IHE SAINT PAUL SUNDAY GLOBE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 188ft

Democratic County Convention.

The Democrats of the county of Ramsey

are requested to meet on Tuesday, the 11th

day of May,1880, between the hoars of 5

and 7 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of elect-ing delegates toa county convention to beheld at the old Court House at 10 a.m. onWednesday, May 12th, for the purpose ofselecting twenty-three delegates to theDemocratic State Convention on the20th of May. The primary election

in the First, Second, Thirdand Fifth wardswillbe at the usual place of holding elec-tions, in the first precinct of eaoh of thewards respectively. In the Fourth ward thefirst precinct willvote at the Ramsey streetengine house, and the second and third pre-cincts at the uanal and last voting place inthe thirdprecinct In the Sixth ward theprimary election will be held at J. C. Mc-Carthy's store.

The representation willbe as follows:First ward 6 Reserve 2Second ward 7 Rose SThird ward 7 Mounds View 3Fourth, Ist precinct. 5 New Canada 3Fourth,2d A3dpr'ot.5 White Bear SFifth ward 6 McLean. 2Sixth ward 5

P. H.Kmjot,Chairman of County Committee.

TUB NORTH POLE.

A.Detail From the Second Cavalry to Dis-cover the Article.

Orders were received yesterday at depart-ment headquarters from Washington detail-ing First Lieat. 6. C. Doane, of the Secondcavalry, and fifteen men to accompany theHowgate polar expedition. Lient. Daane issituated at Fort Assinniboine, M.T., andsignified his willingness toaccept snch de-tail,and the men hereafter to be named forthe service] volunteer for the doty.As frequently stated, First Lieutenant How-gate, Twentieth infantry, on duty in the sig-nal corps, has projected the Arctic expe-dition to penetrate tho mystery of the frozenzone. As he proposes, the expedition willbe absent over three years, penetrating bydegrees the frozen realm. For this purposeposts willbe established along the Green-land or other favorable coasts as supplyoamps, and from these stations the advancewillbe made during the favorable seasons.Lieut. Doane will have charge of one ofthese stations, and being of a wonderfullyadventurous spirit, he will doubt-less seek command of the northern-most station to be established.Lieut.Gustavus C. Sloan, the gallant officerwho has volunteered for the perilous dnty,served during the late war with distinction,having been breveted forgallant service. Hewas appointed seoood lieutenant of the Sec-ond oavalry July sth, 1868, and was pro-moted to his present rank in December of1871, The enlisted men who are to en-counter the dangers and rigor of the Arcticwinters with him are men whom he knows,withwhom he has conversed about the ex-pedition and they signify their willingnessto meet the service.

One of the old settlers of Toledo, Ohio, Mr.Wm. Henzier, druggist, sends the followingcommunication, which we gladly publish forthe benefit of many sufferers : Judging frommyown experience, Imust admit that the St.Jacobs Oilis an excellent remedy for Rheu-matism. For weeks Ibad not been ableto atep on my foot; but Iused the St. Ja-cobs Oil, and all pain disappeared in a shorttime.

The dandy collar, nothing like itin the west.To be seen at Dunn's, No. 66 Wabashaw street.

IjOw Prices.Powers Bros, desire to call special attention

to their announcement in another column.Their offers are bona fide

—and they make the

broad invitation to allwho doubt the fact thattheir prices are lower than those of rivaldeal-ers, to come inand compare.

Try the Star Oil Stove. Itfcia the best.Wolterstorlf & Moritz', 125 Bast Seventhstreet.

Flscbbeln Bros.— 7 Corners.Just Received

—New Styleß of Sacques, Cir-

culars and Ulsters. Also a large line ofLinen Ulsters and Dusters, Shetland andChenille Shawls. Alltohe Sold CJieap.

Sewing Machine Repairs.

Ifyou have a Wheeler &Wilson Sewing Ma-chine, or an}* other, that needs repairing, sendword to the Wheeler &Wilson Agency, 93 EastThird street, and they will send for itand re-pair itproperly. Don't giveit to tinkers, theywillrain it. Yon cannot get your work doneproperly except at this agency.

Prof. Anderson, Wizard of the North,Tuesday.

Facts That We Know.Ityou are suffering with a severe Cough,

Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, loss oivoioe, tickling in the throat, or any affection oithe throat or lungs, we know that Dr. King'sWew Discovery willgive you immediate relief.We know of hundreds ofcases ithas complete-ly cured, and that where all other medicineshad failed. No other remedy can show one-half as many permanent cures. Now to giveyon satisfactory proof that Dr. King's NewDiscovery will cure you of Asthma, Bronchitis,Hay Fever, Consumption, severe Coughs andColds. Hoarseness, or any Throat or Lung Dis-ease, if yon willcall at Edward H. Biggs' drug\u25a0tore, youcan get a trial Lottiefree ofcost, or aregular size bottle for $1.

