The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-25

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mometer stood 800 below zero.
The village schools are closed for two
weeks to bridge oyer the Holidays.
No mercury or minerals enter into
the composition Of DR.. ,Marshall's
Bromoline. 1t is the greatest Vcge-
table Blood Purifier known. Sold by
Miller & Smith.
On Wednesday evening, Dec 81, the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the marriage Of Mi. and
Nj 8. A. S. Hussclton will be celebrated at their
residence il this place. All are invited.
Now this is something like it. This
is good Minnesota winter. None Of
your languid, tffeminate, diletante Win
ters til wears banged hair and lisps,
but Il rousing, bu!fetiug, deep-yoiced,
believing, hearty old fellow, that laughs
and whistles, and sets everybody TO
dancing will! vitality and electricity.
There was gale on Tuesday and
the snow was on the move. The train
from Sioux Falls did not get through
except the engine and passenger car
No trains arrived on the main line
until Wednesday,. At 8 o'clock yes
tcrday morning the thermometer indi-
Gated 20 below zero.
and the first OF January it will be !, special nc.
comno 'a'i"n if ali Indebted will call and settle
before that titn" vii! also sell at cost all Will
ter goods. Mis-. A. l.. LAW.
We have Eecn quite careless hereto
tore in carrying large sums of moneya-
bout our person, walking our streets
with $500 ahtl 81 eco bills in our vest
pocket, and presenting that there was
no risl: to run in this quiet temperance
town. But hereafter we'll be CAREFUL.
Tie robbcr who knocks us down will
get no $I5,C out Of us. We have al
ready deposited. Gentlemen of the
brass lnuc:1Ics and the derringer you
needn't try it OIL us.
It must be good, for everybody
recommends it, and doctors prescribe
it. We mean DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup, the great cough remedy.
Price 25 cents, SO cents and 81 bot
tie. Sold by Miller & Smith.
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Che of the girls wants US to write some poetry
about banged hair. Here gees
Look at her singrrly,
Speak her it'll care,
Shes a poor !Tia.I:,
Wearing banged hair.
Rcwartl.-We will pay reward of
one thousand dollars for any certifi-
cate published by us regarding Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup not found genu-
ine.-Vogeler, Meyer & Co., Balti-
more, October l, 1877.
John Mcmillan came down from
Warrington, Wednesday, anu seemed
literary society to attend and cheer up
his dropping spirits.-St. James Jour
nal.
John is /. good church and Sunday
School man down here and wo don't
wonder helikes to get away occasional.
ly to attend literary society, or some
thing that has lift" in it.
MAGNETIC HEALING.
We noticed the fact recently that
Mrs. Smith. of Sioux City. Magnetic
physician and Healing Medium, was on
visit to this place and Lnverne
Since then we have received for publ.
cation the following testimonial to her
powers us healer:
TO THE PUBLIC:
Luverne, MIMI, Nov. 20. 1879.
This is to certify, that I, Mrs. B. Rice,
having had graduated eyelids for the
past seven years, and for the past two
years WIS unable to read or sew, and
blind at times, have been cured mag
netically by magnetic treatment and
medicines, by Mrs. DR.. II. Smith, from
Sioux City, Iowa. Signed ;
Mrs. BELLE RICE.
ALTA RICE, Witness.
PERSONALS.
W. NJ. Maxwell has gone to the
pineries for the winter.
o. Fl. Shriver, has gone to Ogden,
Utah Territory.
A. N. Jordan, of Minneapolis,
came down the road on Saturday
night last to spend the Holidays at
home on the farm. We tender him
the freedom Of Our office when he is
in town.
Night-watch Mcmillan was sick
Sunday night rnd Charley Humiston
took the road" in his place.
Mr.. Will Loveless, for some time
past clerk of the Mccarthy House,
has severed his connection with that
first-class establishment, and returned
to his home in Worthington .yester-
day. Will is an excellent clerk and
has made many friends during his
stay in Observation-Disclosures Herald.
Mr.. Dan Neff, printer who has
bee', with us for the past three months,
started yesterday morning for Ohio.
Dan is il good, steady, reliable gentle
man and printer. lie is troubled with
tie terrible disease, consumption, and
came to Nebraska to better his health.
but instead of improvement he became
worse and concluded to quit the print
ing business and return east. If Dan
ever returns to the trade and we are in
the business we will gladly give him a
''sit" if he; wis les it. The best wishes
of the Opposition 60 with llim.-Oppo.
sftion, WILDER, Nebraska. ~.
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