The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-10-16

lected. Colds in the head and snuffles
bring on catarrh and lung affections
Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. 1t is
perfectly safe and is easily applied into
the nostrils. 1t also cures catarrh, the
worst cases yielding to it.
| Gov. Merriam seems to have incurred
the i'll will OF the alliance party by striv-
ing to serve the farmers, and the farmers
are conniving with the democrats for
his defeat and the election of the most
cunning and pronounced railroad lawyer
in the state. A man who represents just
what alliance men claim that they do
not want represented. morris Taibune.
It has not been observed that dealers
insist upon putting another pound of
sugar in the 81 worth in view of the free
sugar anticipated. Prices go up prompt
| and easy. but the other way IS slow. 1t
may be discovered that the rehners are
the chief benefciaries of the removal of
the tax.-[St. Paul Globe.
And yet the Globe would have the duty
removed from all imports.
If the consumer pays the tariff tax.
how does it happen that when we took
two cents duty off from eggs few years
ago, the price OF eggs remained the same
while the Canadian farmer put two cents
more for his eggs in his pocket. And
why is it that Canadian exporters are
rushing in their barley and other prod
ucts as fast as it can be crowded on to
the cars, to be in advance of the rise in
duties under the new tariff.-[The Fari-
bault Republican.
AS family medicine, Ayers Pills excel
all others. Thew are suited to every age
and, being sugar-coated,a ARE easy to take
Though searching and thorough in effecr,
they are mild and pleasant in action, and
their use is attended with no injurious
results.
The substitution of Biermann, the DEM
ocratic nominee for auditor in place OF
Rahilly on the alliance ticket does not
tally well with the professions of the new
party that they propose to cut loose
from old organizations and their trained
wire pullers, and put new men in the
field. The landing of Biermann safely on
the back of the alliance steed is signif-
cant as to further changes that may be
looked for in the substitution of the
shrewd wire pullers of the democratic
party for the honest grangers who were
to support farmers interests. The
Faribault Republican.
Success in life is the result of push and
energy. If the blood is impure and
sluggish, both body and mind lack vigor.
To cleanse and vitalize the blood and i'm
part new life to the system, nothing else
has such marvellous effect as Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
SCHOOL JoTTNIes.-All is quiet again
| after the examinations.
The cold rain on Monday made the list
of absentees very large.
Rev. Mason of Alexandria assisted at
chapel Monday morning.
Rev. Roehr of Long Prairie made a
short visit Monday afternoon.
The Physics class is struggling with
practical problems of specific gravity.
The physiology class is making good
progress.
The German class will begin reading
simple stories in about two weeks.
There have been very few visitors in
this time. We would urge upon parents
the Importance of knowing just what
their children are doing, and would urge
them to visit the school often. We would
be glad if every parent in the city would
visit the school once each term. II
would pay them well.
Miss Blanche Howard began schoo
this week.
We have had some excellent essays il
chapel. Mr.. DeLurya's on the downfall
of Greece deserves spesial mention.
The 70 flowing is a copy of languag'
lesson written by girl of ten, pupil il
Dist. 40. Punctuation and spelling no,
corrected:
MEN AND TREES.
How much men are like trees! Veal
and useless in early life, strong and nobl,
when full grown. Men are divided into
classes the same as trees. The man who
is uprlngh and strong is like the oak ant
all that class of trees that are of tn,
most use. Then there IS another class O
men who resemble the shade tree, who's,
hands are meyer soiled by labor, but
whose lives are so beautiful that all mel
wish to be like them, and who cannot
recall some man who reminds them o
the ornamentle tree. He is pretty, dain
ty and ever green, and at last we CONE
to the man, whose early lite was sucl
that he can never regain the good tina
was intended for him. He is like the tre
that was bent, and dwar&d when but
twig, until it has grown into an ugl,
mis-hapen thing.
Men and trees require great care whel
young must have nourishment, warmth
and protection, and when grown the,
will care for others.
ADVERTISED LETTERs-The followin,
list of letters remain dead at this ofic
and if not called for in four weeks will b
sent to the dead letter office:
Mrs Iohn Rarnes M 6 O'Rr;e, o.