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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

Our Band is an orgamza.i OF which
every citizen has reason To he proud. and
it is justly entitled ts.tl'v support of our
people. While Wind u u very important
accessory to brass ha,.i-s, band can
not be run on it exclusively A little
hard cash is necessary. aud in ,eaching
tor it. the band will give good value for
every cent it receives next season we
shall need band. anil need it had IL
will be presidential elecrion year-and q
campaign without music 10 dull, sulIen
and tasteless. Furthermore. the Grand
Army Encampment will meet here. ard
We must have good band to help the
old bows keep step. There are hundred
reasons why we need band. but only
one way OF meeting the need, and that
is by supporting it. Read this program,
and then go to Hansen & Emerson's and
We your seat:
FIRST PART.
March, Gilmore's Triumphal, T. B. Brooke
2 Overture, Capitano. T. B. Brooke
Band.
8 Recitation. .sThe First Day Soil
tary. of Young Mans Five
Years imprisonment" Trowbridge
Mrs. Stanton.
4 Waltz, La Sarenata Darcy Jaxone
Band.
5 Vocal Solo, Selected,
Mr.. Henshaw.
8 Tattoo, Soldiers Life. Keller Bella
Band
PART IL.
l March. La Guerrest la PARK, Painpare
Band
Piano solo, Introduction and Polonaise, List
Mr.. Stoel
8 Recitation, 1.-THE Jiners,' Anon
Mrs. Stanton.
Selection, Wang, Morse
Band
Duet, Prison Scene from Trovatore, Verdi
Messrs Henshaw and Simonton
Gallop, Recreation, Hiesler
Band
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

4 Beautiful Ballad: III be Your Nam
ma To Day: Words by A. Laurence
Kinnamon, music by Alice Francela
Henslaw For sale by W. T. Dyer
& Bro, 500 Nicolet Ave, Mime
apolis-21,-23 West Fifth St., St.
Paul, Mimi
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

Ladies', misses and children's silk, kid
and wooden mitts in endless variety at
the Boston store.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

I.F. Albright. L. K. Aaker, Q. A
Johnson, las. Osend, Mrs. Olivia Peter
son. Z. e. Putnam, Jacob Rice, Nation
Scheig, Frank Waubs.
NO. P. HILSDALE,
Postmaster.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12
Adxertfsed Letters.

The following is a list of advertised
letters which remain uncalied for in this
office. for the week ending Dec. IL,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12
The weather.

The weather.
Weather record tor the week ending
WEDNESDAY,. December II. 1895. Obser-
varions taken at A. NJ. and 8 p. n:
Highest temperature At .. m. en- 18th -
do do ct p. N. on 10th 81
do - do atap. m. on l0tb 80
Lowest tempssature att a. m. on 9Th Ia
do do at1p. m. on 9Th rs
do do ate p. N. on 9TH s
Maximum on the 10th 80
Minimum on the 9Th la
Mean temperature this week ls
Mean temperature last weeK IL
Snow fall In inches 0O0
Prevailing wind southwest southeast.
Indicates below zero.
CAPT. L. E. Coz.
Observer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

Cents hemstiched linen initial hand
kerchief at the Boston Store.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12
C.F M:ller had his lett foot crushed al

For a barrel of nice winter apples De
sure to GO to A. Dahlem's grocery store
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

R. T. Greene & Co., as will be seen
by their advertisements elsewhere, will
close out their immense stock of holiday
goods at costa considerable proper
tion at much less than cost. 1t is an
opportunity to secure goods which are
standards in their line. The flrm makes
this offer IN good faith-for the purpose
OF closing out business entirely. The
firm will go out of business altogether,
and the HERALD regretfuIIy announces
that it Is Els purpose to remove from
the city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1895-12-12

Christmas is the tine above all. that YOU
want good things to ear. My line Of fancy
groceries is complete.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-07

