The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-03-30
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E 49, OF THE ADVANCE
! al!!om Reporter: The Western Adj
f'sassee Has c!iang tli1fgo=and,is now
known ~ ~ 50 Inc " 0rtlllpgtOn Advance.
= Is ~ now enter1ng On. rne4 third year,
WILL excelEent: 1,rps poets TOT success
AlaN q 1t; deserves ~; ought GO llAYesi
Rock County Herald The 1Vtster,,
| Advance Is lilo more In;'its stead
comes the lI0.thtMgt01 vance with
sn!M, pla11i e, any attf:ctive lead: s,etltn
us Issue ~ OF september 18th the Advance
enters upon its third volume with an
o,en Isfora = MI, -, 80, :. ,saf..i
Wehava always, r y. a ivauno
as a model :in ! its. ,macI,a meal .ie,,artD
lment: its editorial .dena rtment = f Sr.t
class, and we sincerely ho,1e f viii IL \ |
great success financially. -
Grange Advance 8 The Advance, .,,pl NH n,,
lished at Wurthington. IS an al,Iy-edited
paper that deals with live uuestions: re-
coghizes the farmer, as, WORTHY az ntfe,,.
ton, and the development az oni. m:;tm.
raj and apric,llt,irnl resources a most
important, and therefore gives these
subjects u place iii its columns. The
last issue pays considerable attention to
Tree culture, but none too much.
=; The Citizen (Minneapolis):'% Wor-
Ellington las lad the blessing Of a GOOD
larer for some time 1n,st IL tie 'Ad.
vance, and we do not see that their in
terests nave suffered at I'LL in the recent
change OF administration Of that jour
nal. Such 4 paper is of great value to
any Young western town, and is rarely
i
An Illinois subscriber writes: You
ought to see how eager we all are: to
read the Advance. Every one about
the house tt les to read it first. i
A. ST Pal snhsor;hor s.x,s ,r,,a
lmo W., fo,. 10 Sa'1 .,,n Sro ~, Uoy .e
v"t ~ 80 - ~ ~ d"t" WIN you ale ~
tai paper. Won are MAKING If - T. hf.e,r
MANY COMPLIMENTS
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~. "a. EASTERN Journal's1 writes: READ
tne ADVANCE with more interest than
oloIy, ana such Il paper III Wortlington
IS greater wonder and i greater cred
II 20 IT'S manager, than the Herald III
Ne" York. -
The same Journalist saws of our pro-
gramme for Il good country paper -
That programme ought to he printed on
satin in letters Of rHid and limo ~ in
gilt frame, mot only in the Advance
| Once. nfyyy
office III the land. tits exactly my ide;.
of what the paper should he.
An Ohio subscriber saws: I can't helm
telling you how we'll I like the Advance
Of late. Somehow OF other it has got
to be the impression in our family that
there's about as much again in it now
as there used to he.
4 friend in the oast wr;tec. ,,,,s+
| conprat,;late vn,, ~ tho .rraot ;,a,rn''oD
ment vo,,:have n,.,'a !" {na AIr p,vco
Under fhe new n,nn, an,,n,,t - 70 10
best countrv: ,,aner 1snnw of ,na ' -
the peoDle Of the Nationhl S,n1omv dn
not give it a liberal sunnort tLev viii
proye ,mwort| v Of their vida re,nt,-
ton for liberalitv ami nroorsss;va
spirit. Such Il miner as Won are making
Of the Advance is Of imcalc,l,h,a w.,lne
to any community-indeetl it's value
cannot he estimated in dollars and
c2nts. And this is especially true of a
community like yours, founded upon
the great principles Ut Morality, Edu~
cation, Temperance and Industry. If
you are supported in your work rs you
deserve to be, you will soon he rich and
famous.
Rev. Is. II. Crever, in his Tbanksciy-
ing Address, said: Journalism us Il de-
ps'ttlhelt.o1 puDllc instruction, has, for
~ 81 y"uns u community; Il most ciedlt;a-
vl1 aeElese11Htloli n ti'e burlington
a e:'s'alee' Us euitof1H! management
~ J!st eStlIhate o1 tiie RESPONSE
o'e H.'lt ~ - Ci!lIeu 10 perform. IL Is
u ,,.'' en: Ml'h ';tslG ana TACT ana uh-
'H HJ u;rtu u'. w., i; ~ Geienus innocence
."! ~. s'l.ue' ah9 IS independeht ana Just
zenS are probably not aware of the ex-
tent to Which the growth of the COM
n on',,,'y Geptnus upon inns medium OF
not snf,icientlv ;mnr1sse1 Will t t f. ".e
II we will unite to make our Journal
the great power it may become, it will
t'ay t, 'ls PACK tioosaud lold. success
A ,vast W.: 4,
though in Wrsi Vir%in;:, + am o' gr:a n,
interested in the columns of tie Ad-
vance. l LOOK with rs much interest
sIy y, "svN, - n1 10 nc more, ior IT'S arrival
take. like rs snan and ;ts ,a ea
discrimination tn ct.nI fnr t,,n ,.;,.!,t