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w is studving in office during day wishes
q place 10 WORK for her board morning ana
evening Is & good reader. good companion
for home and will make herself useful. Z 81,
(5tObp
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DHARMACIST registered, desires posi-
! ZION i'll town or country; moderate
wages; references. Druggist, $40 Naba-
Sha 81
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OFFICE WORK-Wanted by young man
" Of good habits. with three years expert
ence IN large office; position as shipping
clerk preferred. Can furnish bond and best
references. Address o y. Globe.
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4 PPRENT-C $ Wanted, five girls to
u learn dressmgking. rs Robert ST,
Room -
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FTNH E GREAIESI CLAIRN OIANL OF
L the age, the young Madame Romano, is
in this city. and can De consulted on all
affairs of life; her predictions never fail; 5 he
makes a success wnere others fail; correct
adTice Oh business. matrimonial and all
family affairs: brings the separated together;
causes happy marriage with the one you
love: future plainly revealed: lovers united;
troubles healed; those in trouble should not
fail 10 call and be convinced on the above
statements; business strictly confidential:
letters containing stamp promptly answered;
hours gto9 Address or call IS Jackson ST..
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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SECOND WORK-situation wanted by
- first-ciass second girl: best city refer
nncns Address 4NI ST. Peer 81.
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DYE WORKS.

5|AHLLKr s. MISTEf. - Minnesota
IA Steam Dye Works, pa East Seventh.
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
MALE.

A GENTS wanted 10 canvass the counties
y in which they live: under our new pIau
they can earn from SIS 10 SI5j per month;
write Tor particulars. Only those who are
willing 10 make house 10 house canvass IN
the country and towns are wanted. Ladies'
can DO the Work as we'll rs men From . to
El5 PEE day easily made. No capital re-
cu5red Address BY mail only, 4, care OF
the Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

MRS. DIP. WILLIAM. life reader and
vi magnetic healer. - East Eleventh st.
ana Cedar
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4 GENTs-sfe have the lest selling article
II on the continent: from $50 10 50 per
day can be made supplying regular custom
ers with oGT hav0ring powders, perfumes
and SOAPS. Address Consolidated Perfume
Co. chicago
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OFFICE WORK, or any work employing
" me through The day, so can 90 nome
evenings; have had two years experience III
office work ana bookkeeping. Address A.
H 100 East Seventh ST.
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ITOUSEIVORK A good German girl
II would like Homework in small family,
no small children. Call or address 1870
Jackson St. Room 10.
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rHRs. ALICE AUSTIN, CLAIRYOT-
VI ant-Card readings % cents. No 10
West Exchange ST. near Wabasha.
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C7OOk-Wanted. experienced cook with
y references. Call after O'Clock, l46
Smith az
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GsCUIDE 70 SUCCESSFUL SPECU-
" lation''-EIow TO Trade successfully on
limited margin on grain and stock markets;
mailed free. Coates & Co.. Rialto building,
ChlparO III
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HOUS EIY0RK-At Mrs. SchnelIs. 81
II West Seventh ST, three 6eEman girls
understand general housework, want sit
nations al once.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A MAN WITH sl.0JO TO s., 600 CAPITAL
"a TO invest in q manufacturing business.
A thorough investigation OF articles can be
made by applying at 400. fiat 81. Laurel av.
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AIRS. DIR. Il. REARDON-34E East Sew
vi enth. Room 3)4-Massage. vapor ana
electric baths; 9 to 0 p. II, including Sun
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ITO NrEs1IJJj ~ Ia- faci5l preparations
stamps remedy for cure Of J.ac65eads and
cIuUJiOus OF the face Mu.c BarbOu Room
6. ~ "a 1b2sha 81.
VNANEED-A coed nome for a fue Nal
w tese cat. f5c Holy Ty
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4 GENTS in every state on salary and com
II mission Agents making SIS 10 $50 weekly.
Fureka. Chemical 4 Mfg. Co., La Crosse. Wis
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4 GENTS-Eithar sex. foI aluminium nov
II elites: new goods. fas- sellers; ~ per
cent uroEt: sample ia plush luied case. lie;
illustrated catalogue free. Bassett 81 Ne
GiuaL Iemule. Chicago.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
y G ~