The most complete stock of shirts and sum-mer underwear in the city. For substantialmake and reasonable prices these goods willnot be discounted at Dunn's, No. 66 WabashawBtreet.

AMUBEMEHTB.

OPERA. HOUSE.

BETUBN OF THE WONDERS.

Friday & Saturday, May 14 &15,AND

Grand Family Matinee, Sat, at 2 j.m.Aftera trip through Texas and the entire South,

with success unprecedented, willre-visit for TWONIGHTS AND A MATINEE,

HAVEKLY'SCELEBRATED

New Yort Jnvenils Opera Co.,And Will re-jroduce in their unequsied rendition,

that ever popular Opera,

1. 1, S, PillAs presented by them throughout the United States

OVER 650 TIMES.New Scenery, New Wardrobe, and introducing

new speoialties.General admission 75c. Gallery 50c . Reserved

seats §1.00.Matinee prices

—50 and 25c; reserved seats 75c.

GALVAJNCKELECTRIO PLABTEB.

R. P. HALL'S

GUVtfO-OECmCPLABTMR.

AGalvanic Batteryis imbedded ina medicatedplaster, and, when applied to

We Doay. prodnces a constant curvemi of electricity,forming the most powerful remedial agent for the cureMRheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Headacht, Sprains,Spinal Difficulty,Ntrrvoua Instates, or Female Weaknesswarknown. Itseffects a/o magical Sold byDruggists,\u25a0rsent by mail onreceipt of 5(» cent*.

Address BELL. MANNSt CO., Proprietor*. UWaboab-am. Chicago.

THE

National iigCompariy

Have opened at JVo. 34 EastThird street^ second doorbelow Cedar street, St. JPaul,a stock of Men's, Boys,'Youths 9 and Children'sClothing, Custom MadeGoods, to which attention isnow directed; and in doingso, the

National ClottingCompany

Have to say that the bulk ofthe goods they offer for salewill equal the garmentsmade to measure by nine-tenths of the merchant tail-ors, and at about half thecost.

WE mean to give good val-ue for every dollar we re-ceive; consequently willhavethe confidence of our cus-tomers, who willnot needother assurances from us.

OUB SELECTION of BusinessSuits and Cassimere Pants can'tbe equaled instyle or pvifie.Pleaselook through our stock before pur-chasing. WE have but one priceto all.

National MingCoro/pany,

34 East Third Street,ST. PAUL, MINN.

MEDICAL.

Fin. iiii

cores Colds, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Asthma,Croup, Whooping Cough, and all diseases ofthe Breathing Organs. It soothes and healsthe membrane of the Lungs, inflamed andpoisoned by the disease, and prevents thenight- sweats and tightness across^ the chestwhich accompany it. CONSUMPTION isnot an incurable malady. Itia only neces-sary to have the right remedy, and HALL'SBALSAM is that remedy. DON'T DE-SPAIR OF BELIEF, for this benign specificwillonre you, even though professional aidfailn.

HEMBI'S

CARBOLIC SALVE !Tho Most Powerful Healing Agent

Ever Discovered.Henry's Carbolic Salve cures sores.Henry's Carbolic Salve allays pain.Henry's Carbolic Salve cares eruptions.Henry's Carbolio Salve healg pimples.Henry's Carbolio Salve heals braises.

Auk for Henry's, and Take N« Other.HT-BEWABE OF OOTJNTXSniTS..^

TOWNSLETS

Toothache Anoflynfi.FURNISHING GOODS.

fillf.11l& CO.,

104 E. Third Street, St. Paul.

Furnishing Goodsand Notions.

FIISTE LINKOF

Hosiery, Dress Shirts,Underwear, Kid Gloves,

Fancy floods, Etc.COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

T>. Tt. GAECELON &CO.,

GRAIN AIDFEED COIISSK MERCHANTSMollFeed a Specialty.

128 La Salle Street, Cblcajro, Illinois.Represented by E. P. Wilgua, No. 46 Jackson

Btreet, St. Paul, Minn. 7-8

JLOIHIHO, SBT GOODS.

HISS GOODS,SILKS,

&c, &c, &c.

