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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-20

LIEI CDLICilN COONjl GUN yE4tIION.
The Republicans Of Mobiles County will meet
in delegate Convention at the Court House in
Wort!.ington, on
SATURDAY, JUL 6, 1878,
At o'clock p. H., to elect three delegates to
represent the Republicans OF said county in the
Congressional Convention to he holden 1T Albert
Lea, July 10th, 1878, to nominate candidate for
Congress for the term beginning March !, 1879.
The basis Of representation has been fixed rs l.
lows: One delegate to each organized town and
one delegate for each Ten Republican votes or
major part thereof cast at the last g..bernatori:l
election. Under such appointment the sever
ri towns will be entitled to the following num-
Der Of elegates:
Worthiilgton Village II Grand Prairie !
" Township Dewald I.
forain Oluey 3
Indian Lake NerScy
BitseIow Elk 3
ls;tnSnm Summit Lake 2
Little Rock Graham Lakes 8
WrStsdc 5 Seward 8
b. Order OF Republican County Com.
l. L. DUkFEE,
June ], 1878. Chairman.
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M.A:RRIED.:

Observation-Disclosures Thursday evening.
June Is at Minneapolis, by Rev. Mr.. Orgren'
Rev. FRANK PETERSON and Miss EMMA AN.
DEKsON, Of Cnicag''. g.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Welntsday, June
l9'h ut the Indian LAX Srandina Wan church.
SON, Of W0rthinEton,' and Miss ELLA PETER
SIN, OF Indian Lake. .0..I
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The editor Of the Worthington AD-
VANCE has made a discovery, that the
5st ttns GontSnea ~ the XSrds lever
"a change be thinks deyoutly to be
wished for. -Mankato Review.
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A great reduction in the price of Pic
lures at W,orthilrgton from now till the
4th Of July. We welcome all ut our
new prices and shall try to please every
one. See our list of prices:
One Picture SOC.
Two SOC.
-Four, 75c.
Six gems for 7jci
Large pictures made, f..isled and
framed at ST SO each. Old pictures
copied and enlarged very cheap. We
do not promise to work at the above
prices on the Fourth and expect to leave
here right after. Ci1IDLEY.
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/ nc dangerous inovations upon the
strongliOlds of orthodoxy are threaten
ed, let the clergy, who are concerned
more than all others, come to the res
cue, and armed with the shafts which
for centuries have held the minds of
people i'll submission, beat back the in-
petuous invaders. If the ministers of
Orthodox churches possessed one half
the energy, pluck and determination
which characterizes the labors Of the
evangcliSts of Liberal Christianity,
then they would have less to fear
: Journal.
Applause from the pitt [Cries of
''hear!'' ':hear!' and "IIit i'm agin
misther Finniginr' from the gallery. !
[Sensation among the unlettered ortho-
dox.]
The Journal is learning rapidly of
the ADVANCE. The next thing will
be a..''Free Opinion" department. The
ADVANCE kept Il department under
the head Of ARRIVALS" and after year
or two the Journal came out with de-
partment headed ARRIVALS" The
ADVANCE all the season kept a regu-
lar department headed "I4aEd Sales. ="
a week or two ago the journal came
out with department under the head
of ''Land Sales" We expect soon to
see ''County News" "Minor Arrivap'
and other ADVANCE departments in
the Journal. If the liberal end of that
paper would just liberalize the bigoted,
narrow-gauge end, Worthington might
have two newspapers either of which
would he far in advance of the press of
any town Of its size in the West.
FLoWEEs.-Ou Dewald Correspond
ent says Mrs. Lambert has rose tree
three years old with hundreds Of roses
in bloom. We are pleased to note that
our people are given SO much to the
cultivation Of flowers. Mrs Sutton has
something peculiar in the plant line, /,
rose geuniunl plant which has put out
two or three stalks from the root, the
leaves Of which are white while the
flowers are scarlet. Florists have Of
fered 81 600 to any one who will succeed
III making one of these white leaved
geraniums grow from it's own root.
MOBILES COUNTY ENVELOPES. We
have printed about 10000 of the MOBILES
County Envelopes for our business men
with County advertisement on one side
and Card on tile other. We can furn-
ish them printed on both sides ut about
what the envelopes cost ut retail. Send
them abroad and advertise the county.
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Are we to have i Fourth of July in
Worthington OF are we not? That is
to say, are we to demonstrate? If not,
we vote for grand excursion to Sioux
Falls, provided always that the branch
road is completed by that time. If we
can't go to Sioux Fails, let us he get
ting the soaped. pole and the creased
pig ready, and have a dienified and
heightened ride anyhow.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AuDITOn.-James Walker
TREASCHEIs-Petur Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-.JuSepl; Chadwick.
JUDGE OF PKOEA rE-N. -. Barber.
CLERK OF COuKT-H. y. Carrier.
SHEnIrF-J. \. Town.
SUNvEyoR-Ailcu CLANCY. Deputy-Allen
NJ. CLANCY.
COUNTY ATTOKSEY-M. g. SUue.
CoNONEh-L. !; bennett.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT. C.tslc.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-JOnathau Garden, OF Jersey.
Second District-A. T.. Robinson, oi Worthing-
Ton, Chairman.
Third DiStrict-Robt. Shore, of henson.
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CIIILRCE DIRECTORY.

