The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-04-14

southern part of the State, Mrs. Morse
and Gordon returning with him. tIe re-
POI is seeding in southern Minnesota not
as tar advanced as in this vicinity.
"A concert will be given at Memorial
hall on Wednesday evening, April Goth,
at s o'clock, by @. Storholt and J. Lo-
seth, two prominent Scandinavian violin
lists. The program will CONSIST OF Nor
wegiau national music and humorous
selections. Admission % cents. Tickets
at Scheldrup's drug store, and at the
door,
ID. R. Jackson and wife leave to-day
for the Pacific coast. Mr.. Jackson will
60 to California to eute- the employ of
the government in the navy yard, pro-
yiding keis suited whit Mrs. Jackson
will remain at East Portland. Ore. for a
season, the guest Of hor brother. In the
departure OF MFR. Jackson the city loses
good citizen, and his scores of friends
here will always be pleased to hear of
his prosperity. May he realize his most
sanguine expectations.
Rev. =. c. Davis pastor of the Uni
tartan church at Winona, preached to an
audience Mt the baptist church on Thurs
day evening which taxed the capacity OF
the building. He is easy, fluent and a ::
times eloquent. His subject was "Im-
mortality from Rational Standpoint
His arguments were then drawn from the
individual yearning for life beyond the
present; the fact that every nation, how
ever crude and degraded has well-dc-
fined belief in Immortality, and the fur
Their argument that the present inequal.
tiles in condition must be made equal.
that exact justipe May be melted out,
and % that is impossible in this life, n
future stateis logically necessary to that
end. His discourse was not along the
lines of denomination alism. but he spoke
independent of revelation, and appealed
soley to thu rationaltistic idea. He is a
pleasant gentleman-one whom it is
plea sure to meet socially.
Az to Paint
There has been considerable misleading
talk about the paint used by Louis Or
Yer, on his house. and that the public
may know all about the matter, wrote
to G, !, Lofgreh for the facts in the case,
and received the following reply:
NORMAN County BANK,
ADA, MINI, April 10, '92.
M. A. Scheldrup, Esq.
Dear Sir:-Yours at hand, and in reply
will say that 1 remember well about
Louis DRYERS honse and the paint it was
painted with, manufactured by the st.
Paul White Lead and Gil GO.
it did not prove to be Of any account
and I shipped it all back. When the
paint on Mr.. Orver's house proved to be
worthless | furnished him with other
paint, the North Western, free Of charge,
to cover, over the old paint. IF the paint
on Mr.. Drivers house docs not STAY it is
not tile fault of the North Western paint
but the fault of the paint that was FIRST
put on his building,
am sure that any painter who knows
HIS business will tell you the same. If
your competitors do not see it that way
think that Mr.. T. L. Blood has money
to put up that the chemical ANALYSIS of
his paint will oonnare with any sold in
Sank Centre. Yours Truly,
c, |. LogGRRN.
The > boye letter explains the matter
fully, and settles the question. Our paint
is the best in market for the money. and
we do not hesitate to guarantee it as
SUCK Any further allusion to the mat
ter above referred to is clearly uawar-
ranted in face OF the facts
NJ A Scr5rr npyp