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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
: Men Made Young at Sixty

There is no excuse for being old sixty COM
planning about palms In the back stiffness in The shou
dcrs and legs that tired feeling, nervousness,
Goslon constipation and failure OF vitality.
not he Nature started you with constitution that
ought to have held good until you eighty. you
ought to feel like n boy But YOU have overd0no
some things and wasted your vitality. sim have
the constitution but lack the force That electricity
and Electra Vlta will restore II
Look at the men who have used Electra and
will see OF force. OF power and confidence
who respect themselves and respected adj
mred by their fellow men,
Wouldn't like to be the n
years ago: TO have the same ambitious spirit, the
strength and Vitality that used possess? Wou!dnt
Ike be from pains aches,
YOU the equal In strength any your age2 You
bc,
All that YOU back is vitnlity-new life. You like
engine without steamyou haven't the motive power
to keep the machinery OF your body working properly
Anything that VIII restore steam will 4
Of Drugs have been ed,
You know that; Electra Vita will fall II Is cleo
trcity, and electricity life" That you
qulre and the proper this grand appliance win
give health and happiness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Electricity Is Natures Medicine

Prof. Andrew MscConnell President OF the So
ciety OF Universal Science. In recent essay, made
this statement.
THE only difference between we'll and
invalid s that the invalid Is not producing enough
electric power to the functions OF his body and
keep the vital organs TO the necessities of life.
with somc two hundred scientific experiments
from recognized scientists n has been conclusively
proved that this life is electricity; that by
derstanding the laws governing the production and
control of electricity in life any human
himself In few weeks, increase his working
capacity increase his vitality to the point of hav
ing overflow of happiness and JOY, and also that
person feeble from asc may in the way
reinvigorate himself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

impossible. Drugs are poi
sons. and poisons wreck the
nerves.
II you are weak. run down,
ervous and unambitlous; II
you suffer frequent headaches
and have spolls of dependency,
It means that your nerves are
starving for new energy, cleo
tricity, That's all they need
and nothing else will restore
them.
Electra Vita saturates the
nerves and vitals with electric
life while you sleep. II uullds
mp strength and vitality in ev-
cry weakened organ and drives
out pains and aches.
~ there was any nourish-
ment In drugs. they might do
some good but you know there
rs not. Drugs are drugs. stimu-
lants, narcotics, antidotes, pol
sons. not food, Electricity is
nerve food-nerve life II soaks
into the nerves and is taken up
by them Just as a sponge alb
serbs water. 1t nourlshes and
vitalizes the parts which drugs
cannot reach.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Keeps Old Age at Bay

I'eetrlcity will restore the elasticity buoyaucy
youth declares famous New York physician
'ti'ins IN the Medical Times
. ~ matter now Old man may be how young
saiS, whenever his al teres begin to harden, 10 re-
ue increased pressure Of the blood he actually
.,.e rhen the electric treatment applied and
II. /" ie" umes nature takes up the work
~ ~ ana the patient gets young agan-or at least he
4 Aoe 10 resist the encroachrnents OF old age
4. Ds electric stimulus the system is energzed the
e made to circulate equally, the digestion aided
"ae'e products eliminated. the repair TISSUES arc
s.s"o eno tho normal working of the bodily func-
rpns restored"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Electricity the Basis of Human
Vitality

Prof jacques Loeb, after ten years research and
Experiment, ade this statement,
"a part Of the chemical energy of feodstuhs Is
transformed Into electrical energy, which turn aves
|enersy TO the muscles and organs the body. Eec-
ks'city and not heat Is tho life tho body These
ulsceVerles are going to upset the theories Of
cine as administered by the physlcans today, as
vitality"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

when falls into any of disease he simply
does not produce much electricity in his body
when well. We see, too that like chronic
disease that begins from ignorance Of the laws OF
electric production gradually his generation
OF electricity until he finally reaches the point where he
docs not produce enough TO keep his vital
ming This death The OF cleo
tricity In of 20 would make the power the
amount OF electricity In a of 80. This
the proonging OF life scientific matter OF keeping the
production Of electricity the needs of the
hD5,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Electricity Will Supersede Drugs

we maintain that electricity Is tho pouer which runs
- nu'nah oody-the force that keeps the heart going
eo" circulating and the various organs performing
tsn,. ''"''s iiHe so many machines. We claim that
I'm - "orks the mirscle of digestion and assima-
Ia ~ converts the food into blood and bone tissue
''e'e' and supplies the brain with power 10 think
4ns. nave had our theories confirmed by the worlds
sciehusts' and today the Of electricity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
finds New Cure for Appendicitis