CHO7cC6 O7KEC1O7S1
METHODIST EpIs ;oPAI~-Scrvices every Sab.
bath, morning at .O:3O Sabbath School ut
+. NJ. Services Sa,nath evening at 1880 o'clock.
Pray + meeting Thursday evening Rev. j. c.
OglC, Pastor.
UNION CONGREGA rrOHA1~-Services morning
Hnd evening. SttiIiy School immediately after
The morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Ii. 4. Tuttie, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CHUHrH-Servlccs morning,
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately aftc'
the morniftG Service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. ii. +. White, Pastor.
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RUsr.-Several farmers inform us
that the rust has attacked the wheat in
different parts of the count3, but not
sufficient to do any damage yet.
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7 aa}orthiu9tuls 9dpantt.
ADVERTISING RATES.
GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETINGS.
WOrthington Grange-Sccond and Fourth Sat
fridays III elch month, ut II o'clock.
HerSey-N' 31S N .,.t> the first Saturday In
eacl, month ut the Jersey Hail. AN br'thrrs
and sisters Of other Oranges arc cordially inVit
ell.
Graham Lakes-cecond and 4th Wednesdays.
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Official Paper: os the Coun-
tY.

CLUIHING WITH TIE GLOBE.
We will send the ADVANCE ono year and She
st. Paul Weekly Globe one year to any address
for - Is, Invariably III advance
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-20

A. A Hardwood has withdrawn from
the Austin Transcript and the paper
passes to G. II. Davidson and 1. N.
Wheeler
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ElfPLOYMENTf 11ie LADIES AND 0Ey
ILEAfEN ATHOlfE

1LEMEN At HOME
. Our attention li.s been called to
some new and labor-saving cooking u
tensils - recently invented. O,.4 of.
which, the Universal Weight and Meas
uring Utensil, for weighing -four. SUI
gar, butter, and measuring molasses,
milk and I'LL kinds of liquids used in
cooking, entirely sstperscling expensive
scales. The Patent Centennial Cake
Pan, the best and most CONVENIENT
Cake Pan ever made. and which every
housekeeper wi}rhave when they see its
advantages over all others. Also, the
Kitchen Gem, Il platef wire boiler to
hang inside of an ordinary pot, for bill
ing all kinds of vegetables; eggs. etc..
which, when done, can he removed lit
once perfectly dry. without lifting tile
heavy sooty pot off of the stove. These
goods are sold exclusively through a.
gents to families, and offer !, splendid
opportunity to some reliable lady or
gentleman canvasser of this county to
secure tile agency for very profitable
business. For terms, territory, ETC.,
write to T.. e. Brown & Co., No. PIP
Elm Street, Cincinnati, o. 6w..
Harness.: Saddles. Collars, Brf1les,,
Lines, Whips, ETC., for sale at Eastern
prices. Custom work and repairing 4
speciality at J. II: Johnson's Pioneer
stand, 9th Street. 40-3w.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-20

Coles Circus exhibited yesterday:
There was large turn out from all
parts ald the tent was fueF III the af-
ternoon. The giants are genuine live
giants and no mistake ana the circus
is one of the best travelling this season.
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MAPS.

