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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04

I -Theroller rink will be open on Friday
night of this week. The hall has been
greatly improved by moving the stage
back, which adds greatly to the skating
surface. All lovers of the roller should
be there, as Friday evenings only will
they have an opportunity to skate.
DIR. Dubois of Sank Centre, was in
town on Wednesday representing the
railroad company in the matter of injury
sustained by Milo Porter some months
ago while riding on one of the companys
trains.-[L Little Falls Herald.
AT the Methodist church next Sum
day morning the subject OF the sermon
will be the 'calf of Mathew" and at
night the subject will be "A very poor
saint and a very rich sinner" The
morning sermon will be followed by the
communion service.
4 The Pope. County Bar association
passed resolutions unanimously adopted;
highly complimentary to the worth and
ability of Judge L. L. Baxter, of Fergus
Falls. of the Seventh jndical district, and
earnestly requeeting him to become a
candidate for reelection.
-On Tuesday morning the State
Farmers Institute opened with large
attendance. A report of the proceedings
will be given next week. The following
are the, Instructors present: Miss J. L.
Shepherd. Theo. Louis, w. A. Henderson,
Walter Parnel1, VIM. Somerville, DR.. J.
c. Curryer, DR.. NJ. H. Reynolds, o. G..
Gregg.
: ]. G. Haines has sold out. Mr.. Austin,
of Glencoe, is the purchaser. He is a
young man. with plenty of business abili-
ty, enterprising and backing. We ar
sorry to have i'm sell out, but sinee he
announces that he will build a handsome
new business house, and thus make IL
other improvement to the town.-[Pay-
nesville Press.
The Times has received a long COM
raunication from ]. d. Laswell, the
printer whose wife complained to the
mayor and police few days ago, as to
his illtreatment of her. His letter is
largely devoted to a recital Of family in
cidents and troubles which would not
interest the public. From his stand
point, it is another case of too much
mother-in-law.
-On Friday evening early, about seven
o'clock, the western sky will present an
interesting aspect, The planets Venus,
and Jupiter will be in conjunction. Even
an opera glass will be great help in OBJ
serving them. bringing out their brillian-
cy wonderfully. They approach to
within one minute of arc, but that is
after they set. The nearest visible dis
lance here will be about twenty minutes.
The friends Of Albert Blanz, who is
now serving a life sentence in the State
prison at Saltwater, for the crime OF
manslaughter, will petition the governor
to pardon him. Blanz four years ago
shot and killed man nameS De Bill.
He was tried in June term of court, 1888,
and convicted of mansiaughter. The
matter has now been placed in the hands
of an attorney. who is securing the sig
natures of the jury to petition to the
governor. He has obtained the greater
number, and it is expected that the
judge and the county attorney will
recommend q conditional pardon.-(St,
J Cloud Times. :.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04

Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs and the liver, are
cured by Hoods Pills. Unequalled as
dinner pill. ->
Dan. S. Duncan wants twenty-five
good young ewes. Apply to him in per-
son at West Union, or address him there
or at Sank Centre. 80 4w
Frank M. Eddy, clerk OF the District
court for Pope county, was in the city
on Friday. He is not only thoroughly
familiar with state politics, but he is no
mean factor in shaping them.
"A beautiful and fragrant pyramid
adorned one of the tables at the meeting
of the Literary Association. 1t consisted
of tulips, roses, and carnations. inter.
woven with smilax. #.~
If you want farm cheap and on
easy terms, within four miles of this city,
address A. Humphreys, Loan and Trust
Building, Minneapolis. 4w
DIR. McMasters has been confined to
his home the greater part of the past
week-la grippe was presenting the
argumentun ad hominem--''you know
how it is yourself
The Twin Cities banquetted Tom
Lowry-Sauk Centre, not to be behind
hand, will give Henry Keller a like
feed" at the Sank Centre House, on
February sth.-[St. Cloud Times.
|. I'm the state examinations, a young
lady explained the frequency of fogs on
the New Foundland banks by attribut-
ing them to the dam weather. She
missed one letter. but she hit the truth.
VIM. E. Lee, of Long Prairie, has
won his great patent suit in the federal
courts. 1t involves important and in.
dispensible points in mill machinery, and
is exceedingly valuable.
Attention! If you desire fine head
of hair of a natural hue and free from
dandruff, Halls Hair Remover is the
best and safest preparation to accom-
plish it.
-R. J. O'Connell was called to LIE
Sueur to attend the funeral of his father,
and during his absence, Mrs. Q,cannel!
received telegram from Seattle, an.
nouncing the death of her father. Itrwas
a ~od c<,;r,Td.,ca
The directors of the First National
Bank met at the bank on Saturday
morning und re-elcctei the old officers
as follows. President, Henry Keller,
vice-president, S. M. Bruce; cashier, c,
M. Sprague.
While in Little Falls the other day
on his way to st. Paul, DR.. Dubois hap
PANIED to be on hand just as Superinten.
dent Law of the Northern Pacific road
sprained his ankle, and fixed the sufferer
up in due form.
Miss Nutting, assistant principal Of
The high school.receiyed the sad intele.
gence on Thursday last that her mother,
who is, a patient in a sanitariuln at
Waterloo, Iowa, was dangerously ill
and she left on Friday to be with her.
Mrs. B. B. KiIleen OF Raymond, was
striker suddenly with an epileptic fit or
"Wednesday morning, Corner Main and
Third-sts.. and was carried to the drug
store of 7. B. Perkins, where she soon re
|'yiyed. She fslIto the ground uncounci
ous, and at the time she had hes infant
ii her arms.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04
strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and heal
thy, try Electric Bitters. ti"La Grippe
has left you weak and weary, use Elec.
trio Bitters. This remedy acts directly
on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently
aiding those organs to perform their
functions. Ifyou are afflicted with Sick
Headache, you will find speedy and per-
manent reliet by taking Electric Bitters.
One trial will convince you that this is
the remedy you need. Large bottles only
SOC. at M. A. Scheldrup,s drugstore.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1892.
La Grippe is relaxing.
Half the grain-etc.

