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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-18

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by re
storing action of the alimentary canal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-18

For reliable Information about Iron Mining
Stocks on the New Messaba Range, address
Frank |. Tedford, Duluth. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-18
LANSDOWNE.

Every piece Of genuine
Lansdowne has the words
VIM. F. Read perforated in
the selvedge at intervals of
five yards. All others are
counterfeits. IF you want
the genuine article ask to
see this trade mark. We
have them and we sell them
at one dollar. Why pay
more?
Mail orders always re-
ceive the benefit of special
prices, and they're filled
promptly.
Field, Mailer &co
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-18
In a Terrible Condition

OF pouluelng, sore formed, opened, and
commenced running, and | was
In a Terrible Condition
And not only that but in months my physi-
clan was compelled to remove a piece of de-
cayed bone, and | all the time suffering
immense pain. l could not stand upon
my leg and had to go with cane and
erutch. The last thing my doctor ordered
was u grain sulphide of calcium pills.
When 1 had taken about 1000 of them 1 no.
ticed my leg little stronger, but the dis
charge would not STOP
How Do You Think | Felt
could not go into company. 1 could not
visit anywhere. L purchased half dozen
bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla and COM
menced taking it regularly. used nine bot
ties. My leg stopped discharging, healed up.
and now l can stand all day upon it. walk
S to z miles for exercise and it does not affect
me the least bit. Now it has been little
over two years since 1 commenced taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla and you can see what it
has done for me. am 30 years of age. ard
everybody in my little town knows me and
how l used to suffer with my leg, but thank
God for directing my steps when purchased
Hoods sarsaparilla." CHAs. N. HAUER, 80
West Patrick Street, Frederick, Md.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-18
Impure Blood
SarsaparilIa
Cures
Mr.. Chas. N. Haater

ard winter, and my physician did everything
he could, but without success. AS a result
of poultieing, sore formed, opened, and
commenced running. and | was
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07

When the milk has come 70 the breast
all artificial nourishment must cease an,
the child be put 10 the breast regularly. i
j. now that so many mistakes are made
that so many bad habits are formed: now
that the health Of the child frequently be
gins to suffer and arrangements 81 ths
stomach are 20 often met with There az,
many mother. who. by their irregular
habits IN sucking their children, overload
the stomach ann when the child cries, a.
it frequently will do when the stomach i.
in this state, they give X the breast under
the impression that it will cure everything
Let me say 10 you, when the first few
DAYS Of the infants life are over, regular.
ity in feeding must he observed otherwise
the health Of both parent and child Will
suffer alike The frequency with which
the child should be put 10 the breast dur.
ing the first month should be once every
two hours during the day and once every
three or four hours during the night
To attend 10 this from the VERY first is
absolutely Necessary. as mothers rest
should be as undisturled as possible.
When this j. neglected and her nights are
disturbed. her health win become ina
paired, the milk viii detefiorate in quad.
ity and the child viii be badly nourishssl
and suffer in consequeuce.-New YORK
Commercial Advertiser.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
The Coyote.

Some remarkable statistics, interesting
from several points Of view. IN regard TO
the coyotes in California have been com.
piled by the comptroller Of the state since
an act Of the legislature fixing a bounty Of
five dollars on each coyote scalp went into
effect. IN less than year 2o.0o0 coyotes
have been killed and scalped in the state
and nearly $4,000 have been paid to the
hunters In one county alone. Kern, sl7,
045 has been paid in bounties Tulare
county got 81. $50. and Los Angeles =, COS
No claims were presented from San Fran
cisco. but the neighboring county collected
s945.
The statistics have surprised natursilists
and Legislators. 10 the adjoining terri
tories Of Arizona and New Mexico COY
otes are plentiful. but are valueleSs, and il
is generally understood that the hunters
in the territories are doing a prosperous
business in exporting coyote scalps TO CD
fforuia--E Exchange.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07

