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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-12-06
PULNIONA.

Made from the prescription Of tho most eminent
physioans In the medical faculty IL offered to tho
public a radical cure for CcksuHPr1oN, BRoNcH1-
TIe CATARRH ASTHMA and all affections Of the THROAT
and LUNGS; for all Disorders Of the Nervous System
and Diseases Of the BLOOD. PULWONA increases
the strength and deepeEs tho color Of tho pale blood
Night svesto within fortnisht. It subdnes
the CH1LLs and FEVER. It diminishes Expectoration
causes calf end ref5eshine SLEEP the
yond comrAEis the best remedy known for CON-
9CMPs ION and all affections Of tho THROAT
LUNGS and NERVOUS SYSTEM;
Extracts from Letters from Pastors Of
Churches.
pULMONA saved my daughters life.
Rev. 4. JONES. Remsen, n. 7.
We bless god tor the benefits We have received from
the use Of PULMONA.
REV. p. WARREN, Canton, Pa.
Every one VII m have recommended 1t to has bene
dted much BY its use.
REV. O. D. HUMPHREYS. Racine. Wis.
A circular containirg advice for tho treatment of
the diseases above mentioned, certificates Of MANY
actual and full particulars OF essfuliy
treated wilt b cent free to applicants.
PULNON mar b obtained through Druekista or
orders may be sent 70 tho Proprietor direct Prics
Per bottle, or sx bottles for u. OSCAR q. NO6k6
u Cortland Street.. New York
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Mrs. General sherman.

Wife of the General of the United States Army
says: shave frequently purchased Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy for friends suffering with
Rheumatism, and in every instance it worked
like magic" Send for circular to Helphen-
slime s Bentley, Druggists, Washington, D. c.
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aleason,e Publications.

1WWs16WG1On1De
Great reduction in price for 1878 Of GLEA.
sons PICTORIAL to 81 = year. Single copies
cents.
The Hons CIRCLE to "a a year, single
copies cents, for sale by all newedcalers.
6LKAsoN's MONTHLY COMPANION to 81 a
year, single copies 10 cents. All postage free
The price of Chromos has just been greatly
reduced. No ono now gives such liberal
terms to agents a. We do. Send for new free
circular. Address F. GLEAsox d Co., 7ss
Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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7@s=soss eheunatisn Quickly Cursdl.-a~,.-rnss.4
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy, the great
Internal Medicine, VIII positively cure any
case OF rheumatism Onthe face OF the earth
Druggists. Send for circulars to Helphen-
slime & Bently, Druggists Washington D. c..
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:. AVER s SoN'st MANUAL contains informa-
ton OF great value to advertisers Sent free by
INV. AVER & Son, Adv. Agts, Philadelphia
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OF all the effects that exposure Of the skin to
he air or sun produces, the most disagreeable is
Jailed freckles or tan. II spread over the enti5e
mrface Of the parts exposed, it is called tan; Z
scattered at intervals, freckes. The finest skins
are most subject to them The KALLlSTON,
prepared by Joseph Burnett s. Co., Boston, con-
tains a peculiar erasive property which will re-
move these disagreeable stains. It 10 at the same
time perfectly harmless allayn ali tendency to
Inflammation, and 1onders the complexion clear
and beautiful.
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ssrhere,. Notniax Lake it,"

A1acE08 N0t1sHW8 AAaK6U w
"The best VIC ever used" "Find it much
cheaper than Others" "Can testify to its SUI
periOrity" Extracts from letters TO the manu-.
facturers Of DOoLEr's YEAST POWDER.
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SANDAl-W00D

Possesses much greater power II restoring 10 a
than either Cubabs or Copaiba. 1t never produces
Sickness 10 certain and speedy in its acton il fast
approaching every other remedy Sixty capsules
In fix or eight days. No other medicine can do this
been advertised such Pastes Mixtures PILLS. Bal.
SANS, ETC., all Of which have been abandoned.
Dundas Dick & Co.'s Sef. Capsules containing
Oil Of Sandal-,rood, sold at all drug stores. Ask
Tor circular, or send for one to IS and 81 Wooste,
Street, Nc1u YorE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
Impor.ant 20 Farmers.