La Grippe is relaxing.
Half the grain-etc.
"Wednesday was Candlemas day.
DIR. Dubois went to St. Paul on
Tuesday.
"A. H. Petit is confined to his home
with the grip.
"A little fresh snow on Tuesday re-
paired the sleighing.
Frank Carr drove up to Alexandria
on Saturday. He did not 60 alone
Henry Keller, Jr., is home for a few
days. "
Web. Harmon spent Sunday in St.
Cloud.
Thirty cords of green wood wanted
at Mel. Blied's, Sank Centre, MINI.
REV. J.. B. Drew preached at Alex.
andria on Sunday last.
The warm weather of last Saturday
ruined the sleighing IN the city.
Dawes How went down to st. Paul
on Saturday last.
w, D. Townsend went to Minneapo.
lis on Wednesday, on business.
-Chas. Kee of Willard, has been very
sick with pneumonia.
w. D. Townsend went down to Min
neapolis on Monday.
THE st. Cloud Odd Fellows will dedi.
cate new hall on February 18th.
-R. T. Greene returned from Chicago
on Saturday, whittier he went to. attend
the funeral of his father.
The Methodist church was packed
full with sympathizing friends who, at.
tended the funeral of little Paul Kelsey.
Sun day was a delightfully."- warm day,
but on M onday morning there was a
genuine n orthern blizzard. s
James Ingram, now with the Ma
tional Cordage Company, is in the city,
on business for the company.
Rev. ]. B. Drew was in the city or
Monday, renewing old acquaintance.
He is always welcome.
-E. E.. Clark OF Melrose, was in the
city on Saturday, transacting business
for the milling company.
Mrs. /. w. Ward of Little Falls spent
Sunday in the city, the guest of her par
ents, ]. c. Parker and wife.
Chan MarshaIlventured out of door.
for the first time on Saturday last, fol
more than four weeks.
Il. M. Thomason, who has beer
struggling with la grippefor q fortnight
has gotten the upper hands of the disease
-WAsTED-A harness maker at once
Only a 6rst-class workman need apply
Louis Kroessin, Sank Centre.
Tho plain unembroidered facts ar,
that our Spring Goods will surpass any
thing in the market. Mel. Billed.
Mel. Billed has some very fine window
displays in laces that merit the attention
Of all passers by.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04
Feed MIL.