Befolkningsstatistik. Little Falls
lar enligt senaste rakning hafva mellan
5, 900 och 5000 invanare.
Gamma1 brudgum. A. Whitten.
nagot ofver 80 ar gammal och bosatt
Auoka, ingick den deLnes aktenskap
med mrs Emma Morton, en- 4S ars gam
NAL enka Mr. Whitten har varit enk-
ling nagot mindre an ett ar och ar
makta rik.
,Duluthnyheter. Fran Duluth och
Two Harbor5 hafva utsteppats under
sistlidne juni manad 4s5, 962 tons ore
och under juli 536, 14S tons, det storsta
antal tons SON hittiils for nagon manad
antecSnats. - Oliver grufbolaget, som
DRIVER ''the Lone JACK" och Oliver
grufvorna Virginia, ha.va okat arbets-
l0nerna fran Sl.35 till S1.5o pr dag, och
de arbetare som hittills fatt 81. SO fa
nu ST. go ON dagen. L5nerna vid Frank
lin grufyau a"o cc!s pa0lzta med unge-
far 20 procent. - En- petitionslista cir
kulerar med Andamal att IA f6rbud ut
fardadt FOR Wilbur Opera sallskapet
att spela pa sondagsqvitllarne. --"Iron-
ton Structure Steel Co." 0ppnar nasta
vecka sina verk, som gifva l5O man ar
bette.
Fran WEIGH. En- af delta samhal.
les och forsamlings aldre och verksam-
ma medlemmar, Carl Jonas Berg, afied
efter en- langre siukdom slit hem
We!ch, Goodhue CO., den aug. Mr..
Berg foddes Madesjo f0rsaml., Kali
mar Ian, Sverige, den juni 1888. Han
anlSom till Amerika 1866 och har sedan
sv. luth. forsaml. harstades stiftades,
1873, varit en- verksam medlem af dem
samma och med undantag af tvenne ar
hela tiden tjenstgiort com diakon.
Krifta ! nnderlifvet var orsaken till
den kraftfulle mannens d5d. Han e.
terlcmnar en- sOrjande maka och tven-
ne barn SAINT mira slagtingar och an
forvandter jemte en- stor vankrets. Be-
grafningen f6rrattades af f6rsamlingens
pastor j. E. Linner under EFT stort till
lopp af menniskor lordagen den dis.
Den aflidne har efterlemnat ett stort
tomrum / f6rsamlingen och samhallet,
men han gick hem tron pa sin iralsa-
re, som vi hafva all anledning att tro,
och vi villa derf6r icke missunna ho-
nom hvilan och lotten att vara med
den triumferande forsamlingen him
nelen. Frid Diver den hadangangnes
mime. j. E. L.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-07
d A KOT A.
Pension boyiliades under forra vec-
kan Gllberg Nelson 1 Volgs, 8. ID.

Pension boyiliades under f0rra vec-
kan Gllberg Nelson | Nolga, s d
Rtkiig afkastnfng. vid fonsdags
foretagen troskning q en- farm trak-
ten al Yankton, s. d., crh0lls icke
mindre i'm l25 bushels hafre per acre.
Afven andra platser deromkring har
afkastningen 0rverstigit 100 bushels pr
acre,
.Postverket. Eft nytt postkontor
har blifvit inrattadt Preston, Ransom
county, s. d., med ]. o. jacobson som
postmiistare. Arvensd Mason, N. D.,
har nytt postkontor inrattats, och ar
John M. johnson utnamd till postma-
stare derstAdes.
Nidingsd&d. Eft 10 acres hvetefilt
tillhorande Fred Jones Sioux Falls,
S. ID. och belaget strax utom staden,
0delades fredags af eldsviida. Egaren
gOr en- ganska ansenlig forlust, enar
saden var ovanligt vacker och lolvade
ge en- afkastning af omhrihg 40 bushels
per acre. Dot anses, att elden blifvit
anlagd af l0sdrifvare.
Borgesmannen masto betala.
Som bekant blefvo den lila beryktade
Taylors borgesman of F0renta Slater
mas domstol alagda att betacla den ge-
nom f0rskingringarne uppkomna ba-
lansen statskassan. Eft uppskof pa
80 dugar beviliades dem vlsserligen, da
utslaget fAldes, men denna It'd ar da.
garne till linda, och attorney general
Crawford har forklarat, att borgesman-
pen bestamd It'd maste punga ut med
800, 900.
Wis indian. Eft sallskap Yankton
indianer reste harforliden genom
Chamberlain, s. d., pa v5g till Brule-
reservationen for att deltaga de der
stades firade festlighetcrna. l sillska-
pet belann sig bland andra en- aldrig
indian, hvars tankfulla 0gon och fara-
de panna vittnade ON skarpt iorstani
och rik erfarenhet. Aldringen, som
tydligen hade en- aning ON att hans
dagar voro raknade, tog under vistel-
sen staden matt och steg for att bere-
da sig for farden till ''de sJlla jagtmar-
kerna", det han inls0pte Gu likkista
och f6rde med sig pa resan. Aningen
slog afven in, ty den gamle aaed korb
fore framkomsten till Brulereservatio-
nen, och der den frammande iorden
blef han sedan begrafven. 81
Konstbevattning. Fran Mitchell,
S. D., meddelas, att farmarne atskil-
liga delar af staten bUriat ogna betyd-
lig uppmarksamhetat konstbevattning.
Sarskildt Or delta fallet Dawson
county. Anledningen till namda for
hallande har man att s0l1a deri, att
arssk6rden dc konstbovattnade falten
blir ofantligt riklig. Sa I. ex. egde
farmaren Jacobson ett dylikt satt be-
vattnadt hvetefalt pa omkring 80 acres
och f5rra veckan sk0rdade han dera
icke mindre TN 900 bushels hvete. In-
ON namda county finnes for narvaran-
do omkring 70 artesiska brunnaR och
fiera sAnkas hvarje vecka. Farmarne
ha nemligen b6rjat inse. att dot endast
ar genom konstbevattning som trak-
tens b5rdiga iordman kan g5ras verk-.
ligt fruktbringande, och anse do icSe
utan skal, att ON endast iorden erhal-
Ter tillracklip vatska, fnnes Diet niger
stat inom unionen, som kan frambpin.
ga rikligare skJrdar an S5dra Dakota
~ s
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-07
En- amerilanska blir nar,risin.

