St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-06

49, ~ uoCVSTupntC VicWSOi
the NatiOnalities OF the World
to Be offered TO the Headers of
- This Paper-First Coupon to
70 Appear Next Sundny-Coupons
s. Only Printed sunday You
Must Buy the Sunday Globe to
Get 1t.
/. The readers of the GLOBE Will have
offered them Sunday. May ID, Part of
an edition de luxe portfolio in which will
pe represented the Oriental and Occi-
dental. Northern and Southern. Por-
trait Types of the World. compris-
ihg a collection, of photographs of in
dlvldual types of various nations from
all parts of the earth who represented
IA the department of ethnology at the
worlds fair-the manners. customs,
dFess. religions, music and other dis.
tlnctive traits and peculiarities Of their
race. with interesting and instructive
descriptions accom- panying each por-
trait.
An interesting introduction Is con-
tributed by Prof. Putnam, of Harvard
college, who had charge of the Ethno-
logical department of the fair. The
SUNDAY GLOBE has secured exclusive
control of this publication. and in Offer
ing 1t to our readers feel that it is wor K
done in a good cause. To avoid the in
convenience of saving up number of
coupons, we have decided to restrict
the issue to the Sunday paper alone.
Clip the Portrait Types coupon from
the upper left hand corner of SUN
DAYS GLOBE on date mentioned, and
send or bring to this Office with 10 cents
in coin and secure Part l, which alone,
under other circumstances. could not
be bought for FIVE times that a mount.
This series is presented with two
fold object-tirst, education; second,
entertainments. So comprehensive a
collection as this will be found to be
possessed of an undoubted ethnologl-
cal value, and will, therefore, prove a
most important educational adjunct.
Again, the interest which surrounded
these types of foreign nations and
tribes, as represented at the Columbian
Exposition. was very great, and many
well-remembered faces will be pleas
antly recalled.
1t is practical continuation of the
celebrated Worlds Fair Art Portfolios.
There are eighty types represented. and
commentary descriptive of the lives,
manners. customs. religions, dress,
sports, music. dances. legends. charac-
terlst1cs, ETC.. that is absolutely reliable
and remarkably instructive.
:. Embraced between its covers will ap-
pear types from Arabia, Egypt, Samoa,
Algeria, Turkey, Inaia, China, Java,
CeylOn. SOudan, Hawaii, Japan, Lap
land, Alaska, Siberia. Abyssinia, Zulu
land. Nubia, Holy Land, Persia, Syria,
Mexico. Dahomey, Greece. Germany,
Austria, Ireland, Spain, etc. And. in
fact, from every known land under the
sun. On many of this portfolios pages
Will appear character sketches from real
life that are even stranger than Hag.
CARDS pen pictures of the unknown
,aborigines of unexplored Africa.
NaOf many Of these individuals it was
thought there wereRo photographs extant
but after weeks of search two collec-
lions were discovered which contained
number Of magnificent large portraits,
which were wonderfully well executed.
and which have never been offered for
sale or placed on public view.
These were secured at great ex-
pense, owing to their high value as eX-
elusive photographs, and were then sup.
eplemented by several photographs of
equal worth from private COLLECTIONS,
and list of about 100 portrait types was
arranged. This splendid series will be
offered In 10 portfolios OF 16 pages,
zach QhRaf q mi los
81 by IL inches in size (the Art Port
folios were only Shy 10y, and each por-
trait will be accompanied by an appro-
pirate description containing interest
Ing and Instructive facts which have
never been published. 1t will prove
most interesting, instructive and valu-
able to the millions of people who have
secured the Worlds Fan Art Portfolios.
and who will treasure them ss a rare
personal possession.
In the 'Oriental and Occidental,
Northern and Southern Portrait
Types" all these people live again,
presented in the highest style of photo.
graphic and topographic art, and those
obtaining this series can also learn all
that Is interesting concerning them.
material for the descriptions having
been carefully CLEANED from the most
authentic sources, manly from the i'll
diYiduals themselves.
The Photographic sketches of portrait
types of the world are the most excel
lently exected pictures ever offered the
public through newspaper or other
wise. The portraits are printed on
heavy enameled paper in Photographic
colors, and each part is bound between
handsomely illustrated covers. One
coupon clipped from the SUNDAY
GLOBE OF May IL and 10 cents does the
work. 1t is a-duty every parent owes
to his children to put this Instructive
work of art within their reach.
An art supplement will be issued
with the GLOBE next Sunday, giving a
sample page Of the photographs in the
great publication.