One of the finest collections OF pearls
that have been submitted to auction for
many years was brought anasr the ham
mer recently at Chester House, Wimble-
don. The sale took place by order OF the
executors Of Miss X 5 Forbes, who for
many years resided in the neighborhood
and who made claim to being lineal de
seendant Of King James II. Tie result Of
the first days sale was Els.sl5, and it is
stated that many Of the articles submitted
to the public were foand in the coach
house after the decease Of Miss Forl.es
These articles were Of great value. and
included watches, pearls. snuffboxes and
enamels Of great historic interest. As an
instance Of this. il IS worthy Of note that
one Bond street iradesman laid out on two
lots s9-dt0, giving $1,000 for some pearls
On silk aud 5000 for a pearl necklet. Two
gold enaneled snuEboxes from the oollec.
ton OF George ~ fetched respectively ii2
and 235 guinness: "A bracelet. gi65: three
drop pearls. $50 diamond necklet.
sl,'oo. four emeralds, eo3o. etc.-P.slI Nal
Gazette
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
An Electrical Fog Bell.

At the port % Ravenua- on the Adriati,
sea, there has recently been placed nev
form Of fog bell. operated by electricity
Il Is situated at the end Of the mole lead
ing into the harbor and the current is con
veyed 10 il frsm a battery IN the light
house about three quarters Of mile dis
tanf.
The apparatus for striking the bell con
sists Of magnet electric motor connected
with a mechanical puller. The current
from the battery causes a disc having pins
projecting from its border to revolve.
which pull the bell chain and make the
hammer strike the rim Of the bell At segu.
lar intervals
4 telephone circuit enables the attendant
al the lighthouse % hear the drone Of the
motor and thas know whether il Is work.
At its proper speed Philadelphia Record
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
The Nsw.papsr rroie..Ion Hoaorea.

The Newspaper Profession Honored.
Chicago has just erected monument 10
newspaper reporter who lost bis life in
the discharge Of duty. In Minneapolis A
few days ago az the memorial services q
the oldest reporter in the northwest, the
great ball was packed and eul0gistic adj
dresses were made by the governor and
other prominent citizens. IL is gratifying
70 observe that as rule the members Of
this profession are advancing in public ap-
probation and esteem. The reportorial
business on our great dailies has developed
into both a science and a fine art IL must
be done by men and women Of education.
ability, Judgment aud discretion.
Ii demands persons not only Of talent
but Of character In addition TO work Of
the most latorious nature there IS consid
cradle amount Of responsibility. First
class reporting deserves 10 rank among the
learned professions. and the industrious.
faithful and conscientious reporter is en-
titled to the recognition and respect ~ the
community
He contributes largely TO the success Of
every public undertaking. be gives the
people an opportunity TO keep well in
formed upon local events. be describes
many good deed il done in the interests Of
humany. and he provesa wholesome terror
70 those Of evil inclinations. II Is a salts
faction % note that his memory is honor
ed: il IS still a greater pleasure 10 notice
that there Is growing appreciation Of the
iBestimable value Of bis daily services
indianapolis News.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
Another Side Of The oues,ion.

Mothers with sons are asking why it i
so hard to find them places in business OF
Office Those who object to women hold
ing positions which until recently wera
considered a. belonging solely 10 men a-e
quite glad Of the chance to reply: WHY
Simply because the men are being crowded
out by women, who are willing to work
for less The troubles are only Just begun.
wait few years and then ron will -.
not only how hard it IS for your sons u
get work, but how hard il Is Tor vour
daughters 10 get husbands. for men viii
be more and more unwilling TO mnrry
when the chances for getting a good livinr
are so precarious. This Is a view which
women themselves have not thought OF
At present they are exulting in an kinds
OF business openings. which they hal
hardly dared expect. and to tell the Truth
II must be said that the question Of fntnre
marriage does not seem to trouble then.
much Il is also true that many Of thess
same positions are held By women alres,lx
married brooklyn Eagle.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
ODDS AND ENDS