2? 81?
A ELLINGTON FILLS-Read this-S45O.
II $50 cash. Three lots, one corner. on
one Of the best improved streets; car line one
block away: sewer and water. H. and Y al.
J. RothSchild, $40 Pioneer Press Building.
=? SIS n?
RICE ST. CORNER-Be business
n location on the tsreet; worth 500
foot: viii sell for $3.50: easy terms. II. and
Val j Roihscnild.al9 Pioneer Press building.
no YOU WANT TO MAKE an invest
II ment along The inIerGTban line: We
would ike q show you something raiuable
al garden land prices. II. and Y a. J. Roth
sehild. Pioneer Press building.
HOUSES. lots. farms, sell or exchange.
II easy payments. Mueller, 500 New York
Life Building Minneapolis.
ARSAHLL AT--Nho wants a lot on
vi this street near Merriam Park. at one
third value 10 get il out Of the way: H. and
Val j. RoIhschild. Pioneer Press building.
JNANTED-Six lots together on Il corner
w in the West Seventh street district
west OF Leech. east OF Randolph anu near
West seventh St; other unincumbered real
estate must be taken in part payment for
same. William q. Robertson, Globe Build
iuu
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Houses for Sale.

TlNE WOODLAND PARK residence
L and barn for sale cheap, or will trade
for cheaper residence or residence lot and
cash ID b Globe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

A GENTS-Wanted. agents for Bankers
\ Life Association. - PauLNiun.; strong
est home company furnishing guaranteed
protection r. 1~-~est cost: profitable position
0uen in - au and throughout Minnesota.
" rite for nc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

A TTENTION. LADIES Emma Bust
n Developer will enlarge your bust 5inches;
Guaranteed. Sealed iustructons2c er24 page
illustrated catalogue DC. by mail. Emma Toilet
Bazaar. Boston. Mass.
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OPERATORS-

C,ITUATIOS-Wante three cooks, ten
- girls for hOusewOTk. five second girs; ali
first class Call 59I ST. Peter St; notion and
millinery store. Miss q. Kidding.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

m AND0LIN and guitar instruction By
VI Prof Moreno.
Spanish language in class two lessons a
week. for s. per month Studio, 2I5-2l6
WaShburn building. Fifth St, oppcsiteco
horse
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SUBURBAN.

UCTIO9 ERs-Wi deed property in
n county town. \. D.. value $1,000, for
partnership. Address a %, Globe. Mime
apolis-
DARN a.ANDS-329 acres at SI.O0l: half
L block ana house i'll county town. $1,000;
all clear; viii take city house and lot (no in
cumbrance) or paying, clear business. Ad-
dress ! l0d. Globe. Minneapolis
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Observation-Disclosures. a girl for gem
u eral housework. INQUIRE 6oS Olive 81.
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VTANTED-Educat Young ladies and
w others having spare TINE. Tor light
work q home; permanent; no canvassing;
no fake Enclose 5c-stamp for all necessary
10 begin Chicago Press Clipping Bureau, 81
La Sale 81. Chicago.
WAN FED-Ladv Agents To sell The best
w wearing and best-selling corset on
earyh-The Hygeia. For all part culars write
the Western Corset Co. ST. Louis. Mo.
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IGJSEYORK-A girl would take place
II in a small family for general house
work; is an excellent cook: neat and relia-
Bile Call on or address 139 East Tenth ST.
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CT. AGAIHA's ACADEMY OF MUSIC
- and Art. g East Exchange St, ST. Paul
Piano, violin, guitar, banjo and mandolin
taught Lessons given in drawing ana paint
ing. Call OF send for prospectus.
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EIUUSEWORk-Gir wanted for general
II Homework at 63I Westminster ST.; Ger
man preferred
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nOUSEWO. K-Wanted. competent
Il girl for general houseHork. INQUIRE at
511 Tulnhert Ct
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LOST AND FOUND.