We clip from the Raleigh Observer Of
the 3lst The following information IN re-
gard 10 German Millet. The low price at
which ii can be had will put il in the
power of nearly every farmer TO satisfy
himself Of the value Of the new forage
plant. But lee the trial be q fair and
honest one.
"On visit to the Department of Agris
culture yesterday We found the Com
missioner, Col. Polk, deyising plan by
which farmers could supply in a measure
the lDss incurred by them In the partial
failure of the crop by the unprecedented
bad weather Of the spring. lie had just
ascertaine,i by telegraph that the German
or Golden milIet seed could be placed in
this city from baltimore at S1.15 per
bushel. including sarSing. The seed can
lie bought in Baltimore, and perhaps
other cities, at Sl.2O per busliel cash.
Tie German inilIet was imported from
Germany since lie war, aud as a forage
plant II is notexcelled 10y any crop that is
EiVNn ~ AlGtglhlt- " hhSn shWh 80 hus
one busl,el per acre Is used broadcast, and
tile yield Is from six 10 eight thousand
pounds. When sown for seed u half
busllel per acre in drill and the yield fifty
TO sixty bushels, The millel is peculiarly
adapted TO this climate and u Il can be
sown successfully 10 the lst Of July our
farmers will see that splendid oppnr-
tuniiy Is here given 10 introduce u new
and profitable crop MS well as to repairthe
damage sustained in the failure OF the
cotion aud corn to come up in time.
Tie Commissioner Is so deeply inn
pressed with The Importance 70 the far
mers Of adopting this as one Of their crops
and especiallyat this time, that he will
issue, as lie informs us, circllar la re.
gard 10 IL NJ once.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
Regular Secretion Essential 90 fIealth.


The regular secretion and flow 0f Tile
gastric Juices, sud of the bile which the
Use Uf Hnsteitet's Stomach Bitters pro.
NOTES, are effects which c0nduce maleriIly
ii the restoration Of health, when the
system Il ,llsorlcred. Food II not diges-
tel ii the dyspepttc stomach because tile
gastric fluid u deficient. superintendent
or viliated; ;--the liver becomes eongeste,l
aud tie bowels coBstipated because the
supply Of his bic Is Inadequate or mis-
directed. The bittes rectiiips all tlii-. and
removes every III consequence ofnnn.
assimilation and bilious irregnlariiy.
Furthermore, u stimulates the action III
The kidueys, hy which impurities are s0
10 speak, strained from the hlOOd, and any
tendency In the urinary organs 10 gtow
sluggish aud disprdered counteraeta,l.
Whether Il be used Us rs means nf reg
ulating gastric or bilious secretion, and
relieving the overloaded bowels, or III
promote complete. aud therefore health.
fol, urinatiun, Hostetter's Bitters msyb 4
relied upon with confidence 10 accom-.
plish the end IN view.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
ua,..r nssers piasi.ana.

We had the pleasure ofa visit 81 Thurs
day last from this gentleman. the dis
tIngnIsbed Principal Of The famous
Bingham school. He las just 'enIerri
upon his resln ola six or eight weeks
vacation. n holiday rs much enjoyed by
the teacher as tile pupil, aud much more
nee,ied and deserved. The School closed
after prosperous session with still
brighter prospects for lis future success.
In fbnner days. II WIS fruitful feeder
20 The University. sending an annual con-
tribuiion Of pupils who were always sure
70 bear or the honors. Mai. y. Informs
us that this sear several Of his lads will
foIIow the good old way, aud enter the
College at Chapel Hill ut The coming
Commences ement.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
Trinity College Comm meneemcnt. EJuneithe
I3-l4fh.

June l0lh: The sermon before the
Theological Society will be preached by
Rev. w. NJ. Roby, President of Daven-
port Female College.
June Is: Trustees will meet at o.
clock, a. M.
At III o'clock the annual sermon will bp
preached by Rev. ]. W. North, d. d. OF
Shelby, n. G.
At = o'clock, y. M; the address to the
Alumni by II. +. Granger, ESD; of Colds.
born, uf the class 1851.
June II: Commencement. Governor
Hampton, Of South Carolina, introduced
by Governor Vance, will speak at or near
O'clock.
The North Carolina Railroad will sell
return tickets at ail stations at little
nIore than ohe fare; the Carolina Central
will charge one fare only; Ii Is expected
tile other roads will grant similar iayois,
Sufficient conveyances will be ut High
Point for all who may attend.
b. CRAVEN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
ne aaslIbus &e.

