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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Bar S1tfplau6 erbittert.

Der ct. getsrsburssr GOrrsiponOsn
oss StOdbOIm ,,NftOnblubet" beri6tsi
OuB @raf Uturupiep. Der ruiiiide 0ilr
ntiter bes Asubsren, am 6. 2lprII sir
6ehefen CAB, benz aqe 8otf6after mil
IuSnabme beS britliben beitpobnten
Bel bsm MabIe iOa Nuralpisp, 10 be-
buupiet Der Correspondent, bic NnssfGn'
uieune ssmadt buben. 8riessminiiter
8urpputtIn babe ben Gar an bem Gage
beiubt uno lbn iebr erTeSt 8efunoen,
Ser Gar babe ssia9t, bic 8ereinba'
rune @nslGnos nit pOrtusul. pub bri.
tiibe Iruppsn ou,6 porlusieiiides @ebIei
in Nfrifa mari@iren ioaten, iei eins Der.
Irussperlssuns, pslhe RuBIanO rubie
nidt anieben iOlte. Der Srieesminihsr
isi bann bonn 9uren beuufirast pOrbsn,
bic &eierpen elnsuberufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Bob bur6's SpruuateiI.

Sn SOlse zines 8ettipriusens iibs,
elm SprunsieiI Skipping rope contest)
IT bic ll,idbrIse 5riOa 9Oisnes bon
SeaeUille. Sa., seitOrbsn unO iino spsl
anbere 8inper idtper erfranit. Sine
9stanntin BON SrIba mar eintunberts
fdnaIs Diul iiber bas Sell seiprunsen,
Obne cine gauie su MAIDEN. mar Sribu.
bic bisber oils bette Sprinserin unter bsr
Stulmdbden ealt, perunIabte, iis in
lbrer Ssiituns su tiberbieten. Sic bsends.
tie iit nidt oamit nud benz Isl. Sprun8'
aufsubDren. ionoern iprnns immer mei'
ter. bis iie nod ben $50. Sprunee in
bulb Obnmddtisem 5uitanbe bon ibrer
iSreunbinnen na& Suuie sebra6t ipsrosr
mubte. Sic erfrantte iofOrt unb itarb an
Iteno. Ser Nrst beseibnete Selsidln{
ais 2obesurfade.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
9anserperbuna in Niiearaaua.

Sin Nominiiirationsbeamter duBsrt,
iid bubin. O6b NIT Der Resieruns Dor
Sofia 8ica unb giicaraeua ibutiabIid
Arrangements fur bic @rpsrbuns ensi
;sbn Meilen breiisu 2anbtrsifsns AMI.
ihen 9reptopn unb 8rlion. burb ber
Der 9iicurueuucunul fiibren piro, ieitens
Der Ser, Staatsn sum AbidIuB ssfOmmsr
iinb. Der gntl6Iub Oes Btdiiosntsn.
eontrOle iiber cofarleaniites unp nieas
rasuuniibsS @sbiet su fbern, bsutel
oarauf bin, baB er nub elmer Seratbune
nit Oer Stbmlidsn @ommliiion su BEN
S6Iuiie setommen 1T. oab bic senannte
abrperi&aft unapsifelbuit eber ben 8au
oes Gteorasua' ais ben bee Banamaca'
nails empfeblen Dlrbe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Seutfd, amerifauifdbe 3eituness
Seranseeber Derlaiien Wfes
Rinlep.

ottuiS9t
g8ie iebt befunnt pirO, bnben 8srire.
ter bon oeutihsnmeritami6sn Seituneen
in Wicbisun, 99iseOniin, 8entudp, Sn,
oianu, Obio, SOpa, Wlnneiota, Nebrns,
ia, DtifOuri unb Slinois in Gbicngo eis
ne Sibuns abssbulten unO au osm mad.
ten Braiipentsidafi' @abltampf Stea.
uns senommen. Die 3eltunes. 8ertre.
ter ipradsn iib entidisOen sesen eins
Bieosreitpablun9 Dlc8lnlep's aus. neil
er ii6 nit Saut unb Saarsn ben Sruits
oerfouit uno nit Smperiulismus unb
Wilitdrismus ii6 ibentlfisirtbdtts. Sslbh
3eitunss' Seruuseeber. peIbe i'm Sabre
1896 fur McRmlep eineetreten tparsn,
ertIdtten, iie fbnnten befsn grpaniions
BOIitlf nibt suibeiben uno mubten iib
bon ibm abpenben.
DIE 2eituns oes bsuti6, amerifaniiten
Bureaus beS,, 9tational Demolratie Gomr
mittee" nirb Serr DITTO 9bberIein pon
@bicaso lbernebmen, Der i'm Sabre 1892
BON Brdfoent @IspsIanb gum @oniul IN
2eipsie ernannt pOroen mar. @s icl
I'm Sabre 1896 auf Ssiten Wc9mIsp's
ssitanoen baben, ieBt aber elm enti6s'
oener 9esner Der Administration unb
bes SmperiulismuS iein. Die bsratbsnos
COMMITTEE tpiro aus iieben 0.rren bes
ltsbsn, oils beren SoriibsnOer 8l6arb
Wi6aeIis bon Der o6reien Prehs" in
@bIca9o fungiren tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Gine blnbenSe Sraanifaticn.

