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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
Bethesda Water! Bethesda Water!

This Natural Mineral Water possesses
remarkable virtue m curing DiRbate4 and
similar affections of IA" kidneys, Bladder,
SC. For ale 10y the gallon, k.g and bar
rel, by LOGAN, LIST 4 60,
mail ITugglHu, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
" Man,

By an immense practice, extending through 4
period OF years having within that time treated
many thousand cases Of those di-cases peculiar
10 woman. | have been enabled b. pc-:Cc;
most potent and agreeable medicine that meets
eases with positive certainty and eNsc.ness.
To designate this natural specific compound,
I have nIupl II
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
If You Want

A hTst.class Linimcnt Ia cure Pains and
Sprains, and relieve prom oily Khcuma-
tlsm, Neuralgia, &c, use LoGAS's ARSGCA.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
SURPRISING CURE.

c-,s,acr. About twelve years ago while
.-.T,Iring with Father kemp's Old Folks Concert
Es,,,Ss As tenor singer, took severe cold and
lroy5lTT M At Newark, Nj. This cold brought on
So troWu remedy for four weeks without avail.
ewes haAlly obliged TO give up most desirable
a."g.,yTn and return home, unable 10 sing note.
E,-,f-pP wears afterwards was unable TO sing At
~ me rst attack of CutarTh had LEFT my nasal
81 rrroat so sensitive that the slightest cold
800 In this way continued to suffer. The last
E.s,t thr FcvCrrst ever hal, was terrible. l suf-
s.1fhe N - VXCJUctI.lng pain In ny head, was
y Srs-se as 10 be scare y able 10 speak, and
- 500 incessartly. | th0Urht | was going into
49, consumption, a. q irMly believe that had
S-IIsse sywpt0rls continued without relief they
ss-,,S'd have rendered me an easy victim. When
EsStfs Distressing condition, | commenced the use
~ ,,-rNrp's RADICAL CURE FOR CATAEEH. very
v'r,t antTv confess as had tE!cd all the alyeT-
i5,-f rrrneui Wthuuth l.ut. The first dose Ofthis
LLS-ilr-f5 medicine gave me the greatest relief.
S-G7-i'y pgss BILE rr one hose head aches. eyes
oCan scarcely Rr,icu.ute distinctly on ac-
ss-gt OF the choking Accommodations in his throat,
.y-ssli1p how much relief obtained rom the first
~.,Issf on OfSANFOEp'S RADICAL CURE. Under
s.{~Sucace. both Internal and external. rapidly
Severed and by an occasional Use of the remedy
Sce, have been entirely free from Catarrh, Coy the
M tine a twelve years.
|N Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. HOLBROOK.
wuTHAv. Mass. Jan. s. 1876.
Isl purchased tile RADICAL CURE OF GEO.
E--EOGEI.s, Druggist. Euguiord Building.
Zach psckaCe contains Dr. Sanford's Improved
t.Sss. Price 500. For sale by 81 Wholesale and
TstSI Druggists throughout the United States and
Es1sigs. WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
I'd Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
Horses, Cattle, Chickens.

The French Condition Powder II not
only n fr-t-claSS remedy for the various
diseases OF Horses and Cattle, hut 10 also
acts as "A preventive Of disease, hy i'm
proving DIGESTION, cleansing humors, &c.
IL Is good Tor Hog Cholera aud for Diseases
among Chickens. For sale by
LOGAN, LIST n 60.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

800 Packages Gunpowder, Imperial
Young Hyson, Ooloug, English Breakfast
and Souchong Teas, IN store and for sal q
AZ low figures. NJ. REILLY,
1899 and 1911 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May u, ISIS, all trains daily
Except Sunday.
3 Through Trains to Pittsburgh.
= Through Trains to Cleveland,
- Through Trains TO Chicago.
Pulman'S PsTlor Cars between Wells
Vile ana Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all Trains
between Alliance and CucasO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
DUPONT's WHEELING POW
DER kGENCH

7 HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
L ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
brsted Powder, viz: Rifle, sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which Will sell at wholesale at
magazines of different sizes for sh ,ping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is uneQua4led in strength and
quality. NJ REILLY,
Sole Agent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
siNFORD'S RADICAL CURE

