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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-02
TO EXCHANGE.

TO TRADE-Stock of merchandise and
l. cash for 80 or l29foot lot in residence
district, with or ithoutimprovement (cor-
ner preferred); no agents. Address 126,
Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-02

COTTAGE of four rooms: summer
" Kitchen and dry cellar; No. 1iG co..
legeav. Inquire PIP Summit, corner of Selby
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-I-I-1-I-I -l-I-7tT1-7l-I7 - -
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!" You Cant do it Again. :

When the great results attained by policy holders
shown the confused agents Of rival
companies they excaim Eyes but they can tdo IT again.
They willing admit that the dividends paid by the Mu-
tua Life Insurance Company New York all its earlier
policies largest paid by any company on similar
insurance. but it is claimed that the Mutual Life can
duplicate Dividend results policies issued
now. Let
On Policy No I1562s, issued November 1870 at age
twenty 600, annual premium 95 ordinary life
the end Of first twenty the dividend additions
amounted 9oo0 making the insurance value So 800 90 as
death claim which is 63440 than the amount OF prem
iums paid improved at 10 per compound interest
On Policy No 12463s issued September 1871 at age
twentysx for $1,000 annual premium 100 ordinary life
plan dividend additions 1884, at the end OF the hrst
twenty years amounted $S00 raising the policy to &c.
being better than all the premiums paid i'm
per compound interest for twenty
years
Thus appears from the records OF The Mutual Life In
Company of New York that the first twenty years
dividends ending and declared policies issued
have been favorable those declared in the
first twenty years policies issued in 1S43 is therefore
quite reasonable that the future dividends ofths
Company policies issued now the twenty dstribu
ton PLAN " be good those realized in the first twenty
the holders policies issued in the early OF the
Company the old reversionary addition plan, which
every and addedte the policy
at their insurance value,
Since the Mutual fes dividends have shown grad
ua increase every year.
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A swell Hotel, Iad.ed.

A Western merchant with plenty Of
money, on his last trip to New York to
buy goods, concluded he would stop at .
swell hotel, and did so, says the Detroit
Free Press. just before retiring he rev.
erently approached the clerk.
"May ] request" he said, politely.
"that i be called at 1902"
The clerk was SURPRISED !
Certainly" he responded.
"Gan | get my breakfast at s o'clockH"
inquired the guest.
Not at this house; but you may be
able at the chop house around the corr
ner."
"Why not here?" and this time the
guest was surprised.
Because our walters are all Italian
counts and German barons, and they are
not accustomed to rising earlier than
O'Clock
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The therekee strip.

have just crossed the Cherokee Strip
and was, surprised to find it took the
train over three hours to cross it. The
general impression rs to the Strip is that
it is a narrow neck of land only few
miles across, reserved as a highway or
outlet for the Cherokees. AS matter of
fact, the Strip is eighty miles across and
is larger in area than some Of the States
OF. the Union. The entire eighty miles is
covered with the bast qualityof fine blue
grass, and Ut is doubtful whether even in
the best parts of Texas it can be dupli-
Gated. st. LOUIS Globe Democrat.
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OPIUM DENS IN NEW YORK.
SLAVES or THE DEADLY DRUG IN
THE CHINESE QUARTER.

