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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-15

The following program is to be given in
connection with the Novelty Tea by the
ladies of the Order of the Eastern Star at
Masonic hall this CTuesday) evening, to
which everybody is invited. Come and
get good supper:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-15
A Good Voucher

n base .E94s Mr- W&srTa - NsasF spr
saxss s.zgs AL e4n zas.ea - k32 - . srEs
~ l-zxesrs Az or sell eaaaN stessaf taefr.
EsxsS sasd asa sw4ssai s..ssEsss -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-15

'-'ASA az
Miss Clara GehrinC.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
SetaI fir bic pspuIifsn.......

@eiommtsabI Der @IsftoraIfiimmsn 444
N5tbis sur WabI 223
SIN Der iosben beenbeten prafbenten.
pabI batten bic Hepublifaner nett mebr
su rertbeibieen, alS bic Demofraten.
Die Republiianer ipurben bebrobt in Sgis
nois. Wiseonfin, Minneiota, Soma, Nes
brasfa. Colorado, Nebaba, beiben Dafos
tas unb in brei ober bier Der fleinen
Staatsn bes Norbpeifens. Sn allen
bisisn Staatsn batten iie cine Dsfenlips
Gampasne su fiibren unb besbalb ibre
8rdfte auberorbentli@ 40 aeriplittern.
Die Demotraten fiibrtsn bieie Champagne
untsr ipsit slnftiseren Bebinsunssn, ale
bic 8epubIifaner. Die Mnsriife auf ben
ssmsinidaftli4en @esner fonnten iie i,a
Weten elmer neuen partei, ben popuIis
fen, iiberIaHen. Mas bisIe neue partei
ben Republifanern bprt abtrotte, felIts
ii4 als bemofratii9er @eipinn beraus.
8sbrobt tpurben bic Demoiraten in ibrem
sesentpdrtissn 8efitftanbe nur in ben
Staatsn @efs8irsinien unS Gonneeti.
cut. siegeidt nod in Birsinien-in ber
iibrisen SabRaaten blieben ale Mn.
itrensunsen Der Republifaner elmer Sast
mad Wohbfdein persIeidbar.-Die De.
mofraien fonnten besbaIb ibre sanse 2raf
auf bic beiben ,,alten 1lnsuperldiiisen'
Nletp Oprf unb Snbiana beripenben, uni
bas babsn iis bsnn aud sstbam.
Nad ben ipdtsfen 8sriHtsn iHsin
iosar Obic oemofratii& sesanssn au iein
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
OaS Babl.Nefmltat

am Dienita8 in 2adaipanna County ipar
Elm republitaniider Sies. unb bel Der
Bereitipilisfeit, nit ber Elm setpifer
TteiI Der bsmofratii6en partei in bieiem
county fsts iIinsenben @infIdfen 3u.
sdnsIib 1T, Sann man bas County fig
li1 3u ben repubIifanif1en re1nen. Sat
es bod i@on am Sage bes oomotratiiden
gonbsntes sebeiben, bab Mmerman pers
loren isi, tpeil CT niht ,,bluten" tpoIlte.
@enn iol4e Ginfliiie bic Ieitenben in
ieber Champagne iinb. 70 barf man ii9
nidt ipunbern, tpenn i4Iieblid bic bef'
iersn @lsmsnte fib NIT gfel bon elmer
ioI1en Partei abpenben. 0tan benfe
nur an bic WabI bonn lebten Serbte.
MIio, Serr scranton III nit elmer
pIuralitat bon 600 Stimmen in ben Cons
sreb sepabIt.
Na& ben Iebten 1eridten finb bic bes
mofratii&en &anbibaten fiir Coroner unb
BermeiIer, &enp unb Dunnins, NIT fleis
men pluraIitdten eripdblt.
Bon ben bier repubIifanii4en @eiebs
gebunss. 2anbibaten iinb Sobn 81. Sarr
i'm erten Diitrift nit 405 st. PluraIitdt,
unb Wm. 6. Bed im britten Diitrift init
400 ct. 8luralitat ertpdbIt; i'm 3tpeiten
Diitriit bat Der Demofrat S. q. Nuinnan
cine pIuraIitdt bon einisen Stimmen,
i'm biertsn Diitrift III ber Dsmofrat Burfe
tpieber nit elmer sroben Mebrbeit ertpdbIt
tporben. 8tpiiden Ofea unb Nuinnan
fam n,lr bic offi3ieae 8dbIuns entf4sis
ben.
Sur prdEbent bat Sarriion 10, $50,
glepelanb 10, l40, unS oer 8rohibitionift
8ibtpeQ 943 Stimmen.
Das 8afer WabIseieb bat ii& treffs
lid beipdbrt unb fait Sebermann i4ien
iid bamit aus3ufennen.
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4 GtmtS Stprt,
$40 @acea,panma 9lpenme, - $40
s@ Ofem Mbenbs. -@
4us benz obereu EbaIe.