Aluminium coats have COME
No man ever loved woman while he
was busy
In Germany ;slassblosyers IRE paid osiiy
once a year.
The Pals Of TeveroBe viii light Rome
i BY eiectrieiIF.
The woEi, grows very full Of glsas.s y
We grow older.
When excited the emperor Of Austria
pulls out bis checks.
The white ehainois gloves arr not channels
81 all. but prepared kid.
British Guiana produced nearly s9.eo1
900 worth q gold last year.
Boil tie elo4hesline and il viii not
-'kink. a. new rope is apt 10 do.
More than saooo.oDo wooden spoons are
manufactured annually in Russia
Flower. amounting to the value q 81.
HOBS were sold by American florists iGsi
year.
Scald rhuharb for few moments before
cooking aDd much less sugar viii b.
needed
The navy cf Great Britain j. larger than
thar Of any other power France ranks
second
Babies cry because they are babies and
are unable 10 express their feeling ia any
other way
Jelly viii not mold il thin layer Of
paper Dipped IN the white Of an egg i laid
upon the top
A fnll stomach Is a great aid 70 poetry,
and. indeed. no sentiment Of any kind can
stand upon an empty one.
One Of the oldest things on the taps
was the sale Of SO miles Of carpet at auc.
tion in New York city recently.
British horses were famous when Julius
Cesar invaded the country He carried
some II them 10 Rome with him
A French mechaniciau has recently in
vented an electric lamp FOR examining the
interior Of metal tubes and proieetiles for
guns
Don't live in hope with your arms folded:
fortune Smiles on those who roll up their
sleeves and put their shoulder to the
wheel
Recent Improvements in teiegTaphy en-
able certain companies 10 transmit 100
words for twenty-five cents and realize
handsome profit
Germany stands al the front in electrical
science, although the United States Is far
ahead Of any ether country IN the practical
use Of electricity.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
81. 8 Lans. sa. DOLE. J. wac.

Il j. customary for railroads TO issue an,
nual passes 10 he highest officials Of ether
railroads ia the same section II the eoun.
try. Awhile ago the president Of little
lumber railroad ia Minnesota line only
four miles long and built solely for the
transportation q lamber-calied at the
general offices Of the Great Northern rail.
way at -. Paul, presented his card and
said that he had issued an annual pass 70
President James Hill. Of the Great North
srn, and would ike a similar courtesy.
The Office employees were fhundersfruck
by this display Of nerve. and politely re
fused to honor the request The caller
grew indignant and demanded to see
Jim" Hill personally. Being ushered
into President Hills private Office be again
stated his case and asked for an annual
pass.
"But, my dear air. your road is not q
passenger line, and pass over il IS worth
less" said Mr. Hill.
4 know IL replied the insistenf caller,
''but il is customary 70 honor requests for
eourtesies. We railway magnates cannot
afford 70 discriminate against each other
You know lis a matter 81 regular form
discipline It's part of the railway bust
ness. you see. and We ought not 10 violate
any Of the regular usages Of reputable
lines. Seef
'Yes-perhaps. but don't you SEE that
you have no real railway lines Yours Is
only jay freight line about four miles
long, beginning at a lumber camp and end
ing the Lord only knows where
well. Mr.. Hill I'm willing 70 admit
that my road isn't a. long A. yours. never
claimed il was. But my road Is Just a.
wide a. yonrs. sir, and want you 10 keep
that fact in view. Don't yOu forget il
sir
by George, never thought Of that,
cried Hin, and a minute later the caller
left the Office with an annual pass over the
entire Great Northern system.-Chicago
Mail
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
cruelty Rewarded.

The reward Of well dong j. uRdouhteQ
II II itself. " sad discouraged little lady
There certainly SEEMS 10 be no outuar
and visible CON- Esznszstson The Eoss
were spoken ID a moment Of perrlance, !.
size had tried 70 10 her best. and the rssui
had proved sadly disrOEnating For man.
years she bad lived in a small house IN tn
city. and nov. after much persuasion. be-
landlord hali eoilseuied 10 brighten il viii
new paint and paper.
But 1 can't take the trouble 10 select
the paper said he If You viii do il for
me IN settle the bills But irsf, Of ooursa.
I'll give yo1l "a estimate o. what can az
ford 10 pay
The Lady was only too glad 70 do her
part. and more than that. she was Of
course delighted 10 have the paper juss %
her liking 50 she frud zed abonf the city
trying her bes. 10 serve both beauty and
economy.
she had excellent taste. and by dinf Of
hard thought and the wear Of good shoe
leather she succeeded il bringing about
some really lovely combinations Of color
Then il occurred 10 Der that in the case Of
her more pretentiOus rooms she might buy
a better paper II she woald undertake 10
put il on herself and thus save the expense
Of wOrkmen
At the end Of month her thought and
labor had their reward and she was salts
fled
Then il happened that the laDdloni drop
ped in TO look things over.
well. well, " be calculated. after an in.
spection Of tue three floors. this does beat
all You only laid out what ! told you
and you've made il over into a new house. /"
we think its pretty" said the lady
modestly. get with pride
A sudden thought had struck the land
lord His face grew very grave
"l'll tell you what il Is. Mrs n
said he This house Is improved It's
three times a. desirable as il was
Ten times TO me, said she. innocently
well. then. I'm very sorry, but the fact
IS must raise your rent Youths Com
pauion-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07