En- amerikanska blir markisin-
ma. Nyligen har t5rlofning eklaterats
mellan marks Pierre de Chambrun,
anstald vid franska ambassador i
Washington, och miss Margaret Nj
chols, en- akta peria fran Ohio.
Blodsdaden i Chicago. L. L.
Connor har Iatit uttaga haktningsor-
der mot II. Fl. Holmes och dennes
kreatur Quinian for mord 4 sin hustru
Julia Connor ooh SIT barn, hvilka beg.
ge pa hemlighetsfnllt satt forsvunnit
/ Holmes 'slottn
Jim slagskampe har ingen akta
hustru mer Mrs Ollie Corbett AR nu
lagligen skid fran sin man och har
fatt ratt att kalia sig Ollie Lake, hvil-
ket dr. hennes .ficknamn. Hon ar till
erkand s5. 200 ON aret, hvilken summa
hennes I. d. man har att utbetala till
henne halfarsvis. Hon far gifta sir
igen ON hon will, och det will hon noQ.
Han will nog oclxsa gifta ON sig, men
han far inte sd lAnge Ollie lefver. Sa
behagade domaren saga
Elopements. En snickare Morris
Dean fran Dslavan, Wis, och miss
Jennie Sherwood fran Elgin, ILL.,, en-
mo som wager $50, 900 och ar is ar gam
NAL, skyndade ALT hvad tygen hollo
fran den senares hem sondags alta
dagar sedan troligtsis for att gifta sig
Flickans foraldrar aro utom sig. Dean
har en- franskilid hustru och tva barn.
= Unge herr Charles r. Cruzen, en-
forhoppningsfuli tolning en- Paxton
familj, och unga miss Jessie A. Neff
fran Ludlow, I'LL, satte sig en- dag forra
veckan pa sina velocipeder och hastade
/ f1ygande fart till Urbana, ILL.,, der de
skatfade sig det Tor aktenskap n8diga
intyget. = Iva unga alskande perso-
ner, horande till graddan af societeten
| New York, nemligen Louise Sayre
Kerr och Louise v. EKisssrn, giorde sir
den 81 sistlidne julfiettu tire osynliga
vid badorten Monmouth Beach, der
den unga damen uppeh0ll sig med sina
f0raldrar, reste iu till New York och
knoto der akteaslSapens band. Flic-
kans far vile icke yeta af nagon for
bindelse mellan de tn; och hvem vet,
kanske han hade sina giltiga anled-
ningar. Miss Kissams fader Dir huff
vudman for en- ansedd bankfirma
New York, och dennygifte mannen ar
en- af de yngre medlemmarne at '.the
stock exchanged derstades.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-07
w Is co N SIN.