Street and vieinity--Vile Chinese
Dens where Hundreds cengregate.
Nearly All are Opium Smokers.
The idea that Opium smoking has been
stamped out in the Chinese quarter Of the
city centering around Mott and Pell
streets, Is as erroneous rs it is absurd,
say the New York Journal.
No one who is familiar with that
strange section Of the town believes for q
moment in the stories Of the evil being
eradicated, and, in fact, casual visitor
TO the place can get all the evidence OF
the existence OF the crime that he wants
In fifteen minutes tour OF the place.
or course, there is little moro red tape
about getting into a Chinese opium den
than there h In getting into saloon
after hours. You have to know the pro-
prietor or the employees, or be introduced
by some responsible person, the same ~
IL necessary to secure an entree to one Of
the large uptown gambling houses.
An idea OF the extent Of opium smok-
ing, as 1t il now carried on In the CHI
nese quarter, can be gained from these
facts.
Living in this city there are about
1900 Chinese. In Brooklyn, Jersey City
about 5000 more, making, in all, in the
neig hborhood OF 1850 who, on Sundays
and in the evenings, visit Mott street for
the purpose Of gambling or otherwise
dissipating.
Statistics show that shout sixty per
cent. Of the lower class OF Chinese, like
our laundrymen. smoke opium and are
more or less victims Of the fearful habit.
This shows that there are over 1000
Cinnamon in and around New York who
" hit the pipe"
All this hitting Is done In the neigh
borhood OF Mott and Pell streets. Aside
from the Chinese fiends, there are more
than a thousand white women and girls
inChinatown who smoke opium. These
latter are the deprayed creatures sup
ported by Cinnamon. These facts, con-
sidered in conjunction withthe one that
probably less than one hundred buildings
shelter all the Chinese and the white
women Of Chinatown, show on its face
that opium smoking IL carried on in
aboutevery building inhabited by Chinese.
OF all the opium smoking places in the
Chinese quarter the cluster OF tenements
known as Nos. 0 and II Pell street are the
biggest. There are two front tenements
and two rear ones, and, at conservative
estimate, there are at least thirty distinct
Joints in the four buildings.
The houses are said to be the property
OF woman named Maggie Moran, who
has won Tor herself quite a reputation in
the Chinese quarter People who are
most familiar with these places say that
the four houses are occupied by about 100
Chinamen and 800 white women.
The AVERAGE joint Is presided over by
Cn.naEan and two or three white girls.
A. atuEe there are but two rooms to a joint,
anG. Doth OF these are Il tied up with either
banks or mattresses on the floor.
Bunks used to be the rule hut the
shrewd Cinnamon discovered that these
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FROM the Cleveland rain psa,er.

From the Cleveland Pain Deaser.
n On June %, 1890, an act was passed
by which any person who had served
ninety days in the army or navy of the
United States, and had an honorable
discharge. could be placed on the PEN
sion list 10 receive from SO to $l2 per
month for any disa bility, whether in
CURED during or since the war. or this
act Pension Commissioner Ranm says:
"The Act of June 81, 1890, Is the first
Disability Pension Law i'd tho history
81 the world which grants to soldiers
and sailors pensions for disabilities
which are not proved to have been in
CURED in the. service and in line q
duty" Within two years after Tie
passage Of this act S07,9l9, claims
lder it had been filed.os which up to
June 25, 1892, 432.9lS had been pass
ed lii view Of tha foregoing, and
keeping in mind thesfaet that about
100000 claims for pensions are still
pending in the Pension Bureau. aud
that claims for pensions are pouring in
each week by the thousands, is it not
time to cal ahalte
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FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2, 1892.
PENSION REFORM.

From the Burlington aa.l Gazette
We are not opposed to q reasonable
and fair Pension law. The American
people will pay cheerfully pensions to
deserving Union soldiers. but when it
comes to supporting their posterity to
the third and fourth generations, we
doubt the propriety, the just or patri-
otto influences arising therefrom.
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From the Chicago Time.

There ought to be an end to this
humbuggery fleet u be Just to the
old soldier who IS OBSERVER, and let
US also be Just 70 ourselves. with a
purged pension roll, whensevery fraud
thereon viii be cut lotf, when young
: soldiers wifaas BORN long after the
close Of the war IF the rebellion are
taken of the pension roll. when men
who never engaged in hattie. who
never left the boundaries of the State
IN which they enlisted, and who found
the period &c ,hat eplistmenta God
send TO themselves because they wee
provided during that pesiaa with cioth
ing. subsistence, medicine. lodging IA
paN-Nhcn a.el 81 tlmae are taken
from sha'\"yEas~otea rell and 1eftto
'tearn heE sjas liEa'4rz Rther citizs n
Of chs :1aale, me observer, the
real vatcttn ne 5ld solsrr+~f for whom
tbeie sh5u3a By lr-afjl because If act:
ual suffering and actual wounds. will
have that consideration 70 which lac i,
entitled.
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. August
Flower

Hon. does he .feel?-He feels
cranky. and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself,
adopting strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours, and manner
Of his eating .1ugust Hoaoer
the remedy.
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4 humorous Mothsr-in-I.av.