Die Staats' @onbsntion Der Deuii6.
tatbolIiden 8eieqihaiten BON YennipI'
panien, melbe am 81, %. unb 90.
Diai su Sobnstoipn esbaItsn tpiro, Der.
ipribt biz sIbbte su tperoen, bic iemals felt
@rlnouns ber 9eieuidait sebalten tpur.
BE- Serr SaeOb 0liler, BON Iaentopn,
Ba., If Brdiibent oerielben, unb in bsm
amtIiben 8eri1t ber @onoention bss
IeBlen SabreS in Bbilnbepbia srideint
elm iebr sutes Bib bon ibm, ipie aut
elm Bib oes oeritorbenen 8ater Waus.
Sr. Wiaer uno Batter Waus sriinbsten bic
Stauts.@sieafbaft. neI6e Dor iiebsn
Sabre ibre erfts @Onpsntion in Aasn.
iOpn bisIt. CUR 8eit Der Organization
lpareu nur 81 @eieliboften oamit psr.
bunben. SIN Isbten Sabr belief ii6 bic
3nbl auf 70 uno isst iine es pOaenes
100 @eieai6aftsn. NIT elmer WiisIiebsubI
pom $50. 900 i'm Stant. Wan erpartet,
oaB pOleneS 300 OeIeeutsn, mebrere
8ft6fe uno spii6sn rs uuO 100 Isrie.
itsr Der 8sriammIuue su Sobnstopn beis
mobnsn perbeu. gvne erobs paraee
pirb babel ftaitTnbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Selapare, sadauanna nno @siisrn 8abn
9u Graft hen ~ J,, 1900

Sl0Iid-gsrldBi Scranton fir gltp 9Jcrf
nm 2.t5, 300, $50. 8 no unb 1905, gurmit.
tags 1855 uup 3.33 Nabmittlss. SIR pbf.
laeelpbia I'M 5 80 500 une 1905 Rprasus
IL % uno 3.33 Ndbmiitass. Sir Sirouhs-
burg, I'm 6.f0 Na6mittaes. Wilb. unb Vic.
rpmmoratiOnss 3us nm 3 40 Hahmiitags. Gr.
reibi 5oboisn mi 6.55, 7tS, 9.f6 Rprssns;
f2.OS, 2.47. 4.4S, 7.i9 unb g.3S Natmiitaas.
Grrstti pbilapslpba UNI 1000 Mpr. t.06.
3 az, 800 uno S.22 9iadm. Srrsitt Ntp gJprf
um II O5, 2.45 uub 4 20 Wpr.; leo, f.52,
5.33 unb 6.45 Nabm Bon Srouesburs UNI
6."5 Worssns
R6rolid -gGlGbt Srantun fir Buffalo unb
3milbfnltationfn, UNI IL 10, $50, 405 uno
900 Mor.; f.55 unb $50 Nahm. S}hr Ss,
peao unb Spratuis nm 4.05 Wur. unb i.55
Ndhm. aiir Utica UNI $50 DIOR. une t.55
sabm. 6iir Wunirpls um 900 Wpr los
uub $50 Na6m. 6iir Nidollon um 4.U0 unb
6.15 Ratm. @nsi6t Srrantcn BON BUFFALO
um 210, 2 55, 5.25 uub 1000 Rpr. $50
une 7,40 Ra6m. Bon Sspsgp uuo Syraeujs
nm 2.55 Dor. 1898 unp $50 Ratm. gpn
Spraeuis nm 7.l0 Na6m. Bon lllita um 255
WUr.; 1898 unp $50 Ratm. Bon RiHpl-
ion UNI $50 DIOR. unb 600 Ha6m. Bon
ROntrUis UNI 10 90 @ur.; $40 uub 7.40
Rabm.
Sloomsbnrg 9ibiiion-8trGet Scranton
fir NCribumbtrIaup um 6 g.. 10 05 MOr.
SIS unp 6.1O Ratm 8iir plymouth UNI LOS,
3.40 unO $50 RaGm tJiir Naniie'ft um $40
Wor. Grsibt gfortbumbsranb nm 9.35 Mpr.
ITO. sos unb 9 80 Rahm. Gusitt Nant.
COLE nm 800 WOr. Grrsitt plymouth um
2.05, 4.40 unb GAS Ha6m Grrsi6t Sran.
ton pUn NortbumbsranO um 9 AZ Nor; H..
IS, 4 So unb $50 NaGm. Bon Nanitrpfs nm
tl.00 Ror. Bon pIsmOutb um 7.57 Wlpr.;
1926 unp 6 05 Natm.
SpnntasSr r3hee.
eablid -gulGBt Scranton um 2 is, 800,
$50. 10 Us Wpr 3.33 uub $40 Nahm.
R0rDlih -Ysrl6et Scranton um 1910, q.
50. 4 05 Rpr. t55 unb $50 Ra9m.
8loomsburg Sibiiion -9srIGbt Scranton
um t0.O5 Wpr. une $40 Ya&m.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Sturme i'm Uefteu.

