The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-05


He walked with me, in peace
and equity, and did turn many
away from iniqufty. NAL H., 6.
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No
1t is shown by instantaneous photog-
raphy that a horse at full speed some
times has all of, the feet off the ground at
the same time.
Nearly all Of the mercantile business in
Manila is in the. hands of Chinese, the
Americans doing all the saloon business.
however.
Our evening contemporary Is now print
ing alleged testimonials from alleged
business men as to why they intend to
support Mckinley. No names are given.
and as the Republican national literary
bureau has supply Of testimonials on
hand for the use of G. o. p. sheets, they
can be given out everywhere as the opin-
ion of "a well-known merchant" or a
prosperous ''coal DEALER" and the like
This sort Of a thing without signature is
not up to the dignity of approving a corn
plaster.
The colored posters Of Mckinley stand
ing on dollar, supported on the should
ers of Republican workers, now seen on
the bill boards, alongside patent medi-
cine and vaudeville performer cuts, will
not make voters.
Columns of editorials appear in the Re.
publican papers about the increase III
trade with Porto Rico and other of our
new possessions, the total in most cases
being less than the value of the products
of an average well settled county in Min
nesota or Iowa. And what hurrah is
made over million or two dollars of in
crease-mostly army or naval supplies
The leading editorial in yesterdays p. T.
was devoted to what wonders are being
done in Porto Rico The same amount OF
space devoted to encouraging Of local af-
fairs would count more in Minnesota
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Bryan, following Croker, says there
are Republicans in the Ta1nmany ice
trust; and, besides, it is a local affair en-
tirely, which does not effect the people
of the West. Everybody knows that there
is choice assortment of Republican
boodlers in New York Pioneer Press.
Yes, and the chief Of them all is United
States Senator Piatt, Republican boss of
the state and who succeeded in putting
Teddy on the Mckinley ticket so as to
get him out of,the way.
B. T. Rabbit, the soap man-and this
is not an advertisement of his soap-but
merely a tribute to an American in
ventor, has several hundred patents 20
his credit, Among ideas he did not pat
ent was the application of the principle
of the air chamber in pumps, which to-
day is applied to every force pump in use,
and without which continuous stream
of water is impossible Many of the
patents related to engines and iron manu-
factories
A handsomely printed circular sent out
by a Minneapolis concern says: eve
would say that there are but few buff
faloes left to roam our streets, and that
it has been several years since the In
dams have raided our quiet village. now
grown to a city of nearly 30O,e 600 souls,
busy with all kinds of barter, trade and
manufacture
What difference in people in their
styles of advertising.
Charles T. Blair, New York advertis-
ing man, says the exhibits of the United
States cost more than the exhibitors
will ever get out of it in any way. The
United States government kitchen and
restaurant to display and show the uses
says: Summing up the whole showing.
I cannot see where the United States up
held their reputation for best advertising,
which is another way of saying that the
Yankee exhibits were inferior | am sorry
to say that 1 could mention dozens of bet
ter showings In the foreign sections. This
criticism is from the standpoint of at
Effectiveness" IS
gB-o-
Tobias Smenettsi the famous English
novelist. died Qctv5, III. The following
is a sample of his verse:
Lord of the ion heart and eagle eye;
Thy steps 1 follow with my bosom bare,
Nor heed the storm that bowls along
That is the spirit in every man of char
acter. regardless 53f color or nationality.
There are said to be a half dozen con-
Germs in New York engaged in the work
of getting uR testimonials regarding
patent medicine. toilet articles, etc. They
do the work systematically and the tes-
timoniais aretiusuafly genuine. EXPIRES
sions of appreciation are Secured from
well known ReQpls by Swing them sample
packages.
The weather is cutting up all sorts Of
freaks. Just at this particular iuncturs
hot, cold, rain, hail. snow.
The retired list of the regular army
now numbers Ts4 officers. all on half pay,
averaging about $4,000 each.
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