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Page 1 14 the SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING 14 THE SAINT PAUL DAILY GLOBE: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1888. —SIXTEEN PAGES. success. It occurred to his keeper Quicklythen this bird of heaven (since sweeping Mr. Crowley's cage and Kindled fireamong the branches; Soon the flames are fanned by north winds, THE PROBLEM OF SEX. CROWLEY, keeping it clean was no littletrouble) DID HE PLAGIARIZE? forces, REASONS FAMOUS that Mr. Crowley might be trained to do And the east winds lend their >fe^_§iit| l$ RO^JE, ____-____-_-_ Burn the trees of all descriptions, Why Ayer's Sarsaparilla is THtf THE I this for himself. So a broom was Burn them all to dust and ashes, brought were given Only is the birch leftstanding. __, Learnedly #^^s^l^g#-TO^r B^iLT. / Mew York's Chimpanzee That and lessons The Original of "Hiawatha" Doctor Talks About the preferable to any other for JACKSOAP _ Co in its use. But, at the end of Wainamoinen, wise aud ancient, TOf SANTACLAMS , FA!RBANK? ] a whole he still Epic Brings bis magic grains of barley, Babies. fc^ Lived and Looked Like course, persisted Found in the Finnish Brings he forth seven seed-grains, the cure of Blood Diseases. 'iCTfeEfdffllltt in using the broom only on his keeper, his \u25a0\u25a0 the "Kalevala." Brings them from his trusty pouches, Because no poisonous or deleterious WK* -,-.. J6J^___<_'i__ -llifJffUj^j, a Man always taking hold of it by wrong Fashioned from the skin of squirrel, 5 — end. Another trait which he had in Some were made from skin of marten; A FEW PUZZLING FACTS. ingredients enter into the composition I's1 s l^ ouse tnat ac Guilty common with some children was that, Thence to sow his seed he hastens, of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. \jj%*i} «_^__ ¥ &£. _ .J <#^S_ il^***. > J go- Hastes the barley grains to ** when work of any kind was really scatter. only These'^' are l^ie parties, that lived The Birthplace of His Ape- ing one Longfellow Accused of Hav- Speaks unto himself these measures: —Ayer's Sarsaparilla contains *^-__C>-_5 A. *-V _i_^____ on, no could induce him to take sowing. Why Are Some Born Boy purest \&ss*W '^S. in it a more active part than to sit by "Ithe seeds of life am 3 While the aud jnoat effective remedial n the house, that built. ship and How He Came ing Stolen the Meter and Sowing through my open fingers, properties. (^^^/wJ_''* Jack and look on. Ifthere were thought of From the hand of my Cieator, Others Are Bora T^Vl apprenticing to a trade, he'd Over. him have Plot of Inthis soil enriched with ashes, i ._ Girls? Ayer's Sarsaparilla is prepared wit_ made a yen fair plumber. In this soil to sprout and flourish. extreme— care, skill, and cleanliness. Wonderful as was Mr. Crowley in Ancient mother, thou that livest (lv?'^*r^^?=as_L__J? 0 These are the Clothes, that wens most things, astonishing as his Far below (lieearth and ocean, - Ayer's Sarsaparilla is prescribed by were Work From This Mother forests, Chicago Herald. >2) =^__jr<^^^^^-_-r^^---_3_g=-=- Worn by the parties, that lived ia Ia His Way He Was a feats on the flyingtrapeze, the chief at- His Greatest of the fields and leading— physicians. I* ing the rich soil to producing, "The most interesting of studies are traction was to see him eat. Not that Fifth National Epic of the Bring tlic seed-grains the sprouting, —Ayer's Sarsaparilla \ \\; ie house, that Jack built. Wonder and Study to he so awkwardly, to babies," said Dr. Childs, the famous ac- Is for sale ate much, or so but That the barley well may flourish. everywhere, by '^* Science. because of the excellence of his' table World. Never will the earth unaided coucheur. "Iam aware of the tact that and recommended all manners. Some are born to a knife and Yield the ripe, nutritious barley, •everybody doesn't agree with me. first-class druggists. Never will y.'- are Machines, fork, other achieve knives and forks her force he wanting Bachelors don't, for instance. Again, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a medicine, jy// \>s_<§' These the that washed but this monkey a Ifthe givers give assistance. v had knife and fork Literary Sensation of the Ifthe givers grace the sowing, the poet says: 'The proper study of and—not a beverage in disguise. The clothes, that were worn by The Winters and Bob-Tailed thrust upon him. He certainly was not The Grace the daughters nmnnTf^=s^ri born with a his mouth, of creation. mankind is man.' And others will be Ayer's Sarsaparilla never fails to house, Cars Proved Too Much silver spoon in Century Produced by the Kise, O Earth, from out thy slumber. is the — I&L ji|I Vf IVI