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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-02

ANOTHER OF RUNS T1CTYMI
Our readers will remember the &C.
count we gave at the time of the shoot
ing of stage driver at Sioux Falls.
The murderer WAS sentenced to seven
years in the penitentiary because the
killing WAS done under the influence of
liquor and under considerable provo
cation. The Sioux Falls correspond
ent of the Sioux City Journal says:
Last week was one of excitement in
this busy little burg-full of interest
and toll beyond all telling. Tuesday
morning court sat, and Judge Bennett,
with face stern and f0rbidding, but
good face that men respect and wo-
men trust, sat upon the bench and sum
med up facts that condemn for life the
culprit in the dock, Alonzo Corson,
who pleaded guilty to manslaugl,ter,
and was sentenced to seven years in
prison at hard work. AS liz stood
there before the relentless Judge, we
thought what elements for IL noble and
beautiful life warped and gone wrong;
and looked ut those allied by ties OF
blood reared beneath the same root
tree, laid on the same mothers breast
who came so many weary miles to be
| with this erring brother in his hour of
trial; and looked into the face of the
patient, loving sister-a good, sweet
face, that could light up with such
bright warmth that one could see dim
shadowy hope fingered in her heart-O
how my heart ac!led for them. Surely,
| the trail of the serpent is over all.
When the sentence came, he sat will,
bowed head and eyes dim with tears.
Did the dear old mothers face rise he.
fore him, and the time when lie, too, in
childish innocence knelt at her knee
aud lisped ''Our Father?'' His cloud
has dark ened, and is gloomy over his
entire sky-out in the storm and dark,
black night, will the sunlight, roses
and music OF existence ever come ia
him?
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

People removing to or visiting Worthington,
Blgelow, Hersey, Adrian Of Luverne, may, by
applying to Allen Gibson, Agent, at No. 100, LAKE
STREET. CHICAGO ILL.,, procure tickets at re.
dnced rates from the following points, to:wit -
Chicago. kfood and Harvard, Ill. Milwau-
kee, kenosha, Beloit, Madison, Fon du Lac. e.
roy and Sparta, Wis, and from Winona and st.
Paul. MINI. AlsolArgely reduced rates on house.
hold furniture from the same places per car load
or per hundred pounds. Mobiles county people
may be enabled to confer favor and secure VS.
Its from their friends by informing them Of the
above arrangement
Maps, pamphlets and full information ~ to
prices and terms Of sale Of the Railroad and Col.
ony lands by applying personally OF by letter to
ALLEN GIBSON,
SAT- Agent. No. 100 Lake st., Chieaeo. H.
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MACIIINERYFORNdL

MA CHINERYFO SALE
One Buckeye Reaper and Mower;
One Holiingworth Rake; One Garden
City Clipper Plow; Plow Attachment;
One Grain Drill; One Harrow; One
Grain Box. All nearly. new and for
sale at one-third cost. Apply to
= - .v.A.sP. MILLER.
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Our friend P. G. Swanson dropped in
the other day and paid up the old score
on the ADVANCE and six months a.
head. Our Scandinavian friends down
there along Ocheeda can't do without
the Peoples Paper,
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TO TRADE.

A good mare to trade for yoke of
oxen, COWS, sheep Or young stock. Ap-
ply to '' J.sH. MAXWELL,
ct. Sec. IL. Dewald.
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AS will he seen by Il report of Court
proceedings given elsewhere, our CO.
temporary of tile Journal, Daniel Rohr-
er, has been overloaded for threaten
ing to ''horse-whlp," ''gut," and
''shoot'' the cashier of the Worthington
Bank. The design of this action is to
put Rohrer under bonds to keep the
peace, and to prevent him from horse
whipping, quitting, shooting and other
wise ''mucilating'' the aforesaid Cash.
Ter. Also to restrain the said attorney
from otherwise horse-whipping, gut
ting, shooting, devastating, demolish-
ing, and calamitously and ruinously
destroying other people.
Now, one good turn deserves anoth-
er. Rohrer defended US when a Wor-:
Ellington rowdy attempted to put us
under bonds for allowing him to skunk
and dead-dog our Office and way-lay us
at night, for two years, without shoot
ing him. And Rohrer, together with
Emory Clark, defended us faithfully
and TO our complete satisfaction and
overwhelming triumph. We therefore
place our legal ability and lear aing at
his disposal in this important case, and
may the right prevail.
In case the Judge fines him $40 for
contempt of Court in refusing to give
bail and sends him to Mankato or Jack
son to Jail We shall do what we can to
console him. by supplying him with
copies of the ADVANCE to while away
the tediam of his cell, and a fine tooth
comb with which to make it lively for
any rats, mice, cockroaches, grasshop-
pers, or other vermin which may raid
him in the loneliness of his incarcera-
ton.
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COUNCIL PR0CEEDLN0a r..
=. July q. 1877.