9lus osm sunsen Bsitsu unO SiO.
pefen, eini6Ilsbhd Der Staten @oIo'
rubo. g9pOmIns, Rsbrasfa, 8unias,
N,fouri. Soma. SainOis, Snoianu uno
OblU purOsn idpsre Ressn' uno S6nee'
itlms bsridtet unb cine 3empernlur,
ole l5 bis 80 8rao unter oem glOrmalsn
mar; aud tarfer 5rCit bon elmer eroBsn
9lbibeiIuns oes Ws5ensdttels. Sn Dens
per seists Iests Bote cas Iber'
momeisr a6t 9rao. in Dodge @itp,
aas., n6iSebn 9ruO lber Iuu. Dem
offsielIsn @stterbureau sufolBe biloen bic
Stlrms elne 6ortiebuns Der ttirsli6 por'
gsiommenen DOltenbrlbe. tuelte bic
So6fIatb in 1sris berbelfilbrten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

- Sn DaibinstOn farb Der penfOs
nirte FIOttsnOffpler Commodore 0m. &.
WupO i'm alter bon rs Subrsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Der 1T aepif, tpbt.

gIuf b6dft isniatloneae Beiie bat iid
Elm Diann RameuS SppOIite Sdneioer
aus pitisbure in 9iiusara 6nuS ben 3Oe
eeseben. Ser GebensGberorIHlee beeut
iib nu6 9Oat Ssluno, fletterte Guf eIns
8Iippe i'm 6Iuiie, idoB iit bort aus els
mem Repolper oteI 8ueeIn in ben 9Opi
uno ttiirste ounn in bic 5lutbsn, bic ibn mtI
iib fortr,hen, burb bic 5tromihnsue
stpriden 8out Sslano uno 2una SsIanb
blnburb lber bic SdQe binub. Die pos
ll;eI fano am lfsr bas NotiIbub pes
Seibitm6rbsrS NIT msbrsren 8nsfen in
iransbiiider Sprube, iopie leine gtls
turaIliations. Bupisren barin. DIsislbsn
poreu am 9 Didr; 1882 an SpppOIits
S&neIbsr uusgefeat pOrren. Dlan
sIaubt. bab S&nsibsr pubniinniS mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19

Die Refauration mirb tsts nit Den feinfttr
Delttatehsn Der Sabresjeit Derisben fein.
an 8strdufeu baIte i'd nsbeu Dem pcrsiig.
ltden Z. Rubinion'i6en Biere, uur Die bsitsu
Betne uno aiqu0re, uno 90 ipiro mein Be.
itfeben istu, ourd prompts unb rssle 8ebiti.
un9 Die Sunoen lufrieoen su fteIleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-04-19
Gifenbabn Seittabelle.
Grie unO gphomina glaIIth Giienbahn Gn
9n Rrafi am z. 6ebruar 1910.