POmsIITHERS,91 East Third Street,

Willplace on center counters onNONDAY,May 10th, the follow-ing Dress Goods, at the uniform,price of 20 cents pei' yard: AllWool Debeges, Mohair Debeges,

Melanges, Brocade Mohairs, Mo-liair Fancies, Plain WorstedMonties, Stripe Worsted Monties,Mixed Mohair Suitings, FrenchCambrics and other DesirableGoods.

And the followinggoods at theUNIFORMPRICE OF15 CENTSPER YARD: SilkMixed WorstedSerges, American Debeges, Single-Fold Cashmeres, American Bunt-ings, American Brocades, PlaidGoods, Poplin Alpacas, shortlengths offine Dress Goods, &c.

Many of the above goods areoffered at ONE-HALF USUALPRICES, and urillbe closed outquickly.

Alsonow opening thefollowing

NEW GOODS !Fine all Ji00l Lace Buntings in

Colors and Black, Plain WoolBuntings, French Buntings,French Wool Tissues, Tissue De-beges, Cashmere Debeges, "NoveltySuitings," Combination Suitings,LinenLawns.

Handsome Cotton Lawns, 10,121-2 and 15 Cents.

AllWoolMomies, 37 1-2 cents.45-inch French Camel Hair,all

Wool,inBrownonly,at 75c, worth$1.25.

45-inch all Wool Herring-BoneStripe Suitings, in Brown andGray, at 50c, worth $1.00.

New Pekin Satins, new Coloredand Black Satins, Polka Satins,Brocade Silks, Morie Silks, Col-ored Gros Grain Silks,Black GrosGrain Silks, Stripe and CheckSummer Silks,heavy Silk Armnresfor Dolmans, &c. Cutter's Cele-brated "Pure Dye" 27-inch GrosGrain Silks, Velvet Stripe Grena-dines, Satin Stripe Grenadines,Black and Colored Pekin Velvets,allat LOWER PRICES than anyother house can offer same quali-ties. A special "Job Lot" Blackand Colored Grenadines at ONE-THIRDUSUAL PRICES.

FUEL.

Grigs, Rhodes 4 Foster,DEALEBS IN

COAL & WOOD.Boal Estate Agents

and Mortgage Brokers,

29 East flirt Street, St. Paul, Minn.£^-Great Seduction inPrices of Coal.

TflE GBASSHOPPERSITS ON THE

Sweet Potato Vine,And warbles between his smiles that the best place

to find

GENTS' FXJENISHING GOODS,

13 AT

das. Dona's, 66 Wabashaw St.,Sherman Block, between Fifth and Sixth.

• HATTEE-

98 East Third Street,Whose workishis best advertisement, not onlydoesjobbingand repairing, but manufactures every olassof hats. Give him a call also at ,

Tie LittleHat Store Aroma tie Corner,No. 35 1-2 Jackson Street.

Bring in your straw hats to be bleached andaltered. He has the latest styles of Blocks, and willgive you a fine job.

Hv^mßi KLmij jH^Bmw SB JB9

\u25a0 OMIC—n a—

THOROUGH, REMEDYfordisorders of the stomach, torpidity of the. liver,indigestion and disturbances of the animal forces,which debilitate, ithas no equivalent, and can havano substitute. Itshould not be confounded withth«triturated compounds of cheap spirits and essentialoils,often sold under the nun*of Sitters,

103 SA1.5 BTDKCGGISTS, GBOCSKS AITD WTXB

areRCIIAX IS Kverywliere.

ARRIVED, "JOHNSON'S"Anotler Lot of Onr $9.50 Suits, Men's. v.ITi n¥ATTvrr PTATtrTwr TTnTN¥

SDIT IN THE NORTHWEST 66 east third street,FOR 188 MOKKY ST. PAVL, MINN.

ASK TO SEE OUR

f $5.00'Boys All-Wool Suit,

Ages from Bto lit years. Itis a Bargain,

CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE*.

The abore cot represents one of the beauti-ful Children's Carriages, with the "KoveltjSpring," froi the Celebrate! Factory of Sweetk Sob, Baffale, to York.

S. G. DICKINSON,AT THE

99 CENT STORE,is Agent foris State, and keeps on band aFall and Complete Assortment, at Prices whicbDefy all Corapetiiion. Be sure to baioine hisstock before purchasing.

GILDING

GEO. BIAKEMOKE,THE ONLY

Practical GilderInMinnesota. Allkinds of

GoldFrames Made to Order.Old frames re-gilt and repaired as good as new, at

very low prices.

85 WKBT THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.Allorders by mail promptly attended to.

MUBIC.

Musical InstructionGrrVTEN UPOIST THE

PIANO FORTEBy MISS LAURA W. HALL,No. 64 Douglas St.,

St. Paul.