,o.sl and constitutional remedy, and is applied
isssSS pssaI passages by inspia alton, thus alag
70 tlS,,'etIOn and pain and at once correctM.
flaSii,s. and puriyingthe secretlons Intern lily
esSi.tsrgd ii acts upon the organs OF circulation,
s1 SIS The skin moist, and neutralzes the acid
o has .So S60d S sq' SO sP
th.SS grrctlons and Il does not seem possible for
pS. I ingenuity 10 devise more rational treat
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07

an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, TUE
" 10Th inst, cars on the Wheeling aud
him Grove railroad, vii! run a. 10 lows:
Cars will leave the city lcOr OF Market
and Eleventh stsD and -tamm's al
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07

Self-Abuse; a. Loss OF Memory. Uniyers...
I.aSsitude, r. in I'm the Hacz, Dlmness Of
Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
other Dlssa-.s that lead 10 Insanity OF
Cousum ption and Premature Grave.
S5-gul particulars IN our pamphlet,
which we desire 10 send tree ~ mai! u
every one. sSrThe SpecIr Medicine II sod
by all druggists at I'll per package. Or SIX
PACKAGE Tor q. or viii be sent ire" ~
mail on receipt of the money by a4d!ess
ing TIE GEAY MEDICINE CO., 40. 10
Mechanics Block, Detroit, Aich. JUeiegc
Fold in Wheeling by LAUGHLlN BROS.
4 CO, wholesale and retail agents, and by
all drug ZIsts everywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
sANEORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
, nurely vegetable distillation entirely
unlike all other remedies.

IN the preparation OF this remarkable remedy
herb plant a1a SaTk = sSsS to dis
hlls..yned In yapor, condensed and bottled. What
IN the still Is inert, yalueless, and totally
mil IN an STgsnism ro g SeSSLe as the nasal
p1Slsfiy Hbre; all tinctures saturated solutions.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
CAROLINA RICE.

81 tierces received direct nom Charles
ton, IN store and for sale by
NJ. REILLY,
1903 and 1911 Main Street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-07
FISH.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS

SUGAR and MOLASSES. Just received
"A lot 81 strictly prime New Orleans Sugar
and MolaSseS, which are offered Ia the
trade al low figures. NJ. REILLY.
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ddiuntto ---StmaIss.

SEwING MACHINES REDUCED.-New Do
- nestle 81 Sinscr family 80 t. w Wheeler = WI
H'cohIfliitHs stfLvaS. Bf"SGaay and iini *
TWELVE good nr sewers wanted on seal work
! 80 ady WORK and good pay. Apply ~" Broadway
WEST HANDS wanted NICOL1., the Tailor, 145
Bowcry
NlrANTED-EN rcrcnccd cloak nnshcrs
w fSpcremccd o ol,, ,n,r;., on suits.
'"'' MAINS "" "'' - RoTis,iilrp BRO
81 anl ~ walkers
WANTED INA whocssle cloas and hon.c
Wv. n",@'IniN n u, W i%,, , ,' ,n v r,,
s street '''''"'' cry ''''''''' "' ''' At - '''
XVANTED-A pirl speaking Gcrman and English,
bring reference. Apply ia Hester St, between and
O'Clock A
WANTED-Plain neat sewers to work on cloaks.
w lauk IN 10 take work
stIZBkCmER tw0LLsTElS. 'ss Broadway
XVANTED-ioo hands Tor outside work on cloaksi
'''0 wv vt RZBt RGfR 4 g. . White st
VVANTED-opcraurs and nni.hcrs on custom aud
w shop pants Apply at New Bowery' toy hynr,
WANTED Expcricnccd nmshcr.on ladig- cloak,:'
W steady work aud good nay Inexperienced hands 4.
gq:nST, on tac custom; tom
pany's. IDS and 1871 Mercer st
WAyTrD-llands ON gents, nseE Wear geed rsy
st.. over cigar store.
WANTED Hands on pcnts' drawers. also. erG,s!
w or, aud nni'hers OH cloakN ri south 3i ST. VIII
htmshurih
VlrANTED-Fin,lcrs and hnuonhole makers on
w coats Apply Tor two days as' East 10Th st. In the
shop.
NVANTEu-ENrericnc cloak makers. also u lady
w to take charge Apply 2el ION i. south Broosi,n.
XVANTEB-A eirl t. do general Homework and
w plain CO. king Herman or coorcd 2s'otasc place.
NANTEn-Eyrcnenccd ar1,lsr, on cis,lks. also
WANTED.-2og good hands viii md .lcniy work on
w chime BRArER. aNa East ION 1t
WANrED-Ay oqus sirl i.r g,ucI,l 9oaa.cwork
WANTED t,rrucr, ARMY At
w LsrENScHllD'S ia Nassau st
WANTED-Gir. ma understand rss.aiq.g salt in
w bags and packets 49, Hamilton av H"'kNn
IItNTED-2i ladies ianc, hat trimmer. Apply
w corner wiioushh, and RAYMOND st'. br'oAl'n
UANTED-Opcrator, basicrs. and nnishcr. On Gus
w tom pants. rooi prices raii ~ New bowery
WANTED-Ra,icr. and nni.hcrs ON nne custom
w pants 4i4 Pearl It. corner chambers
NTANTED-A rlrl 10 work In tho kit"hcn OF a res
w aurant Apply aieoclocs. 2ao West st
w wages paid ii ~ 81 st rear 6uiins.
WANTED-A girl about l5,car. Of age in a small
w family 3o7 Easi 23i = after ioA VI
w pants At I0t East 10Th It. 81 noor
WANTED-A ,oucr eirl to do Kitchen work in
w restaurant, so Lsrcnari st
WANTED-operators on " 4w. machines Apply
w h"Vth a'. top Moor
WANTED-A few GOOD sewers to finish cloaks.
w AT - West 18Th 4
UANTFD-A little girl to mind baby Apply at
w 5la East 10Th II
WANTED-A iailorrs, to work on custom pants IS
WANTED-siN gocd paser girls On cisar boNe,
w 4i3 South u
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ADJUSTMENTS.
yoke MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
t2Jl II aud iti uV1

