is at the
Ryan.
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HIGH SCHOOL REUNION.
The Alumni Resolve on Semi
annual Receptions.

Annual Receptions.
The high school graduating class of
'92 held reunion at the central high
school building Thursday night. After
q general handshaking the alumni held
a business meeting. 1t decided that
hereafter these receptions will be held
semi-annually. instead of yearly, as
heretofore. Assessments will be levied
TO pay the expenses of these reunions.
Miss Jessie Ii. Neill made a motion,
which was seconded by Miss Florence
Rood. to abolish the class paper, 'Etch-
ings of '92," as on account of the wide
dispersal of the class it will no longer be
practical. The next meeting will occur
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These Arc travelling.

Special to the Globe.
New YORK. Dec. 39.-At New York hotels
From Minneapolis, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Gray,
Holland; l.. S. Donaldson. F. E. TallanL
Murray Hill; Fargo, c. W. Topliff, Cosmo-
peiltan; Duluth, W. Silvey, Brunswick.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
Escar,9 bfHt:

The great sale of fine imported Music
Boxes at w. j. Dyer q Bros, l4S and
$50 East Third street. Every box in the
house marked at haif-price till Jan. 1,
to close out. Don't be too late.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
nelightruI Song Recital.

The song recital at the guild room of
Christ church yesterday afternoon was
one of the most delightful musical
treats that this city has enjoyed. All
that hes been said in commentator OF
George Ellsworth Holmes singing had
not prepared his hearers for the exQuls-
tie beauty of his song recitals. AT the
close of the concert the warmest ex-
preSsions of pleasure were heard on
every side. Those who missed this un-
usual opportunity to hear MI. Ellis
worth are unfortunate indeed. Mr.. ELS
worth was assisted by Miss Richards.
pianist, and Mrs. Louise Mich, accom-
PIANIST. The programme follows:
Aus deinen Augen" ......... ....... Ries
"Amore III Goudola"... ............... Uerers
"Countryman Love Song" .......... Thomas
"beduuin Love song .......... cbadwick
THE Lament" Observation-Disclosures.
c callOrais (Dy requeso ,.scarlatti
Miss Richards.
die Mainacht'. Brahms
Heinrich der Voger". $500. .Loewe
"Repose'' ............. .............. Rocker
AN Widen Klippe Strande, -. uanschel
Nun Schriet len aus den ThOre'
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Butter Department.

Fair dairy Butter zoe
Good dairy Butter at. 22c
We have very fihe dairy Butter put
upin 5-lb jars that we are selling at
csc per ID Butter OF same quality
brings elsewhere 26c and soc per Id.
Very fine Swiss Cheese at. ........ .l219c
Very fine brick Cheese at LIZ C
Pure leaf Lard, per ID ....,......... 12c
MICHAUD BROS.
Leading Grocers.
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IIVttVtITIo VI VVVrSF
Corner Wabasha and Seventh,

The newly fitte;l Reception and Read
ing Rooms at Hotel metropolitan III
crease the convenienceS and comforts
Of this superior European Plan Hotel,
with the finest steam-heated rooms.
Best cafe and service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31

AT 1880 a. m. DR.. Smiths subject will
be: "a Short Glance Backward and a Longer
Look Forward" and at 1880 p. m. he will
speak of THE Authority of Jesus" The
services viii celebrate the fifth anniversary
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ReciDrocitv with salvador.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-The presi-
dent has proclaimed a definite arrange
ment of commercial reciprocity with
Salvador concluded on the 2Sth ult.
The arrangement is to take effect from
and after Dee. Fl, 1892.
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CRACKERS How many
nnAnyrno people, outside
GhAGAIn0 of the employees
CRACKERS Of a Cracker
nnanvrnc Factory, have
GhAUAEhS tasted FIR sh
CRACKERS Crackers? Very,
onanvrnc very few.
OhRUkInS Until yester-
CRACKERS day there has
CRACKERS c Cracker '''i sold

over a counter IN this city
that has not been from one
to six months old. We defy
successful contradiction Of
this statement. Yesterday
began a new era in the bak-
ing and selling Of { Crackers,
when over the counters Of
Yerxa Bros. & Co., at Sew
enth and Cedar, Crackers
fresh and warm from the
ovens of their own Crack
er Bakery Gin the rear Of
the Big Store) were handed
out to delighted customers.
The difference between
Crackers that are fresh and
the ordinary store Cracker
is as great as the difference
between fresh and stale
Bread. Suppose you con-
vince yourselves by step
ping into Seventh and Co.
dar and sampling the deli
cate Yerxa Crackers that
are fresh from the Yerxa
ovens. You're welcome as
the flowers of May.
Today will be baked and
placed on the counters,
straight from the ovens:
Delightful Cream Flake Soda Crack
erS, per Id. .......... .l0c
Delicate Bluepoint Oyster Crackers,
Royal pva @ oyster Crackers, per il. -. &c
Soda Crackers VERY fine), per b.. &c
Royal Milk Crackers Superb. beyond
compare), per b. ...1219c
On MOnQay, ana lnere-
after, the variety of Crack
ers and Biscuit, plain and
fancy, will be increased.
Customers calling for
Yerxa's Crackers may at all
times depend upon the
goods never being over II
hours old.
There's one of the adj
vantages of having a Crack
er Factory of your own.
YERXA BROS. & CO.,
RIGHT PRICED GRoCERs,
Seventh and Cedar.
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Closing Sale.

At 327 Jackson street Qngham's old
place., Diamonds. Watches and teWelry
at YOUR own prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31

Paper manufacturers or excelsior"
manufacturers will do we'll to attend
the auction sale of section of Bass
wood and Oak Timber Land advertised
in our want columns. The sale is next
Tuesday, at 10. IN New York Life block.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
Perfect Punches

And other pleasant Beverages for New
Years, at the California Wine House.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31

Before you borrow money or renew
loans it will be to your advantage to see
the State Savings Bank, Germania Life
ms. Co.'s Bldg, corner 4th and MINI.
StS