Tens, - - $10.00 for 20 Lessons.Reference to parents and pupils where she has

taught, and also, by permission, to PROF. H.S.SAKONI and REV. M.MoG. DANA,D.D.

Also the authorized agent inSt. Paul for BRAIN-ARD'S MUSICALWORLD; subscription price $1.60per annum.

MILLINERYGOODS.AnEntire New Lineof the Latest Koveltiks in

SUMMBE

MILLINEEYGOODSNOW OPEN.

The attention of Milliners is called to this, theFinest and oat Complete Stock ever offered.

CACHEMERE HATS,

CACHEMEBE SILKS,CACHEMERE FLOWERS,

CACHEMERE LACEB&O.H\ AMEXTS.Merchants willfind ours to be the Largest, Hand-

somest, Cheapest and Best line of Ladies' TrimmedHats inthis market.

J. OPPESBEfM & CO.{^"Fashion Plates grabs upon application.

LIQUOR DEALEBB.W. L.PERKINS. MAURICE LYONS.

CKstatalisliea 1859.]

MISS, LYONS k Cl,REMOVED TO 31 ROBERT ST., NEAR THIRD.

Wholesale Dealers InPara

Kentucky Bonrton &RysWhlsiiesCalifornia and Foreign Wines and Brandies.

63*-Country and City Order! 8ol1cit»d M-8S

CONFECTIONERY.

£\ \u25a0 STTk Ml Send one, two, three, orflifll ftS i SiB E!flve <iollar9 for a sample

IS B S3 H B OX| expresa, of the best

I B iflIC'indiea in America, putupIH HI9 elegantly and strictly pure."

HH m 1 B Reters to all Chicago. Ad-\u25a0

-H I\u25a0 H dress C.F.GUMHEK,

78 MADISON BTRKKT. CHICAGO.

FUENITUBE.Save Room-Rent and But

Burr's Patent Parlor Folding-Bed,The most Compact, Elegant and Sub'

stantial. Best Steel Spring: Mattrass ;

Krfolds out ofsight inBureaus,

Book-Cases, Desks, &c.A.H. Andrews &Co.,195 Wabash Are., CHICAGO.

Also Manufacturers ofArtisticHousehold Furniture, Wood Mantels.

i DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLDTION.!

The firm of Morton, Doran &Co. is this day dis-solved by mutual consent.

M. DORANwillcontinue the business of the late firm, and is au-thorized to collect allits demands, and willpay all itsdebts and liabilities.

CHAS. A.MORTON,MICHAELDORAN,

A.WHARTON.Dated St. Paul, Mina.,May 6, l«80. 129-131

LIVES CUBE.

DRILCLUM'S

CATHARTIC.rarely vegetable, uures an onions diseases act.

Ing on the Stomach, Liver and Blood. WarrantedInall cases. Auk your Prugjrist for this Medicine,also forcirculars. CLCXCOMPOUNDING CO.,

Sold by allDruggists Red Wing, Minn.

MEDICAL-

CURE YOURSELF !FRE3STCH SPECIFIC.

Guaranteed to cure radically diseases of certaindelicate nature, either sex or condition. Price $1,sent by express to any part of the country. Fulldirections with each bottle. Sold only by E. L.BTAHL,Northeast corner Van Buren Btreet andFifth Avenue, Chicago. 120-119

a \u25a0 m \u25a0\u25a0» Wholesale and Retail. Send for pric*1(1IBJ list. Goods b -nt C. O. I>. anywhere,

sri §%1X Wigs made to order ard w arranled.lIH111 K.KCRWHAJI,\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0«\u25a0\u25a0 mm m Stat* Ntr«>«'t.

/I g&g XV.Madison St.

CLOTHING.

61 S-AXTSTT [P-AXJX, 61ONE-PEICE CLOTHING

61East Third Street, St. !Pa\il,Minn.Qp-Ordera by MailPromptly Attended to.^B

61 SATTLER BROS. 61

Dyspepsia !Dyspepsia

Is often caused by the inferior bakingpowders which flood the Northwest. Donot experiment upon the health of your

family with the baking powders thatcontain Alum and other injurious sub-

Istances, when for a small additionalIcost you can buy of any grocer BER-

IKEYS BAKING POWDER, which isIfree from adulteration, made of pure

IGrape Cream Tartar.When you are in need of Spices and

. 1Extracts, buy "BERKETS PURE?

\u25a0I They are unequaled for Strength andIPurity.

Berkey's French Breakfast Coffee you

j will find the best ground coffee for theIprice sold.

Try the goods and you will get theIworth of your money.