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THE AUTUMN AND WINTER.
ull annual ticket costing 80 admits the holder 10
an the PRIVILEGES named below. charge OF go addi.
onal i made to Those Using Gymnasium, tor dressing
hos
CLASSES IN FRENCH and GERMAN three evenings
cnch week alternately, rENNNNSliir, thvr evenings.
alternating with BOOKKEEPING; SPANISH and rilO
NuGRNPilN. twucNunnsS. Voc NJ. VI SIC. one rvcmn.
tlasscs ia ,,rrnru aud Teumnnshr open oct u
French. spanish. Photography, Bookkeeping. oct .
Music. UDt
RECEPTIONS once 4 MONTH including READINGS. Ton.
rrrf. Nu.,. and \ NulitIuu~
tt Ms A-il VI tiFh d.tN utid evening, Win ihsuucuuh
Ia rltss,. fftit rf cuiu-s Uarh week -
LlbR tiY. containing li.io1 volumes. open from W
tU tur 49, -
RINDlNG ROOM AND Library supplied with az
serials. nirs ron al ptfs ui the country. the leading
magtlucs. papers from ENGLAND. ireland. scotland.
France Gcrintu, journals in Spanish Italian, French,
German. aud putrh.
IECrt RkS-A course " 10 ropunr lectures
MEDICAL TALNS 10 NOlNG MiN-tuurse Of 10
LITERARY SOCIETY evening each week. for de.
bar~. r,uitlgs s.
ROWLING ALLEY open day and evening
BATHS open dav ana evening. .. .
Member. can bring one lady to the LECTURES and
MONTHLY RECEPTIONS.
An, Young man sooi character can become u mem.
hur un the recommendation OF responsible person and
the nnVW"nt ui -
Thus VIM wish fn uin classes should procure tickets
Do The iiT-
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no not TAKE OITA PATENT
~ Consult GEkNEE a son. ~ Chambers st

MANS MISSION ON EARTH A thorough
VI ldicAl Lcau-r iuicAiu- hoN confirmed disAhi'
uc. De- removed rAr experience Of 2Oyrs study, o.
alton, aud ncssiu al Practice showing tiic agencies
that NAIL restored liAAuODd strengthened NANN,
aud soui coalitions at health. that nave been impaired
~ uNrrttNv1 COVERS statement ui obstacles 10 mar
mage uni oi the means by wuls they CAR be removed
M iut. 2,c turrruct 81 pIstI-v stamps Address Sec
MustIiu AuatuIl, I. lin hruAiNlN. y Y
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Political.
EREENBACks AND VICTORY.
GRAND ENROLMENT OF THE MASSES BY
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARTY
CITIZENS or NEw YORK
The resident members OF the
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Of the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARTY

can unon an ciulns ire roctvc oi previous party ami
ltiiuu. VIVA tNu'tf fIe Iu,dH ui IS platforms
ami rruouucr an 1niltuou with either tho two od
paftl' clique u,t.nl enroll this day their
respective Assembly Distract,
PLACES or ENRoLLNENr orEN FROM TO IOP
First Assembly pi-tric'-l-' Fulton It.
Second A>.'uhA bi-tuct-l5 Oak II
Ihud Assembly ur.r. 1893 llr-rr 81
FOURTH A., u' bt,turt-Monl- oiucry Han East
Broadway aui VI lileuuoryst
Ffh Assembly p-irct-Filns's llal 1913 West Hons
tom 30.
Sixth Assembly, pi.trict-Sl Clinton Il
seventh Assembly ustrst-Stiruct iilll, l4l sth St
lrntI Assembly pl~trtt-i i-~,N st.
Ninth Assembly ui.trtt-tl- llul som q
Irn'h A.>cmhly blsiu.t-lt FIr.' a.
toNruti Assembly N,Uict-EWmrt Hall. 232 West
Twcli'h assembly District paiuc'. Hall ~ eth St
IMrtNunu Assembly, ul-'iIDt---i@ West 2u'n It
F.u.hemh Assembly Mttuct-'utuam Hall, 81 av.
ami l1fn 81
Frtorniu Assembly j. .Iriri-aln No,i .isth st
NtNrruil N,~ nllN nl>Wut-.ar ltuE
SrNru'c,rti 49, utit ..>tfl't-1if ~tl az.
tithrouu A>e'Wht5 pt>iil. t-uAs, Hal, south side
san T.. near 'ht az
Nineteenth Assembly DISTRICT 18th t. and boulevard
IN"uurih Assembly Distract southwest corner dith
81 ANA ii nN
TWcutv ur,t Assembly bi.,u,t-l~u Ea,t 18th ST. real
estate uut,i. hn liuuu Hail. ll'fh 4 tN III
lMrnt fNlri amt twenty fourth Nuris-lrturrs Hall.
Tumouis iIrDu, IAN, f,riham, Hud Al " browns
oii''. li~tu t. and 90 AZ
bv oucr Of the resident members o the state Central
CORNELIUS oREILLY, Chairman.
sNclNn MlFRs, SECRETARY.
g. SAUNDERS chairman State Committee
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6r,ursloas.
brighton BEACu.

Rh'h ioN hhA'h'
Via Long Island Railroad, from sith st Ferry ami
Hunters fnnt ON and after sept lt. leave EAST
Wrli II. DAILY. iuA. u VI =. 4u~P
Leave hrthton B'ach. dmiy, ~. A Nj. II %. -.
4 20. o. - - 10 30 L VI
lARE FROM HUNTERS POINT, ROUND TRIP, 20
CENTS
D. rHIrrENDEN e. "a SPENCER. g Supt
EI>IING HANKS rhur-day, seri 10 AMI
uu II, r. 90. Stn 3D.. T. Il 10. ritr - T. z : -
- It. Il : 30. ION st. y Il ~t' Pe~d y q : -
4 NJ. cents tickets zoe. Ladies Jtt Gn,tt fishing.
Al q FOSTER. Manager
EOAND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL Fall
VI SApES
ROUND rRlp. - CENTS.
Roais from Canal 81 f1r tDltT LII. PLEASANT VAL
LEY. AND SliA bh SIDE ou 81 NpANS AZ ~ 4 VI. ~
ant : = VI DAILY At lu \ " amt O. . so and ~
T. NJ landing 40 2itn ~ ana 3ith st. ,Day and SUNDAY
10 minutes later
NIANHATrAN BEACH.
VA NbNpAl. sept lN. AMI trains leave Green
lo4ut tu u" Gwen luur irOiuN VI tuS T. NJ Pu~.,'i
ytf~ leave -3l . v YORK s.c - minutes hein'c the
hour Erflrnins, leave Manhattan lrarh Tor Grrrn
loiui hourly HAtuN ar " Boats ami trains. wa HAs
E'fr every iu. ami Tram, Wa Prospect fark, every
hil hugr stnr %, heretofore
See sinA. tine tables
" Est POINr OK NEWEUWGu, daily
w Except SUNDAYS. soc DAY LINE tdNrf tlsemcnt.
roman at NESi fOlN IS hours, NlA lkoH nearly
hours. Iuc 40 " lort 900 rciuru 80 '.A'
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ta'r' - ~ - .'.Niiit fIS.RN,g'LFf W6F NJ
FINED NOVELTY ANp ART 90, f..t Nii in The cas-.
Gl.ANb MATINEE 10 MoHflON .rhutsl4y. ATa Pop
ular 'uccs-EN,iune.. 80. .5s 1ac M1inccs IA 80
ntNJO, SONG aud aanep Iis and clog daucils taught
- fHf stag ur hnur amusement II = HoBsON. t06
tW uv CLIFTON 81. bob~p'. .'n Buwefl
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FOURIER. TmRprGu TRAINS BACH WAY DAILY
THREE btPOr, is flilL AULLPllIA
TWO Is SEW lOEk
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ttlanit1- --tema!rs.