9en Bremier Sraneis Smitb traf
am Dienfae bel Sermpn bic Sla88en'
fanss eines 8. & $. 3u8eS unb ftleu'
bsrte Jpn sinen Mbbans binab. Seine
8srlesunsen iinb nidt t6btlid.
= SIN elmer pedbiIe @rube tpurben
am Mitttpod pier SIoipaden mebr obsr
minber fdtper nerlebt, ineem iie ii4 3u
nabe an ber Stelle aufbieIten, mo Elm
Sprsnefdub abssfsuert tpurbe. Die am
i1limmfen 0erlebten ipurben nah bem
2adaipanna Soipital sebradt.
Wabrenb Der Arbeit in benz @Ien'
ipoob Sdadt su Sermpn am Ylontas
tpurbs Sonatban 8udinsbam fdtper pers
lett. Ct slaubte, bab cine Spren8unB
periast babe. bic bann erfoIste, als er
serabe bor bem pIase itanb Elm Ause
bat er berloren unb fiir bas anbere fiir6'
tet man ebenfaus.
= @eorse DoIpb bon Sermpn. Der
Dor etipa 6 Wohen bon elmer Garbonbale
Bride harate unb bas 3iidsrat brad, 1T
na1 bem 2adaipanna Soipital Sebra4t
tporben. Gr 1T bon Der Sufte abndrts
seIabmt, aber man bOfft ibn eur& cine
Operation, bic man am Dienitag pors
nabm, retten iu fbnnsn.
(garbsnbaIs gcrrsipsnssni.)
-Sn Sorst Gitp fsIen ant Samitas
,ipei 3oa 6dnee.
- Man fpridt bauon, bier eine neue
Sparbani au besriinben.
- Die GarbonbaIe Eraetion Gompas
ME tpirb ibre 8abn na& Sorsit @itp aus
bebnen.
-Srau Sobn @asnsr bon Canaan
Strabe itarb am Srsitas i'm MItsr bon
SO Sabren.
- Gbparb 8urle trug am Donnerfaa
in Der poipberIp @rube 8erIesunsen bas
bon, bsnen er nod am sIei&en Gbent
srIae. gr ipar 30 Sabre alt unb unbsr'
bsirathet.
- Sin benz ,ipsiten Stodiperfs be,
Wlaidinentperffatte ber gan Berger
@iebsrei entftanb Inn baIb IL ubr ii
Der Sonntas Na1t Elm Seuer unb bisi
MbtbeiIuns beS gtablihements tpuro'
So1fdnbis serfiSrt. Danf unierm tii4'
tisen Seuerbspartsment ipurben bic Slam
+. men bon anberen 1beiIsn ber @eris ab
}, sebalten. Die gntitebune beS Ssueri
IT elm @ebeimnib, ba ber Wa@ter fur
Sorber. aIs CT feline 3unbs ma1ts, ale,
in Orbnuns fanb.
CAr&baIb Gprrsiponbsn,.)
IS Die GarbonbaIs 9raetion Gompani
Bat fi6 nit ben BebDrben bon Ardbal
bersintart unb nit elmer Nrbeiterabtbeil
une bon 80 Mann bic Mrbeiten an ibrs
!. BabnIinie in ter Hdbe Der PuIpsrmdbI
: besonnsn.
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Bon Neter6bura.