Having erected building and put in a
frst-class roller feed mill, am prepared
to do all sorts of grinding OF feed on the
shortest notice and at reasonable rates.
Capacity of mill, a sack per minute. Call
and be convinced that / can give you
satisfaction. Grinding done at five cents
per sack. A stock of feed for sale at all
times. Third-st., opposite Days livery
stable. ED. Buck.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04
envy daughters Life

my DanNhtcF's Lie
Was. saved by Hoods Sarsaparilla,"
says Mr.. B. b. Jones of Alma, Maine.
"She had seven running sores in different
places on her body, but on giving her
Hoods Sarsaparilla there was marked
improvement and now she is well, strong
and healthy
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04

lied agents, who can sell only at the toIIow-
ing congratulated prices;
Dr. Fierces Golden Medical Discovery,
Sl,O0 per bottle. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. 800 per bottle. DR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, . cents per vial.
The genuine medicinca, which can be had
only at these prices, are the cheapest RENE
dies you can use, for they're guaranteed,
It's "value received or no pay IN every
case where DR.. Pierce's medicines fail to bene-
fit or euro, tina malafs win return the money.
Refuse everything offered as DIR. Pierce's
medicines at less than the above prices
They are generally spurious.
Don't get something that the dealer says is
g just as good It may be better for him,
but it's pretty certain to be worse for you
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1892-02-04

Don't be deceived
by dealers who
"cut" prices.
" Cutting prices
leads to |" cutting y
goods. For this
reason and to pro-
tect the public,
the genuine nedi-
cines Of DIR. R. V.
Pierce, are now
sold only through
regularly author
only at the follow.
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Excluding tho Chinese.

The argument Of his exccllency from
China is not easy to overthrow II this
country may exclude his countrymen
his country has the same right to ex-
cludo ours. This must be admitted,
every national sovereignty having the
indisputablc right to say who mayre-
sido within its borders.
The people OF the United States find
sojourncrs from China undesirable as
neighbors and competitors in the COM
petition for work and wages. Hence
We are not hungering for moro OF them.
Ii China finds Americans undesirable
persons to be in that country, oven to
the limited extent to which they 20
there, or if as measure OF retaliation
or for any other reason China wishes to
exclude Americans, We shall DO obliged
to admit her right and abide by her de-
cision.
Be China's action what it may, wc
have no use for the Tartar hordes that
are ready.to pour in on US.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Baron Won Folder, oil Vienna, has sold
his famous collection of butterflies to
Lord Rothschild of London, for So, 600.
Tho baron, who is now sevcnty-eight
years Of age, believed that he was too
old to care for his collection properly.
1t is said that Lord Rothschild intends
to leave his collection, now the finest in
tho world. to tho British museum when
he dies. gt-
Nine. Albani observed Rossini's cen
tenary anniversary by bcstowinS $500
on the poor OF Paris The money Is 10
BIO used III savings bank books, each
representing small deposit, which arc
to be given to tho best behaved and
otherwise deserving pupils Of the com
munal schools. {
Mr.. Gladstone receives no end OF ap-
plications for locks OF his hair. To one
OF these requests he replied q few days
ago that age has left him such scanty
amount that he would be quito bald il
he were to grant even few such fayors.
A San Francisco newspaper reporter
who interviewed Andrew Carnegie saws
the latter classcd himself as an agnostic,
and declared that, while he OK poets to
spend every dollar OF his fortune before
he dies, none OF it will 60 to a church.
Remenyi stopped in the midst of; Il
violin performance at Lawrence, Kas.,
to order crying baby out of the house.
and would not 20 on until his order
had been obeyed. It greatly offended
the Lawrence neOnla EE..LE-
Miss Harriet Hosmer will get .S2J 900
for the Queen isabella OF Castile,m to
be unveiled at the opening of the
womcn's department Of the Worlds
Fair.
George Alfred Townsend has gone to
Spain to get material for biography Of
Columbus. 5df %
Edgar A. Poe's own copy Of "The
Bells" has been auctioned ol;in Boston
.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Isaac Richards, OF East Machias, Me-,
who lacks few months Of being ninety.
nine years Of age, Is said to DO tho Oldest
pensionor OF tho war Of 1912. Me Ia
slightly deaf, but otherwise his fncultics
are unimpaircd. lie livea in the same
house with children, grandchildren and
great.grandchildren. @HN
There exists in como parts OF South
Dakota, Colorado and Texas singular
variety OF grass called sleepy grass"
When III fresh, green state this plant
is strongly charged with narcotic prop.
critics, 80 much so that horses and cattle
grazing it arc throwninto sleop. GT
Tho dcicnse in n Chicago suit wherein
n lady sues for damages for physca!
disabilities received in m accident has
introduced testimony that the fair
plaintiff nearly succeeded in thrashing
q constable.
1t Is stated that Paris firm OF glass.
makers has produced some porous glass
to BIO used for window panes. Tho pores
arc too .tlne to permit OF draught, but
cause q healthy ventilation in room. a,
Tho ostrich SURPRISES tho goat rs M
epicuro. When in confinement 1t swal-
lows with ayidity and digcsts with ease
stones, pieces OF wood and iron, knives
and other like delic0cies.
A gold brick was recently shipped to
San francisco from Yuma, CAL, tho
value (which WINS estimated at between
$4,000 aud $4,000. 1t weighed little
over $40 pounds. Il.
Fire escapes which can be carried in
the coat pocket and by which Il person
can safely descend from tho highest
hotel window in twenty seconds have
been invented.
Tho city council OF Elizabeth, n. j.,
has introduced IN ordinance to keep
young girls from picnics and balls, I'M.
less accompanied by parents or guard.
ians.
Bridgeport Comm high school girls
will not sing because they fear the cx-
ercise will spoil their good looks. Tho
school board has voted to mako them
sing. ,52gl 1@
y marine monster with tho head Of a
beast, the tongue OF q snake, the teeth
OF q lion and fms OF fish was caught in
San Francisco bay recently. ne u
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What Rcclnrooity Means.

