The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1889-01-17

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dies and "Tippecanoe"
put these old-time preparations within
the reach OF all to-day.
LIPPINcoT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
The January number Of ippincott's Mag
azine begins with complete novel, en-
titled "Hale-Weston," by M. Elliot Sea-
well. This is her first novel, and the first
serious work she has published over her
own name. 1t is an admirable picture
of Virginia life before the war, with clear
cut characters and nice touches of humor
and pathos. The story preserves an un-
tagging interest to the end. R.H. Stod-
dard commences his promised series of
literary "reminiscences and criticisms with
an article on Edgar Allan Poe, contain
ing some fresh anecdotes aud much enter
tanning matter. A very remarkable ar
ticle by Charlotte Adams describes "Lit-
erary Society as She was Seen" A not
able contribution is entitled "The Cap
ture an Execution of John Brown" by
an eyewitness, and consists of a letter
written on the spot by Parke Poindexter,
who was one of the company engaged in
the suppression of John Browns out
break. JOHN Habberton's cat Last
shows the same delightful insight as ever
into the minds and ways of children.
The poetry and the departments are ex.
cellent as usual.
Eruption OF THE SKIN CURED.-BRocK.
VILE, ONTARIO, CANADA, December 2,
1851 have used B1andreth's Pills fo1
the past fifteen years and think them the
best cathartic and anti-bilious remedy
known. For some five years 1 suffered
with an eruption of the skin that gave
me great pain and annoyance, 1 tried
different blood remedies, but, although
gaining strength, the itching was unre-
lieved. I finally concluded to take a
thorough course of Brandreth's Pills. /
took six each night for four nights, then
tive, four, three, two, lessening each time
by one, then for one month took one ev-
cry night, with the happy result that
now my skin is perfectly clear and has
been SO ever since. ED. VENNEY.
The st. Paul News thus refers to the
Senator from Stearns."
'Jolly Senator Keller, from Stearns, has
humorous way in speaking for or
against any one. Like the majority of
people in Stearns county he is a demo-
crat and is proud of it. He clicks" on
having book agent or peddler around
him, and when at work wants the cham
Der quiet.
l have have always been much an
noyed by neuralgia and headache and
finally determined to try Salvation Oil.
l am glad to recommend it as it made a
perfect cure in my case. MARKS NEW,
81 Aisquith st., Baltimore, Md.
A JOURNAL FOR THE FARMER.-The
Western Rural, published at Chicago by
Milton George, practical western farm
er, is the largest farm, family. and reform
journal published in the United States.
1t has proficiently edited departments for
every branch of farming and is faithful
record of every step of progress that is be.
ing made in agriculture. In a word, it is
paper for the farmer, his wife and child.
rem, for the man who believes in justice
between class and class and for all who
believe that pure, practical farm litera
ture and advocate of farmers rights
should be encouraged. Write Milton
George, editor and publisher, Chicago
ILL.,, for sample copy.
That fat man, who the ladies declare
| is the handsomest man in Washington
used to be an INVALID, but he took to hare
drinking, not of whisky, bat of DR.. Bull:
Cough Syrup, and now he walks right
over the very slenderest dudes and dom
| care at all.
In the probate court in the matter O
the estate of Charles Pillsbury, minor
made and entered order allowing guar
dams final account. Filed resignation
of guardian. Made and entered orde
Aischarging guardian.
Estate of Elizabeth Saxbury, deceased
Filed oath of executrix, approved aut
recorded. Issued letters testamentary tt
Saxbury. Made order appointing ap
praisres. Issued warrant to William
Boulton and Edwin L. Pillow Filet
warrant, inventory and appraisement
total, $500.
Estate of Matthias Winter, deceased
Filed petition of executrix presenting will
for Probate. Order for hearing proc
February 9Th, 1889.
In losing ex-sheriff Hammered, his Dep
uty Mr.. Chas. Fish, and Turnkey Benz
| Kost the county loses three of the mos
active and efficient officers it has eve
had. Friends and foes alike award then
the credit of being prompt and alert
they are all "hustlers. "-JournaEPress.
|
Ferdinand Sorg, of st. Paul, who ha'
been staying in town for some weeks
with horses to sell or trade, was take1
with bleeding at the nose on Friday
which could not be stopped. 1t wa:
caused by disease of the liver and he wa!
so far gone with this disease that moth
ing could be done for him. The bleeding