= Scott @atrous Iiest idon brei
Wo1en an Der pnsumonia franf bars
nieber.
--Srit S1Iad beiratbete iuieser bic
erfe Srau IN ibm idon por brei @oden
seitorben.
- George Sri&tsI bat letten Sams
flag bic @ittipe bes George Seins sebei'
ratbet.
b0- Srau 6. 8. Smith, frdbsr in
SaipIep iuobnbaft, siebt 8Iabisruntsr.
ridt. MnmeIbunssn bite 1915 Aib
ST., scranton (petersburs), au abrei'
Iiren. 37ba
= 8ei ber @abI on Dienifas erbieIt
Mmsrman ITO, Se,anton 100, OfeQ
l48, Auinnan 81. 9as neue @eist i'm
@anaen senommen III elm 9sit unb @slb
raubenbes unb taust niHts. (Da fommt
Der Serr gorrefponbsnt in gonfIitt nit
Der ausemeinen 8oIfsitimme, bic baS
@sist far Elm ausssssi4netes erfIdrt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Bon Der Glbfeite.

Strabentommifdr 8biIip &irit Bat bic
srobe S9euer binten auf ieinem Crumbs
itid in elm boppeItss WohnbauS umipans
beln lahen.
Senrp alderman bat bic bur1 bic
8efsnation bon s. S. Sdrobt erIebiSte
Steae als 2ebrer Der ct. Wfarien S4uIe
tpieber lbernommen.
Am beutisen Mbenb iol bic Irauuns
bes Serrn Gbarles 8oB bon 8eedftrabe
unb Fri. Sabie 3iesIer bon Gebar Mbe'
niue itattfinben.
s@- Bargains in Saar35pfen eriter
luaIitat nur fir einen Monat. $500
3bpfe auf 81 so berabseiebt unb anbere
i'm slei&en 8srbaltnib. Tbeo. b. Sos
necnp, 3l8 2ada. Ipenue. 42.4
Gin pieridbrises 9inb Der gbeIeute
Spbn 8efpfabl bon Diaoip Strabe.
oas am Sonntas seitorben mar, tpurbe
Dienftas Na&mittas i'm HittSton Mpenue
5riebbofe beerbist.
Se- @olbens unb iiIberne nbren faufe
i'd in fold sroben Nuantitdten bireft bon
ben 5abrifanten Elm, fab ih ben &dufern
bic Hrofts bes 8niidenbdnblerS eriparen
fam. 6. g &impff, SuipeIisr.
Robsrt, Der 5jdbrise Sobn Der @itttps
Dieting bon 8irdfrabs, ferb AM Srei.
tag Na1mittas na4 furssr &ranfbeit an
Der Dipbtberitis. Die 8eerbisuns ipa.
am Sonntas.
~ Srau emma Diem tpar bersan.
gene DO&e in 9aeip gOrf unb bat einer
immenisn 8orratb bon 8ubtpaaren uni
Damsntiiten miteebra1t - iebr fd6ns
@aare au bilissn Preiisn.
yli&t unerbebIide Branbtpunbsn trus
am Donnsrfas bas 6idbrise SbbnIeir
ber 5amiIie Ybilip @rdf bon 9. Wafb'
inaton Mpenue oauon, inbem beim Spie,
len nit Strei&bbIsden feline 8lsiber it
1ranb serietben.
| Spbn BoIanb unb. Srau bon pie,
tparen am Dienftas briiben in Der Stab
unb feierten ben WabItag nit einem 3a,
nonenrauf1. Nadbem fe ibr fleinei
ainblsin mebrmals auf ben Ssitenipe,
fallen selafen, Iesten fe eS fdIieblid
auf cine Tbdridmeue an Mbams Mpenu
unb sinesn ibrss @eses. sic erbisItel
fiir Die Naht 2osis im Stationsbauie ie
wobin aud bas 8inb sebra9t ipurbe.
Ser er8apsrii9e 8ranisn nnterit. 8srsil
wirb feline 2ir4neibe am Donneritae
ben "a. gtopember, IN Der @ermania Sall
} am NaHmittas unb Mbenb abbalteu
Guf bem Yroeramm fiir ben NaHmitta
fnb Muiit, @eians unb fomif&e gor
trdse, als 2ederbifen tperoen 2nobel
} nit Sauerfraut unb Brattpurit ierbirt
am abenb tpirb: ,.S1Iafrod unb Uni
t forw," poHe in 8 Aufsdsen nit Wtuiil
sessbsn, bann foIst bic IanabeIuifisune
Das @ermania Orhefer ipislt. 9a
gomits tpirb iid in bic Strdnss Ieger
um allen Tbeilnehmern einise bersniigi
Stunbsn 3u bereiten. Cine @isisnportio
: tpirb far Is Gents sessben, 70 bab nis
manb am Dantiasunsstase au barbe
nStbis bat.
B s@ SIM Sdubfore bon @sbr. 5ii,
Ian Gsbarar. iinbst man bic Bette 8aar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Glebelano fat trinmpbirt

