The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-04

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OF creamery men. of great men, of
giants, of great issues, of momentous
questions. There Is In the air at these
meetings thrill of expectancy when
you see seated there in council such men
as you see all about you, men whom
history Will honer and men of plain
speech and simple ways There is in the
air at such meetings a magnetism that
1nrllis and inspires. If you do not go to
st. Paul, then you will lose a lot of fun,
iots OIL business, and q chance to ex-
pano your pocketbook, your brain and
your heart
now II somebody would name cigars
efter John Gooduow and Tams Bixby it
would put them in9 the same class with
Gen. Arthur Henry Clay and Herbert
opehcer-prosided the cigars were good.
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FOR many years Alexandra, Princess
OF Wales, now aueen, has been noted for
1er taste IN dress-an accusation never
maze or queen Victoria. She was
always faVorite too, of the late queen.
she getting along in the rigid GOODNESS
OF the throne much better than the
queen oWnndaugfaters The late queen
had no intimate friends, but the new
one has many.
ne inauguration of President McKin-
" nc lIle most gorgeous ever
attempted In our history. The general
ar1ft Is towards imperial display and
the making Of deity of the Individual
holding little power.
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Inc zip, according to medical author
lty, Is caused by the bacillus of Pfeiffer-
germ discovered by Dr. Pfeiffer-
ahu no part OF the world has escaped
uurihs. the PAST year Tt takes catarrhal
typho1d and rheumatic forms. Sufferers
must use care even after cure is an
parent. 1t is liable to. leave serious com
plicat tons
According to timber report gotten out
recently by the agricultural department
il is stated that '"Tbe greatest areas of
standing timber are found in the South
eTh states, where the long leaf and the
SNORT ieaf pine and the cypress are the
eaolnS features. In the lake region OF
the Northwest, including Michigan, Wis.
cchsln and Minnesota, We have the
largest output, where the white pine and
hemlock are the leading. f a ures. The
Pacific coast section includes the pine
and fir forests of Washington and Ore
gon and the redwood of California as
the leading kinds of timber The Rocky
mountain states are as yet of subordi-
nate commercial Importance compared
with the Southern, Northwestern and Pa
ctfic states" 8
Robert Gearhart, of McConnellsburg,
Pa, is eighty-foIr years old and the
father of twentyceight children A few
weeks ago heYset off on a visit to some
of his children and made the round-trip
of fifty-two miles afoot and was none
the worse for the jaunt.
Singular to .say-that both Arkansas and
Mississippi, in making appropriat tons for
new state houses, selected as sites for
the buildings those formerly occupied by
penitentiaries.s
"A century, or7stwo ago. says Farm
and Field, when physical strength was
needed to carry provisions, battle axes
and armor, the selection of the best men
for soldiers wasg,a necessity, but in this
age when army supplies are carried in
wagons, and when a narrow-chested, de-
formed man can send bullet as straight
and hard as can the best of men, why
sacrifice those that are fit to Live? Why
not change the army regulations so that
the, well-formed and good-looking men
will be left at home and the ill-shaped.
ill-tempered ones be sent to the front,
commanded by the fire-eating poll.
ticians?"
George Eliot, in one of her books. ask
make life less difficult for others?'' Some
folks live. it would seem, to make diff
culties for others.
The governments of France and Italy
import and manufacture all the tobacco
used in those countries. Foreign visitors
are only allowed to enter with a small
number of cigars or. quantity of tobacco.
Two years ago today the Filipinos and
Americans began firing at each other
before Manila, and practically inaugural
ed war
In making up the best books for the
last century, Edgar Saltus says: ''The
works which have most rotably stimulate
ed the century are those which have been
addressed to the public at large In any
list of them we should place cookbook
first
A man at Sprlngdale, Me, has just
finished a quilt of silk that has over 5000
pieces in it, and each pieae the size of a
silver 10 cent piece. No wonder there are
abandoned farms in New England when
tie men begin making crazy patchwork
quilts. ais
Cold that makes you rear and rip,
Quinine with, a fiery nip,
Boiling drinks to sip and sip,
Lemonade and high-spiced flip,
Back that aches from neck to hip,
Swol ler nose and puffy lip,
Head that seems to go ca-zipp!
Pulse that shows lively clip.
Strength that swift away doth slip,
Feet Tat stumble stub and trio
Knees that toward each other dip,
Gait that roiissas il on ship,
Tongue that's furry to the tip,
Still more Quinine. mother nip
It's the grip!
cleveland PlaindealeT.
) Queen Victoria was opposed to her
children marrying Engiishmen, regard
less of their WORTH or standing. She usu-
ally made thesmateh for her own children
&c v,al DC grandchildren Her grand