"A few days ago we saw q man asleep an
q wagon load of g,,ano, prone on his face,
with his ouispread arms clasped lovingly
around two fthe odorifcrous sacks; while
by his side WAS stretched his dug, his Iiose
thrust far into the interstices Of the fra.
grant load, with an abandon Of pleasure
as u he was ready ito die of-no, not Of a
rose-in aromatic painn IL was the last
dmnght of such exquisite enjoyment they
were TO draw from this fountain head, for
the e,lict has gone forth that no more
fertilizers are TO be stowed within the
corporate limits Of Hlllshoro. Unfortu-
nate place TINT all cannot breathe the
same mir alike; for while We see from the
abuve example that some delight in tile
volatile aroma of this elixir Of vegetable
life. son,e are 40 sensitive TO either emana.
iions that they hecome qualmish and call
for tile removal oftlie offending suIstance.
Aud the humane sensibilities OF tile Com
missioners have been moved TO com-
passion and yield TO mercy what they
NOutu uuNe utuieu w llttfeet.
But some odors, like those Of certain
very beautiful Oul iiamele-s little ani NAL
become fixed aud immoveable. only to be
neuiralized by the predominant fragrance
ofan overpowering perfume; and we are
glad 10 credit the rumor. that the kind
hearted Commissioners are found equal
TO the emergency aud are. prepared 10 cash
away the foul offence with floods Of
liquid sweets. Co,nplalsaut run,or hath
II. that, after the fashion % city watering
carts. a machine Is % traverse nur streets
to give them sprinkllDg Of eau de cologne,
daily renewing the grateful shower, aud
tapping The senses Of our Jurghers in the
Elysium of Sabean odors.
How far better this than the scent o.
that vulgar compound tllis reiincnien
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
DissiIlery Robbed.

Some time since, as we learn from MI.
A. Mangum, the stilI-house of Mr.. Fur
sythe on Knap of Reeds ~as broken
open at night and fifteen Or twenty
gallons of whiskey carried DIR The
liquor was found next day 10 the barn oi
Miss. Sally Walker Ia tile possession Of
aie AIgernon Oakley, white, and Andrew
Daniel. col. The latter escaped, but the
former was captured and tied; and on ths
route toa Magistrate, managed to slip III.
bcpds aud II again free.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

ing, satisfactory, and edifyillg in every
particular.
The afternoon was given up 70 decla-
nation BY .he young gentlemen Of the IN
stitution which was creditable to all, but
calling for no special comment.
We did not remain to the evening ex-
ercises which took place ut clock
Mr.. Bradshaw has furnished us with the
following programme. which we learn was
beautifully carried out TO the great de-
light of auditors and spectators.
10 save space. we will here say that
there was irs.camental music alter the
reading Of each composition.
PROGRAMME.
Gov. lIampton's March,
by Miss Gahnaway.
/. '.True Friendship"
I ,N by Miss Jennie Hall.
2. The Twilight Hour.
by Miss Sallie Lyon.
8 .AIl things bright must fade"
by Miss Lula Townsend.
A. To-day.
by bliss Emma wilson.
$. Happiness the pc ar! Of Life.
By Miss ii. A. Hall.
6 Flowers the gems Of earth and the
symbols Of heaven.
by Miss NJ. B. Hall.
z. Beauty.
By Miss Maggie Woods.
s. Nature.
by Miss G. j. Parker.
9. lnhumanity.
By Miss N. II Miller.
10. iloae the dearest link Of earth,
BY Miss 1. RounIree.
II. Farewell.
by Miss Bette Mckee.
Gong. Good Night.
BY the class.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
warm spr,nE..

We have received from DR.. w. II.
Howerton very neat pamphlet, descrip.
tive OF the location, aud virtues Of The
Warm Springs IL Madison County oi
which heispuprietor NJ doubt II u .ne
of the most aitractive watering places oil
tie continent, with many % the qualities
ofthe famous Hot Springs Of Arkansas
set or Ly beauty of natural scenery that
IL NOT equalled BY any similar place ID llle
country. We suppose a gondly throng
of visitors will he attracted BY both the
considerations Of benefit. aud beauty o.
-~nery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
A Bsrs,ary.

Mr. A. Mauguni Of Flat River informs
~ that on Friday night week. the house
o. DR.. Edward Speed was forcibly entered
through the window ofthe front room,
aud trunk containing SIS In currency
and valuable wearing aplarel was carried
or Next day the trunk was found half a
mile distant from the house. the money
gone. l,ut the clothing untouched. There
was no clue found to tile thief
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06
FALsErnpREssIoS.

