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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-01-20
Departments.

FARMER'S DEPARTMENT.
Special prominence will be given to all q,,es-
tons affecting the interests of the farmers. and
to agricultural topics. An account Of every farm
in the county will be given. Correspondence
solicited from farmers. Write facts and obscr
vatlons upon farming matters, and the editor
will put them in shape for the press. Particular
attention will he given to the subject Of Tree
Culture, rs one OF vitalimportancc to this part Of
the West.
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The School Year Opens Second Thursday in September
Being the Esd XcoT under One Principal.
The Winter Term begins Jan. 3d.
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Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell has our thanks
for the Congressional Record. =.

John G. Wise, OF the Mankato Re-
view, has our thanks for copy Of the
Grasshopper Report in pamphlet form.
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We ere already getting a taste Of
the beauties Of Democratic rule. Mr..
Garfield stated few days since that
forty manned union soldiers had re-
Gently lost their places about the House.
A discussion followed during which it
was developed that nine union soldiers
had been dismissed from the House
post Office and their places filled by nine
confederate soldiers.
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Nearly three-fourths of the commit.
ments in Mankato during the past year
were for drunkenness.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau
r ALL q z
Is the Very Best Route to
Chicago, New York, New England, the Cunadas

Is the Very Best Route to
Chicago, New York, New England, the Canadas,
> And
All Eastern and Southern Points,
: It Is the only Northwestern Line connecting in
s,Me depot iii Chicago, with any OF the great
Eastern or Southern Lines and is the most con-
venienty located with reference to reaching any
Depot, Hotel Or PLACE OF Business in that city
Chicago pepot-1Corncr Canal and West Nlatli-
son SITS Horse Cars and Stage Lines for all
parts Of the City constantly passing.
Chicago City Ofliccs-61 and C3 Clark St.
Milwaukee DepOt-C0rner Reed and South
Water Streets. Horse Cars and Omnibus Lines
running i1 re reguarly therefrom to the principal
City Ticket Oilice-4oo East Water Street, cor
ner Wisconsin st: =
The Only Through Line Between
MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL, MIL
WAUKEE, AND Chicago.
THROUGH PALACE SLEEPING CARS AND
DAY COACHES, with all the best modern ill.,
provements for safety and comfort, With Stec:
dust
A. v. II. CARPENTER,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt Milwaukee,
s: S. MERRILL, JNO. C. GAULT,
Gen'l Manager. Asst Gcnl Manager.
Jan. /. 1876 -l8ly.
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W0RT :}|I>!GTON SEMINARY,
FOR BOTH SEXES.
WORIHII GTON, MINNESOTA.

1htcr Term arHl Commence JaneaTu1
5, 1876, O1lI continue Yuclre Weeks
Tultiol1-sj 90 per Quarter, payable i'll advance.
One half 1T commencement and one half at
Middle OF Tcr1n
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We have but one price, and that as low as the
lowest, and, with our experience, we feel war.
ranted in saying that we cal, make it an object
for You to give US liberal share of your patron
age. HI @51s5 .s .s !. cs<s:It. 80: =,
Articles not in stock will be furnished OH short
notice. III. SID .ez.,Syayz}2.z4 IN !
. ."...'..5 ..... MOORE g. SMITH,
March q. 1871
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A State Forestry Association has
been organized with Hon-.E. F. Drake
rs President and Leonard 3. Hodges as
Secretary.
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Tobaccos.

Best brands OF Cigars fun lire OF smokers
Material. .',"''' >.'.@
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LAND DEPARTMENT.
Reliable Information will he given concerning
the securing Of Government Land. Letters of
inquiry as to Gle homestead and tree. claim laws
Will De promptly and correctly answered through,
the paper, and all the decisions of the General
Land Office which can be obtained will he pub.
lishcd.
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COLONY DEPARTMENT.
The ADVANCE, as intimatcd above, will be a
map and history Of the National Colony. All
questions relating to the soil, climate, and other
natural advantages, and to the development OF
Southwestern Minnesota. will be faithfully an.
swcred.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-14
A Lightning Bolt Writing Gods Name
on a Rlasphamer

