The Day of Atonement
Commences this evening and lasts until
sundown to-morrow evening, and ob
served by every Jewish citizen This is.
the great Jewish fast day, the origin of
•which is found in Leviticus xvi, 29: "And
it shall be unto you a statute forever:
in the seventh month on the 10th ol the
month you shall afflict your souls and do
no work al all * * * for on that day
shall you be atoned for, to purify you:"
and in Leviticus xxiiii, 26, * * * "And
ye shall do no work on that same day
* * * and every Jew that does any
•work on that same day that Jew will I
destroy from among his people."
Whilst the Israelites in their own land
worshiped at the altar of the Temple, and
in strict accordance with the rites dic
tated by God to Moses, the services of this
day were solemn and splendid. On this
day the high priest entered the most holy
sactuary of the Temple and pronounced
the name of the Deity,which at any other
time it was unlawful for even him to en
ter.
According to tradition the day of atone
ment, even before giving the law, was a
day of atonement and pardon. Adam did
penance and was pardoned on that day.
Abraham entered the covenant on this
day. Moses, after breaking the first
tables, ascended the mount again on the
Ist day of the month of Elul, se that the
second forty days expired on this day.
The Jew therefore approaches this day
with feelings of holy awe.
The preparation for the fast partakes
of that awful solemnity with which this
life is quitted for a better world. It is
customary in the evening for parents to
bestow their benediction on their children,
and the truly pious pronounces . this bles
sing with the fervor and heart-felt empha
sis of his dying moments.
Whosoever meet on that day, be they
previously acquainted, or complete
strangers, salute each other with brother
ly love, if an}- quarrel or dispute exists
it is obligatory to become reconciled. He
that is conscious of having wronged his
neighbor begs his pardon.
The moral influence of a day when rich
.aid poor penetrated alike with the senti
ment of their unworthiness, bow in the
dust before the omniscient Judge, where
the wise man considers not his wisdom as
a shield, or the wealthy his large posses
sions as a protection, but where all with
one accord of heart and voice exclaim:
"Pardon, O Lord, according to thy great
mercy the sins of this people, even as
tkou hast pardoned from Egpyt until
now," is more easily appreciated than
described.
There is no doubt that the feeling of
equality and brotherly love which pre
vails among the Jews, lo a greater de
gree, perhaps, than among most other
sects, not only originated in, but is fos
tered and renewed by the observances
and services of this day.
CITY NOTICES.
Bargains in cloaks at the
New York Bazar.
For blankets at $2 a pair and upward go lo
Fischbein Bros., Seven Corners.
Watches. Watches.
The most elegant line of gold and silver
"Watches to be found in the city, just opened, at
Emil Geist's, 85 East Thi.d street.
Justin! Justin!
Gray blankets, $1.25 a pair and upward;
white blankets, $2 a pair and upward. New
York Novelty store, 29 West Third street.
Special cloak sale this week at the
New York Bazar.
Lead and iron pipe pumps at Kenny & Hud
ner's. . __L_il
Hoods, nubias and Shetland shawla very
cheap atFischbein Bros., Seven Corners. , j
For the best and largest stock of fine brace
lets and bangles ami everything nice and new
in the lace pin line go to Emil Geist's, 85 East
Third street. t- *
Buy a home at the great sale of the estate of
the late J. C. Ramsey, Esq.
, Mr. Henry Weber, for the last eleven or
twelve years in employ at Warner's auction
stores has opened a store, No. 425 Wabashaw
street, near the Market (in Michand's block),
in the line of general merchandise, consisting
of men and boy's clothing," hats, caps, dry
goods, boots and shoes, etc. Go and get bar
gains. ::•;',"
Notice
to the stockholder? of the West St. Paul Build
ing association. The annual meeting for the
election of officers and the issue of new stock
will be held at the usual place of meeting in
the Sixth ward, on Monday evening, October
3rd, 18S1, at 7:30 p. m.
W. A. Somers, Secretary.
For sale, a horse and buggy. Animal very
gentle and goo>l driver. Also, my residence
property, Nos. <>"> and 67 Brewster avenue,
100x150 fee*. Inquire of Peter Pottgieser:
' . I.mii-s, Attention!
Attend the special sale of clonks for ladies
and children at the . New York Bazar.
»
No better place in the city to buy your laces,
lace collars and tics than at Fischbein Bros.,
Seven Corners.
Save your money by buying ladies' muslin
underwear at Fischbein Bros.. Seven Corners.
. New lot just opened out.