Ser bemofratif1e Siee bonn Dienitae
| 1T sIorrei1er, ais felbit bic sntbuiiaitif1.
fen Inbdnser ber Yartei boffen fonnten,
unb ipenn es Der bemofratif&en partei
grnit 1T nit ibren 3eformberiprs9 s9unsen
(glebeIanb ieIbit meint eS ebrIi1 bamit), J,
70 III ibr iest ipobI faum Elm Stein bes
NnftebeS i'm @ese, ipie bic MuSf1ten
i'm AusenbIid finb.
9enn niht nur, baB Elm bemofratii der
prdfibent i'm @eiben Saufe fisen tpirb
- aud bas Observation-Disclosures bIeibt
bemofratii1, unb tpenn bic Staaten.
tpeI6e fid fiir @IepeIanb erfIdrten, aud
bemctratii&e @eiessebunsen erbieIten
unb biefe bemofratifde Ssnatoren ers
pdbIen, 70 tpirb Der 0erein. ct. Senat.
anitatt elmer republifanii4en, cine bemos
fratiide Mebrbeit erbaIten, 70 baB bic
eefammte &esierunssmaiGinerie in ben
Sdnben ber Demofraten iein tpirb.
Damit iibernimmt bic 8artei aber aud
cine 8erantiportlihfeit, ipie iie nod fell
ten elmer politii1en &5rperihaft 3u tbsiI
tpurbe, unb ipenn iie niht ibre 8eripreh.
unsen i'm poqen Wortlaute einI5ft unb
bic 2aifen bes 8oIfes erIeidtert, 70 biir.
fen bic Demofraten iiberaeust iein, bab
fe mad bier Sabren nit eben 70 iber.
ipdItisenber Mebrbeit tpisber gum Gems
pei binaus geiast tperben. ipie iie ibnen
iebt aur Serrf&aft berbaIf. Seinen
Sies aber bat GIepeIanb in eriter Reibe
bem peutihen 8otum i'm Staate Neip
Yorf unb i'm Weiten au perbanfen - bas
bitten mir ibn, ni&t su perse6en.
Mir seben nadfebenb bas 8erseidnib
Der Staaten unb tpie lie seitimmt baben:
n M LIN
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Musm6rtige Mbommenten

iinb freunbli&it sriudt. bic riidfdnbisen
9eitrass burd @eIbantpeiiuns Money
Order) ober Yotal 9iote ein3uienben.
8ieIe unisrer 8unben tbun bieS reseIs
mdbis unb nod ME lit elm 8etraS perIos
rem sssansen. Auittunsen erfolsen ios
fort.
rlnfsre Mbonnenten iinb burd bas
sanse 2adaipanna County, iotpie au6
2uaerne unb Wapne Counties aeritreut
un6 mir tDnnen nidt baran benfen, bies
fsIben peribnli1 aufauiuden, ba es NIT
au pisI 3sitperidumnib unb 8oiten pers
bunben tpdre. Desbalb bitten mir UNI
3uisnbuns Der 8etrdse.
Ser Serausseb T..
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Sa6 Ehal abmdrt6.