The parties, that lived in the thai nor with a napkin in his hand. ItIsnot From the slumber-land of ages. found to maintain that woman effect a cure, when persistently used, ~^ sure that even the missionaries and Discovery. Let the barley-grains be sprouting, 'most interesting subject to investigate. according to directions. for Him. ministers-resident of Liberia have such Let the blades themselves be starting, woman herself, surely she Let the verdant stalks be rising, •But as for Ayer's Sarsaparilla is a highly con- luxuries. Yet Mr. Crowley used them will side with me, in my dictum. Now, all as though familiar with them Let the ears themselves be growing, centrated— extract, and therefore the from York Letter. And producing. has often struck me ll| : Mr. Crowley is dead. The dispatches the Xew a hundredfold as for babies, it most economical Blood Medicine in 1 1To|]l^2a_o^_li__i^ This is the Soap, that was used . cradle. .In the early part of the present cen- From my plowingana my sowing. of their sex is a phys- tho 1 have announced his demise and the Mr. Crowley, not long ago, seized his From my skill ana honest labor, that the question market. n the Machine, 'hat washed the tury Topelius, a Finnish scholar and () mystery which awaits solu- ' naturalists have draped their museums keeper and bit his arm. This is not the Ukko, thou, God, up yonder. iological Ayer's Sarsaparilla has had a suc- - -^-^^tlxs^^^^^iti^mmm. garb of mourning because of the way in which a gentleman "takes a practicing physician, made a great dis- Thou, O Father of the heavens. tion." , H_ Clothes,* that were worn by the parties* in the eighty fragments Thou that livest high in Ether, cessful— career of nearly half a century, fflfflfllJlj departure of this prince of anthropoids, friend by the arm," and of this Mr. covery. He collected "What do you mean by that, doctor?" W^V^^/' was aware a on poem curliest all the cloud of Heaven, and was never so popular as at present. yyyyyi L^OjlP jO^Hs____g^" That lived in the house, that Jack built. but he is gone, and neither mourn- Crowley made by box ofthe "Kalevala," the grand of Boldest in the air thy counsel. interjected the reporter. — the ear which sent ing nor regret will bring him back. him Finland, fifth national epic of the world, From the East dispatch a cloudlet, "Well. I'll try to make my meaning a Thousands of testimonials are on HOWLING INTO a CORNER, which for unknown ages had been float- From the Northeast send a rain-cloud, little plainer. There are certain things file—from those benefited by the use of Really, it is a great pity that he where a From the West another >?nd us, be boo-hooed like mortified ing in connection with the sex of has passed away at so youthful an age, child, and seemed to repent of his im- on the stream of tradition. In 1849 From the Northwest still another. taken CHICAGO, ST PAUL, a brother physician. Dr. Elias Lourot, Quickly from South a warm babies which are as yet unsolved riddles ___*Ife__ because Mr. Crowley was a wonder in politeness. Speedy repentance usually v the clond. itself, all, a version ofthe That the rain may fall from Heaven. to science. The fact above Ayer's Sarsaparilla. fvUNNEAPOLSS & OMAHA KY. his line, and he offered to comes with speedy punishment, and Mr. published complete epic, That the may drop honey. baby born girl and an- vl^gfNv scientists.evo- Crowley again embracing fiftyrunes cloudi their why one is a PREPARED BY and naturalists an opportun- never attempted to and almost 23,000 That the ears may filland ripen. other a boy has never yet been satis- BEST lutionists "monkey" with so prompt a disciplina- That the barley fields may been Dr. J. C. Ayer _. Co., Lowell, Mass. THE li.QXJir»_P_Bl_> *'l_l]N'__^ ity they have never before had of study- lines. Meanwhile it had passed into Thereupon rustle." factorily explained. Allthat has rian. Mr. Crowley was, no doubt, a other tongues— into Swedish, French benignant Ukko, said on the subject by physiologists, Price $1 ; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 r bottle. To Chicago Omaha and Kansas City. _.' ing the nature of beasts of his kind and celebrated character and a favorite Ukko, father of the heavens. specialists, has and German— and become the literary Held his counsel in the cloud-place, physicians, and others LEAVE. _3__.__a.__l ____.__" _ ARRIVE. determining the probable relation they among those who knew him, but he of TIIAIIVS. J good the mere sur- i \u25a0 human family, perhaps always retained that uncertainness that sensation of the age, Max Mtiller plac- He'd cousel in the Ether; been either in nature Minn^ap'ls.
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