in AratI an Z. Ufbruar 19UU.
3hgs bsrlaIfsn Srantpn fir Saplsp une 10.
tale pnntts, in Saplsy NIT br grir 9abn YER
btnosne fur Nsp yOrf. Nspbursb, SOnsseals
unO 3Eii&snpunftsn ME fcIst: 10. 2, artpm-
mocahgn, 900 MCrssns. 30. 4, Grprt6,
1901 Rlhm.
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OaS tte,teife lit S0m1ett+

gr abm sic brJi9
Gs CAB nis cine nanr S&auRsaunsDh gata
sbs yuNms
sfnsu fir unfs S&aussn abun Ganfb
tm sh af p SrIcd bic
Gin anisa Bid pb Sbn
aufpsHtn.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
RETURNS TO THE WORLD
After FOrty-Five Years in the CIOIs-
ter and Is Amazed at the Sights.

After FOrty-Ffve Years in the CIOIs-
ter and Is Amazed at the Sights.
After forty-five years spent as a clois-
tered nun in Ursuline convent at Bed
ford park, in the Bronx, Cecilia Lawrence,
known in the stSterhoOd as Mother Ce-
ella, passed for the first time since she
entered beyond the convent walls and
for the first time in her life rode on a
railroad train.
Permission to leave the convent for a.
brief period was obtained by a special dis
pensation from Archbishop Corr1gan, on
account of Mother Ceeilia's failing health
and yesterday she went to Babylon. L.
l., where she will be nursed by the sis
ters of the convent Of St Joseph
Mother Cecilia is daughter of Bryan
Lawrence, who lived in New York. and at
his death left 100000 to the Ursuline con-
vent and a like sum to his daughter
She. assumed the white veil when she was
a girl graduate, seventeen years old
|. On taking the final vows. Miss Law
renee devoted her whole fortune to the
convent of which she has now been an
inmate nearly half a century.
She is the aunt of Joseph Lawrence. a
son-in-law of Joseph Byrns. one of the
wealthiest Of Babylon's summer resi-
dents.
Accompanied by two of the sisters. she
left the convert early yesterday morning
and went by train from Bedford park to
| the Grand Central station.
Thence An electric car took her through
the business streets and another across
! the great bridge to the Flatbush avenue
station, where another train was taken
to Babylon.
She was like a being suddenly translated
| from another world. All was strange be-
| yond realization. She was stunned by the
rush and roar of the trains. by the speed
| of the electric cars, by the noise and
| hustle of the great city. by the immensely
buildings.
Throughout the long journey she sat
| outWardly tmpassive and almost silent,
| only opening her lips TO murmum. won
| derful! wonderful She was like one in
| dream.
! Grave fears were entertained lest the
! shock of the journey and excitement or
! her new experience would have a serious
| effect. in her enfeebled condition. but
I after she had rested for a while at Baby
| Ion she dwelt with eager pleasure on her
| new experience.
| first, but she soon became treasured and
| positively enjoyed the rapid motion. The
electric cars she thought even more Won
| derful.
What impressed her more than anything
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
CHAPTER VII.

The difficulty in mastering the lines of
the hands consists in the apparent
amount of detail to be learned. but there
is much less than there seems
to be- A complete knowledge
of chiromancy depends upon a full
comprehension of the indications sof
the three principal lines, the head
heart and life lines. An understand
ing Of the aspects and conditions of these
lines and the methods and causes of
their disa agreements will afford you all
the groundwork you need.
Let us consider each line in turn ac-
cord:ng to its relative Importance. For
the purpose of classification l will again
enumerate the names of the lines and
general signs found in the hand the life
line, heart line, head line, fate line, line
of Apollo, line of health. These are
the principle lines that are generally
found in the hands of a subject. The les
ser Ines comprise the lines of marriage,
line OF Mars, line of intuition, Via Las
eva, ring of Venus, and lines on the
wrist called the rascettes. The signs COM
prise the triangle Tin the palm below the
head inej its upper lower and outer
angles; the quadrangle, croix mystique,
the cross, star, square, island, point,
circle, grille and Sulomon's ring. These
are small lines formed into the shapes
their names indicate.
The line of life encircIes the thumb and
mount of Venus The line of head COM
mences close to, or is sometimes joined
TO, the line of life It its commencement
and crosses the hand. the line of heart
starts beneath the mount of Mercury at
percussion of hand and crosses just above
(not too close) the head line toward the
mount of Jupiter. The line of fate or
fortune starts from the base of the hand
or some times from mount of the moon
going up toward the mount of Saturn
The line of Apollo starts near the life
line and goes up toward Apollo's mount
The line of health when present in
hand) starts from line of life and goes
toward mount of Mercury. The ring of
Venus encirlcies the mounts of Saturn
and Apollo. See map of hand in chapter
III.
The line of life should be long, en-
c!rcling the mount of Venus, strong and
of good color, even without a break or
curve or cross. This will denote a long
life, good health and general success.
All the main lines in the hand, to have
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
"HELLO"