Some Of our cotemparai les seem
disposed to question the truth OF our
that q negro man who was
killed 10y lightning fos days ago 10
Camphell county, had the The letters
GOD on his body. DR. Thomas II.
Norman. whose post Office address
is NJ. Zion, Campbell county has
tho Richmond Christian
1dcocate an account Of the circum
stances. from which we extract the
following
On the evening Of July 9th Perry
J,ues and George Browu. colorej
men ooioriously the most proiane,
wicked persons in the whole commu
nifty, with three other colorcd persons
took refuge. during the rain acc
PANEL by good dcal of lightning
and thunder, 10 tobacco barn on
,he land of Mr.. Geo. Crcascy.
From their several positions one
would have thought that two Of the
others were in more. and the third in
as much danger Us Jones end Brown
were. They, as their custom was.
were engaged in cursing ADD swearin
SUDDENLY the iighlning descended
upon them. aud while tho other three
we're uninjurcd, Jones' was killed and
Brown was stricken down scnseless
aud almost lifeless tor time Hc re-
vivcd alter few minutes, ani soon
seemed to have regained his siren 9Th,
but was dumb and bereit Of his mind
for several hours. The lightning had
set fire to bis clothing, aud he was
burned on his chest and left side anl
arm before the fire was eStinruished
In his mnniac efforts to free him ell
from those who were restraining hin
the skin was rubbed from tho burned
flesh and presented the following
characters, GOD. VerScloss repre-.
sep,atiop, TO say the least Of them
of the capital letters used in printing
the name of the Deity, while arouuc
and between them the skin was no
unrcmovcd, and apparently not burn
ed The above characters occupied
the angles OF an cquilateral triangl
which as you are doubtless aware
was in ancient days tho symbol o
Deity This mau then appears to hav'
been branded with tho name of hi
Creator 10 the symbolic language, !
may be OF his fprefathcrs three thou
sand years ago, and in the prn,c'
language OF tho nation to which h
belongs
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-14
T'oAL.I....I!'
Itching Piles

Arc generally preceded ny a moisture, II ~e pam.
piration. distressing ifching as thou PIN worms
were crawling In suJ about the rectrrn, partition.
larry at might when undressing, or IN bed sftsr
getting wsrm often timos shows itself around
the priv,to parts, and frequently fssasles sre
snrelv afflicted, extending in'sthe vssins, prov
ina very dtstr-sins. Ctses spf long stsnking gro
permanently curcd by simply applying
SwAyNE's OINTMENT.
T. particuiarly aiip,ri to al forms Of skin Dis.
eases, Cures even whcu all o'h,r romeiies and
treatment fail. r.
Cnrrs Tettc-, Scald Head,
salt Rhsrm, Ring Worm,
B,rberis Itch, Ptmpies, Sores,
prairie Itch, Ar'nv Itch.
sore Uatt-, Bl,tche-, S1rrvy,
Hnmors, Piles, Cte1nic Erysipclas OF
All EruptiOus, the face.
SwAYNE'S OINTMENT s4.ii
soom. 20 euro every case leaving tho skin smcosh
aud clear without blcmish behind,
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS,
Dr. sxayne h S,u q ,nt'euen-sTae box OF
q ntmeut von sent me by mail cured me eutirsiy
oi itching piles. which saf,rej with fir hyc
years enclosed hui 50 cents f,r another box for
a friend of mins. ANDREW J. BEAOH,
f,rmveii station, London Co., Vas
p"v Isaac holland. ...----.....,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-14
Gen Butler and the foor Widow:

A short time ago poor lrish-
woman, whose husband had been
killed in the war, called on Gen. Il.
+. Butler in Boston, to ask for his
influence in getting employment for
her son as u laborer in the navy
yard. She told her pitiful story
of cold nights and days in their
miserable lodging, of the weary
walks of herson seeking days labor
to stop tho slow starvation and
every word she said was proved by
the wretched shawl, the white face
and wasted Ggure. He heard the
story rs If he was used to it, aud was
taking ont his wallet to give her a
dollar and let her go, when he asked
in his gruif way: "Wheres your
husband, ma ma 2
He was killed in the war, sir--in
New Orleans-under you, said the
widow, and she broke down, snbbing
as if her heart would burst. and COW
ering her face with her apron,
Old Ben put his wallet in his
pocket, aud stood up with strange
glitter in his eye for moment, look
ing ut the woman's ) misery and grief
Then he told her to be quiet-asked
her husbands = name and regiment
and called one of his clerks. After
looking through large book, and
making notes, he told the poor wo'
man TO call on him in n fort night,
when he returned from Washington
and he also promised he would give
her the letter for her son. With II
greaiful heart the widow went away.
Three days afterward Gen. Butler
was in Washington, and he made il
his business. to see about tho widow
case at the War Department. He
found that n pension was due to hei
of 1,l75, and the money was trans
ferred to his care for her use after
proper formalities. When the two
weeks had expired, the widow called
on him in Boston for the letter fol
her son.
Here it ia said the General
this will get him work. and his
wages will be enough to support you
and him in comfort. And here, h'
added, pulling out an envelope, ii
another letter containing Sl,l75 fol
yourself, due to you by the United
States. Lodge this in the bank il
your own name, and if you want T.
invest it in any other way come t.
me and III tell Won how.
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THE BEST ETIDENCE.