Sablor.-Die @rubsn bisfsr Na&bars
tdaft finb tpesen @aiiermansels in Bros
bsr 8srIessnbeit. bsionbsrs bic Siblep.
= 9is 8abItase babisr batten bic
@si4afte Gnoe Der Bo6e aubsrOrbentli6
Lsbbaft eema&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Gr. 3bOmrat,
Deatf6er 3abnar5t,
Gds Waibinston unb 9inbsn straBs.

Ssbt Ssrbeffertt tiufIt&t 3abns
NIT SaufGtu ein, um 8un,sIn su snt-
fsrnsn unp ben Wansen bic &unbuns unb bas
frii6e auslsbtn 30 srbalten. &s&utt ni9ts fir
Aussitbtn init Sac, wtnn .3abnt beffept pn.
ben; tempordre 6ebiiTe selitfert; i3abne repa.
rirt unb rsmubsatrt mtine nisbriseu Trtiie
ibsrraf&en Nllt; @Olb. unb anbut Siaunssn
cine Sp1ialitat.
Or. 9. g. 1beurat
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Nttt6tpu.

- Gin unbsbsutenbes Seuer in BEN
Sinclair Saus am Montas Ga&mittas
ueruriadte srcbs Aufresuns, bic isbo&
sans obne @runb mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
Harum bm ,aerf 9ierber fomlnen iolltea.
No. 22s 2aefamamma Mpenme,

"a mir beasnbo aarn mpfanan bic beteub un oe re8udren re
ssu uorSn nS mir lnn sOEt oans nnfSa lO!s
nor oIs Gnarosprein fafn aud bic Ausma II gut un8e
Sonss tbun pobI baran unr @d bu&sn, ba 8 bn Dollars
Bier aun 90b far bic a srrtt lno BAG Saseten u snm
ronGam moot anaatt u ssfdrdten Sdn unb pbaBt
Ssbs be 2 rene M amn uno aber pann maru m 10 0e' mep
fir bieIebe NuaItat Waurn baablt bait
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gbas. Bang.
SeraeEt ni6t,

Serae6t nicbt,
oab man jsoepeit bic bsfen 8ortbsiIe beim
&aufs Don saf9en. uuh @anonbren. e&mu6.
faden. eilbertuaaren &c. bel
8reeman
srbalten farm Gin 9rober unb sIesanter Dor.
ratb oer neuefteu Wuiter. auf bic ioIibsfe art
pertertigt. fortudbrsno porrdtbig; ale Der.
tanften artifel meroen garantirt.
Weparaturen an llbren unb Suipt.
len miro iptaiellt aufmerifamieit ssideuft.
- wiro i'm Gefddft beutf4
q. W. freeman,
8Iofer 8Iod. Gde Renn abe. uno Sprueeftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11
(ar&taIb Gprrslppnbsn,.)

-Die GurbonbaIs 1raetipn Gompanis
Bat ii& nit ben BebDrben bon Ardbalb
bereinbart unb nit elmer Arbeiterabtbsil'
une bon 80 Mann bic Mrbeiten an ibrer
8abnIinie in her Ndbe Der puIpermabIs
begpnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-11