- O0Ay 80 Aosss
Council met at 8 O'Clock y. M.
Present Thompson, Loveless, Ben
nett, Shell, Day. :..'
Bills Of I. J. Coon, 8. E. Chandler,
and S. Mclean, for services rs special
policemen on July 4th, 81, so each, al
lowed. q, =.
Com. on Ditching reported that the
ditcI, being dug by H. l.. Lackor was
On motion Of ". r. Bennett. order.
ed that Ii. L. Lackor he notified in
writing by the Recorder that said ditch
must be completed OH or before Aug.
10th or the contract will be cancelled.
On motion of D. Shell the Street Com.
he ordered to notify owners or occu-
pants Of property to NOW all weeds be-
ing on or in front of tlieir property aud
to pull up by the roots all cuckleburr.
Laythe Church appeared before the
Council and made statement with re-
gard to having worked three days poll
tax in June, for which he claimed com
lensatiOn.
Bill of J.. Church for three days work
on road, $3.50, allowed.
Bill of Il. J. Day, Recorder, $3.50 al
lowed.
Ordinance relating to the licensing
of dogs was passed. lSee ordinance
elsewhere.) Adjourned.
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See the advertisement Of the State
Normal School located at Mankato.
The next term will begin Sept. Sd.
This institution has an able corps of
instructors and is gaining yearly in
reputation and public favor.
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Really seems. DESTROYS Of finding q
soft place in our heart.-Journal.
Not much. We looked for soft
place in your lead and we found it,
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J. H. Cunningham, of Graham Lakes,
sold his wool to parties in Blue Earth
City, at sec per pound. He had $40
from 106 sheep, an average of nearly
81 pounds.
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RANSOM.

Barley and flax about all cut and in
stack. Oats being cut this week.
Quite a quantity of hay already in
stack and general demand for help to
put up hay. J. II. Dewey, Hiram Toms
and Geo. G.. Miner cut and shocked 4
acres CT oats on Monday last in eight
hours. The oats were very heavy and
will go 60 to Is bushels to the acre.
This was on Hiram Toms place.
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The ADVANCE Is kept on nle ut the National
Colony Ia d Once, l06 Fifth Avenue. Chicago,
where the latest numbers may always he found.
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w. w. Herdic walked in on Tuesday
with his hand in a sling. He got his
fingers into the rachel wheel of a now
er a I'd lost the end of the middle finger
of his left hand.
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CONE IN AND WRITE 4 LETTER..
Farmers IN town wishing to write letter are
invited to cal 1T the ADVANCE Office and do so.
Writing materials free.
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A Chicago subscriber says: '"The AD-
VANCE comes regularly, and I am glad
of it, as there is no paper look so
much for as it,
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The letter from Three Farmers in
the ADVANCE was q genuine letter
from actual farmers. Let others speak
out through the Peoples Paper.
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Capt. Mills dropped in on Tuesday
looking a little pale and thin from his
recent illness. Glad to see the Captain
about again.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1877-08-02

A supply of Legal Note, Foolscap
and Letter paper just received at the
Worthington Book Store.
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Prof. Humiston brought home min
allure telephone with which some sue
cessful telephonegraplling was done yes
terIlaV
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Mrs. Fordney informs us that the
boys are pulling up the vegetables in
her garden and that if it is continued
they will he prosecuted.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..
Notices in local columns, reading matter type,
20 cents line first insertion 10 cemtsa line each
subsequent Insertion. To regular advertisers,
half rates.
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OBTTUA.RY,
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GEO. j. DAY, Recorder,

