The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-27
With the Long Bolv
With Heart Full Of Gratitude We Express Thanks Openly
for the Many Favors Of the Joyous Yuletide Always
Excepting the Pup That Sent Us the Copper
toed Hair Brush. gsE
Eye natures walks. shoot foil
toed Hair Brush.

The Christmas season certainly gladstone one,
marred only by the disgusting humor Of lowminded
pup who this column hair brush However, when
boys go to raising whskers-for that style due shortly
the hair brush likely to in quite handy At present
the children using it for the cat.
Thanks awfuy the anonymous friend who sent that
cashiers check $4,000 The money will certainly prove
useful before spring and will be put where it will
do great deal Of good Whoever sent this check has those
practical ideas Of Christmas that we indorse.
Admirers in Paris who sent that Corot should also
be mentioned We have always loved painted things
It is genuine Corot and much praised. >s.. -
We found stocking with Eddie Brooks little card
attached Of the first four Shakspere foio These little
Ezabehan brochures have long desired to They
rendered Christmas very happy one in our library
Whoever sent that old English, carved wall cabinet
evidently Jacobean-nade decided hit also. Come again
next Christmas.
The gift Of four Of shore Mnnetonka including
cottage for villa, "from friends at the lake.
complete surprise Thanks.
The automobile should also be mentioned.
But above everything will be priced that little yellow
Irish setter Sunday school class He has already
eaten overshoe two and badly worried end Of
$4,000 Punkabad oriental rug but after seeing him stretched
asleep by the fire. dsng thru the apartments that faint
odor Of dog hearts all went out to him wholly
and realized that Christmas failure after all.
And so, Tiny Tim observed, ''See you next year,
Many interesting experiments have been made in London
with blue light agent for producing nsensibiy
pain The first practical to which this discovery Of
Professor Redar put made by Dr. Harvey Hiar
anaesthett the Royal Dental hospital Of London Writ
ing for the medical and technical papers, Dr. billiard stated
that he found that the blue light had himself dis
tnctly calming influence He gives instances Of the utility
Of the blue in the Of extraction Of teeth One
said that under the influence of the blue light he felt
pain when molar extracted and returned to have two
others removed by the agency.
Many people already regard dentistry in rather blue
light but this has not been much Of anaestheto in the
past If the D. NJ d. turn blue light and go down
into your nonspeakng countenance for tooth fastened
around the awbone by two stout prongsa this without
your feeling -bue light is certainly world beaten
Pending further experiment with the blazes we prefer
to take few yards of illuminating gas when sturdy
young dentist reaches for colarbone.
The soil in North Dakota is SO rich that the editor Of
the Ltchvile Bulletin has bought automobile and is
trying to sell his old machine His advertisement reads thus
sound have n bay ya Ramber sell It
mile in 1920. drove summer and fall while
livery stables or walking There isn't bleish it,
spavn rngbones heaves trouble it appetite is
healthy feed it gasoline and can twenty-five miles
~ The machine cost new $3.50 and $40 freight, but will
larger Or viii trade it for sound Farm horses
from to 10 of weighing 1900 l4oo pounds
1000 help this year and need lot Of horse
and good wishes if to pull out Of it in
will guarantee to teach who pants how tt
telephone poles and miss most fence posts CONF
in and look it. You dom know anything about
but then don't know anything about horses
knew of strnghalt if it, ought easy
trade and my word ought to be good horsetrader
The Editor. .
We may look shortly for boss trade in North Dakot
that will make David Harum feel like joining Baptis
church.
49,
Some gentleman Of quiet taste jokes started the lo1
story that the editor Of the Miller S. d. Sun had money
loan, thereby causing innocent farmers after
lew hundred each and giving Mr. Stratton that chest
millionaire feeling The editor explains it is canar
and that if he had money he would loan it, but woul
keep 1t TO gloat over ,',.. J., ,.:" "A. j. R.