MAPS. = -. -
Sectional and Pocket Maps of Mime
sofa and Dakota just received 1T the
WortlingtoM. Bookstore. ,.-....
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COME IN AND WRITE RI LETTER..
Farmers in town Wishing to write Il letter arc
invited to call ut The ADVANCE Office and do so.
Writing II ltcriAlS free.
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M A SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge, No. lol \. r. & \. NJ at Masonic
aNM. Hall in Wnrthin.ton on the
~ aGyGzG>,.t4 lst and sd Mondays in each
H%rSAEN, NJ. +. SoUIE, w. M.
~ S4HvAsSEaHE S. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
!E4S ENHaEtp -
MINK ,AYINk REGULAR CONVOCA-
67EStS TONS Of Living Arch Chap
KSoNkSzA.H2AN' ter No. 22, r.. A.. NJ. ut Ma
.SN&I ~ sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
In each month.
A. C. ROBINSON, NJ. E.. I;.:p;'.
8. E. CHANDLER Sec. t30ti
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GET EZRA TON At INDIAN, LAKE,
The Sibley Base Ball Club will visit
Indian Lal G OH the Fourth Of July and
llay a:gamc Of ball -
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AUttFcSS Tie FUb[ShCrS, -"
The Cu1verwell Medical e.
Post Office RI Al ! eSans$St:, n: 7.

Have you a cold, cough, hoarscncs,. weak
lungs; Dr0ncM!l trouble, or asthma? liz. Eiis
crt Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry: Il +, =
sovereign remedy for all pulmonary dfxeaxcs'
IL p warranted to give salts lr. ion :,;o mi f,ii
70 give IT trial, and if it fziis YOU may rctnrn
all Druggists. ''o1" W
Summer complaint or Cholera -fnfantum t,ds
!cariul complaint wllic! is carrying OF tho ~.
Lthts ana Children by the thousands ut this se:,.
Sou vi Tie year, can always surely i,c chockc,u
ana cured by DR.. Winchell's Tcetliine Swr,," r.
mas never tailed to give immediate relief in tIM
most severe cases. It is 4 boon within The reach;
oi every mother. DO not fail tv rive il a tri:,i
you wall he pleased with its Charming effect H.
src and ask for DR.. WincheHs Tecthinc Svrnr
SOLD by al Druggists at only Is cts. per Jotflc.
Uncle Sans Harness Oil will keep the leather
SOU ana plllll,, tlfls pre- Venting KS cracking or
iiPplhs, keep out water and Is be tier for Oiiinx
harness Than any Other oil ever made It win
make harness last agttn rs long. Sold nv aif
a. V: Makers and dealers in Leather Give
Dr, Japes German Worm Cakes are ~ infal.
iaDic remedy for worms. They will not only de-
SLfoy Dut also remove them from the systern
!hcy are pleasant to take and perfectly Inar,n-
rss. Sold by all Druggists.
Uncle Sans Condition Powder prevents die.
ease, puri:ies the bloc improves The aDretitc..
gives y smooth and glossy coat nf hair and kcens
the animal in gOO' condition. It should b ns..,i
by every one owning or having tl,e care Of hSrses
OF S ock Sold by all Druggists.
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A. 3. Funk, in departing from Spirit
Lake to take charge of the Enterprise,
at Flandreau, writes Il handsome val
edictory. in Which he says:
TO chronicle the events of a country
community faithfully and well, re-
qnires no small stock Of prudence sa-
gacity and enthusiasm. Even to the
experienced the duties of this sphere
present grave responsibilities. The
writer who purposes making his jour
nal a recognized influence cannot hope
to avoid much that entails personal
discomfort. and if, preadventurc, he be
constituted with an acti7e conscience
and moderately intiexible spinal col
umn, contingencies will frequently a.
rise that threaten material injury to
his social and even business interests.
Nevertheless, brother Funk, keep up
the ''in0ezible spinal coltlmn." Let
lis be INDEPENDENT, DO right, and let
Mrs. Grundy gable,
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Call at the Worthiligton Bookstore
and get !. Pocket Mapof Minnesota.
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: LITERARY N()7,THEv.