DR.. Harvey Archibald OF New York City has discov-
red that appendicitis yields the action
rety nearly mists dssIpated by the When
tease OF apperdicits into DIR, Archibads
po physician trains the powerfully penetrating
Ry the spot. Right away the swelling goes
osn. and the excruciatng pain stops short And after
We OF six days, after applications Arch
paid says the is always complete.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

fhe new cure iE nothing less than the process
pombarding the congestion about the appendix with
'eclc rays and high frequency current. The treat
W causes the blood to return to the central ciroula-
system the congestion departs for the simple reason
~ me cause OF the congestion been removed.
'na ti,ats the end OF the appendicitis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Health Without Drugging

M dArsonva, we'll known savant OF tho Phys-
ological institute OF Paris, In address the in
stitute said that electricity would the medicine
Of the future He allowed that IL excellent for GER
tain maiades and described the difference between
sudden shockH and the slow method by which Il
pervades the aystem without the patients conscious
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
|ppoR: ELL hApklN

Mr. VIM. Osterho!d, 800 Folsom street, San Fran
CISCO says;
81 well pleased with the work Of Electra Vita
in my / suffered from varcocele and rupture.
and must say that perfectly satisfied with the
results Of the treatment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Women Saved From Dangerous
Operations

A large percentage OF womens ailments per-
sicans such operations are not only dangerous. but
thoy sometimes serious complications Thousands
Of usolessly butchered who could be cured
by Electra vita In the privacy OF their own homes
In all such is strength
vitality and force, When the of the
body denied the vitality their
proper functions. inactivity and disease result
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-23
Electricity for Weak Nerves

a great many people suffer from ailments caused
by weak, impoverished nerves. and try to these
troubles by dosing their with drugs 1t Is
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
: FOXHO OL.M.;..'' .
lcrswdsd Out From Last Week.

Mrs. Bernard Berg and brother,
Olaf Sather from Loveburn, Sask.,
Canada, are visiting their sister MIS-.
N. Johannes north of town. They
lived here some three years ago be.
fore moving to Canada. They ex.
pressed their surprise at the for
ward strides the town and country
in general had made during their
absence.
Miss Gertrude Kules and brother
from Minot are visiting at the Glenn
Home this week. &
The Christmas Tree entertainment
given by the school on the oath was
a decided success. Standing room was
at a premium, the only drawback
was the non appearance of old Santa
Claus. A telephone message later in
the evening revealed the fact that his
reindeer were hung up in a snow
drift in the Beckhogan coulee near
Carpio.
5Foxholm' has organized q gun club
with some twenty charter members.
The trap and five thousand birds
have been received.
Frank Kirkelie of 'Donnybrook was
shaking hands with friends here last
week. ..,....-
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
DRADY ITEM s.

Miss Ada Wilson spent week in
brady returning to Minot last Tues
day. >~..
The young folks of brady will long
remember the New Years eve party
at the home of H. j. Herzog as one
of the most enjoyable of the winter.
The new games and charades were
the cause of much merriment.
Nelse and Josephine Underdahl left
for Minneapolis the first of this week
They will spend = few months with
their sister Mrs. Ed. Erickson at Clar-
issa. Nelse will also do" Minneapolis
before he returns in the spring.
Mr.. VIM. Hunt gave an oyster sup
per to few Of his neighbors.
Mrs. John Beckman and Raymond
Wilson are spending week In MI
not. am-... .a2-> =
!, Mrs. Carrick of Perth, N, o., is Wis.,
Iiting at the home OF H. - Herzog.
Messrs VIM. ]. Gull and Anton Web
Der of Freedom were guests at the
New Years party. ,..> r. -
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
Glazier Won Out

H. L. Glazier, proprietor of the op.
era house cigar store, who was arrest
ed several days ago, charged with
keeping slot machines in his place
Of business, was tried in Muray's
court Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Glazier
employed l.. ], Palda for his defense,
and insisted on a Jury trial. The jury
after being out about thirty seconds,
returned a verdict of mot guilty"
Mr.. Glaciers machines have been re-
stored to him.
A couple of weeks ago three slot
machines were found in the cigar
store, after the police had ordered
them taken out. The machines were
in one of the booths with their
faces turned to the wall, anu no money
was found in them. They had not been
used since the police had given their
orders, -,
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
Do Not Dump Ashes in Streets or
~ Alleys.