UPTOWN ADNERTssEtts
"a Nav leave their favnrs Tor THK SUs at the on
author yed IN. town advertisement Offices
.2ts Broadway. corner 81 3lst ali ID p. NJ. an
BOs West I'D At, corner Of 18th av.. MI -P "
100 81 aV.. corner Of 47th It. all \ 4 VI
DE- East 9Th Il, corner Union square. I'LL = Pm.
NUeNtrA
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for Snlr nm i O Eet.

A SECOND and third floor rear house. n West 18Th
II IT., only on" other family IN house. Rent I'll
(nEAP HOUSES, cheap stores. cheap apart
- mehts rooms, stable aud shops lo rent al central
JAMES PRICE, 2un Hudson 81
rIOOHS and hale hool to Il tin the new brnW stone
houses 100 AMI ~ West 10Th Il. MaVerlcy place
NIATS ho0rs aud apartments call at ~, II. and 10
i Beach Il. ana - NOrth Moore st.
OFFICES TO lET-in second story sun building,
~ ltont ana rear, vel lghted and steam heated, Ap
Al sun HIhIr ~.
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gosi anD tono.
ANY PERsON nulmt bank book 40 4oI 1870 will
n please leave tlc same al the Blcpckcr 81 RauA.
4 pSI-A purse 10 u,lug from larhsun Ia the foot Of
~ Leroy II The uuder wi hc literally rewarded by
returning the same Go 9.~ Nauck IT.
N.ALUABI.E PAPERs, .ilncd by Gcn Morgan
l. -mltl con a. .nf. nnht apt Moore A. ILLINOIS lost
Me. CHARLOTTE >Mllu WAL VA, lur their delivery al
the oiicc OF the lulrd states llurl
- IN NfN NJ h.-Stnycd away from A,torin "A
" ~ large ~ lr Hnd red setter dog had nu a leather
collar may have crossed to TINS city tic boat,
The above reward Ni be paId Tor hi, return IN The nm
G"lslsncd AT AsoriA, or ~ Wall 49, Sew York So
GNr'Whs TlloM\ S CORNER.
q IN RENA D.-Siolcn. last night a h.hi gray
gov horse. lbhanl> high. dnrk points uui. ed
u's art painted dark grcn. back ,,at folds IN. with
sdc ltis, Two sets su4c harness rubber mounted one
open bfldlc AMI one plaid wool blanket Addtr.,
4. " HAlAEs, ~ and 81 Lispcnard Il
Orange Sept "a Nrw WINK CITY
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-02-07

J. Il. Dewey: Of Ransom, is the first
to bring us eggs on subscription. A
good many farmers who cannot pay us
money at this time might bring us but.
ter, eggs, potatoes, etc, and do us quite
a favor us we'll as easing their conscien
ces by paying the printer.
The Worthington ADVANCE, after
quoting from the State Prison Warden
Of Minnesota, showing that seven
eights of the inmates Of that institu
ton found their way there through the
influence and effect of Intoxicating liz
uor, says:
And yet there are a good many PEG
pie that think the liquor traffic is not :
proper subject Of legislation. It is ad
mitted that it is all right to legislat'
us to the effect, TO build jails, cour1
houses, asylums, infirmaries, penitenti
aries, ETC., at all enormous annual out
lay, but never to legislate rs to tin
cause OF from three-fourths to seven
eiglths of all this outlay for crime
That is, it is perfectly proper for thu
doctor to doctor away the effects
but never to apply any remedies tt
remove the cduse.''
Evidently there is pretty sound pro
hibitionist at the helm there. -Minne
sofa Radical.
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-. RAILROAD MEETING.