OBITUARY.,
D1ED-In Chillicothe, Peoria county, Illinois,
on Saturday morning, july 28th, BESSIE, eldest
daughter Of W: II. and Maud HOyt, aged years
one month and Ii days.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AuDrTOR-Wm NJ Rear.
TREAsURER-H. ID. Humiston. 49,:
REGISTER or DEEDe-r. q. He'll
JUDGE or PROBArE-R. ID. BARBER ~
CLERK or COUnT-B n. Carrier.
SHERlFF-J. A. Town. :
SUKvEYOR-AIlen CLANCY. Deputy-Atlen
NJ. CLANCY.
COURT COMNIssIONER-H. d. TIu,nist0n.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. b. SOule.
CORoNER-IerOy Cole.
COUNTY simultaneously c. Bell.
COMMISSIONERS
First District-A. o. Condo, Of Hersey.
Second Distfict-A. G. Robinson, Of WOrthing-
ton.
Third District-E. 8. Mills, Ut Bigelow, Chair
man.
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GEO. o. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Graduate Of Ann Arl.,r, Michigan. Rasidence
on 10th street below the public hall. Olice at
the Colony Drug Store, OplOsite the W0fthng-
ton Hotel, WOrthingtOn, Mimn.
WI altent; promptly. to all Cults, doy or
might. (Nly.
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Clsyton Humiston has resigned his
position of Clerk at the Postoffice and
Jimmy Humiston takes his place. Clay
ton has made good Clerk.
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Official Paper Of the Coun.
ty.
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Mrs. Burt, of Mankato, is visiting
Mrs. D. S. Law, on the summit west of
town.
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j. IL. Maxwell arrived on Monday
last from Lyndon, Illinois, and has ta-
ken up his residence once more on his
farm in Dewald. He came through by
team and was Is days on the way. He
reports times hard in Illinois but crops
good. Mr.. NJ. is back to stay this time
unless the locusts drive him out again,
and we believe it safe to insure him a.
galnst that for some time to come.
We welcome Maxwell back and are glad
to see that he can't stay away from
this county.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

:, Two Yoke Of Oxen, left with me by my son j.
3. Williams for sale. viii be sold for cash
They are large oxen, eight years old firth TX It,
Said cattle are Ia J. r. Wallis herd in Seward.-
live on section 2, town Of Seward.
b46-2W. J. WILLIAMS
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PHKsI0IhM&
T CRAFTY, ~, D.,
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and tue
treatment Of Female Diseases; having had ten
Also Surgeon OI the Sioux City 4 st. Paul aud
WOrthingtOn & Sioux Falls Railroads.
Supplied with full cases OF Surgical ard Obstet
ric Il Instruments, and fracture appliances.
OFFICE-At residence, corner oi Fourth Ave-
nue. and Eleventh Street,
WORTHINGTON, AINM,.
rs Ally.
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NJ. NJ. Jenkins, a former resident of
Worthington, now of Martin county, is
in town.
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CLUB RATES.

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 year to
Gibbs OF ten or more Clubs Of ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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WOR7:HLN0 TON MAREEIH.
j.. WHEAT, $50 80.
FLOUR p bbl. Z On q II co.
BARLEY, No. 2, &c..
BUTTER. loc0l2Hc.
EGGS r doz., l214c.
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BOSS" Miller and the Grand PAN
jandrum of the Colony ring are hold
ing their secret conclaves with a few
hapless political satellites almost night
ly, laying their wires for the contest
next fall.-JOurnal.
Every farmer in the county will be-
lieve us when we say that there is not
a word of truth in the above. The fear
that We will d. something of the kind
is always haunting the Ring organ.
and his own fears are put forth weekly
as facts.
But we will tell the people what we
learned and it came straight from a
man who is in the confidence of the
Ring. A few weeks ago Charley Good
now was down from New Ulm and the
Ring arranged their ticket and are now
ut work for it. Several are riding the
county now, patting the ''dear peo-
pie" on the back and working for their
own nomination and the Ring ticket.
Beware of false prophets who come to
you in sleeps clothing, but inside are
ravening political wolves. You may
know them by their fruits. Can the
people gather political grapes from Ring
thistles?
It shows the very desperation of de-
spair.-Journal.
Indeed it does. The Infamous and
desperate attacks which the Journal
made on Prof. Humiston, DR.. Miller,
F. G.. Taylor, Elihu Smith, A. NJ.
Smith, the ADVANCE editor and 9TH
ers who are not considered members
of the Ring, shows indeed the desper-
alton of despair. 1t is heaping up fn]-
some praise Of the Ring every week and
beating about for pretexts to attack
every man who doesn't favor the Ring
and its organ. But the farmers will
settle their hash for them this fall.
The people will have something to say
about caucuses and conventions and
will elect genuine peoples ticket.
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worthingten Meat Market.
WIN. MADISON,
At the favoritc OLD STAND On Third Ayenu,
continues to sell all kinds Of Meat Of the BES
QUALITY. ~ go"
= - "a : T.. {,
GAME AND POULTRY,
FRESH AND SALT MEATS.
SAUSAGE AND POTTED BEEF.
The latter Specially. Thanks for past literal
patronage. BY fair dealing aud furnishing good
meats he hopes to retain the puplic patronage.
4e6-lyl s:.;.
New Furniture Store,