n
Domd mordersaa Mrs E,hrnsh.
som Ashland una ! ut rattegAng for
mord q sin man, blet / forra veckan fun
men skyldig till namda brott och domd
till lifstidsfangelse.
Olycksfall. George Brownell (Bru-
nell?) i Palmyra rakade onsdags un-
der byggnadsarbete falla till marken
fran en- bristTallig stallning. fallet
krossade han hufyudskalen och erh6ll
fiera andra svara skador. hvilka han ei
tros kunna otverletva
Mystiskt dodsfaIL John Larson,
en- fran Minneapolis tin Ashland nyli-
gen anland person, afied fredag. Man
men hade nagra dagar f5rut blifyit fun
men liggande q en- gata staden sans
lost tillstand, Han aterfick senare
medvetandet, men yagrade envist att
lemna nagon upplysnins ON sina Stag
tingar eller ON orsaken till den bella
genhet, hvilken han .irakat.
Upphafd streik. Sagyorlxsarbe-
tarne j Glenweod, som for ett par vec-
kor sedan strsjkade under payrkan al
hogre dagpenning och afioningens ut
bekommande,i redas penningar, ater-
gingo till arbetet f0rlidan torsdag. Bo.
laget ingick pa de streikandes forslag
att h0ja daglonen och lofvade dess-
utom, att man .hadanefter dess ham
delsbodar skulle tillhandahalla matva-
ror och andra nod dgsindighetsartikla
efter rimliga priser
Skorden. Bsrgningen af arets grD.
da ar for nRrvarande 1 full gaag och
nastan fran ALA delar af staten inkom-
ma underrattelser ON en- rilxlig skord.
| St Croix county bsraknas I. ex af.
kastningen, pr acre blifva: ho ton, rag
30 bush., hvete 20 bush.. men deremot
hafre endast 40 bush; / Barron county:
hafre 10 a rs bush rag 40 a 80 bush,
hvete rs a 30 bush. ooh potatis $50 a
300 bush.; Trempealeau county: hafre
45 bush., korn 80 bush, rag och hvete
20 bush. somliga platser ar grodan
delvis skadad geuon frost och har och
der har skada anstalts genom brand |
saden, men allmanhat kunna farmar-
ne ar gladja sig over att deras moda
och arbete bli rik'igt bal0nade.
West superior-nyheter: Battra-
fiisen har pa sonare tiden b3rjat bli
synnerligen liiig sisom synes deraf, att
under sistlidne juli nsnad icke mindre
in 800 batar med en- sammaniagd drag-
tighet af 633, l53 tons fnkommo till ell
Ter utgingo fran hArparande skepps-
varf mot 130 batar med en- dragtighet
OF I62 800 tons under motsyarande It'd
.forlidet ar. Keystone national Bank
tf6rsattes forra veckan lxonkurs Till
gangarne uppgatill S3se, 575 och skull
derna till s259F47. Delta ar det fjerde
bankfallissemont, soms pa. en- kort It'd
intrAffat hirstades. Stadcns folk
mangd uppgar enligt folkrakningen
till 26, l76 och hoppet om att kunna
guppvisa ett fHyanafaantal pa 90.
600, hvilket manga hyste, blef saledes
,ej f0rverkligadti Utgangen al ratte-
gangen MOI borgmastare Starkweather
blef den, att den naHklsgade f5rra ycc-
kan af stadsfullmakti9emea II roster
mot 4 arsattes franfsift h6ga embete.
Han vilgrar cm@sl 4rtid att stalla sig
FSlet falda utslagGt till cfterrattelse. .ocfl
tordc derfJr saken Cd znnu yara afslu-
tad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-08-07
Nordens sommaE