Godey's !ady's Book. G0dcy's I.ady's Book
furnishing Co. Philadelphia. 3.OO!a year.
sss1Aa 91!s number Is celyel, with a number
" l,attctlls' fashion Plates ctc:; Among tie NE
eraryf contents are. Prof. Falkensteilr's ,Ghoss,
Story, The Unclaimed Prize, Ivy, Margaret, etc.
THE CLOCK STRUCK ONE; and ChristiamiSpiritu
alSt, Bel!g Synopsis Of the Invest, gif inS Of
xn!hflC Intercourse by an ,EpiscoiEjI BishoD.
MemE,, SilhiSSters5 five Doctors and theirs
OF lihtl:y eminent Divnes, Living and Dead
: on ahe subject, and communications received
: sA EXT hVaGsr q persons recently. BY Rev.
furnishing House, for i copy OF the abOye Work.
d. watson was one OF tsc most eminent clergy
men IN the NJ: +. Church OF the South and is
no" Tie lta!ins Christian Spi iiualist oi that
sec'ioh. AS ali eminent min stys Of him. 1.-THE
METHODIST Ch.h"k has marked him as y hereto
because ne SUPPORTS tho belief OF Westey," the
founder OF Meslmtt4s,n. ,.; -.:r
Inc Title ct: Dr.. Watson's Work. Is derived
rom slngtt:ar coinci lence repeated In his own
1amhy. He has twelve children in the spirit.
world, and liz nE,ticed that Oh four different oc.
caSons when iii old clock il the tulMi1y struck
one 1t was followed by the death Of il member
OF Ills family, lie wrote to the Memphis Appeal
avowlns his belief i'll the superna. ural cause ur
the coincidence Thus started he was led into
investigating spiritual phenomena. The circle
was organized and the results are :f7en in tlis
book: The head of the Episcopal churcl, III Ten.
ltessce htt the Investigation. There We're twelve
III all. persons Of superior intelligence and
st;tldiilgfant Dr. Watson came out an ol,cn and
aVowed SpritW.list and IS giving his life to the
cause with tAc same zeal and purity Of purpose
which he once exhibited III the cause of Method.
ism Since this wo:k he has Published 1.-The
Clock Struck Three and both works are being
widely read. OF the effect Hudson Tuttfe says:
According to his showing. the extension of
S!hft!alisI! among the lai " and ministers OF
Ms chur HI Is almost Incredible. The most or.
th'hloA iahlilic hlve mediums In their midst.
anu ilOld private: circles, 1T wiici their minis.
teis comm nnicatc with the angel world. s is
true lcW have the bravery to openly avuw their
nele!. yet silently. uncOlsci0usly, it pcrmeates
t tne thousttso1 all, and hinges the prayer and
-, What j. mtse admirable and cl,a:miog in
these volumes. is the calm spirit OF Z. odIics:.
tn depth Of elternal love, tile cath, lici of
tlh!iSht, Which pcrvadcs them. No. ktly dis.
turDS the serenity Of the author. His soul, by
ciie presence and communication of Tie DEPART
ed, is entirely uplif ed from, the pet.i,ess Of
earth, and he feels that he advocates doctrines
too Vital to be tricd with, and TO mention in
fiPlant phrase only whew lie speaks II the
CeceptsOnS, inposiiOts and errors which cover
themselves with he shining mantle of Spiritual
lsnr, does Inc elNlH,y the lnglfage of dcn,lllci-
ton, and then he sotcns his words with charity
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COUNTY MAPS.
(;I2EATRED UCTTON IN PRICE

