Morris tribune., 1889-01-16

The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give social at the residence of Mrs.
E. P. Watson OH Friday evening of
this week. All are invited
Ortonville Herald-Star: Enquiries
are coming more and more frequently
regarding the capacity of our quarries
for furnishing stones of unusual size.
A stone is wanted IA feet long and 2
feet inches wide and the question Is
"can you furnish such a stone and
what will be the cost?" It is only
question of time when all orders for
large stones will come to the Orion
Vile quarry, knowing that they can
be had as large as any car can carry.
Northwest Magazines: Now we are
discussing the names of Minnesota
counties, will some old-timer tell us
whether Douglas county comment
CRATES the visit of Stephen A. Douglas
to the State in the fifties; whether
Benton county was so called in honor
of Thomas "A. Benton; and Houston
county for the Texas hero? Does
Pope county stand for Gen. Pope and
his communal of this military district
during the time of the last Sioux war?
Do Clay, Jackson, Grant and Lincoln
represent the great men whose names
they bear or some lesser luminaries of
local fame? Does Lyon honor the
hero who saved Missouri to the nion?
Who w.re Brown, Steele, Dodge and
OImstead? Aud finally, what does
Kandiy0hi mean?
Group is Il terror to young mothers,
especially during the winter mouths,
as it is then most prevalent. 1t can
always be prevented, Improperly treat
ed as soon as the first symptoms APP
pear. Hoarseness is the first symp-
tom; this is soon followed 10y a pecu-
liar, rough cough. IF ChamberlaIn's
Cough Remedy is freely given as soon
as these symptoms appear, it Will in
variably prevent the attack. There
is no danger in giving the remedy, as
it contains no injurious substance.
For sale by Fritz Buckentin. soft
Celery, says q medical authority,
and we say so too, is sedative, and
is good for rheumatism, and the SO
called neuralgia, which is often only
another name for it. Cucumbers cool
the system-when fresh cut, of course.
Lettuce j. not only cooling, but pro-
duces sleep, especially if the stalk is
eaten. Asparagus purifies the blood,
and especially acts on the kidneys.
Peas, broad beans and haricots are
positively strengthening, and contain
for human being the properties
specified by farmers when they say
that peas "harden" pigs flesh, and
that "oats may take horse. out, but
beans will bring him home again."
Potatoes should not be eaten by those
who are disposed. to get too stout, and
many who suffer from arrangement OF
| the liver eschew them altogether.
The old soldiers, their wives and
children had a royal good time at the
camp fire last Friday night. There
was quite a large crowd present, all
bent on having good time, and they
of had it. After the installation ofoffi.
| GERS for the ensuingye the fun com.
menoed. There was instrumental
music, short speeches, singing o
army songs, recitation by Miss Smitl
I. Of q very touching description of thu
, battlefield after battle and the In
cident Of the dead drummer boy
rendered. in very distinct and pretty
manner; talking and telling arm,
/ stories. jokes, etc. At 10 o'clock ra
lions In abundance were served, ant
then great variety of games wer'
. INDUCED in and the good time con
tinued until about IL o'clock, when tn
order to 'sbreak ranks" was given b,
Commander Spur. and oil retired t
, / their quarters.