Z
Pa gyllne purpurst;inkta vingar
Han kommer Diver sydlig Wig
Och upp mot pollen ater svingar
CLANS och seger fran slit tag.
Da smaller drifvan, b0ljan dansar,
Och lnnden hastigt klar sig gr5n,
Pa angen blomma nya kransar
Och himlen Ter, sd lius och skon.
Pa jord. luft, wagons droppar
Star lifvet ut mangtnsenfalIt,
Dat ror sig, lagar, brinner, hoppar
Med snabba pslsslag genom ALT
Ej dagen somua kan, biott sanker
Slit Ugonfock vid nattens kyss,
Slaruppsin stralblick smart och skanker
Oss samma gl0d som lyste nyss.
Och milda vestanfaktar leka
Der vinterstormen vredgad rot,
Och ljumma vagor lekfullt smeka
Dan strand de tryckt stelnadt sk6t.
ALT ar sd rikt, sd varmt, och stralar
Sa sk6nt sd underbart f0rbytt;
Ty masterhanden ater malar
Det gamla evigt ungt och nytt.
l Iskogens friska, gr6na salar
Dar gastar nu eft sangarlag,
Hvars toner Diver berg och dalar
Sa Ijufiigt klinga hvarje dag,
Och nordbon lyssnar, tjusas. rores,
AT alder var han sangens van,
Och nog vara skogar hores
Att sangens hem ar norGen an.
Iskymning / gra, bland sn0 och isar
vi lange nog ha suckat bort
Var winter, nu hvar nordbo prisar
Den ljufya sommarn, ack, sd kortl
0 latom oss till hjertat trycka
Det stralbekladda barnet. Smart
Slar sista timmen af var lycka,
Och da - hvem hejdar engelns fart?
Frejd.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
HOTEL HELP LIVE WELL.
How Large Eostelries Provide for Their
Armies Of Employees

Alter the modern hotel proprietor
has made all possible arrangements for
the comfort and care of his guests he
hnds himself confronted by the impor-
tant problem of providing for the army
OF help which he must EMPLOY saws the
y. Y. Hcrdid. A large hotel has in its
service 100 persons, VINO must he fed
and in some cases sheltered for the
night every day in the year. As the
average count" of the house does not
fall below this figure, it will he seen
that 1t requires a great deal of ingenu-
ity and some clever managing To pro-
vide for SO many employees without in
terierlng in any way with the comfort
OF those who III orally pay for their en-
tertaiument Arrangements are there
lore made in iirst-class houses for two
distinct and separate establishments
The city hotels do not furnish sleeping
accommodation for the majority of the
servants, who. for the most part. reside
outside of the hotel Just as factory
hands OF clerks in stores. and 90 aud
come at regular hours. They must he
Ted, however and they are entitled to
from three TO four meals day. accord
ing To the department in which they are
employed. In all the large hotels spe-
cial cooks are hired TO prepare the food,
the regular chefs having all they can do
10 look after the meals of the guests.
Al some hotels the entire service of
two or three cooks and half dozen
helpers are required for this purpose.
The rooms in which the help eat are
usually located in the basement. and,
while they are severely plain in their
furnishings, they are always extremely
clean and well kept. The tables, except
those devoted to the lowest grade of
help, are covered with white cloths,
which are not allowed to become filthy
before being changed.
There is an erroneous popular im-
preston that hotel employees are fed up
on the leavings of the guests. Food
from the tables goes directly into the
swill barrel. without exception. Should
more soup or meat or vegetables be
cooked for the guests than is needed to
supply their wants. such food is given
TO the servants, and not otherwise
In no business establishment in the
country are the lines between the sew
eral grades of employees so sharply
drawn as they are in the hotels. In
houses Of the first class there are four
grades. The first includes the officers.
who are divided into two classes, the
one including the office cashier head
clerks, room clerks. the steward. book
keepers head waiter and housekeeper,
and the other the assistant steward res
taurant cashiers. stenographers, tele-
graph operator chief electrician. chief
engineer aud pantry girls.
The second grade takes in the me-
chanics, and includes the carpenter,
electricians, assistant engineers and re-
ceiving clerks. The third grade in
cludes the walters, chambermaids. por-
tiers and hall boys. The fourth grade
is made up OF the fremen, laundresses.
yardnen, scrubbers dishwashers and
solutions. The bakers eat at table
spread in the bakeShop and the cooks
at a table set for them in the kitchen
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26