THE undersigned has opened . Furniture store
L on the corner OF Tenth street and second
Avenue, Worthington,
A Full Limo OF Furniture Kept
Constantly on hand. Repairing and other work
done to order, At reasonable prices. He solicits
4.50-Iyl -. H. f TORRENCE.
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Miss Matte Kimball left for Elgin,
Illinois, OH Monday night.
Mrs. II. W. Kimtall is Oh visit to
friends at Elgin, Illinois.
Mrs. Cias. Chase is visiting friends
in Rockford Illinois.
County Commissioners meet OH We'd
nesday next, August 8.
Henry .uckey left for Terre I1aute
last night. Success to him.
License your dogs, NOW your weeds
and pull up your cuckleburrs. BY Or
der of the Council.
II. u. Humiston has sold the 1Iolli-
peter property on Fifth Avenue to Mrs.
John Sykes.
n daughter of W. II. Hoyt, of the
Elk Cheese Factory, died OH Saturday
last ut Chillicothe, Illinois.
Mr.. Williams, of Seward, offers two
nhC yOnC VI OAClA 1OA OltlCs OCC 1tufC1 =
tisement.
Rev. l.. W. CLANCY, Of Mankato, is
visiting his brother, Allen CLANCY, at
the farm across the Lake.
Mrs. Burt, of Mankato, is visiting
Mrs. d. Law, on the summit west of
| town.
NJ. NJ. Jenkins, a former resident of
Worthington, now of Martin county, is
in town.
Cl1yton Humiston has resigned his
position of Clerk at the Postoffice and
Jimmy Humiston takes his place. Clay
ton has made good Clerk.
Prof. HumiStOn brought home a min
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JOHN BULL. Is a splendid Clydesdale Stallion.
three years old, weighed 2, 40 pounds when he
left England on the I'd OF May, 1871, Is Is hands
mense bone and substance, good temper, fine &C.
tiom and shows great spirit. Has been shown
but twice and took first premium each time.
ENGLAND'S GLORY, that splendid English
We" he lett : on the seeond Il May
height II hands and II inch, color bright bay with
black points, wonderful bone good temper, ire
mendOuS substance, fine action and great A.
mount of spirit: Has been shown at 25 fairs and
took q first and second premiums.
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Miss Matte Kimball left for Elgin,
Illinois, Oh Monday night.
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LOCAL..
woRTH1NGroN, MIMI. AUGUST 2, ls7;
.CHfrRCH D7REtwDRY

-. ~ CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST EPIs: ;OPAI--Services every Sab
bath, morning at $3.50. Sabbath School at 3
r. N. Services Sa!:oath evening 1T $50 O'Clock.
Fray meeting Thursday evening Rev. J. G.
Ogle, Pastor.
UNION CONoREoA rroNAI--Services morning
and evening. Sund ~ School Immediately after
tile morning servlce. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. II. L. futile, pastor,
PRESBYTERIAN sCnURcH.-Services morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. C. .. Thatcher, Pastor.
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will Stand at Worthington for tho
the Season of 1877.
$40 to Insure. SIS for the Season.
For particulars apply to
HON. II. F. SUDDEN,
WOrthingtOn Hotel.
June IL, 1877.-i.
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Messrs. Hastings Hart and Albert

