Democratic Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 3, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 February 1888 — Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Ex-senator John P. Carr, of White county, called in to see us Friday evening of last week. White eounty ex-senators seem to have abandired politics and turned their attention to the field of invention —Wolcot has invented a “he t-trap,” and Carr a threshing machine, Referring to the last, the L. favette Couri r says: “non. J. P. Carr has been offered $25,000 to assist in establishing a factory for his newly invented threshing machine.” —— ♦ ■ . In Brief, and to the Point. Dy-m|» ia is drcmlful. > <1 M’.er i- misery. Iri.lige.-ihm is a foe to Lfood i.at'ite. '1 |i.* human digest!v<« appal ittis is one of t e mos' cor.i’d d -u d w‘H'lerful bings in exi-.i-a.- It is ea-ilv [mt out of order. Gie;.sv food, tou 11 fool. .-loppy fo<i ' t»ad cookery, mentd worry, la'» hou’-s, irregular habits, and many other thing’which ought not to be, have made the American pe pie a nation of dyspeptics. But Green’s August Flower has done a w. ■ b > ful work in ref- ’tiling this sad business and in iking tb«American people so healthy that ihey can enjoy beh meals and be hnp y KemembeiNo happiness without health. But Green’s August Flower brings health and happiness to the dyspeptic. Ask your druggist for a bottle. Seventy-five cents. Father Zumbuelte, the highly esteemed pastor of the Catholic church at this place expects soon to take his departure for Germany, aud wi'l probably make that country his future home.

Don’t Experiment. You <*ai not afford to waste time in experimenting wLen you? lungs a-re in danger. Consumption always seems at first, only a <-oid. Do not pe’ .ot afny deal-r impose upon yen wit’n some cheap imitation of Di. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Couchs <nd Colds, but ! e sure you get the gentlin'*. Because he c< n make more profit ■»* m v 't il von lie has something j ;st »s good, or just the same. Don’t fie dec.-ived but insi t upon retting i»'r, King's Sew Discover , which (s guarantee] to give relic* m all Tnroai, Lung and Ghost affections. Tria! bottle free a* F. B. Meyer’s Drug dtore. Large Bottles $1 6 ■» -<• »«- 1 Fir e Engine 2'osrtf:f. By authoritv of ti Town Board granted at their nm- Hnu, Monday evening, ?i cout act was closed Tuesday wi 'i the agent Fairbanks Morse & Co., or Chicago, to.” one of their Lin igrt n chemical fire-engines. The maciiiue is to cost $590 but is b'-f-ht subject to approval. Two men can haul it about anil four c-m < , rale, it It is claimed that it ; l! force its fire extinguishing muJ.ur. up 100 feet of hose and tbr w it 100 fee further. If it is ail or nearly all that i! i; repress med to fie, ns acquisition will ue* oi go al advantage to the town and was a good move. . The capacity of the machine is 60 gallons of chemical fluid, each gallon of which is claimed to be equal to 800 gallons of water, forputting out a fire.

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