The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-04-05
SALMAGUNDI.

hon. J. =. flynn mas not done as large
tie business this year as last, he having
about 25O,OOO ties on hand last fall
which he could not get to the market in
time for selling. This winter he has had
cut about $4,000 ties, nearly all hard
wood. The ties that were left over last
year he has had moved so that he will
have no trouble in getting them to mark
ct. He has hauled about $4,000 old ties
from the south branch of the Little Elk
to the Little Falls and Dakota, and he
will drive the ties that have laid over On
the north branch. He has contracted to
supply the Northern Pacific and the Man
itoba road with a large number of ties
Transcript.
Energy will do almost anything, but it
cannot exist if the blood is impure and
moves sluggishly in the veins. There is
nothing so good for cleansing the blood
and imparting energy to the system as
Ayers Sarsaparilla. Price 81, Six bot
ties IS. Sold BY druggists.
In a recent interview with Globe re-
porter Gov. Barto said:
Politics are booming up in the bloody
Fifth, but everything is unsettled, and
this condition Of affairs seems likely to
continue until after the meeting of the
convention to select delegates to the
state convention which will send dele
gates to Chicago next June. 1t is little
early yet to talk about state politics, but
despite the fact that the snow has not
yet disappeared, the campaign may be
said to have been opened by the intro
duction ofthe name of Hon. Albert Schef-
fer as gubernatoris1c candidate. Among
the Scandinavians in the Fifth district
there is strong feeling that this honor
should be conferred upon Hon. Knute
Nelson, but the condition of things has
been materially changed by the action Of
the alliance. Its endorsement of Mr..
Scheffer will have considerable weight,
but 1 am not prepared to say that he
will be the next governor of Minnesota.
A slight cold often proves the forerun-
ner of a complaint which may be fatal.
Avoid this result by taking Ayers Cherry
Pectoral, the best remedy for colds,
coughs, and all throat and lung diseases.
Hon. John c. New of Indiana, says
Judge Gresham has no strength to speak
of in that state and adds:
Gresham is not of the people, never
has been and never will be. The people
that talk of his popularity are a few
railroad receivers, clerks, and lawyers in
Chicago. He has no claim on the repub-
lican party, as his record will show. He
has never done anything for the party
except to find fault and criticise the lead
ers. He has never missed an opportunity
to speak harshly of the grand old party,
and severe critics are not the ones to
unite party. He could not carry In
diana.
Werecommend Ely's cream balm where
cure for catarrh is called for, and con-
slider that we are doing the public ser
vice by making its virtues known o
those afflicted with this loathsome dis
ease, for which it is in most instances a
perfect cure.-Peck Bros, druggists,
Rapids, Mich.
Ex-Gov. Barto has sprung into renewed
prominence in the southern portion of
the Fifth district since the withdrawal of
Homo. B. Buchanan from the field. The
boom is rather too brisk to last long, es-
pecially on the tickle sea of politics.
Br aiaerd News.