9ar arese aBaareu etc. befut unfere mntere Mbtbei
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BAER-In Colorado Springs Col, William
". Baer, of ST. Paul. MINI. aged thirty three
wears and six months Funeral will be held
from residence, Hotel Arlington, Seven
corners. SUNDAY, Nov. q. 1892 at O'Clock
D. m. Friends ale invited to attend
MOIR-In ST. Paul. Mimi. Nov 90. 1892, at
the residence of her daughter. Mrs. VIII
lam F. Myron, 305 Cook street. Janet NOR,
aged seventy-four years wife of John Molr
Sr. Funeral Tuesday, the 29tn inst. at = :30
D. NJ Friends are invited.
SHANAHANEIn St. Panl, Friday, Nov. 25
at $40 D. M, Mrs. Margaret Shanahan,
aged sixty-eight years. Funeral from late
residence, No. 46 West Fairfield avenue,
Monday. Nov. 2s, at $50 a. m. Services al
ST. Mchael's church at9 O'Clock. Friends
invited.
WIESINGER-In st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 26,
Louis B. A. Wiesinger aged fourteen years.
Funeral from family residence. All Selpy
avenue, Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 2g. = D.
m, from st. Matthew's church, corner
Sherburne avenue and Dale street. 2:3O
p m. Friends invited.
KELLY-In this CITY, Nov. %, 1S9! at the
residence of her son-in law, 204 Dayton
avenue, Mrs Atty Kelly, aged seventy-two
wears Funeral today p. m. Services St
Josephs church. Friends invited.
DOYLE-In Wayzata. Nov 25, 1892, Martin
Doyle aged ffty-tve years. Funeral Will
take place from St. Joseph's church Mt
a. M Monday, Nov. 49, Friends invited to
attend.
TUCHELT-Mrs. Christiana Tuchelt on Nov
.27, at 1:l5 a. m. Funeral notice hereafter.
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Prague. a cayernous native from Lex
ingtor., Ky, or a mild-mannered blue
eyed SWede. He may be conVerSanC
with Goethe, Tasso and Aristotle, OF he
NAV have but All Indifferent knowledge
OF his native tongue.
There is an opinion prevalent that
the class of men who live on lfothing
day is composed of loiterers and i'll
soient workmen. Nothing could be
| more erroneous. The man who must
live on nothing a day lacks the prac-
tical adaptability OF life, and he who
lacks that important quality has usu-
ally devoted his energies 10 some OF Inc
abstract mental pursuits. There is an
individual of a faded and degenerate
appearance who sits i'll the read
ing room of the Cooper union
twelve hours out of the twenty
four, reading Anacreon and Pindar.
He deyotes himself exclusively to the
two Greek bards, and at stated hours
one can observe him eating bread
crumbs out of his pocket, which he en-
joys with evident relish. 1t is curious
to contemplate this man. His aims, his
hopes, his past, his futnre-al are as
perpIexing to the thoughts OF his OBJ
server as they seem to be Indifferent to
him. He seems somewhat depressed by
reverseS, but still he is fairly satisfied
to live thus on nothing day.
There is still another person who
haunts the little writing room i'll the
Union. He has a. shock of white hair
and a shock of white beard, and his
clothes are shabby, even degeneratlng
into raggedness. This man is. compiling
a manuscript entitled ':The Culture OF
India Rubber" He has been at work
upon it all summer, and, though he
writes with provoking siowness and
complacency, the manuscript has grown
into a most voluminous mass OF sheets.
lie takes peculiar pleasure in his
production, erasing every third or
fourth word only to rewrite it. and then
studying often for the length of an hour
over the turn of phrase. This bulky
manuscript he carries about with him
i'll rain and sunshine, wrapped in an old
newspaper. and at nights he may be
seen sleeping Oh the park bench with it
under his head. What does he intend
to do with it? is the question that nutur
ally suggests itself. Let us hope against
hope, for his sake, that he will meet
with no disappointment and may dis
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
Health Is Wealth.

DR.. e. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
hENT, guaranteed specific forHysteric Diz
ziness. Commissions Fits Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostration caused by the
use Of alcohol or tobacco Wakefulness. Men
sulting in insanity and leading to misery, de-
cay and death. Premature Old Age. Barren
ness, Loss of Power in either sex, InvoIun.
tary Losses and Spermatorrhoea, caused by
oyerexertion of the brain, self-abuse or over
indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 box, or six boxes for IS
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with S., we send the
purchaser our written guarantee to refund
the money il it does not effect a cure. Guar
autees issued only by w. X. Collier. successor
TO hippler & Collier. druggists Seventh and
Sibley ASt. Paul. Minux
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FACTS AND FANCIES.
Fine Millinery at Your own
Price.