It's generally supposed by a certain
class 81 cilizenes. who are not practical or
experienced, that Dyspepsia cannot in-
variably he cured, but We are pleased to
say that GREENS AUGUST FL0IER has
never. 10 our knowledge, failed to cure
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint In all lis
forms such as Sour Stomach, Costiveness,
Sick Headache, palpitation of the Heart,
low spirits, &c; &c. Ont of 10000 dozen
bottles sold last year, not single failure
Was reported, hut thousands Of compli-
mentary letters received from Druggists
wonderfn! cures. Three doses will re-
liese any case Try il. sample Bottles
10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. For sale
10y DIR. o. Hooker HiIlsboro. aud Stephen
A. White, Mebanesville.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

THg Ngw TowS HALL AT AVER. This
eleQnnt structure n now complete. 10
beauty ~ design Il surpasses anything Of
is kind IN tile State. Constructed Of
brick and dark marble Il u as permanent
as Il Is chaspliag. The English archl.
teois have adorned u in suldued colois,
which please without tiring the eye. pr
&c. Aver built and gave I. to the town 70
acknowledgment of the distinction they
conferred upoH him IN taking hIsnan,e'
Although itisa generous gift, still the
hearty good wishes Ola whole people are
Of greater value, and The generous donoi
las doailcss secured ilieui. Gt0ton t.ha%l
JoUrpoL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

A bright and beautiful child shows in
lis very expression that It's Bahyhood was
not associated with Opium, CordiaIs. ect;--
Tor ihe continued use Of Opium is an-
iangonistic TO health. That valuable aud
highly recommended Remedy for the
disorders Of Bahyhood. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Il absolutely free from Morphia
aud all other dangerous agents and can be
safely employed at all times. Only p
cents per bottle.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

,lisplaces, even though The former is asso-
ciated with agricultural thrift, and lcnds
during its existence In our midst some Of
the hum Of business life to streets too often
quiet under tile le,lden pail Of dullhess.
And so we yield withouta murmur, only
hoping that the same fastidiousness
which has condemned the foreign odor,
will be directed 70 older and more familiar
smells, native and 10 the manner born,
right under our noses all the lime, and
against which we protested last summer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

We regret 10 learn that Mr.. Fielding
Garrard. resldcut OF the yiclnlty Of
Mangum's store, died early last week. at
the sse u seventy. He was a gooi
citizen, and lived with the respect and
good will ofthe community.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

The oldest inhabitant finds this spiing
without parallel in lils experience. With
tie exception Of a few very hot days more
than fortnight ago. the weather has
been cool. almost cold, at night with
persistent North east winds. Vegetation
makes slow progress. Yet We have never
seen such wealth Of magnificent roses as
gladden. the eye this season. Their
glorious richness aud glow Of color seem
almost TO nlake an srlificial warmth.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

General Hampton will certainly deliver
an address II Trinity College on the llth
ins:. We therefore conclude without y
doubt that he Is to he at Chapel Hill. We
have no farther information than that 81.
ven son,. weeks since.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

The congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church is rejoicing in the arrival Of new
Organ. When il is up We hope 10 pro-
nounce upon its merits.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

See the ad Of that veteran boot and
. st,ssmaker, Thomas G. Hays, whose style
and finish IS not surpassed anywhere.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

We are glad to say that our suggestion
has been followed and steps have been put
over the wall Of the Presbyterian Cemetery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

See fourth page both for Ads and In
teresting reading matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

Cherries ofthe early varietiesare coming
IN In considerable quantities. Straw
berries are somewhat abundant. but un-
usually acid, owing probably to The con.
tinuance of cool weather.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

Our respected contemporary of the
Chicago Ledf(the appearance Of which
on our exchange list we have omitted to
notice, aud which We welcome as u
valuable addition 10 the literature of onr
staple commodity comments with some
freedom upon what he takes to be our
idea of honesty Ia subscribers. The SUBJ
,scrii,er TO whom we referred was All old
and heretofore puncfual one, always paye
ing in advance. His sin In this inS
stance, Of which he repented, was that OF
omission. The point that We desired to
make for the benefit ofall others, Wan the
recognition by him of the mutuality of
duties and obligations-a position so
generally lost sight of that the editor Is
held bound 10 consider himself the Obliged
party, ifby any sudden accession of good
nature a delinquent subscriber thinks of
his arrearages.
We admit indeed that morality is
terribly strained from lis erection when
such things, as striking exceptions 10
general practice, call for special COM
nlendation. But then we feel bound TO
water the first germs Of virtue.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

