The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-11-15
Short Stops


A consecrated Christian never takes
vacation from duty.
Good of the party seldom means the.
good of the people
Is it wrong to envy the man who en-
joys the love of the little folk?
One form of patience is reading con-
tinued story in monthly magazine.
Our idea of really brave man is one
who will go without collar On not
day.
The man who is always boasting of his
ancestry is storing up trouble for his
posterity.
1T am taking a course in fzzical train
ing,' said the soda fountain apprentice to
his chum.
Some people wait SO long for somebody
to give them start that they grow fast
in their tracks.
Did you ever see good molars in the
mouth of a man who cheWs TOBACCO TO
preserve his teeth?'
We have the two-minute trotter but
We are as far as ever from the tWo-mln-
ute political speaker.
The worth of a library consists in the
use you make of it, not in the number
of books it contains.
The cheapest investment is making
child happy, and no other investment
yields greater returns.
About the best cure for insomnia that
can be found is the fiction number of
the average magazine.
Conceit is shown when another shows
,o+ he ,i,,1yc n ir,1cp ilISf nc narf a
you know yourself to be.
The average congregation looks very
much like a body of people who sit
through the service because they have to.
When we see a man who thinks he is
too good to take an interest in politics we
wonder whether he is ignorant or pharisai-
CAL
If we were going to employ a young
man we would not look for one who has
beautiful curl to a cute little mus
tache.
When wise man stumbles he stops,
picks up his stumbling stone and uses it
in the stairway by which he climbs up
wards.
There are many people who give away
things they want to get rid of and then
feel proud because they have exercised
Charity
There is nothing quite SO nice as a din;
ner with one of those old-fashioned
housekeepers who lust loves to see her
company eat.
One secret of getting flowers from potted
plants is to let them get pot-bound. When
a plant can no longer keep on growing, 1T
turns it's energies toward producing flow
erS.
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an ardent temperance worker. He is
teetotaler and induced the car to dec
crate the men and women who are the
most active in temperance work.
Samuel Grant, of West Bangor. Me-.
has the proud distinction of having work.
ed in bayfield, for eighty consecutive
summers. He commenced when he was
seven years old and has kept at it every
year since.
In her coming concert tour Nine Patti
will fare well. as usual Curiosity to see
American pockets. She is back num-
Der now as a vocalist but it will be fash
ionable to see her because of the cost.
The man who would invest $4,000 in a
business and then keep his store open less
than five hours a week would be con-
sidered a fit subject for the lunatic asy-
lum. How many churches have that
much. and more, invested and keep open
longer than that?
One of the boats running up the New
England coast turned her search light on
a sea gull the other night and followed
the flight of the bird for some time 1t
was pitch dark, and all that could be
seen by the passengers was the big white
gull sailing slowly along in the brilliant
white light.
MutiIated- silver-and by mutilation is
meant any perforation of the coin or
scratch or DETACHMENT upon it's re-
of its face value. This is a little less
than the market price of the silver of
which it is composed, and purposely so,
for it Is the federal policy to discourage
tampering of any kind with the coin of
the realm.