GREAT EDUCTIONIN PRICE,
just received at the ADVANCE office
a new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MATS, which we will sell ut reduction
of so per cent. for the next SO days, as
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, 15c
Four Maps, Csc
These are handsome coIored maps
and the. only large maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp. -,
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Il STC0EsTION.- Among the numer-
0,s improvements which have been
made, we notice H;,zcn Windmill e.
rcctcd by Bennett s. Grissell over the
large well III the rear of their new block.
Il. b. plotts will. put in one of his
Wyeth rce-Pumps. Parties wishing
to see either the mill or the pump 1T
work can do 50 by calling round.
In this connection we wish to sug-
gest that this would be a capital ar
rangcmcnt for distinguishing fire. The
town needs Il public well somewhere on
the park, and by putting up one of
these mills and Il force-pump, water
could be carried to any part Of the bust
ness portion Of the town. The mill
would cost 1925. Mr. Plotts offers to
put in a pump gratis il the village will
sink i well. Inch hose is worth zoe Il
foot. The well would cost about $1.25
foot walled. From 5000 to S225,
would furnish the whole complete, with
hose enough to throw water over any
business building IN the village. Can't
we sell that ridiculous fire-llouse in the
park and those useless, n.an-trap cis-
terms, and have Il stationary fire-enginc
| of some use?
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A lot Of new music. just received at
the Worthington Bookstore. For sale
at only Csc a%t'music.' ~ = -
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III can make money faster than at any
thing else. Capital not required we will
start you. *l2 per day ut home made by
~ the Industrious. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now
j. the time. Costly outfit and terms free. Ad.
dress True Co., Augusta; Maine: f6-401y
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All fur :; 20, inyarlab!. in advance
Parties who prefer it CAN have the ADVANCE
and the ST. Paul Weekly Globe for y Is, or the
ADVANCE and the Prairie Farmer for 80 90, with
the Cook Book.
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so MUCH E'OIe so LITTLE;

We will send the
St. Paul Weekly Pionccr.Prcss worth ~ 90
The NOrthingtan ADVANCE worth 9 %
The New Map of the Northwest worth %
And tho Advance Cook Book worth Is
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Mrs. Grundy gabL1e.

The Republican State Convention is
called to meet at st. Ianl, Sept. 4th, to
nominate candidates for Associate Jus
tice State Auditor and Clerk e'f Srfpfet1e
Court. Nobees is entitled TO two dele
gates.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TUE DRIVE WELLS,

TUE DRIVE WELLS
Are failure in the village on Y because OF the
depth of clay. We are prepared 10 put our best
galvanized pipe and strainer, with iron pun,,,
anti freezer, into open wells, so that tn, strainer
ways he drawn from the bottom filtered through
sand for about the same price of the wooden
pumps: JA(fge It's to- durability yourselves -
the diving at Adrian, Lu Verne and further
west.
N. PITNEY,
642%tf j. B. MACUMBEK.
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LOCAL.:
eWORTHINGEON.r hl1NN.sJvNE. 20 ,lssssss
CLUB RATES.

-
The ADVANCE Is furnished ut II so 4 year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs Of ten FOR six months
IS cents for each subscriber
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N. PITNEY,
j. B. MACOMBEK.