Whom cotloo was put on tho FREQ list
We not only got nothing in exchange for
that act Of grace, but Brazil showed us
what she could do in tho way OF an ex-
port duty and gave us n tasto OF that.
Now, under reciprocity, when We
place an article OH tho FREQ list We ask
and We get something in return. The
difference in our favor is considerable
and easily appreciated.
Whom VIC thought it to our advantage
to put sugar on the free list wo had a
lever with which to move the sugar-pro-
ducing countries; and We moved them.
OF course tho free traders don't like
Republican reciprocity, They like
nothing Republican--it we except their
share Of tho prosperity brought to the
country by Republican policies.
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Como on With the Proof

The Register still wants 10 bet 500 that
it can name the halter with whom it
alleges it had an interview regarding
prices under the tariff. 1t also wants
10 bet that it can name timer whom
it quoted as saying certain things.
If the Register has confidence in the
statements OF the gentlemen alleged to
have been interviewed, why not name
them without demanding money con-
sideration for so doing2 If they are
reputable business men that fact will
give weight to their statements even If
they are not warranted by the facts. It
ought not to be necessary for news
paper claiming share Of tho public
confidence to stake money that it can
nuke good its assertions.
The ISrELLIGEscER quoted leading
business men OF Wheeling and gave
their names in proof that tho Mckinley
bill has not put up prices. It does not
feel called upon to mako what those
gentlemen said a matter of financial
speculation or to make tho question OF
their reliability subject for betting.
To give their names was sufficient in
the eyes OF the public, and this the IN
TELMGENcER has done.
1t is unimportant whether the Register
can name its authorities are not. That
is not the issue. The main issue is, are
the statements made by Congressman
NIcAIillin and kept standing in the Re
gi,ter's editorial columns true? and not
whether the Register can namo q man
who says they are true. Tho Register
wants to bet on its own veracity. 1t
will find no one who cares hundred
dollars,wort about its veracity concern
inga matter which has nothing to do
with the case.
In the meantime the INTELMGENcEa
proposes to stick to tho text, which
may DO found in the following para
graph standing in the Registers columns:
Tho laborer hns boon forced to pay moro
for the roof that shelters him, for the Int
TINT covers his hend and tho woolcns that
covor his back. Ho Inns Ind to pny moro
for tho linen no wears, tho hammer and
hoe with which no works. Yet his wages
havc not gone up. one cent. Whnt benefit
has Increased protection been to him.
Extract from. Congressman Mc.utlGns Speech in the
House March OH.
The INrELLlGEScER has proved by
some OF the leading business mon in
Wheeling that these statements are
untrue. The Register has not proved
that they arc true. Offers to bot are
not convincing arguments. Produce
the facts and figures regarding prices
now and compare them with tho Nc
Millin declaration.
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How About These Things ?

We can have everything cheaper by
cheapening Americana labor. This is
tho aim of free trade. ~sss
How could we compete in "the mar
kets OF the world" without bringing
our labor down to the level OF the labor
that supplies these markets?
How could've defend our home mar
ket, the best in the world, while we
were seeking .toE get ioothold under
free trade in those visionary markets Of
the free trade dreamers?
Does the esteemed Register. permit
itself to think on this subject? u
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At,sinson'n Popularity in 1,roo!se.
To the Editor OF hc Ia,cliigcncc-,

1VH'9 11NEE07 u VIC 1TE0tHEJe7tt'. ?" -
sIn:-Brookc county Republicans
could vote for the Hon. G. W. Atkinson
for governor OF West Virginia with a
clear conscience, and l think would give
him the full vote OF tho party, with a
few from the other side Of the fence.
He is good man, and is better known
in Brooke county than almost any other
OF our public men. We think it a good
time to put forward our best men.
Brooke has not forgotten the steal our
friends the enemy made in Wellsburg
during the last campaign. We would
like to give our next governor n better
title to his seat than our acting COVER
nor has got. $. W. A.,
IKeUS5uy, March 10.
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MORNING SMILES.