My mother-in- law never understands
q joke, says correspondent II finish
a,good story, and she always looks up
and asks, Wen, what did the other man
kayp AS she can't appreciate wit, was
surprised to receive letter from her .
few weeks after my little boy had lswal-S
lowed a, farthing, in which the last words
We're, Has Ernest got over his financial
difficulties yet?7
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From the Buffalo courier.

During the Zeal year 1902 the names
-of 1890 new pensioners were added
to the pension rolls The term Of en-
listment is for life. The total number
of pensioners is now somewhat between
100000 and 100000.
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From the syracuse Il. II Herald.

From the Syracuse *. ~ Herald.
In the interest Of the veterans en-
titled to pension who have not yet
put in their claims it is to be hoped
that measures may be devised and a
scrutiny exercised which, while fur
thering the interests Of the genuine
veterans. viii effectually weed out the
fraudulent claims.
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Hon does he feel He feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly un-
accountable, unnatural and I'M
healthy Fomer the
remedy.
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From the New Yo.k Reraid.

Will the Republicans join with the
Democrats in cutting down expendi.
lures. Or will they insist on plunging
the country into debt at the risk of
bankruptcy
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The Cathedral of Genoa claims to pos
sess the sacred chalice.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-02

Some of the South American tribes act
ualIy eat tobacco cut into small pieces.
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Hon. does he feelp-He feels.
no desire to go to the table and
"a grumbling, fault-finding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
August FoWer the remedy.
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VIII /?

Because it's always pure, al
ways the same, always the
best. Such record tells more
than pages Of !. talk It's
Just as good to-day as ever and
it is the tobacco for yoa. If
you smoke, you should smoke
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An Egyptian scythe has recently been
dug up in the Nile valley.
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Hour does he feel9-He feels
after a spell of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence.
loathing, and detestation of
food as if a mouthful would
kill him-Augast FloWer the
remedy.
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Glass beads were mediums otsxehangs
in the earliest ages.
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Health
.ndConfortare
Destroyed

by the use of poor smoking to-
bacco. The one tobacco that
has held its own through ali
the changes of time and against
all competitors is BlackwelHs
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
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Hom does he feel2-He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
stools-August Flores. the REM
.edy. io-lely
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Radcliffe, ne haneman. arrived at
Dorchester. n b, yesterday 10 offeis
ate. At the execution to-day Of 'Busck'1'
Olsen.
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Your
Doctor.
- kF sPraE sss

If a pure, smeet prepa-
ration of refined cotton
seed oil and, purified
beef suet is not more
wholesome than ami
NAL cooking fats.
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The WORLD.
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q OFFICE WILSON BLOCK PUBLIC SQUARE.

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THE WORLD
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General Markets.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.--State and western
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The new towns Of the west are grow
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afford to waituntil they are full grown
cities before reaching out for full
grown appropriation for a public build
ing. Three appropriations within a
week amounting to S325,000 for the
three promising cities Of Norfolk, Has
rings and Reno make too big drain
even on a grabbing.
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Under sirty Tons Of Coal.