The following icttcr from p, s. Bss,. Pastor
oi the VI. y. Church, NatIck. Mass. will he read
with interest by many physicians also those
suffering from the same ~ case es atii ctei the
son OF the Rev. y. I. Best No person can doubt
this tes inony, "a there Va no dblbt about tho
curative power OF vEJErlNE.
NA-IcK, MASS, Jan. LIST 1879.
SIR. II. n. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-Ne nave good reason for regard.
ing your NEGEriNEa medicine OF the grelt-
est value Wc icel assured that IL ht. beon tho
means OF saving our sons life. Ito Is now sew.
enteen years Of age for tha last twb yotrs he
has suffered from necrosis of his leg, caused by
scroiulous affection. AMI wasso FAR reluced
that nearly all who saw him thought his recov.
CRY impossible A council OF able physicians
could give us but the iain.est hope Of his ever
raliying two OF the numbor declaring that he
was beyond tho roach OF human remedies, that
even aInputatiOn could not save HIN as he had
not vIgof enough to endure tho operation. Just
then We commenced giving him V EtiETINE
continuously Improving, He has lately resum.
ed studIo, ,thro IN awayhis cru,ches aud cane.
and walks about cheerfully and strong.
opening wh.rc his limb wa. lancod. wc have
the fullest cOnhdencs that In little time ho
will be perfect cured.
lie has taken about three dczen bottles OF
NEiErlNE, but lately uses but liitlc, MS ho
declares ho Is too well t. be taking medicine.
Respectfully you're,
r.. =. BESr
Mas L.. q. r. BEST.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-14

Chased an viu lrunR aaverJI>el as
'uoclaimed property. by the United
States Express Company, which prov-
el to contain only some valuable arii-
cles and dirty cloihing On his arriv-
nj home the trunk WIS converted in
tn kindliug wood. Between the wood
and zinc bottom was found S3,0S5.
The Trunk bore no marks to indicate
who the owner might have been, aud
the most reasonable supposi'ion is
tina, It was shipped to some fictitious
name, aud coniaiued stolen money,
which. either by the interference Of
arrest, or from fear of detection, re-
mained uncsllsd for.
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r.ice 50 ceutsa box. or sout by mail TO any I'D.
dress on receipt Of price.
Sold By all Druggists,
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

A REMARKABLE CUHE.
was that OF Edward IL. Hanson, Engineer at
George Sweeny's Pottery. 1884 Ridxo avenue,
Philadelphia. lie hal u violent cough, night
sweats, sore throat and great weakness, spit At
different times pint OF blood, gave up Al
hope of recovery. Through tho use OF
"DR. SwAYNE'S WILD CHERRY SYRUP"
because q sound and healthy man, and 70.
mains so n this day, although twenty years
have elapsed since he was cured
PnICE ONE DOLLAR, six bottles - II
your Druggists or store-keepor does not sell itv
We will forward halt dozen. freight paid, u
any address, on receipt Of the price. 10.
Prepared only by,
DIR, SWAYNE h SON,
$50 North Sixth street, PILLS.
Sold by all Prominent Druggists.
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WHAT Is VHGETTNE I?

tits compound oxtractei from bsrks, roots
AMI herbs. II II Natures Remedy. II ts per-
fectiy harmless from any bal ehe't upon the
system. 10 is nourishiDg and strengthenius
II acts directly upon ths blood. II quiets the
nervous eystem. IL gives yoa good sweet sleep
at night IL is n ptnscss flr our axet fathe-s
and molhcrs for IL gives them strength. quiets
their nerves. and gives them Natures sweet
sleep. AS has b en- proved by many an AGED
person. IT is ths great Blond PuriHcr. q IL q
soothing remedy for our children. II has re.
heved and cured thousands II IL very pleasant
to take every child likes IL. II relieves and
cures sll diseases originating fron. impure
blood Try the VEgErINE. Give II fair
trial for your complaints; thon you will say TO
your friend neighbor aai acquaintance, "rry
II; II has cured me-"
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TO THE SICK.