hn a Week in your own town IS Outfit
AEbkA free. No risk. Reader it YOU want a
VUV business at which persons Of either sex
can make great pay all the time they
work, write for particulars to II. Hallett & Co.,
Portland; Maine. I64O-ly
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We acknowledge the receipt of a
neatly-printed Card bearing this i'll
scription: ''R. +. Humiston, General
Agent Texas Land and Colonization
Company, Chicago, Illinois, On the
reverse there is about as much infor-
nation concerning Texas as we ever
saw packed into the same amount of
space. We hope Our friend, the Pro-
lessor, has struck a bonanza this time
with millions in it," He did that
here but they were ''millions'' of grass
hoppers, and, as Sancllo Panza says;
''there is no fencing against fail -
We believe he has struck the Texas
scheme ut the right time and Shak-
speare assures us that ''there is tide
i'll the affairs Of men which taken at
the food leads on to fortune,'' And
we saw "Amenio
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WORYItINGTOv MARkETY.
WHEAT, 800 80
FLOUR " Dbl. $ Oh a 800
BARLEY, 25@ SC.
OATS ~ hlSfel, 30@35c.
CORN, 35037.
BUTTER, 6c0 Sc.
EGGS n doZ., lIc.
LUMBER
FIRST Common, 322@sei, per IN.
Second Common, $-0@S2.
TimbcrS, $2lG:'S.
Shingles, S3@4 50.
Flooring, S2S@t36.
Siding, S2>@S36.
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NE THE GRE;;AfTCAUsE
Human Miserv.'

just 1u019"teu, N q Sealed Envelope. Rrice
Sir Cents.
:, A LECTURE on THE NATURE, r,tkxrxuxr:Auu
t nAnlcM Gule OI Seminal Weakness, " Srer01
Emissions. lmpotency, Nervous peSiiity. ~
iiimpeaiments to marriage generally: Co1:uno.
u H. Ep!elsy. and tits Mental and Physical IL
NJ; ~, anthor ofthe *>Gree,l. Book, )" &C.
IAe MoI!d-reNowned author, IN Tits aflmfrabls
t;e lee Clearly p'cvcsfrom lS own experiences
INA! ~! me awful conscq.thceS Of helfA bHse NAV
DC Sffectt!tlly removed ;witho',t medicine. and
without dangerous surgical operations, bO,,ries.
,iStIunentS, rings ,<or corials; pointing 0nt
nal BY means of Witch every sufferer. no maj
ter what his conditfo? may be. may cure himself
chcaply, privately, :sltd radically. .
ands and thousands. '" '@''us-
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, post pd1d, Oh receipt Of six cents or two
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STEALING THE BEAND.-The Okla
bena Flour made by G. z. Sutton. of
this place, has acquired such /, good
reputation that parties abroad are cras-
ing the Okabena brand from the heads
Of the barrels and putting their own on.
MI. s. is devising means to head them
off in this species Of theft. The repu-
tation of the flour is becoming world
wide, the mills having received a letter
the other day from a horse in london
which wishes to bhy. st. Paul and
Minneapolis are now congratulating
themselves on direct shipments of flour
to London. We hope soon to he able
to ''exaggerate" a little over the same
thing from Wo,tllington.
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We are pleased to learn that r. w.
Miller, who contemplated removing to
the vicinity of Sioux City, has decided
to remain on his "1Vest Okabena Stock
Farm" He will enlarge his facilities
for stock raising and hopes to build up
one of the leading stock farms of the
State. He is expecting soon, from the
Yards of D. NJ. Magee, Oxford, Ohio,
the finest specimen of a stock hog ever
introduced into this country, for which
he is to pay nearly double the price
usually paid for hogs from these yards.
This high price is due to tile extraor-
dinarily Zine quality Of the hog.
Mr.. NJ. will continue for the present
to furnish milk, vegetables, and ice for
the town.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-06-20
AR RIVALS.

Allen A. and Sherman L. Limbert,
SONS of J. Linbert, have arrived from
Tallmadge, Summit county, Ohio, and
will locate north of Adrian and open
farms.
A. c. Ecker and sister, of West Sa-
lem, Ohio, have arrived and expect to
locate among us. Mr.. z. was here in
1872, but returned to Ohio. lie is very
much pleased to see the evidences of
growth here and already feels that this
is home.
Hon. John Miller, with four others,
from Goodhue county, have arrived and
expect to make large investments. Mr..
Miller has purchased section IS, in Elk,
and is negotiating for house and lot in
town. Mr.. NJ. expects to make Wor-
Ellington his home.