Forty acres in the city of Minneapolis will
be sold at auction at 2 p. m. on Monday at the
sale of the late J. C. Ramsey estate, at the hall
of the New Market house, corner Seventh and
Wabashaw streets.
Can't be Beat.
Red canton flannel underwear for 75 cents.
White underwear from 25 cents up. Red med
icated underwear, $1.25. New York Novelty
store, 29 West Third street. *
Is It Possible
That a remedy made of such common
1 simple plants as hops, buchu, mandrake,
dandelion, etc., make bo many and such
marvelous and wonder; cures as Hop
Bitters do? It must be, for when old
and young, rick and poor, pastor and
doctor, lawyer and editor, all testify to
• having been cured by them, we must be
lieve and doubt no lo'uger. See other col
umn — Post. ~v
He Suffered for 35 Years.
GtriLFORD, Conn. , May 15, 1868. .
For thirty-five years I have been the victim
of that terrible disease, dyspepsia; have con- I
sulted eminent physicians and tried almost
every remedy. My" family physician finally
told me I could not be cured. The flrst dose of
Coe's Dyspepsia Cure helped me, and, to-day,
I consider myself cured, and am ready to af
firm that it is the most valuable medicine ever
placed before the public
G. H. RICHARDSOH.
Paducah, Ky., May 10, 18 W.
During a confinement of eleven months in
Libby prison, I was attacked with dyspepsia,
in its worst • form. For two years I have suf
fered with it. I tried doctors a great many
tines without relief.
This spring I became so debilitated as to be
.V . Unable to walk one square. After taking two
dotes of Coe's Dyspepsia Cure, late of every
. thing en the table, felt no distress aftarwMd,
art Lava •■ excellent appetite.
AMUSEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSE
One Night Only, Saturday, Oct. Btk.
THE ORIGINAL
BILLY ISLINGTON
MINSTRELS.
Written especially for Billy Arlington, and
the biggest hit of the season,
His Royal Nib's Revenue Cutter
SHIPAFORE.
Great success, and five times called before
the footlights at Milwaukee,
THE THREE DOVES.
Oct2-5-6&7
MUfiH IVml H^ ' !■ i*** Tb 2 mr
July 20, 1881.
We have just received a large consignment
of fine imported Clarets and pure Olive Oil,
which we offer at extremely low figures.
Having accepted the agency for the sale in
the Northwest of the celebrated "Due de
Montebello" Champagne, which is shipped to
us directly from France in bond, we are now
prepared to fill all orders for this superior
wine promptly and at a reduced price.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
STETFWAY
AND
CIICKRIIK}
PIANOS.
Prices Lew. Terms Easy.
DIEE & HOWABD,
St. Paul and Minneapolis. '.
268-67
SPECIAL SALE.
THIS WEEK.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
Us, Dil
AND •
ULSTERS,
FOR
Ladies anil C Wren,
AT THE
HffTitßmr
S. E. Cor. 7th and Mson Sts.
Special inducements are offered this week
to early purchasers, both as regards prices
and styles. We have the largest assortment
of ready made Ladies' and Children's Gar
ments in the city, and have always endeavored
to place good material and well made gar
ments in our stock. This year we have so
far been able to excel anything we have had
in the past, and are showing Jackets, Sacques,
Dolmans, Havelocks and Ulsters in Light,
Medium and Dark Shades, with all the new
styles of trimmings and ornaments; in ad
dition, we have a choice line of Children's
Sacques, Havelocks and Ulsters, for all ages,
adapted for best or school purposes.
No trouble to show goods. Orders by mail
receive prompt attention. Goods sent by ex
press CO. D., with privilege of examining.
Iff YORK BAZAB,
5. E. Cor, 718 ana Jacboa sts.
pIO? BITTERS^
H (A Medicine, not a Drink.) y
£§ CONTAINS Ml
S hops, Brciir, mandrake, I
13 DANDELION, 8
a AST) THE PtTKSST AXD EE?T MEr>ICAiQt7ALI- . I
Q TIES OF ALL OTHER BITTXBS. - . ■
§ THEY CURE I
1 All Diseases of the Stomach. Bowels. Blood, • I
■ Liver. Kidneys. and Urinary Organs. Ncr- ■
9 Tou«aeßß,SlceaJ«»sacss and especially- - ■
S Female Complaint*. ■
I $1000 IN GOLD. *<^M
I 'Will be paid for a case they will not care or^V
9 help, or for anything impure or Injurious ■ M
5 found in them. .■■ -.-; . ' :i t :". I
I Ask your druggist for Hop Bitter* and try I
I them before you sleep. Take- no other. I
I D I. C.li an absolute and Irresistible core for I
■ Prunkenness, use of opium, tobacco and ■
m ■ ■■■ narcotic*. . - ... ' ■
■■oßaan sum r«B CTBCTLAJt. MHHHHIM
■ All ita«MUWta|<*.- ■
J Ho > Bmt«M».Co.,B«efc«i»«,W.YL,4T^l.,Oi ■
THE SAINT PAUL SUNDAY GLOBE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1881.