DOG LOST-Scotch terrier with reddish
IL brown marks back of neck; answers 10
name "TOwseT'' or ''BOw-wow Anyone
returning the same 10 Room 4l6 Grand Block
snail be rewarded
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WASHING wanted to do at home. Call
w at 236 Ropdo ST.
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DaAT LIVERY for sale; the coming
ID summer resort beautiful Lake Pepin.
Address Box 80. lake City. Mimi.
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w 1dS Ta ssss TO DO % at a aone T do
COZ Blair St
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r AIDES WANTED to write aud do light
l. work al home, SIS weekly; no canvass
ing. Send stamp. Mrs. T. E. Mercer. To-
ledo. 0.
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FINANCIAL

Ii CALDWELL, Room 81. Germauia Life
Ii. Building. lends money Oh real estate.
improved and unimprOved.
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hog LOsG-S25 reward for his return
IL and liberal reward for any information;
small brown dog named Pug" heavy.
smooth. old. friendly. intelligent; has Min
neapolis Tag No. 10 Iiveted OH old brass
shain collar and little hard lump on one side
of body. George Hoyenden. 81 Fifth av.
southeast. Minneapolis. Mimi.
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nOUs EAYORK-Wanted, girl for general
Ii homework: good COOK German pre-
ferred Is Harrington nv
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At CEDAR AND SIXTH you can ouy
II cutters. sleighs. hobs. poles. blankets,
robes. harnesses. buggies. also six head OF
driving horses. cheap.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-03

EOR SALE-Interest in oyster and vege-
Il table canning plant; shows large profits;
business needs more money; write for par
ticulars- r. GiYens. Corpus Christi. Texas.
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EOI SALE-Cheap. light grocery bobs,
I most new. or will trade for buggy. 40
SheTburne av.
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nOUS EWORK-Girl for general house
| j work; no washing 93l Hague ay.
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w ASHING-Wan washing ana IRON
w ing 10 do at my home; very cheap.
Address Y 4c5 Rice St
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HOUsEWORH- for general house
l l work at ad2 Reauey ST.
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III OUSES. lots, farms, sell or exchange,
Il easy payments Mueller, 500 New York
Life binding MinnannnliS
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FOR SALE.

BARBER OUTFIT-Two-chai barber
ID outfit TOR sale 42j University aY.
DED-Spleudid feather bed tick weighing
- thirty or forty pounds, for S4.GU: q
bargain. y, Globe.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GOOD TROTTER and PAGER for safe
y or will trade for good livery stock.
Schroeder's Livery.
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Va ILL INVEST 500 or Sl.C09 in all estab-
w lisbed business or in establishing a
business. Address Z. 32, care Globe.
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IA ANTED-A partner in nice sample
w room in frst-class location Y 50,
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Address Y. 4c5 Rice st.
"ASHING-Lady takes in washing and
w ironing and goes out 366 Walnut ST.,
corner Smith az.
w AsHEhWOMAN- goes cut
w washing. ironing and housekeeping.
INQUIRE at store l03 corner West seventh
ana Exchange SITS.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

o. w. Haynie of Chicago. and w. Mcbride OF
Kansas City. escorted by Mr.. Bronson former
foreman with the Thresher Co. were visitors at
the prison last Saturday, paying The MIRROR
office pleasant call Mr. Haynie is the general
Deputy for Minnesota. Wisconsin ana the
Dak0tas of The National Union. a fraternal and
charitable organization with the following
Motto. Distinctively American. Thoroughly
Patriotic but non Partisan. teaching love, purity
and truth it is wholly non-sectarian. broad as
the constitution of our country. it knows no race
or creed The organization furnishes the best
of insurance at lowest cash. and Mr.. Haynie and
Mr. Mcbride who are representing that branch
of the order have headquarters at the Hotel
Beauford. Minneapolis.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