H# AIteySs
City ordinance strictly forbids this.
This is not particularly dangerous
to health but causes an unsightly ap-
pearance. The same is true when
large ash heaps are allowed to accu-
mulate in back yards. Besides this,
some unscrupulous people use ash
piles as cloak to conceal garbage,
etc, of various kinds. Have your ash
es removed at intervals, ana thus
obey the law in letter and in spirit
and prevent the liability Of being
classed with the above named individ-
uais, by some who are not acquainted
with the above facts. Even though
there Is little danger of contracting
disease from these piles of garbage,
rubbish, etc, during the cold weather
it Is far better to allow no accumula-
tions now which might cause contain
ination when spring thaw comes. .
AS far as possible every house
should have sewer connections which,
with our new water system should
improve health conditions in Minot.
There is very little excuse for any
accumulations of garbage and rub
bage during the winter months when
hot fires are handy for fully 95 per
cent of such material may easily be
disposed of in this manner. BY keep
ing all premises free from objection
able matter, conditions in general
may be improved.
Dr. r. w. Pence,
4 Health Commissioner.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
DIT hl6ene7 Returns R il
+: From West
Min4t Doctor Who Has Been Sojournin9 IN Old
Mexico IS Back-6onds Reduced and they
Have Been Furnished

DR.. Moeller. accompanied BY Peter
1ldvedson, one Of his. bondsmen, re-
turned Monday from the Southwest,
where he intended to buy land. His
The doctor has been at Los Angeles,
Cal, but went over into Old Mexico,
where he 1ntendede to buy land. His
bondsmen realizing that the doctor
was out Of the country, grew a little
alarmed, though they seemingly had
no reason for this, and asked to be
released. The doctors bonds: were
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

James. 8. Flatland from Marion,
S. D., will succeed s. J. LaDue as
cashier of the Union National bank
about Jan. II. Mr.. Flatland Is at
present cashier Of the Marion State
bank and has had six years exper.
ience in banking. He is man Of
family, a Norwegian who speaks the
German language readily, and taken
all in all, is considered an ideal man
for the place., He 'is q man above
reproach in his social and business
life, and will be welcomed to our
city. tss.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

Immediately raised from $4,000 to
$50, 900, and Mr.. Ildvedson was debu-
tized to bring the doctor back to Mi
not. Mr. Ildvedson had no trouble in
locating the doctor, who freely re-
turned with him. AS the doctor had
returned to Minot, the Judge decided
that he would reduce the bonds to
$4,000 and the doctor will likely be
able to furnish new bonds, If he has
not already done so. &, f.E
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
1t Set Him Guessing

Ed Holmes one of the employees of
McJannet's furniture store, received
an Xmas remembrance from an old
time lady friend in Indiana which has
set him to guessing. The package
consisted of some cake - which
may be wedding cake-and some
chicken, which may have formed part
of the wedding feast. Holmes is con.
siderably worried and is inyestigat-
ing. IT. ~ ~
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
FINE sLEiGHING.

Sleighing is said to be the finest In
the country in years. Farmers say
there is. plenty of snow which: fell
evenly, very few drifts being apparent.
The warm weather of several days ago
made a. crust over the snow and
even the severe winds of last week
failed to. move the snow. The roads
are packed as hard as Ice and tie
sIeighing was never better.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

A class of nineteen was initiated in
to the mysteries of the Elks lodge on
Saturday night. This was special
Kenmare night, practically all Of the
candidates coming from that city. The
occasion was one never to be forgot.
: ten by all present. A luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the cere-
monies, Is & s..
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
ELKS' DIRECTORS ELECTED

er, and b. H. Bradford for their dill
gent and efficient part which they took
in the building Of the new home,
was given vote of thanks by the
stockholders. ..,., ,.
A financial report was read by the
secretary, of the. association, Mr.. Lew
Is, which shows that the organization
Is in excellent shape and the affairs
are adjusting themselves in a very
satisfactory manner.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
= n = ~ 10 90 y
Matt lohnaon Here,

: Matt Johnson, editor Of the insur-
gent Omemee Herald, was in Minot
Monday night. Mr.. Johnson) IS one
Of the most forcible political writer's
in this part of the state and general
ly speaks right out in meeting when
he has any opinion to express. IL
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

Editor Schnitzler of the Mohall
Tribune, was in Minot Tuesday night,
comforting with the county commits.
sioners, whom he wanted to interest
in the Tribune to the extent of max.
ing it one of the official papers. snitz
is generally on hand when> the pie is
to be cut, and never fails to land an
equal share of it.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

and noticed this dog eating the finest
kind of breakfast. He wandered on
to some back porch, and made way
with a choice roast which had been
frozen to a dripping pan.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
HOW ARE YOUR TAXES :?

druggist is taxed over $500 on his
stock. A man who owns fairly good
auto, was taxed $40 for the devil
machine alone. 1t takes money to
make the mare go, and the old "hoss"
must have been going along some.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever you re-
ouire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness in
to energy, gloominess into joyous
ness. Their action is so gentle one
don't realize they have, taken puI-
qative. Sold by all dealers.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