a great many are now suffering with colds
coughs. and other ailments, which. II not
prouutiy attended to may result In a n incura.
bio disease. For all diseases OF the throat,
b. east and lungs, bronchial or asthmatic afec.
tlOus,
Dr. Spayae's Compound Syrup Of IVid
Cherry
IL n pleasant and certain cure. Tho oldest and
best remedy, IL promotes expecioration. ana
removes all diseased m ttter which obstruc's the
lunxs, tho liberation IL healed and tho sufferer
IA restored to perfect health. II l. nouri.hinx
strenGthening, and for disturbe rest at night,
it, use viii giye sweet rep so. IL the bowels arc
costive. or liver disordered, take at tirst fe~
doses of Swaynes Tar and SBrstpnriila Ptlh, !,
which will eyacuate tho bowels, aud 10 OF Vita
importance, relieve tho congestei liver, AMI
remove all biiiou'ness. Then follow with
Swayne's Wild Cherry syrup, aud health,
strength and hap liness IL sIro 10 b the resals
rnase Al N Iila IN pl lei ues
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-09-14

An hotel in Kansas has the follow
ing notice displayed in the bed
,,ns "Gentlemen wishing to
nmit suicide will please take the
tire Of the room. to avoid attaining
The bed linnen, walls and furniture
with blood"
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A GOOD FAMILY MEDIClNB
swAYNE'S
TAP I, cIVSlp Pills


Headache. Languor and Mel,n. holy general
Is spring from n disOrloroi stomach cOstiveness
or torpid liver. Each may be speedily remov.
ed by Dr Swayno's Tar Pulls, which stimulate
the Liver and stomt n to q healthy action Ia
removing all billiOusuess, and producing resu-
lar evacuations OF tho bowels.
LIVER COMPLAINT
that dreaded disease from which 50 many per-
sons suffer, IL frequently the cause OF
HEADACHE, INDIGESTION, q
DYSPEPSIA
IL speedily relieved, and are often permanently
cured by their use. Fevers are ofteu prevented
by the use OF these Sarsaparillt pills, as thsy
carry Oft, through the bood, the Impurities from
which thoy arise. For costivenoss thors is
nothing 50 etiectnal as
sMAYNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS.
They are purely vegetable, and act specially
on their liver NJ Blue Mass or Calomel, with
out any bad results from taxing.
describe symptoms on all comm nnications,
amt address letters to Or. Swayne n Sun, Phila-
dciphia. No charge for advice. Sent by all
on receIp, OF price. Price rs cents box nvs
boNes tor ~.
Ask your druggist for them.
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DIR. GORDNERS
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN.

MNl fBoN EN AM VEN IAN,
sure cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Impurities Ot the blo0l nui General Debility,
Female Weakness aud all other diseases arising
from - di-uriercl system. a positive ami eiiec'
tuai cure tlr Fever and Agur. Thousands have
used II when all Other remedies Jailed and to-
day are perfectly cured.
TIE INDIAN COMPOUND
Is ono of the most successful medicines ever of
icrcd TO the public, viz For Crnmp collie. par
rhea. Dysen,ery, Cholera, and all summer Com
plants. Rheumatism roothnche and Neuralgia,
This Compound IL warranted and has never
been known to fail In Cramp Cole In Horses.
HORSE AND CATTLE LlNIMENT
This celebrated Llrlmcnt has no equal the
world for tho following complaints In man or
beast, VIZ Sprains, Burns, sweeney, Collar
Blisters. FlesG Wound. Of all kinds an man or
beast, Rheumitism, Burns AMI Scnlds,wnrrant
ell to cure snake Bites, Apue In the Breast sore
Nipples. This iinimeut II highly recommended
by all VINO have useI Il.
KEYSTONE Cough SYRUP.
Thi. wonderful medicine, which Is purely aveg
eiablo Preparation, Is one OF the most safe,
speedy and sure cure for colds, coughs HOarN
ness, bronchitis. Wopping Cough, Pain In the
chest, SpittinI OF BLOOD, soreness ana Beediug
OF the Lungs or Throat which has ever been
offered to the publlc. DO not wait until your
cough hns settled In consumption, Tor consump-
tion once deeply seated cannot he cured. Try IL
ye afflicted ones for rhthislc Cough. Bronehitis
and all other affections otthe Throat Ani Lungs
aud with Gods blessing and u regular use OF
this mediclne according u direction you may
confidently expect n cure.
.GORDNER'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For tho relief and cure Of Bilious Comnlalnts OF
all kinds, dyspepsia. J,undic'. Headache, In
digestion, npurity orthe blood. Nc.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
Is a sure Cure for Bleeding AMI itching Piles
Full directions tIt u.s. accompany eich AMI
every package of the above mcicino. Be sure
that Dr. J Gurlncr's name IL printed upon
every Label. Information on any disease cheer.
fully communicated. Address
Dr J. II GORDNER,
Light Street Columbia Co. Pa
For sale at all Druggists AMI Country stores,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-08
SALE.