KAVANiGH'B AUCTIONS.
CONTINUATION
OF THE GREAT
AUCTION
SALE
Of me Estate of me Late
X, Kill El,
I will sell at the hall of the New
Market House, beginning
at 10 a. m . , Sharp,
Monday, October 3H
The balance of the above Estate, com
mencing at Catalogue No. 20, "Stinson
Brown & Ramsey's Addition," and
continue until the balance is sold. Cat
alogues and maps of property at the
place of sale. •
The 40-Acre Tract in the Second
Ward of the City of Minneapolis will
be sold at promptly 2 p. m.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
AUCTIONEER.
SEPARATE SALE,
AT
AUCTION,
Of a portion of the Estate of the late
J. 0. KAMSEY, Esq.
I will sell at Auction, the
2-Story Brick House
of eight rooms, and lot 60x125, at the corner
of St. Paul and Somerset street, on
Monday, Oct. 10,
At 11 o'clock a. m. This property is eligibly
situated, within two blocks of the street
railroad and but 10 minutes walk from the
Merchants Hotel. Business men in search of
a convenient residence should not fail to
attend the sale of this fine property.
P. T. Kavanagh.
11l PROPERTY
AT
AUCTION.
I will sell on the premises, day and date
hereafter given,
ON TENTH STREET,
Adjoining the Timme property, two splendid
lots, each 50x150. This fine central property
is owned by the Board of Education, and by
recent action of that body I am authorized to
make sale of the same . I will sell in con
nection with the above, for the same body,
SLlbhfUlSLPfll
All lying well and situate near the bridge.
Terms, one-third cash, balance in 1, 2 and 3
years at 7 per cent.
P. T. Kaiauik, ■ ■ Aoctiofleer.
MEXICAN PBS
AT
AUCTION.
I will Sell at Auction, on
Wednesday, Oct. sth,
At 10 o'clock a. m.,
AT GROBER'S STABLE YARD
Near the Seven Corners, 17 head of Mexican
Ponies, of good form aid size, and nearly
all broken.
F. T. KAVAIA6H, Anctioieer.
HOBIEBT.
A.T
HAUJRId.
POWERS BROTHERS,
No. 131 East Tffl Street
To Close Them Out at Once.
WILL OFFER ON
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,
The Following Lines of
HOSIERY,
All at the Uniform Trice of 25cts
per Pair:
Ladies' solid color English Merino Hose.
Ladies' extra Derby ribbed unbleached
English Hose.
Ladies' solid Ingrain Colored Hose.
Ladies' extra quality White English Hose.
Ladies' full regular plain Balbriggans.
Ladies' full regular Bilk- Clocked Balbrig
gans.
Ladies' fancy Wool and Merino Hose.
Misses' full regular solid Cardinal Hose.
Misses' full regular fancy Stripe Hose.
Misses' full regular French Ribbed Hose.
Misses' full regular Spanish Mixed Hose.
Misses' fancy Merino Hose.
Boys' mixed Cotton Socks, full regular.
Boys' fancy Cotton Socks, full regular.
Child's fine hair Stripe French Hose.
Misses' fancy Wool Hose.
Misses' extra quality English Merino
Hose.
II | t II 4V 1 i Lit
Above lots are all oue-third to one-half
less than usual prices. But the "worst slaugh
ter" of all is on toe following:
Gents' fancy English Half Hose worth
60c. 'v;"T
Gents' solid Colored English Half -Hose
worth 60c.
Gents' English BalTiriggans, Silk- Clocked
worth 55c. i: *
Gents' extra quality English super stout
Socks. -~~ ■*■'" ', * '
Gents's full regular English Merino Socks.
Gents' Wool Socks.
Children's Merino Vests.
Children's Merino Pants.
' All the abore lines at the uniform price of
25 cents each!
Further redactions from day to day till the
stock is closed out.
POIBSIiTHERS,
No. 131 East Third Street
FUEL.
GEIGGS & FOSTER,
DEALERS IN
GOAL id TOD,
29 East Third Street.
ST. PAUL, - - - MINN.
k j^'Great reductions in Prices of Coal.
