Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-12-07
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that maketh thy heart full of
strength and gladness? If not,
take Rocky Mountain Tea. Ask
your druggist:
Prof. E. E. Kaufman in Fargo
Forum: The Washington dis
patches Of yesterday report an in
terview with Senator Hansbrough
and the outspoken manner in
which he supports the farmer in
favoring the passage of the Grout
bill is highly gratifying to those of
his constituents who are striving
to advance the dairy interests Of
the state. Representative Spald-
ing had given assurances that the
bill would receive his support and
now the interview with senior
senator further shows the interest
being taken in the question of
fraud in dairy products as we'll as
all food ad%ulteration.
The McPhee- Downie Comedy
company closed a most successful
engagement at the opera house
Saturday evening. The old pop
ular favorites are still with the
company aud appeared in new
specialties Of such merit for fun
and music that the audiences
could never seem satisfied even
after two hours Of continuous en-
tertainment. While parts of the
plays touch the sympathetic chord
of real life, but only long enough
to drop onto the heartiest laugh
you ever enjoyed. Every member
of the company are artists in their
line, and altogether it is the
strongest comedy aggregation on
the road today.
Bright eyes are an infallible
index to youth, nice windows from
which Cupid shoots his arrows.
Rocky Mountain Tea makes bright
eyes. Ask your druggist.
"Sweet thanks I give today for
this, if nothing more" perhaps
best conveys the gladdened feel
ings Of the patients in the hospital
on Thanksgiving day, some of
whom were enjoying minute relief
from their human sufferings, others
endeavoring to feel satisfied at
being at least able to sit up and
watch the snow sits without softly
clothing the barren country's
nakedness, when the good sisters
and attendants brought to the
bedsides Of the sick the many nice
things provided by their ever
thoughtful friend Rev. G. Turner,
Mrs. Chisholm'andM Mr.. G. Cogelow.
Destined in the ranks hat are to
do suffering in this world, these
kindnesses on the part of the
donors seemed toswell their breasts
with JOY, and for the time caused
them to forget their ills, their
weakness, and live again their
youth. The heavy burden that
weighted their Thoughts, divided
from dear friends who we're per-
haps enjoying themselves, they
felt new life and Joy, even the
bread within their mouths being
made to taste sweet, seasoned with
the goodly deed and kindly visitof
Rev. @. Turner. On behalf Of the
patients, the Sisters of Mercy de-
sire to thank the kind-hearted
givers as the world thanks Him
above, and join their voices with
the millions in their blessed ap-
peal that the ver-watchful Father
will reward those on earth possess
sed of such love and truth.
If the average man would look
himself squarely in the eye, he
would see at once that. he needs
Rocky Mountain Tea. A priceless
boon to men. IS cents. Ask
your druggist.
The first of the series Of five
dancing lessons Mwas given by
Prof. Hall in the opera house
Tuesday evening. About twenty
couple we're present andss after two
hours Of instructions the remand