@rsy airtae Of an 07ier issued out efthe Orphans
Court q Somerset County. and % ne directed.
there viii be exposed 70 pubic sale in the horuush
Of Salisbury On
Saturday, NocembeT Al, 1876
at 10 O'Clock a. u, the residue q the real estate Of
Jost. J. SiutEman deeea sed. vim
No. J. The hOme place. esnsisfing Of two iot.-
having thereon ersctst \ two story brick hgu-er
stable. shops ami other ouieuihings, ADJOINING
Daniel baIehus AMI others.
No = A meadow lot Containing : acres more
or less, adjoining lands Oi Gegrge Weaver dnd
others.
No Two fields. one Of zhloh o0utsins abgut
9 acres ami the other 5, sdloininz Geo. Weaver
Samuel Glodfelfy and othsrs.
MOI Abyuf one acre OF land in Elkliez Up
adjoining lands OF Josiah Dively AMI silAs keiuh
Nos. l and J viii each be sost In two pieees- snd
no. 2 In lots 10 suit pGrchasers-
TERMS; Qne-thirt u the p1rchase money y
be paid On confirmation Of sale. ami balane m
too eqsal annual payments. 10 be secured by tadE
nsut binds. Ten per cent Of the hand money 70
Be paSi IS son as The property Il knsezed dgsn-
Ocs0ber i. Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-08
Of Money.

There is no doubt but the present situa-
ton OF all kinds of business and industry
is fearfulIy depressed. and it behooves
every family TO look carefully TO their ex-
penses. Winter is coming on when chill
dren are liable TO Group. Whooping Cough.
etc. Coughs and colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption with other
Throat and Lung diseases will carry off
many. These diseases should not be ne
elected. Doctor bills are expensive, and
We would advise our people to use Bos
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP. Ii never has
failed. One bottle ut 15 cents will keep
your whole family well during the winter.
Two doses will relieve anv case. Sold in
all tow rs in the United States, and by your
Druggis, G. W. BESFoRD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-08

THE Easton Sentinel SAYS: The school
board Of the borough OF Freemsnsburgh
got into a dead lock several months since
on the question OF a teacher for their high
schcol-the board being equally divided
between two spplicants-in consequence
the school renamed closed. Under the
act of assembly, which contains a remedy
for cases of this kind. the %eitizins OF that
borough last weak petitioned the court 10
come to their relief. After hearing their
COMPLAIN, Judge Meyers declared the seats
of the old board vacant and appointed a
new board. who are to discharge the duties
of school directors until their successors
are elected in February next. This is the
first case OF the kind that has ever been
brought to the notice Of our court.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-08

AccIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon last
an express train on the Pittsburgh &
Connellsville Railroad was running at the
rate OF about forty miles an hour past Gar
rett Station, when a woman, whose name
has no been stated. jumped from the
platform of one of the cars. The train
was stopped as soon as possible. and back
ed up to the place with the expectation
that a mangled body would be found.
Strange to say the lady was no more Sc
riously injured than the fracture OF her
collar bone, besides some Commissions about
the head. She was conveyed TO Slnd
Patch Tunnel. and is getting along very
well under the care Of DIR. Meyers. The
explanation given by her for jumping
from the train was the desire of reaching
Meyersdale. and she was under the i'm
preston hat the schedule did not call for
a stop at that place, hence she took her
chances.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-08

A MAN in Solano county. California.
best his wife SO numerically that she
died within q week. When the carriages
and hearse passed through the streets of
Knoxville, he was shaking dice in a sa-
loon. Some one remarked that it was his
wife's funeral, and he went TO the door.
lifted his hat, and hurrshed. This greet
ing seemed to shock the sensitive public
sentiment of the town. The brute was
discovered the next morning lying in the
shallow waiter of the creek, with one or
two bowldcrs on top of him.