The stockholders of the Elks' build
ing association held a meeting at the
Home Monday night and elected the
following board of directors for the
ensuing year: B. H. Bradford, L. M.
Davis, J. c. Woodruff. p. M. Cole, and
Harold J. Schulz. The new board are
all prominent public spirited Elks and
the selection is a good one. The old
board consisting of L. ]. Palda, John
H. Lewis. c. "A. Grow, yueo. w. Kemp
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy never
sdisappoints those who use it for OBJ
stinate coughs, colds and irritations
of the thrOat and lungs. It stands un.
rivaled as a remedy for all throat
and lung diseases. Sold by all deal
ers. "a.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

$500 reward for the apprehension
of the first man who is perfectly sat
isfied with his personal property tax,
es. The cards have been sent; out
this week, notifying all of the amount
of their personal property taxes, and
there is some lively kicking. One
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
a COLD DAY.

Monday was one of the coolest days
Of the winter, the thermometer reg
istering from 30 to 80 degrees over
the northwest. The air was very still
and in spite of the low temperature
no suffering was experienced.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

George Cannon Aldrich Smith with
apologies to McGahan) came up from
Plaza tuesday. George who owns the
Ryder News, was here in the inter
ests of. that paper. .l..
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

A new, postofice has been installed
south of Ross, known as Chester,
with Mr.. Ellis as postmaster. The
facilities for mail in that vicinity
hitherto have been abominable.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
Halstrom to Leave Penitentiary

taken by State Senator E. H. McAr'
thur, of Bottineau. The Forum Sat
urday night published a report that
the News Publishing Co., had been
purchased for Marshall and Gronna.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06
DOG STRUCK IT RICH

Bird dogs may be valuable at GER
j tain seasons of the year, but there is
one troublesome canine on Belyea
avenue that is breeding scab on his
nose The Independent man was walk
ing Gown the street the other day
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

The Independent wishes to congrat.
ulate Editor and Mrs. Carl Nelson, of
Cando on the birth Of fine baby boy
the day following Christmas.
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

r. D. Hellstrom, warden at the
state penitentiary, for the past three
years has resigned to accept the
business management of the Far
go Daily News. His place is to be
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

STRAYED from section %, 1882,
bay horse with halter, blind on LETT
eye: branded C3. Suitable rewa d for
information or return of animal to
Andy Louis, Sawyer, N. D. 1tpd
The Ward County independent., 1910-01-06

l have q few mailing lists OF Ward
county for sale. So. While they last.
NJ. G.. .Lindberg, III E. Srd street.
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-01-01
Marketing Eggs.

Eggs vary in color, size, flavor and
keeping quality, just as fruits vary, and
1t is Of much Importance that the poul-
tryman grade his eggs before marketing
as it is for the fruit grower to grade his
fruit. The nests should be clean, other
wise the eggs will lack in keeping quail
lty. The germs of decomposition enter
the egg through the shell, and for this
reason eggs laid in dirty nests will de-
terlorate in quality more rapidly than
eggs laid in clean nests. Eggs should be
gathered regularly each day, and broody
hens should not be allowed to sit on
them for any length of time. They
should be of uniform size and color.
Where white eggs are demanded, select
only white ones. Those off in size and
color should be discarded Or sold in local
markets. In every city there are reliable
grocery stores that are willing to pay
premium for regular shipments of select
eggs. 1t is possible by shipping eggs
direct to the consumer to get higher
prices. For this purpose special crates
will be necessary. These may be similar
III construction to the commercial egg
crate, but smaller, the size depending
somewhat on the requirements of the
individual customer.-Southern Poultry
Journal.
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-01-01
Chicken Ranching in Florida.

There is much instruction in compar-
ing the prices of land in Florida with
the prices in other sections of the coun-
try Take the vicinity of any of the
larger cities of the north and west for
the location of poultry farm, and the
necessary land would cost the buyer ten
to forty times as much as equally suit
able land in Florida. By common con-
sent ten acres is accepted as the best
area of land for chicken ranch with
such accessories as a cow or two and a
few pigs and a quantity of fruit trees.
Within ten miles of any of the cities of
the Pacific coast that land would cost
from five to forty thousand dollars, and
at the lowest named price it would be
the steep side of a hill or spot on
the slope of mountain. Really good
and suitable land for poultry raising
purposes can not be had on the Pacific
slope anywhere for less than ten times
what it would be necessary to pay for
equally valuable land near the big cities
of Florida
And in the matter of prices of the
products of the chicken ranch the Flor
ida rancher has the advantage in price
and transportation over the Pacific
rancher. The average prices of fowls
and eggs in Tampa and other Florida
cities are higher than in the cities of
any other portion of the country, unless