JJOHN 1. BERKEY & CO.,RIVERSIDE MILLS,

ST.PAUL,MINN.

FURNISHING GOODS.

NO WET GOODS!NO DAMAGED GOODS,

NO AUCTION GOODS,

BUT DRY, PERFECT, FRESH GOODS1

"AtLower Prices than are Quoted by any other House i/n

Town. Special Bargains this Week in

HOSIERY, GLOVES,CORSETS, PARASOLS.

Linen Towels at Less than Wholesale Prices, to Close Stock:GHILDEEN'S MEEINO UNDERWEAR

AtLess than Manufacturer's Prices.Shetland Shawls.Ladies' MuslinUnderwear.Ladies' Muslin Combination Suit,

a New and Desirable Garment.Fresli Goods Daily. Prices always Low. Please Call and Examine.

DUTCH & ABBOTT,49 East Third Street.

LAWN MOWEH.

THE CHARTER OAK IIS THE BEST.

FAIEBANKS, MORSE & CO.,46 East Third Street, St. Paul.

FOR

ONLY $90 !In Monthly Payments,

IOFFER ELESAST NEW

ORGANS,

Nine stops, Large Uprightcases ) extension top with or-namenttd music pocket. Itcertainly willnot pay to buy

an old organ at any price,after ithas been used from 4to 20 years, trhen a fine newone can be bought at such abargain, Buying direct, andhaving small expense, Iamable to sell lower than any

other house in the city, and"DON'T YOU FORGETIT."

New designs of "mTEY>*and Wilcox &White Organslust received. m

F. V.BINGHAM12 W. Third St., St, Paul.

GALVANICINSTITUTE.

(TBBAiaLExNTFOB DISEASES OF THB HEAD.)THE TONGUE GALVANICINSTITUTE,

for the treatment of an the various diseases of th«Head, Eye and Ear, as well m Rheumatism,Dyßp*p«ia, Dropsy, Erysipelas, Fever Sores, WhiteSwellings, Disease oftha Kidneys, Paralysis, Fcmalaweakness in allits different forms, aud^eruptions ofthe face and body. The above diseases axe aSspeedily and permanently cured at the Institute.No Medicine Given or Knife used. Separateapartments for Ladles, withcompetent lady attend-ants. Allcommunications regarding treatment, orrights to use the Galvanic Process, which is PatanUdand offered forsale, should be addressed to the

TOHGDE GALVAHICINSTITUTE,213 8. CLARKST., OHIOAGO, ILL.,

Which winreceive prompt attention. Consultationand examination free. F.3. TONGUK, M.D., Con-sultingPhysician ;EDWABD TONGUE, Operator;OLUMDREW, General Manager.

PENI> FOR CIRCULAR «•

CLOTHING.

I 1IHISDLESBI. I

Warranted Pure\u25a0Jtork Imligody«din the Wont, andColor InflexiblyPermanent.

The above is the printed guaranteethat accompanies every MiddlesexBlue Flannel Suit that leaves ourstore, Childxcn'«,BoyV and Men's.

Our Blue FlannelSuits are better made,

better trimmed, ami jitbetter than any everbe/ore shown in thismarket.

BOSTONONE-PBICE

Clothing House,43

East TMrfl ft, St. Paul.

MUSIC DKALEES. I

WEBERPIANOS !

Used by Emma Thursbyand other firstdoss artists.

R C. MUNGER,71East Third Street.

JOfINIFAIRFIEU.Dealer in

Road Bicycles,219 State Street,

Chicago, .m«.89-gnn

Rent paid two-and-a quarter-years bays one.IIICn11 BEST CABINET OR PARLORMlXlln ORGANS INTHE WORLD; win--11l flUV

••Rers of highest distinction at every

-_._ World's tair for thirteen yean.

AND Prices, $31, $57. $66, $84, $168, to$300 and upward. Also for eiay

II|MII|1 payments, £.">, a month, or $6.38 an U 111 I111 quarter and upward. MASON &IIII111 a. IM HAMLINORGAN CO., 164 Tre-—

-.->, .. ~ moot St., BOS ION: *6 East 14thfiD P AnlC St. (Union Sqaare), NEW YORK;UIIU A II0 250 Wabash Avonne, CHICAGO.

AUTOMATIC TI[DDI\This machine has autrmatio ten- 111/ H H I

sions and antomatic apoo'tr, beeido* I I!.IIall late improvement common to 111 1Iother machines. Material and finishflrst-daas. Issilent, fast, and willwear a lifetime.Jno. M. Falrfleld, 870 State St.. Chicago.

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