DuPoSCo's GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS ARE the surrst aud safest remedy
for ladies Id delicate health. ON.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-06-06

Caldwell of the Raleigh NeWs.marvels
over the appearance of colt in ihe streets
ofRaleigh. We suppose the rising genera
lion Of that city conclude that all horses
come into the world ready saddled aad
bfidled, or hitclled up in harness, just as
the city bred maiden asks when sne goes
into the country which cow 1t is that gives
the butier-nIilk. If Caldwell will come
up here, We will refresh Ills eyes with the
surprises of nature and show him any day
half dozen baby horses prancing about
in happy unconsciousness ofany future
servitude. II will be Of service TO Cal
well TO learn that horses were once colts;
thar loaves Of breaddo not grow ready
baked OH trees, and that peach trees do
not produce their truit already put up in
CANS, "a recurrence To fundamental prin.
ciples," brother Caldwell.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-23
Nicholas Minturn, I"
BY DR.. Holland. the Editor,

whose story of "Sevenoaks gave the hlgs
est satisfaction to the readers Of the
Monthly.
The scene OF this latest novel is laid OIL
the banks OF the Hudson. The hero is a
Young man who has been always TIED 10 IL
woman's apron strings" but who, by the
death Oi his mother, is lett alone III the
world--tO dliit on the current OF lite-witl
O fortune, but without purpose.
Another serial, "His Inheritance" by
Miss Traitor, will begin on the compile ton
OF "Ihat Lass o Lowrie's," by Mrs. Hodg.
son Burnett. Mrs. Burnett's story, begun
in August, has pathos and dramatic power
which have been a surprise to the public.
There il to ge series of original and eX'
quisitely illustrated papers oil Popular Sci.
ence," by Mrs. HerriCk, each paper COM
plele in itself.
There are obe. from various pens, paper
on
Home Life and Travel
Also, practical suggestions as TO town an
country life, village improvements, ETC., by
wall.known specialists,
Mr.. Barnard's articles on various indus
cries OF Great Britain include the history OF
"Some Experiments In Cooperation "A
Scottish Loaf Factory" in the November
number, and Toad Lane, Rochdale,' in
December. Other papers are, "The British
Workingman's Home" "a Nation of Shop
keepers" "Ha'penny aW for the Child
etc.
A richly illustrated series will be given OF
"American Sports by Flood and Field" by
various writers, and each on diilerenj
theme. The subject of
III ousehold AMI II omsecoration"
will have prominent place, whilst the
| productions OF American humOrists VIII ap'
| pear from month to month, The list VI
shorter stories, biographical and oto'l
| sketches, etc. , is long one.
The editorial department will continue t
employ the ablest pens both at home AM
| abroad. There will be series OF letters OF
literary matters, from London, by Mr.. We
ford.
The pages of the magazine will be opet
as heretofore, so far as limited space WI
permit. to the discussion of all themes a.
feeuhg the social and religious lie OF tn
WO .l' ana .sPeelailly t2 the EsdhsSL though
this country.
We mean to make the magazine sweete
| and purer, higher and nobler, more gems
and generous in all Its utterances ana lnnu
ences, and more welcome visitor tina
| ever UtlOlC III ublhCp Va "A~ ~
FIFTEEN MONTHS for "a.
sCRIBNER for December, now ready
and which contains the opening chapters
"Nicholas Minturn." will be read with cage
curiosity and interest. Perhaps no nor
readable number Of this magazine has "
been issued. The three numbers OF scri
ner for August, september, and Octo6e
containing the opening chapters OF ~
Last o. Lowrie's," will be given to ever
new subscriber (who requests it), an
whose subscription begins with the preseI
volume, T. e., with the November number.
Subscription price, "a year-31 cents
number. Special terms on bound volume
Subscribe with the nearest bookseller,
send check or y. o. money order TO
sCRIBNER II co.,
TAB Broadway, n. Y.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-08-23
SICK HEADACHE

This distres sing affection occurs most fire.
qucntly. = he disturbance Of the stomach,
arising from imperiectly dlgesrd contents,
causes a severe pain in ID head. accompanied
with disagrecabl" nausea, and this constitutes
what Is p0pul4ry known Us SICK Headache For
prompt relief