sympathy for u.s. as of kind heart; and when we
are again restored to a normal condition we feel
like going up to this kind and we'll meaning
friend and grasping him by the hand. eXclaim
Thank you brother. your kind expressions have
filed our heart with gratitude" This is the
feeling of one who participated in the program
given ia the chapel last week. In that large
assembly of deeply interested and highly enter
tanned mortals. was one whose interest in the
various parts was marked The nlmltaDie
humor of the dear little children, and the sweet
music of the larger ones. were greatly appre-
ciated by him, and while he did not applaud. he
looked his pleasure. When the deep tones OF
intense feeling left the lips of those who por-
trayed the tragica side of life. he became alb
sorbed in the tales so eoquenty told; but what's
this? new actor appears upon the scene;
calmly majesticaly he approaches the foot
lights. bows with dignity. and with steady voice,
and quiet gesture he proceeds to describe a
scene that Shakespeare says took place several
years ago i'll Rome. All went we'll with both
speaker and audience. until becoming warmed
up with the spirit Of him. who slew everything
| that Rome or any other country could trot out III
| the bull-pen. and he started i'll to convince those
fellows that if they didn't get hump on them
selves they would all die like dogs. this man S
heart became sad. He knew the speaker; had
formed several opinions of HIM. chief among
which, was his firm belief in the sOundness of his
| thought box. But here he was standing before
him with arms beating the air. feet kicking the
dust out of the carpet. shouting till he almost
| frothed at the mouth. mad. hopelessly, ire
coveraby bug house. And in commenting upon
the sad occurrence to few friends few hours
later he exclaimed such is the fate of all editors
Who will say he WAS entirely wrong?
The beauty of the above is the fact that the
belief was sincere. The Gladiator had gone
mad. Well?
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
OUR CHAPEL SERVICE.

Catholic services were held in the chapel Sun
day morning. Rev. FIR. Corcoran chaplain Off |
cating. Services began by the choir singing the |
anthem BE joyful in the LOrd.' The chaplain |
reading FROM Evidences of Religion. the chapter
The Divinity of Christ" and scripture lesson
for the day. Septuagesina Sunday. End epistle
ST. Paul TO the Corinthians XII 1888. and \ll-l-?.
and the Gospel st. Paul NIII-4-15. The point.
the reverend speaker drew from the above was.
that man careless. and unwilling to suffer
little for Christ s sake. who has suffered so much
for man. st. Paul tells in the lesson read how
he suffered: what he had borne for Christ's sake
and how cheerfully he had borne it. to spread
Chrsts gospel; cheerfully bore his infirmities
relying upon the promise My grace is sufficient
for thee" 1t also points out, what We SOW, that
shall We reap. 1t is the same today as it was
then. We are sowing the seed by planting Gods
word. Some of it falls by the roadside; some
has good fruit. but the devil comes in and de-
stroys it. Some also falls upon the rock. but
dies for want of moisture. We mean well, but III
! the hour of temptation we fall. Many of you
will leave here with good resolutions; You mean
to lead honest. upright lives. but you should see
that these resolutions do not fall upon the rock.
but strengthen yourselves with Gods grace so
that when temptations come to you, you will re-
main Stea01aSC. Reau GOuS WOIO anu tdkt Tic
same to heart and you will receive grace one hun
bred fold. Everything depends upon yourself;
which will you receive. God or the devil? If you
are resolved to become better men. you must
never get careless you should never let your good
resolutions or principles become chOked or you
: are lost. You should be generous toward God
offer up part of your lives to His glory and honor
and you will be strengthened and fortified in the
battle of life. There times when we think
, we are beyond saving; this is not true. The
Saviour came to save all. No matter how long
we have been away from Him; how long the
chains of habit and sin have been around feet
and souls; no matter what difficulties we meet
if we depend upon God if we ask Him for assist
ancs we are saved. He will grant it. No matte
how weak we are we can overcome sin through
Gods grace. We should therefore resolve t,
receive this grace. that the resolutions may taxi
root and we be like God ia all things. Let u
remember our resolutions to do good in time 0
danger and turn toward Him. and through hi
l. grace and loving are safe.
u Services closed with solo by Miss O'Brie
/ entitled Jesus. My Cross Have Taken"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
THE OLD FASHIONED FIREPLACE

