St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-02

III
Reach If the Reader Has
Not Found 1t He May by
Looking for 1t in the Daily
Globe.
BUXTON, JAM 81. 1894.
To all who are looking for Number
One":
MY DEAR FELLOW LooKERS-LOO6
ing for Number one" is the natural
occupation of the human family. In
brief, tits human nature condensed and
in asingie headline
No. ~ and the letter | are so nearly
alike they mean practically the same.
When one is looking out for Mum
Der one." he's the one he is looking out
for. Every one is looking for this ''one,"
but comparatively few have found
it. Consequently, the great majority
are still buster than ever YEARLY look
ing for it. Some have looked so long
they are not only weary, but confused
and discouraged. Number One" is as
hard to capture as fortune or the good
things of the earth. Thousands have
looked so long and patiently they would
be satisfied now with any number.
My dear reader, how and where have
you been looking? Have you looked in
the st. Paul DAILY or WEEKLY GLOBE?
Ii not, why not? Where would you eX-
pect to find it if not there? Don't put
it off another day. Pass up dollar
cheerfully and with confidence: ask for
the WEEKLY GLOBE in my name, or, if
you can afford it, take the Daily. But
take that which you can afford to have
and pay for. Then read it and keep it
with you. for that which is promised
will surely come to pass. If
you will take the WEEKLY GLOBE
in my name for one year and read it. if
at the end of the year you are not better
Off will not only refund your money,
out make donation party to help bury
you. This is the faith we have in our
own prescriptions. We guarantee a
cure if you will take the medicine and
follow directions. Will you do ii?
That is right. Eyes" is the answer.
When you subscribe. if you don't men,
ton my name, then get none of tie
benefits or credit of your subscr iption.
Your pastor, the one who converts you,
lives on wind, while the other side of
the house gets two prices and fares
sumptuously. Do not neglect the one
who Is trying to save you and build up a
kingdom for you. You will not. Many
things have to be taken into considera-
ton and done to gain Number One"
Do not think it can be all developed
and donein asingle chapter. To capture
this prize we must labOr-labor long and
intelligently. We must lay a founda-
ton level and plumb, then build on it
accordingly. This is absolutely neces-
sary. 1t would be waste of time and
material to try to build house without
a foundation or sllls. The time has
come to make a start in the right direc-
ton. 1t connot be delayed with safety
another hour.
We can smell things we can't see, and
we can feel things the cause of which
we cannot always explain. The social,
financial and political atmosphere at
the present time is full of doors, and
many back IS weary. the cause of
which is not known. But there
is cause, and there is just as
much certainty in testing the con-
ditlon of existing matters through their
doors as through the sight, touch or
taste. A dead animal do MT smell like
blooming rose. There is no effect with
out cause. There is no condition
without its thermometer and barometer.
We find today the head of the finan-
cIal world congested with an excessive
flow OF money to the brain and the
lower extremities, the great masses,
the arms and legs of society. in kind
suffering from low circulation. The
head is feverish, the feet like ice.
There is cause for this. Itdon't make
any difference whether it is from the
liver, the lungs, or the brain. All
doctors will tell you the same. The
first thing necessary is to restore an
even temperature and circulation to
either gain or maintain health. This is
simply the application and demand of
natural law. Society is bilious the
world over. 1t is hot in one
place and cold in another. Where
is the healing physician to
an even and healthy circulation? Is he
to come from titled ranks, or from
the common people? Subscribe for the
GLOBE, pay, f0r 1t, read it, and see.
Does this sound like one in doubt-like
one without a commission? While we
have unbOunded faith in the future, and
promise that the star of hope shall shine
i'll effulgent beauty, the battle is yet 10 be
fought and the victory won. A revolu-
ton is already upon US. 1t REQUIRES
organization and intelligence to direct
the forces. Before battle can be fought
we must organize an army. 10 organize
an army We must get soldiers to enlist.
To get soldiers to enlist we must open
recruiting office. You all know where
the GLOBE recruiting office is. Go in
and enroll your name, or send it to
the branch Office al Buxton, n. ID.
1t is all the same-provided
it is in my division. This is not con-
test with bullets. but one of intelligence,
one i'll which every man, woman and
child is interested. Do not think it is
expected one article i'll newspaper is
going to settle the question, and, after
reading it, every one is going to settle
back into peace, prosperity and luxury.
Such is not the idea intended TO be con-
veyed. There are certain general
conditions we can all agree upon.
First, that something is the matter:
oCCOudlSs nStlOu ID
thirdly, it can't commence too soon;
fourthly, it don't make any difference
who moves first in the matter, only SO
they are right. We are right, and will
prove it. We are now hauling the ma
terial to repair the old house. As long
as you expect to be a member of the
family circle, live under the mansion
roof, and sit by the fireside, you are
asked to help do your share of the work
to maintain the family household.
This is only honest and fair.
In justice, you can't refuse. These
letters are only the introduction to a
great work, and the GLOBE is only the
Instrument to carry it out. When fully
developed and unfolded you will all be
glad and proud to be connected with it.
Number One'' is a slow. hard thinp to