MAHANoY CRY, Pa. Jan. 30.-After
considerable difficulty the workmeh who
were searching for the body Of John
Krnp, who was buried under mass Of
coal, rock and dirt at the Schuylkill col
liery Thursday afternoon, recovered it
yesterday. II was fr1ghtfully crushed
by the heavy weight upon it. Over sixty
tons Of stuff had 70 be removed by pick
and shovel before the body was reached.
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\ The crusade Of the regular medical
faculty against quack doctors that has
recently been begun in New Jersey
and New York is extending to other
states, and we learn that the licensed
practitioners are determined to make
this hard year for the saltinbancos
everywhere. A squad of them have
been nabbed in Kentucky this week as
violators Of the State laws. and the
medical journals tell Of the prepare
tions for aresting them wherever
found and sending them to limbo as
soon as possible. Let the crusade be
conductedNin scientific way. Not a
few of the drugs once outiawed by the
regular faculty as nostrums Of quack-
very are now to be found in the ortho-
dox pharmacopeia. Some of the so
called quack medicines are serviceablt
to sufferers. and perhaps used at time,
by licensed practitioners. Someof this
body-menders whoare dubbed quack'
are very smart and might stand wei
IN the profession if they would q
through the training needed to entit'
them to degree in medicine.
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Killed tho Deputy sheriff.

UvALDE, Tex, Jan. 3O.--A telegram
received by Sheriff Baylor announces
that Deputy Sheriff PANTHEON Tar was
shot and killed while attempting 20 ar
rest two men concealed in pile Of ties
at Sabinal. Tara was after the parties
who blew open and robbed Kelso q
Dyer's safe.
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The Murdercrs OF sheriff Dunn.

LIBERAL, Kan, Jan. 30.-The exami-
nation Of Linton, Warner, Chase and
Leach, charged with being members OF
the mob who killed Sheriff Dunn on
Jan. ), was concluded before Justice
Gibson. The first three were denied
bail, and were sent to the Hutchinson,
Kan, Jail for safe keeping. Leach was
admitted to bail. lie Is iii. There is no
prospect.of disturbance.
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There has never been question
anywhere in the world least of all
here at home--that this country would
be united in support Of any war de-
clared or recognized as existing by the
Congress Of the people. But this is a
very different thing from supporting
q jingoish buster Of war for politics
only, The country was practically
unit against this; hence its collapse.
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SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 80, 1882.

Politicians of certain class, and
contractors and spectators Of all
classes, are always in favor Of the next
war. They made so much money out
of the last war that most Of them are
really quite anxious about it.
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RRICK HOUSE.

with double brick Office attached This Is
the same property that was built by the late
BENJAMIN Boyd. without regard to cost, as a
residence, and Is as well built, well finished and
in aS good repair as any house in the eftyiNS IL
heater gas, water, &C. Two very large ciS
terms, large stable and garden lot. fronting ~
feet on Race and 200 feet on Spring street, ana
has am abundance Of frontage on said street LOT
the erection OF four tenement houses. Win
very little expense the house by putting an "a,
ditional story on the office can be converted
3 rooms ca III.
TERMS :--One third cash and the remainder
In easy payment TO suit the purchaser, said pay
fnents to be secured by q lien on the property,
i.1o-td. MRS. DIR. y. g. WILSON.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKrrs.
Closing Quotations Of the Stock and
Produce Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %. The stock market
was moderately active and strong. There was
good buying Of the standard investment
stocks, and all Of them were strong. Penn
sylvania advanced slightly, notwithstanding
the circulation Of report that London has
been heavy seller Of the stock. The Hunt
ingdon and Broad Top stocks were strong. the
common advancing per cent Reading was
steady, and the preference income bonds were
strong.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-01-30

The news from Brazil is such as to
warrant only the most gloomy appre-
tensions for the success of the attempt
at republic which has been set up in
that country. But it must be remem-
bered that it took sixty years to estab-
lish republican institutions in Mexico
on the present stable basis. The seal
Of liberty and self government may be
slow in developing under adverse con-.
ditions, but the germ of life which it
contains is something that never dies.
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PUBLIC SHE
OF VALUABLE !
FF own ropertl.

The undersigned intending to discontinue
housekeeping will offer for sale on
SATURDAY. JANUARY 30Ti, At 2 O'CLOCK P. H.
in front Of the Court House. Mo the highest bid
der. that valuable property. corner Race and
SnEIng streets. improyed by two story double