Written for the Globe
Each day when coming home from la,
Dor
I used to meet upon the way
A little girl at play,
And when I'd pass,
The little lass
Would stop, and like little neighbor,
Would say: Hello
And nearly every day I'd meet her,
Until I thought this child so fair
Was waiting for me there;
She must have seen,
This little queen,
How glad / was each day to greet her,
And say, Hello"
I knew this could not last forever,
Yet. when for days 1 missed her fac
At the familiar place
As ] passed by,
l wondered why
She came no more, this maid so clever,
With her "HenoY' IL.
Alas! Today | read the story,
A simple story on her door,
That she-she is no more
A crepe of white
On wings Of light.
She's entered in her Fathers glory
To say "Hello!"
But when at last I cease my labor,
I hope 10 reach the land Of Rest,
The home OF all the blest;
She'll meet me there,
This angel fair
She'll welcome me. my little neghbor,
And say 'Hello!
Punk
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26


characteristics of the father. the latter
OF the mother This idea is said to orig
mate from the superstition that the
Prince OF Darkness rules the night
hours, while Aurora, the Goddess of the
Morn, rules the day.
FROM my own experience, should say
that when the left hand is more strongly
lined than the right, I find the subject
has more sensitive and spiritual nature,
drawing from the psychic forces, and usu-
ally resembles the mother, while those
whose right hands are more strongly
marked will work out their own destiny,
by force Of will and strength moulding
their own life and actions. have proven
this theory in several cases during the
past twelve years.
Do not accept sign of illness, death,
ill-luck or misfortune unless 1t Is found
in both hands. If found only in the left
hand, the will power and prudence will
overcome the malignant signs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

human seemed to tell me what to do [
stuck the torch in her wide open mouth
With. the other hand I brought my oil
can into play and poured the coal oil
from the. can on the lighted torch in the
bears wide open mouth. The effect was
very disastrous for the bear The in
fiammable oil took fire going down her
throat, and, exploding, almost blew her
head off, killing her Instantly.
The boys got back shortly after that.
but they wouldn't believe my story UNI
til / showed them the bears carcass
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

wounds in battle or danger from a surgi-
cal operation. spot may be looked for
or the life line at the age where this line
starts; if broken. it will be death in bat
tie. A circle on life line is an injury or
disease of the eyes; if found in both
hands, blindness will result
A line of life starting under the mount
CT Jupiter Qnstead OF the edge Of the
hand. (g, Plate KID, is great success
and honor during life. When the lire Of
life, lire Of head and line of heart are
all Joined together at the start, it is q
very bad sign, meaning great misfortune
that can only be modified by a loLg
phalanse Of logic and good mount Of
the moon.
The line of life separated widely from
line of head at commencement is folly
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
No Money
In Advance.
Treatment
on Trial
and
Approval.
free TreEaf Treatment

We send full months Remedies wonderful and marvellous
Appliance
ton OF kind
despaing who had applied wrote en you
I'll dubbed hug
oe69dy and tell them that old self had died self
And another wrote thus: IF dumped carload
In answering and mention this and the
sealed without
Write ERIE MEDICAL COMPANY Buffalo ~ Y and ask
eor the little book called COMPLETE MANHOOD"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

else was the mighty tide of humanity
flowing along the streets through which
they passed
In the afternoon she was able to make
a visit to Oak Island. There she had
her first view of the ocean. and said
that it was the most glorious Of all the
sights she had seen.
Mother Cecilia will remain at Baby ION
until her health is restored.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
BIENNIAL CoNCLAVE.
Knights of Pythias, Detroit, Mich.
Aug. 27-Sept. 1, 1000.