4 A sailor, about being married, could
not llnd change enough for tho parson's
fees. Tho reverend gentleman, unwill-
ing to tic tho couple without tho accus-
toned fees, demurred. Jack, placing
his hand in his pocket, drew out few
shillings, saying, Never mind, sir, mar
~ US rs far as it will go."-Tid-Bits. ~
& Grateful Gucst-"I ain Obliged to you,
Mrs. Mcfiinnis, for giving me exactly
tho half.cup Of coffee / asked for.
You're !, tho, first woman ! over saw
whose ,nhalf.cupn didn't overflow to tho
saucerp Amiablc Hostess nsed to
keep a boarding house, Mr.. Byles."-
Chicago Tribune.
l "What style Of gloves arc worn at
swell functions these days" "Woll,
that altogether depends. II you want
to got near the supper table. 1 would
advise you to wear boxing-gloyes."-
Hdrper', Bazaar.
"Why do you have that young man
call on your" said one young woman to
another. Ellis conversation is dread
fully dreary." II know it is. l only
encourage him during lent" Washing.
ton Star.
"Ah," unused MIR. Hungry Higgins, as
the Charitable officers" stored him to-
ward tho city wood yard, II have once
moro struck tho popular cord.",-In-
dianapoli, Journal. .s.5
Atown is to be started near Buffalo.
n. y, and named Depew. 1t ought to
be q success and soon DO able to speak
well for ITSELF baltimore american.
Tho Groom-"I can't see that check
your father placed among tho wedding
presents" The Bride" Papa is so alb
sent-minded. He lit his cigar with it"
Life.
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views on this subject? or does 1t still
think tho qucstionshould DO lodged?
An offer to bet on it will hardly DO a
satisfactory answer to those OF Its read.
crs who have ordinary intelligence.
Tho Dollar md tho Market Buslec,

Tho Dollar aud tho Market Basket.
"This BILL says Mr.. Bland, provides
that gold and silver shall DO equal at tho
minis" And there tho equality will
end. With n rush Of silver pouring
out OF the mints tho wago.oarncr who
goes with his silver dollars to do his
marketing will find hole in his market
basket g|Et E.t5
Gold will have vanished. In It's place
will remain something marked n dollar
that will buy about seventy cents
worth. This is the worlds experience
as 1t Is to DO found in its history.
Equality at tho mint is ono thing;
equality Mt tho market stall and tho
merchants counter is another thing.
The man who should oppose this
measure with all his might Is the man
who earns his bread in tho sweat Of his
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4 Good Move.

Mr.. MaxwelPs move for the creation
OF q liquo! license committee OF Council
is d good one. There are: committees
Tor almost everything else, why not to
pass on applications Tor liquor license?
Every year licenses are granted to men
VIGOROUSLY unfit to be entrusted with
the business. This might be done in
tho face OF eno: :uniavorable committee
report, butthe ceyoti;unfttpersons
slipping through would be less than
now, when almost everything goes"
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Like the ilittiny arrow
Or the rushing tide.
How Does This Strike tho Register

How Does This Strike the Register ~
Mr.. Hartcr, of Ohio, figures that his
party proposes to give to the owners OF
silver mines the comfortable protection
Of l43 per cent Oh their product. This
is doing pretty well for FREQ trade par
W, which would cut down tho living OF
every wage,carner in tho countryif it
had its way. Has the Register some
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-23
Tho Gerrymnndcr,

tits reassuring when supreme court
Of 4 state knocks in the head a lcgisla,
tive eorrymandcr. This has just hap,
pened in Wisconsin and ought to hap.
pen wherever similar job is attempted.
There is ample room for. it in West
Virginia where districts have been
shamefully juggled to keep down the
rising tide Of Republicanism. Just the
same the West Virginia Democracy is
doomed. It's
moments glide j5
Like the Hitting arrow
esat as''E Or thu rushing tido FI SO n