oAc ow dear to my heart are the days of my
~ .io childhood,
.1T1f: When there were no cold gas stoves to
0JL4N, raise mans ire;
When the hickory backlog. brought in
from the wildwood
Gave out the bright heat of the old-fashiOned
fire.
How it cracked and sparkled and fluttered and
frightened.
Yet, to tell the plain truth to our youth unen-
nghtened
You couldn't warm more than one side at a
time
All. the old-fashioned fireplace, the roaring old
fireplace!
How brightly it glowed with its sparkling and
shine.
How it warmed up your shinS to a point of real
torture.
While the cold winter breezes played tag on
your spine!
Indianapolis Journal.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
Grace Congregational.

Corner 9Th and Laurel streets. Rev. j. II
ALBERT, pastor. Sunday services, preach preach,
ing 10: 80 a. m. and 7:i5 p. N. Sunday Schooi
1915 a. m Junior Endeavor 300 p. m
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m. Children
Mission Band the second sunday OF EACH
month at 800 D. m. Mdweek and Prayer
meetings. Wednesdays 745 p. IN. Ladies
Aid Society. Thursday afternoons. Ladies
Missionary Society, the last Friday OF eacl
month.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

While little Lizzie Quincy was telling us at
the entertainment Oh Lincon's birthday about
the way her big sisters beauX affected her. she
kept her little hands busily. yet without apparent
consciousness OF the fact. at work in her lap.and
before many minutes had elapsed she had man
ufactured an almost perfect rag baby out OF her
handkerchief The sudden burst of applause
the creation evoked from a convict near the stage
reminded lis forcibly of an experience OF our
salad days. 1t was in the Howard Athen4lum III
Boston. and while Con the Shaugraun was having
a run there that we found ourself seated next TO
a powerful homespun clad youth who had appar-
emily never dwelt much in cities. During one OF
the acts while the characters kept right on with
their parts. a moon made it's appearance and
sailed gradually up the sky. Our neighbor had
become so Interested in Cons performance thai
he was paying no attention whatever TO the ac-
cessOries until suddenly Luna dawned upon his
vision in all her yellow Splendor then 1t happen
ed. Bringing his mighty hand down upon our
knee he fairly yelled Good God; Jock at that
moon"
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

There is nothing that soothes the weary heart
so much as to have one speak cheering words of
encouragement, and we regard one who does SO,
as friend. We are, also, when great Affections
DER takes us, such as temporary alteration, or
what is more commonly called, "bug house con-
dition" very likely to consider one who expresses
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

Prof. Alyard of the prison night school. in
speaking of the rapid advancement some of the
pupils are making. contempates adding. the
history and constitution of the United States to
their studies. We think no better selection could
be made deeming it one of the first essentials of
good citizenship. to know your country'S history,
its aims and objects, and the requirements 30
become worthy its benefits. There IS no doubt
that the boys viii take great interest in the new
line of study, and will find it reading of the
choicest kind.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21

We have been asked by some of the inmates
IF it would not be good idea to reserve little
space in THE MIRROR for the answering of
questions which may be of interest to the
prisoners" Let us say, that all columns of THE
MIRROR devoted to reading matter, belong to
the prisoners, and no question that does not
conflict with the rules of the prison, and that
are respectful and have sense in them will be
refused space. We would also state that we do
receive many questions to be answered, that are
unfit for publication. NOnsensical and childish,
We cannot devote time or space to them. Let all
legitimate questions come, boys! answer them
who can.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1895-02-21
Following are the grade changes for the week
ending "Wednesday February 70. 1885,

Mr. \. A. Nelson. of the Washington County
journal. escorted the following gentlemen.
members of the New Richmond. Wis, lodge of
the knights of Pythias who have been in attend
ance at the 31st anniversary of the foundation of
the saltwater lodge held at the X. of p. hall
Tuesday evening. A. b. Kent A. I'll. Kent. H
NJ. Shellenbarger. T. p. Martin, ID. p. Culver.