For this meeting the Chicago Great
Western railway will, on Aug. 25-27. sell
through excursion tickets to Detroit, good
to return TIL Sept. Cor by payment Of
50 cents until Sept. I'D, at the rate of one
fare plus 81 for the round trip, via Grand
Trunk railroad from Chicago. (Rates via
Michigan Central and Wabash so cents
higheEl For further information inquire
of ]. p. Elmer, G. A P. D.. corner Fifth
and Robert streets, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

Plate XI gives a map of the hand with
ages upon the line Of life and line of for
tune. The age on the life line runs be-
tween the thumb and first finger down,
while the line of fortune commences at
base of hand going up to the finger Of
Saturn. 1t is very seldom you find long
line Of fate or fortune in a hand Wher-
ever you find this lines starting point
you can determine the age at which gains
or losses may occur.
The line of life varies and in some
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

and foolhardiness q, Plate XVI If the
life line curves out on the palm close 10
the mount of the moon, it signifies long
and usually placid life; but If it lies close
to the thumb, 1t is sign of sterility. An
island on the line, at the commencement,
is mystery of birth; or if it touch the
head line, or is connected by even faint
line, 1t will mean an inherited disease;
this must be looked for on other lines.
palm with few lines or rays upon it
control of feelingse strong nerves, and
that one Is not easily Influenced.
Three strong lines shp the rascettes will
strengthen weak lifeline Ancient palm
lists affirm that those born during the
night hours have the lines more strongly
marked in left hand, while those born N
daylight have the3ldpes more prominent
in the right hand, the former taking the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

good indication, should be a clear rosy
color (not too red). Such show good ar
terial circulation. Pale lines show weak
ness of character as well as constitution;
they indicate an insufficiency of life
forces or push" Yellow lines show a
tendency to biliousness, and a black spot
on any line is a tendency to nervous de-
rangements. Branches rising from the
line of life toward the fingers are a sign
of ambition, progress and gain. Descend
ing lines show the reverse, a retrograde
nature and losses in money and position.
Chained lines are obstacles or weakness
of purpose. Small cross lines are OBJ
stacles; if thin in the center there will
be sickness during that portion of the
life indicated at that age.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26

Wa CHE MIl,vaukee's" New TrnII
You can leave Minneapolis 1850 D. m
snd St. Paul y rs p. m. every nfght
and arrive Milwaukee 1O:45 g. N. and { al
cage 100 p. m Fine sleepers and coachs
through 10 Chicago.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Rock Bottom Rates to Chicago and
Return

Via Chicago Great Western. Tickets on
sale Aug. % TO 20, good to Sept. 80 for re-
G.. A. Il. D.. corner Fifth and Robert
streets, st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
Night Train to Chicago Via "Tht
Milwaukee,

= Iv Minneapolis ......1O5U p. m.
Lv. St. Paul ...........11:25 p. IN.
Ar. Milwaukee ..10:45 q. m
Ar. Chicago .......... 100 p. m.
Through sleeping cars and coaches be,
tween Mnnea polls. st. Paul and MjlWau
kee and Chicago.
Connects at Chicago with all Afternoon
trains east and south: a Milwaukee witt
trains for north Wisconsin and Michigan
points; at Portage with trains for Mad.
ison, GAINESVILLE and Rockford, and al
New Lisbon with trains for Wausau
Merrill and Star Lake. Lowest rates Il
all points.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-26
81 Complete Manhood
and How 1O Attain e. -

Here at last Is information from high medical source
thatulustW ORKWONDERS with this generation ofnen"
r The book fully describes method by which attain
full vigor and manly power.
:. method to end ali unnatural drains the system
ocurenervousness lack Qfsefcontro desPondency etc
: To exchange faded ndworn for of bright.
ness, buoyancy and power.
To give full strength, development and to every
portion and organ OF the body.
Age no barrier. Failure impossible.
The book is PURELY MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC,
useless to curiosity seekers invaluable TO MEN ONLY
WHO NEED IT.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1900-12-12
Buy the Ones That viii Shoot.

The young and old by goes into
raptures delight over the fne display
of fireworks now shown at the
Bazaar. Fire crackers from the
smallest to the largest, Roman
candles, sky rockets. tliangles, pin
wheels, f,wer pots, spit devils,
whistling bombs and some large
battries. Ali of Pains best makes.
They cause The cid men to think OF
the time when they were boys and
how they eri i,yed them and now the
sn4n bov rel a. At the approach OF
Chris.nss co sha' they can o. " the
sams glad port. Make tneu uappy
father. mu tier By e,v,"g them
supply Of ,hese hr'~o Ks. The
Stock is fresh aui cheap.