€OAL & WOOD
The undersigned, would inform his patrons
and the public generally, that he is now pre
pared to furnish coal and wood in large or
small quantities, and would respectfully solic
it a shaie of their patronage. ' '.
JOHIST DOWL^ISr,
Cor, Fifth and Waiiasliav
JOHN WAGENER. 8. LEE DAVIS.
WAGENEK & DAVIS ;
DEALERS IN
COAL | WOOD]
No. 158 East Third street. Fire and Marine
Bnilding, St. Paul 89*
UNDEHTAKEI H.
c. j. McCarthy, j.g. don nelly.
McCarthy & Donne Sly,
UiSJ DEETAKERS
54 Wabashaw Street, opposite Postoffice.
Agents for Powers & Walker's fine burial
cases. Calls answered at all hours. Embalm
ing a specialty. Be6t hearse in the city and
finest carriages" at the lowest rates. Funerals
conducted and satisfaction guaranteed. 229*
KID^LOVES.
Newest Fall Shades,
s Black, White, Operas, Medium and Dark
Shades, in all sizes, tor Ladies and Gentle men
in these {Jopular gloves, just received by
C. A. DIBBLE,
75 East Tlurd Street • • St. Paul.
Also a fall assortment of the Charlotte
4- Button Kid Gloves, at $1.25 a pair. The
beet glove for the price in the United States,
Aleo Children*' Kid Gloves in all sizes.
All of the above Kid Glove* will be fitted to
the hands of purchasers. Perfect gloves and
perfect fits guaranteed.
O. A. DIBBLE.
CLOTHING.
THE BOSTON,
■ 4?
IOVIO.6Sr:.TUIjM
r \ ul.
The largest assortment of
Fine and Medium Clothing
in all of the Four Depart
ments,
Mod's,
Youths; Boy's
id Kitten's,
Ever shown in any one
salesroom in Minnesota.
Our styles and. manner Of
doing business imitated by
many, are equal by none.
Special display of
FILL SUITS
AND
OVERCOATS.
OUR
Berwick Fall Overcoat
at .$1.0.'. 0
Woiili tie Clap for $15.00.
Ihe great demand for
our $5.00 BOY'S KNOCK
ABOUT S UJT still contin
ues, and we tire selling more
than toe can supply.
Our stock in retry Depart
ment is Fully Twice as
Large as any other •retail
stock in St. Paul.
BOSTON
(One- Priced
CLOTHING HOUSE,
43, Hew No. 65 E. Tilird Street.
|2irSend for our Price Lict, and system of
Self-measurement. 274
i OBOOKEBY.
• CRAIG, LARKLN & SMITH,"
' . ' . Importers and Wholenale and - Retail Dealers in
' />lT>i'\/"V|7"|7r/ > IT>i'\/"V|7"|7 r French China, Glassware, Lamps, Looking Glasses, /
VliV/ VlLJuIi 1 . , : . House Furnishing Goods, Etc., Etc.
64 SIBLEY STREET, ------ - ST. PAUL
. OOMMIBBION MERCHANTS. ~
HOXBIE 11 . , n we sell 7
-' Fine Creamery and Dairy Butter
<*y. CALIFORNIA MONET, CHEESE,
r Ann ad oranges, lemons, clarified cider.
J A(j(jAK 190 EAST THIRD STREET, •, - • ST. PAUL.
.. . • ' CARRIAGE MAKUgAOTrjBEBB.
ATTTITAir 7) TT I f T ATrrnT T manufacture
MM BAtLOWILL oaeriages
FINIC WOKK O2STLY.
54, 56 and 58 ROBERT STREET, - - - ST. 4 PAUL
Agents for "The Concord Harnwu." ■ ' :'• ■' .' ' ■: ':'■•• ■•>
■:■' WHOLIBALX OKUGGIBTB
NO YES BROS. & CUTLER,
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
38 and 70 Sibley Street, Cor. Fifth, ..... St. Fau)
The Fljtsat Drag: ire and ito^t ia tk* W«it
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. " '
AUEBBACH, FINCH & VAN SLICK,
Tie Only Leading Dry Roods House in toe Northwest.
Competes with the Markets of New York and Chicago.
i.~jl.[ ■'.-. '};':, ■' i *- MERCHANT TAILORS.
MATHES, GOOD & SCHURMETEB,
Tlie Largest and Mosc Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
; IN THE NORTHWEST.
Jobbers in Merchant Tailoring Goods, Cloths, Cassimeres and Trimmings.