A meeting in the interest Of the
Southern Minnesota Railroad, was
held on Saturday night last, at the Of
flee of Clark & S0ule. -. 3.
On motion, j. p. Moulton, w. R.
Bennett and NJ. B. Soule were appoint
ed \ committee to 60 to St. Paul in the
interest of the Southern Minnesota
railroad with power to add to their
number. -, ).
On motion, the above Committee
were instructed to draft a letter to j.
G. Easton and circulate the same for
signatures, expressive of the Friendship
for the Southern Minnesota, and pledg-
ing every reasonable assistance, pro-
vided Worthington be made point in
the bill about to be introduced in the
Legislature in favor OF the said road.
On motion, A. e. Robinson and L. E.
Kimball were appointed Committee
to obtain signatures to letters and
raise funds to defray expen ses.
On motion adjourned to one week
from tonight.
J. p. MoULToN, Pres.
NJ. 3. SOULE, Secretary.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-02-07
TEMPERANCE RESOL UT1OyH.

TEMPERANCE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions are handed
us for publication as having been adop.
ted at a recent temperance meeting in
this place:
Resolved, That we, as a people, are
utterly opposed to the sale Of intoxicat.
ing liquors as beverage in our county,
as highly prejudicial to our interests,
and we hope and expect that those
whose business makes it incumbent up.
on them to handle the dangerous arti.
Gle, will, in Difference to our expressed
wishes, exercise great diligence, and
conscientiously endeavor to discharge
the responsible duty resting upon them
in 4 manner which shall be satisfacto.
ry to the community. Further
Resolved, That while we recognize
the trials and difficulties of our phy.
sicians and druggists in trying to con.
troll this vexing matter, we feel that
the physicians, by exercising great care
in prescribing, and the druggists in
selling, can assist greatly in building
up public sentiment and in preventing
the spread of the gigantic evil in oul
midst. Furthermore, we sincerely
hope and trust, that those persons
among us who have been engaged from
time to time in bringing liquor into
our town to be drank by themselves
and their friends, will recognize the
fact, that such a course is subversive
of the best interests Of themselves and
the community, and will desist there
from. Further
Resolved, That it is our duty to ask
Almighty God that he will so incline
the hearts of the people of this commu-
nifty. that a higher standard of public
sentiment may prevail, and all be dis
pose to work together as one man for
the furtherance of temperance, morali-
ty and Christianity in our midst. Fur
Their, as it is currently reported that
parties who are known to use liquor as
a beverage have procured physicians
prescriptions in this place and have OBJ
tanned liquor thereon, therefore,
Resolved. That we heartily con-
denim such procedure, and trust that if
there has been ground tor the report
il the past, there will he none in the
future.
G.. 0. MOORE,
A. e. ROBINSON,
G.. Z. SUTTON,
Committee.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-02-07
GRAHAM LAKES.

Mrs. Cornish has been i'll but is re-
covering. The series of religious meet
ilgs held at the Chapman school house
by Rev. Van Fossen have terminated.
There were three or four additions to
the church. Prayer meetings are held
every Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Van
Fossen breaches every two weeks. The
Postmaster General has decided to es.
tablish a sem,-weekly mail between
Currie and Heron Lake. Capt. J. w.
Miller has sold his tree claim to Mr..
HOLSTER OF st.. Paul. Mr.. Dunlap is
building 4 new house on his farm east
of the lakes. One of MIR. Chidley's
daughters is i'll.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-02-07
MINOR ARRIVALS.

WlNOk AfHl AIS.
At the residence of John Nystrom,
in Indian Lake, a few days ago, a boy.
At the residence of E. J. Clark, Gra-
ham Lakes, recently, a nine pound boy.
Several Worthington correspondents
have written to the st. Paul Globe,
correcting some misstatements Of the
Dispatch correspondent. The cores
pondent was inaccurate in several par
ticulars, but this was, of course, unin-
territorial. His statement that Il good
many families are destitute is not cor
rect, so far rs we can learn. Neither
is his statement that there are no
government lands in this locality" cor-
rect, unless lie means that there is
none open to entry in this immediate
vicinity. There are still claims to be
had in the northwest town of this coun-
ty and quite a quantity of untouched
land in this corner of the State.
Weadmit that business is dull here
now, asi5 always is at this season of
the year, but numbers of land seekers
are arriving and everything indicates a
large immigration in the Spring. We
have reached the turn in the lane, and
everybody is encouraged as to tile fu-
tUre.