Price.
The bankrupt stock of Mrs. Cameron,
AT Wabasha street. consisting OF fine
Pattern Hats and Bonnets, Velvet and
Silk, Ribbons. Colored and Black Tips
and Plumes, Flowers. Feathers. etc.,
must be sold at once at retail. BY order
of the assignee.
No. l All-Silk Ribbon, especially
adapted for fancy Work, 5 cents for ten
yards. Other Silk Ribbon worth from
35 cents to 81 per yard at 5, 10, Is and ~
cents.
French Felt Hats from 25 to so cents.
Fine Trimmed Hats from 70 cents up
ward.
Fine Fancy Feathers, Flowers and
Tips at your own price. AT Wabasha
street.
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Clever Cutting

Is always done by McGrath, and in con-
sequence his many customers are always
elated with garments made by McGrath
q Co., at their new location, $40 Robert,
between Fifth and Sixth streets. See
his stock of material tor mems clothing
intended for winter wear. They en-
brace tbs novelties of every land
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An elegant and novel assortment of
Decorating Ornaments, Pictures, Plaques
and Easels for Christmas orders, at j..
f. Angel & Co.'s, 81 Seventh.
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Havt.Pr5ce Millinery Sale.

Vose, 522 Nicollet avenue, announces
a second Half-Price Sale of Trimmed
Hats and Untrimmed FeltS for Thurs
day and Friday, Dec. and 2. Come 1or
bargains
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Spared in selecting and preparing coal
for domestic consumption. The Best
purchased, the Best sold and prices no
higher than others. A trial order will
convince you these facts are true and
characteristic of the Pioneer Fuel Com
pany, Robert and Sixth streets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27

The attention of Hotel and Boarding
House Keepers is called to advertise
ment under head of Business Chances
in want column of this paper.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
Comfortable Christmas Presents

Parlor Furniture made to order at
less than factory prices. Cali and see
large and varied assortment of elegant
upholstered parlor furniture at Paul
Borks', 461 Broadway, between Eighth
and Ninth.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
ENOUGH 70 SET YOU THINKING.

This space your kodak of store-gves you pict
ures IN words of things that interest you in our line
Gratifying evidence comes to us daily that you see
and think about these views photographed upon your
mind by glance over your Sundays paper.
Ihe items presented last week attracted unusual at
tenton. Ourextra inducements brought faces made
customers and gave grandly satisfying weeks trade
The new nobby and elegant stock and gratifying bust
ness kept step Best service and surprising cheapness
were the d1I0lng 0Oheeks Of tile trade.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
Skates

The worlds best, the Barney & Berry
All-Clamp Club Skates; all grades. st.
Paul Hardware Company. Write for
illustrated price lists.
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Garbage.
To the Puhlil

10 the PuDllc.
Please send all orders for removal of
garbage and dead animals to our Office.
100 Davidson block. Telephone call
1913. Complaints promptly attended to-.
ST. PAUL GARBAGE Co.
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Apples! Apples!

Another car of Baldwins, direct from
Maine, $3.50 per barrel.
TIE ANDREW SCH0CH GROCERY Co.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
CHEAP LOTS /!


We have for sale a few
lots worth $500 for s425 to
$500, on easy terms. These
lots belong to non-resldents,
who must sell at once, and
consequently will sell for
about half what they are
worth. They lie perfectly,
with a fine view, and are be-
ween Lexington avenue,
Lafond and Blair streets.
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A Hopeless Case.
Puck.

Judge-How do you form your opin-
ion of this case?
Talesman-By reading the newspa-
pers.
Judge-Do you believe all you read in
the newspapers?
Talesman-Yes.
Judge-Stand down.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
Sterling SiIverware.

Suitable for wedding presents, at Henry
Bockstruck, Jeweler, IL East Seventh
street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
Watches.

Large and fine selected stock of Ge-
neva and American Watches; lowest
prices; at Henry Bockstuck, Jeweler. II
East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
Fine I.arlor Ilulrniture.

Odd pieces, novelties, ETC., made to
order. Call and examine our stock of
Furniture Coverings, consisting of
everything in the market from ,Jute
to the finest Brocatele. Schroeder &
Dickinson, 16 East Sixth street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-11-27
ODera Glasses.

Large and beautiful line; prices the
lowest; at Henry Bockstruck, Jeweler,
II East Seventh street.