82 JACKSON STREET, - - - - - ST. PAUL
M iCALB*.
• BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR GO TO SCHLIEK & GO'S,
BOOTS nt Mm Shoe Store ii St. Paul,
.' _ | > 89 East Third Street, and Save Money by Baying your Fall Supply of
-qDAfiq' Boots, Shoes, Slippers, &c.
OXLUJLO New Fall stock no daily arriving. 8t Paul Agency for BURT'S FINE
SHOES. The only complete stock in the State.
. •* . ' STATIONERS. ;
Tlf (1 Wmim? } Pr, WHOLESALE
.0. 111 111 ff : OIL, STATIONERS.
Paper and Blank "Book Dealers.
NO. 71 EAST THIRD STREET, - - ... PAUL
Manufactrew of the HENBY QBUNI AGES . , i. CHARLES FREY.
«_-. GRUNHAGM & FEET,
(Successors to Henry Granhs^ea,)
MINItPSfITA STAR MANUFACTtrBEBs AND dealers IS
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
CIG-.AJRS. New No. 175 East Seventh St., St. Paul, Minn.
|PI\IMOS. STATUS HED IN 1858. 0 R C •* I
p, c m linger
I * iIW" r "' s . ST. PAUL, .IVHNN.*«*cr **>sic
.'■ HARDWARE. ' '' ' * ■
Bffilß4BlDES,lron:"N^Tsteel,
Heavy Hardware, Wagon & Carnage Material,
Horteihoc* and HorMuilt, Btllowi, i jutlli, Ticci, Blacksmiths and Wagonmakeri' SappliM.
221 and 223 i %mX Fourth Street, St. PauL
"' ' WHO INHALE MILLINEBY. .'
J.OPPENeEIM&CO.,MiLiaTGgoD S ,
~, ' And .Manufacturers of
LADIES' TRIMMED BEATS.
Fash ion Plate Gratis, upon 1; cation
101 EAST THIBD STREET, - - - - - ST. PAUL.
ggm/gMg^^ Qz~***e^^ (Concentrated and Artificially Digested.)
Vfl//\ SSf^l^^**^. A SJ2Z lUT32AL 2EU2E?
Wfl v. if/ /J/J^^awJ^ all forms of DYSPEPTIC, WASTING
<■*. Ull/lln |?55^^!" d CHRONIC DISEASE.
fy^^^aw^ *J wfjf## Un jf^^^^^ Circulars free on
THESE *^><^T /i//F/l/l/^
ARE LIQUID "°^7s>*i * * *ftl MM S Jf^*^"*^^
FOODS,
PREPARED DIRECTLY FROM "i ¥ M \
Wheat, Beef Milk.
Dr. BlancharH's "Lectures and Essays" on Fcod, Price 25 cents. ALL DRUGGISTS. -^^^^k^
Address THE BLANCHARD M'FG CO., 27 Union Square, N. Y.
DR. BLA.NOHABD CONSULTED PIiEE IF POSTAOE IS PREPAID. .
'.'■ The Tonic Extract of Wheat improves weak digestion, cares sleeplessness,' nervousness
constipaton, loss of appetite and power. ! Especially adapted to repair brain waste from study,
/care or grief. Prevents and cures consumption, , Bright's disease, diabetes, uterine, weak
nesses, rheumatism, neuralgia and all malarial diseases. Strengthens to overcome evil habits.
Adapted for table use. ; $1 each, or six bottles for $5. " .
The Fibrin and Wheat restores the confirmed dyspeptic stomach and cures all forms of
long standing nervous debility. Vitalizes weakly children and energizes ; old age. Sure pre
,' ventive and care for diphtheria, infantile diarrhoea and cholera ; infantum. $2 each, or six
bottles for $10. ■ ;,-.; ■* •; ■:>•;.:.•■■■•,•-■.•■■•-"■-.'-.-; -•.,...:.. ■'...: .
?. The Beef and Milk is for a very weal; condition, and never fails to assimilate, however weak
■ and irritable the stomach. Invaluable for nursing mothers. $2 each, or six bottles for HO.
'■ ,' The life Food is to be taken between meals to relieve sense of ■' "goneness. " ; Never failing '
f • remedy for the alcohol, opium and tabacco habit, and for insanity and cancer in their early . ■
stages. .50 each, m 6 bottle* for $".50. NOTES BBOS. A CUTLER St. PauL
FAIRBANKS' SCALES
ECLIPSE WIND MILLS,
|F'«4ml Mill», Tanks and Ftxtrarm
FAIRBANKBjkORBE & CO
46 East Third Street.
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