They was two OF Us after her-ClO-
rindy here an jes went up an sen J.
'whlch'll YOU haveg She kinder smirked
aud said n size lowed she didn't know
don't take no stocE in dickeriu' 80 !
comes right out an SAYS says |, '1e
Kin have me now OF not AT all.
Mighty pre,umin, says she bat kinder
soft like in tone. kuowed had her
then and KEEP up my bmsterin'
though my heart want hackin' up all
my mouth said Well says |, well
90 rlght away II yer ready at which
she held oil like and said il want fair
not 10 give Jonathan that's the other
fellow namc-a chance at H. see
right then AN there that I'd got To hus-
tie if wa, goiu 90 win. 80 ! says good
by 10 her for TIE munit an goes over
home an yoke, up II was Jest a,
thought When got back he-Clo-
rindy here va, al. tuckcred zap ready
Ter to start
When jid all Tai, happen2' | inter-
posed.
Last week he said Married that
day noon 20, Square ilNri,e,. over near
IhaYer We Wa~ e.t,u at lhe square
table ealiu', ". eu Pan Henry one of
the ueig bon boys ,cu ruunln IN and
says, SAYS hc, Hams. J0aulan an
Rindy's dads after YOU with the black
out Well. ali we could do was TO git
right up and pike of, putin the
squares good dinner under the seat.
Phil said that Jonathan thought | had
tux mean advantage of him
Nv hat right have the father and
friends of the girl-your wie-to run
after you in this manner?'
WAL, To tell the truth, | hadn't
thought OF that the young fellow re-
piled.
The girl started to speak but she was
stayed by the hand of her husband
What was you goin' to say, stranger'"
he asked.
Il was going to say that YOU are fool
ish in running away in this fashion.
Do you know how far you've gomez
about fifty mile reckon
"IOu've gone across Oregon county"
| answered. You are in Ripley now.
and Id advise you to turn back and 90
home"
An can't they take Clorindy?"
Il should not. replied, III you have
marriage certificate.
The girl almost laughed aloud.
well, I'll be gosh durned," the groom
exclaimed Gee about YOU leather
hided sons of Satan. Ii we meet them
fellers an they say shoe to US I'll pit
'em so full of holes that they won't hold
sand and"
Don't Ne rash" exclaimed Just
show your certificate. They'll growl,
but that will be the end of it,"
stranger said the young mountain
Ger, you've done me good turn, so
I'm goin' to do you one. You kin s'lute
the bride eff YOU want"
The girl did not hesitate moment.
She pushed her bonnet back and leaned
far down from the seat, her red lips
puckered and her eyes dancing with
merriment.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1895-04-26
THE BUSINESS MANS LUNCH.
Hard Work and Indigestion 60
Hand in Hand.

Concentrated thought, continued in, robs
the stomach Of necessary blood, and this is
also true Of hard physical labor.
When a five horse power engine IS made
20 do ten horsepower work something IS
going TO break Very often the hard
office will bolt " his food in a few min
utes which will take hours 10 digest. Then
too, many foods are about as useful in the
stomach as a key Of nails would be in
fire under a boiler. The ill-used stomach
refuses TO do its work without the proper
stimulus which il gets from the blood and
nerves. The nerves are weak and ready
TO break" because they do not get the
nourishment they require from the blood,
finally the ill-used brain is morbidly wide
awake when the overworked man at
tempts TO find rest in bed.
The application of common sense IN the
treatment of the stomach and the whole
system brings TO the busy man the full en-
ioymeut OF life and healthy digestion when
he takes DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets to
relieve a bilious stomach or after too
hearty meal, and Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery 10 purify, enrich and
vitalize the blood. The pellets are tiny
sugar-coated pills made of highly concen-
trated vegetable ingredients which relieve
the stomach Of all offending matters easily
and thoroughly. They need only be taken
for a short time 20 cure the biliousness,
constipation and slothfulness or torpor, of
the liver: then the Medical Discovery"
should be taken in teaspoonful doses TO i'm
crease the blood and enrich it. II has
peculiar effect upon the lining membranes
Of the stomach and bowels toning up and
strengthening them for all time. The
whole system feels the effect Of the pure
blood coursing through the body and the
nerves are vitalized and strengthened, not
deadeucd, or put 20 sleep, az the so-called
celery compounds and nerve mixtures do
but refreshed and fed on the food they
need for health. II you suffer from indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, nervousness, and any
of the ills which come from impure blood
and disordered stomach, you can cure
pOnrsei( with DR.. Piefce's Golden Medical
Discovery which can be obtained at any
drug store in the country.