Some amusement was occaSioned in
Judge Murphy's court during the trial OF
Frank Anderson and Joseph Daeey, boys.
on charge Of burglary. They were al
legged to have stolen a parrot from a res
idence on Broadway The bird, secured in
big tin cage, was offered as evidence, and
watched the trial with much interest 1t
made an occasional remark IN low tone
Of voice, but there was no outbreak which
attracted attention until the witness made
a statement which the parrot concluded
should not 20 10 the jury uncLallenged
You ne liar. sir shrieketi the parrot
ii its best voice.
Judge Murphy started ia his seat and
glanced angrily around the courtroom
while Clerk Forbes. ia his agitation.
dropped a large blot q ina on his minute
book
The most startled person in the court
room, however, was BailiH Mccarthy
Hear, hear. order in court" he ex
claimed Who said THAR Where is hes"
BY this time Clerk Forbes bad recovered
his composure. and at glance he took IL
the entire situation. Without word he
pointed to the parrot. which was swinging
in its cage as unc0ncerned as though moth
ing had happened.
"Drat the creature" muttered Nc
Carthy under his breath. as he grabbed
up the cage and its emerald haed occupant
and deposited them under his oyercOat In a
distant corner.
After the laughter occasioned by this in
cident had subsidized, the trial was resumed
without further interruption. The jury
retired shortly before noon. and after be
ing out for about two hours was unable &c
agree and was discharged. Francisco
Chronicle
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07

She bad a brown. oval face and liquid
I brown eyes, tiny, pointed chin and red
mouth with a dimpie AZ one corner. Al
this sectaFian eo-educafional college.
hsdged in By restrictions. she l0yed-the
rules were pOwerless to prevent tia
melancholy eyed. soFnber riSagssl Young
man, the Admirable Crichtona Of the
school. That never encouraged her de
roii0n made this love passage seem TO her
only the more romantic and uncommon.
She assumed becoming expression of
quiet suffering. and she slept every night
with his picture eiaSped By her dimpled
hands: and every morning the chamber
maid rescued his classical features from
the foot Of the bed when she shook Up the
clothes
Alas, He left the school with his love
unspoken.
There arrived on the scene a young pro
fessor Of music, fresh from the German
universities, with glinting blue eye aud
soul Of boundless irreverence. He play
ed the pipe organ divinely. and seemed to
have the soul Of all musical instruments al
his white, supple finger tips
The seductive waltzes that young man
wove into his voluntaries produced their
due effect on Daisy. who Immediately di.
yorced her soul from the somier young
man and began. with the professor as
teacher. 10 cultivate her voice. Her note
WAS thin little pipe, but her mouth was
as adorable a. her tones were execrable. 50
one day the professor kissed il. aud the
matr0n saw him
As result Of this episode the professor
went back 70 Europe, and Daisy told the
girls between sobs that now he had gone
her heart was "b-r-e-a-k-i-B-g She de
clared that she would spend the remainder
q her days in convent. but a dowuy
checked freshman induced her TO change
her mind
She finally married baldheaded pro
fessor. and now, in middle age. she main
tains with great severity the position Of a
dragon Of proprieties' to her youthful
successors. Short Stories.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
ODDS AND ENDS
Arizona has ) Iady nlining eKpert.