Messrs. Hastings Hart and Albert
Hart, nephews to Mrs. j. G.. Clark,
have been among us on a brief visit.
The former has been engaged at the
Sisseton Agency for a year or two, and
the latter has been attending Harvard
College. They came through from the
Agency in five days, driving over land
in a buggy, and brought with them
four horses. Mr.. Hastings Hart we
understand is about to enter the Theo-
logical Seminary at Andover to study
for the Ministry and Albert will return
to Harvard. Hope they will ENJOY their
ride across the country.
DIR. Churchill informs us that he cut
a piece of oats for A. A. Abbott, of
Indian Lake, few days ago which
will probably be the banner oat field.
He began cutting with Mccormick
Harvester and two binders, cutting
only half swath. He found soon that
another binder was necessary, and it
was all the three could do to bind the
half swath. A man could almost have
walked over the entire field on the
bundles.
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OFFICERS.
TT D. HUMISTON,
NOTARY PuBIIC.

win give especial attention to executing and
the renting oi Village property Or improved farms
and to the collection Of rents, taxes etc. Sew
er?l improved farms, and village property for
Correspondence and patronage solicited. Wortli-
lngtOn, Mimi. (5ly.
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Rev. l.. W. CLANCY, Of Mankato, is
visiting his brother, Allen CLANCY, at
the farm across the Lake.
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Mr.. Williams, of Seward, offers two
fine yoke Of oxen for sale. See adver-
tisement.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-05-16
SUPPLEMENT-

10 AN Ordinance to provide for the establishment
of the grade of certain streets and their improve
ment,p passed September G. 1875. tEsA -
passed September 9th, 1875, appointed Commission
consider condition. OF certain streets OF the city
and
WHEREAS, said Commission after due consideration
Of the subject reported to the said Council Oct 1875.
their conclusions the subject which report after
reference to special committee approved by said
Council Nov. s, 1875, and the Street Committee in
structed to employ competent civil engineer to make
the necessary surveys profile bench marks and grades
in accordance with such recommendation and,
WHEREAS, these surveys &c. have been accomplished
in accordance with the recommendations of said Com
mission, and the work endorsed by them in report
made to the Common Council April 17h 1876 and also
approved by said Council Mt that time therefore,
The inhabitants of the city of Lamhertvic do
or1ain
Sec. That the profile, bench marks and grades re-
ferred toin the foregoing preamble made by John
Bishop and recommended by the said Commission and
accepted by the said Council be and the are here
by declared to be the established grades Of tho
streets to which said profile and surveys refer.
SEC. That all ordinances parts of ordinances in-
consistent with this are hereby repealed
SEC, g. That this ordinance shall take effect imme-+
distely after its publication according olaw.
Passed April 10, 1877.
HOLMES D. ELY,
Attest:
W. w. ROBINSON, Clerk. gF s1g
Approved April 10, 1877.
April 25 mr. fee $780,
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"A Box ofGLENN's SULPHUR SOAP, which
contains three cakes and costs only sixty
cents, is sufficient to supply material for at
eradicate whole catalogue of rheumatic and
eutaneous maladies. Sold by all Druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or
brown Scots. NJ. 10, 4w.
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DRIGGS Catarrh Eradicator will cure Catarrh., 1t
arises from disorganized condition of the stomach
Initiated secretion of the ganduar system, and impure
ty of the blood. 1t Is constitutional well local
diseased. The symptoms partial complete OBJ
bic feeling in the head cogging up of the throat 10 the
night with thick obno xious natter having when
PEELED scabby appearance occasionally streaked with
blood. Briggs Catarrh Eradcaor is sent by mail
press receipt of price, makestwo quarts
for Warranted cheapest and most eifectual. Ad
dress Dr. J. Briggs and Co. Newark N g. Sold by G. NJ
Shamalia, Moore's Drug Store, Lambertyille, N j.
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fla recent discovery turns out to be as
valuable as it is claimed to be, iron will find
a far wider employment in art and industry,
than at present, and be capable of resisting
the corroding effects of moisture. When
hot iron is placed in chamber of super
heated steam, it it found to take on black
coat of magnetic oxide. This oxide pro-
tects the iron from rust, and supersedes the
use Of the various substances that have been
tried to secure that most desirable end
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duck was found floating dead in Chesa-
peake Bay, the other day, with huge oyster
firmly fastened upon its bill. The bird had
evidently tried to capture the oyster, but had
evidently been himself captured, the weight
of the bivalve being so great as to hold his
head below the water and shortly drown him.