Arizona has a lady mining expert
A sinister glance betokens an evil pur
pose.
Greece produces i5s.0i1 tons Of currants
every year.
10 Hayti they roast. grind and use their
coffee al once.
Never let your curiosity get the better Of
your discretion
All animals which chew the cud have
cloyen or split loofs-
The state Of Maine produces l.OO1.0O1
pounds Of paper daily
There are 3.c79 vacant dwelling houses
and 5<;4 vacant stores in Toronto
A little bosax or sofia in the dishwater
makes brighter iinwarc. and is better than
soap
Never iron black cotton stockings. as the
heat fades them rapidly Dry them in the
shade
A man who has diDed satisfactorily ex
periences a yearning love toward all his
fellow creatures.
Cleveland proposes 70 extend its tunnel
for water supply two and half miles fur
Their into the lake
10 take oui machine oil rub the spot
with butter and cover with soda, then wash
in warm borax water
A wire rope was recently constructed in
England which was six miles long and
weighed twenty-four tons.
A strong solution of alum. to which has
been added a little glyeerin and vinegar.
is cure for mosquito bites
The police Of New York city recovered
and delivered To the owners 1853. 80. % Of
lost and stolen property last year.
The standard Of height in the French
army has been reduced from time to time
till now il IS Little over five feet.
There is man 10 Ohio who, it Is said, IS
in the habit when eating meat Of ieyour
ing such bones A. he may find in X
The passion Tor bicycle riding and roller
skating has produced an illustration Of the
rapid development Of a new industry.
Insanity Is reported TO have increased in
France 70 such an extent that the asyluuls
are no longer able TO hold the lunatics.
DR.. Storrs. who has preached in Brook
Ign for forty-fiye years, is called the most
brilliant pulpit rhetorician Of modern
times
Soapstone is used in various ways. 1t
gives color to rubber goods, is used in paper
to gain weight and in making freproof
paints
A man never knows what great inilu
ence he has on those around him until be
has tried TO use il to accomplish something
that is evil
Valuable coal mines are said to have been
discovered in the Niga islands, Alaska
The coal Is said to be superior to that mined
near Seattle
Maine has only nineteen cities within its
borders. Portland is the oldest city and
Deering is the youngest. having just thrown !
OF town government.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07
Harp, Llterarr ,Iarriare..

Il would i.e impossible anywhere 10 find
more domestic felicity than among the
great circle Of oar uiosiern men AID women
Of letters. r and Ms. 5 {. Hal. the
two Browning the two ll0witts. Tenuy
son and his VIE Charles Kingsley. Baron
Bunsen and llis VIE, ail many Others less
noted might be incntione,l, while the Eng
lshn.en Of rrominence in other fields have
the same good fortune Writer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-04-07

Keep the lid of when boiling cabbage.
tumipS. peas OF beans. Cook the two first
named vegetables fast in saited water Tor
half an hour-Nev York Journal
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1892-09-15

urings of the sea and the land, the
mint, the census, viii be shown,
and all the coin ever made
In the United States will
be exhibited, paper as well as metal.
Also rich collection of foreign coin
will be there. Large photographs
will show the government building,
parks and reservations.
The army viii be shown by life
size figures of all branches. Thirty
figures of the Mexican war and
nineteen of the independence war
will be there. All arms, rifles and
guns. a field telephone, signal
machines and everything belonging
to an army will be there.
All government departments will
be exhibited entirely, and a large
crowd of officers and servants will
be in the building to explain every
thing to everybody.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1892-09-15

you wanted to know sure enough.
And, anyhow, if you don't ! do.
go AZ 20 pais exclaimed Uncle
Remus. eco az inn Ole niger
man like me don't know nothin
Go AZ 20 pa e
'sYou tell me, said the child
coaxingly IF papa knows, he's
too busy to tell me right now. p
tHe'n never tell you in de 'roun'
worl' = remarked Uncle Remus EN-
phatically. "He dunner no mo
bout ii dan de man in de moon-ef
deys any man dar en- eff dey ain no
man dar be dunner no mo bout it
dan de man what amt dar.u
Then the old negro made pre-
tenee Of changing the conversation,
bnt this the little boy wouldn't hear
10.
aWell, 7 said Uncle Remus, after
a while, "ef / don't tell You, you'll
poster me twel does tell you, en- so
what de oddsf Tain t no great tale
nohow, en- so | des might ez wei
out wild it en- git some piece err
mind.
zone time Brer Rabbit en- Brer
Fox went out in de woods huntin'
en- after so long time dey gun ter
git hungry. Leas' ways Brer Fox
did, kaze Brer Rabbit had brung a
ashcake in his wallet, en- eve'y time