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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-12-27
CRooKsrox TO lake SUPERIOR

/ CR0oKsToN TO lake SUPERIOR =
There were filed yesterday morn
ing in the stale >ecrctary's Office,
St. PauI, the articles 0f lncorpara.
tion of The Lake Superior aud
Red River Valley Railroad com
nany." The object OF the organ
zatIon Is 10 construct and operatr
l-rallroad from the State line be-
tween minnesota and Wisconsin
"at some feasible poiut in township
No. 48, Of range 10 west of the
fourth principal meridian, in Gen
eral uorthwe>teriy direction bv the
most te bic route, by way If the
mouth ot the Cioquct river, in ST.
Louis county, Lakes NYnebeoo.
. shi>h. Cass Lake and Leach Lake
IN Cass and Itaaca coun tics, and
/ Red Lake Fails, Crooksion. i'm Po,k
eoUnty, 70 Red River ofthe North,
! III or near township No. I49, Of
range ~, IN SAID Conn,Y Of Polk.
h.uue>o}a.' CrcokSton is 10 he
the head center OF The company,
/ and the capital stock is to be s.,
600 90, payable in such install
mentz a. The directors may deter
mine. 'fae incorporators, who
.re 80 constituted the III board
ot din c,ors Morris Il. Brown,
Thomas c. ShapIeigh, Frank Ives,
John friedrich. Arthur Yvernaucct.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-12-27

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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-12-27
RE ID THIS!
Send your orders for

send your orders Tor
clothin 6, hats, furnish
lng goods and Me-
chant Tailoring to the
Great Boston One Price
Clothing Store, Mime
ap0lis, the best Cloth
i1g Store in the North
wast, 49,. =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
Convicted by IA Colored Jury.

At Austin. Tunica County. Miss, William
Love colored, was tried Tor the murder u j sander
son, white, ana colored Jury heard the They
heard the evidence, the arguments n counsel and the
charge the Court and on saturday last retired 10
sdrr verdict In short time the Jury returned into
rad We, the Jury md the defendant guilty Of aur
der, but recommend him TO the mercy M the Court '
The Judge stated that under the verdict he would have
sentence the prisoner TO the peniteuttry aud he asked
verdict Ihs entire Jury spoke up aud sait " No. sir
no. sir Then gentlemen sad the Judge, can
Tcurr and hnd verdict which viii express your inten
uon' The Jury retired but returned In lew ininur
with the following verdict; I'VE the Jury, nud the de
cniant guilty Of murder. rlArsed IN the Indictment
The Judge stated that under that verdict he would
t. sentence the prisoner 10 death by hanging he
again asked The Jury they understood lh,r verdict In
That sttse. Tie Jurors Unanimously said Yes, sir-yrs
sir Ihereupun the prisoner, William Love, sen.
fenced by the Court to be hanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
THE SCARCITY or sHIn
New YORK Bay Fishermen ApprehsndIne an
Improbable season.

In this cold and stormy weather the run
OF shad in the bay is extremely slim. Very few
are taken in the stationary nets at Robbins
Reef and other points. and the fishermen fear
that when the season is over their profits will
amount IN little or nothing.
There is great deal OF labor involved In
catching chad. The preparations are begun
about the middle OF March. when the fishermen
put down acme miles OF poles and fasten nets
to them. Then the nets are watched and regu-
larry lifted at certain stages Of the tide. and this
work must be done in all kinds OF weather
The boats used for the purpose are large. lap
streaked commonly termed clinScr putt. They
carry Il big spirit sail, which is used in n fair
yvini oniv When the wind il NOT fnvornble
ehAd fishermen always take what they Gull n
white-ash breeze that is to say. they row. Lift
ing the nets is hard work when the catch is
heavy. and for this reason the men in this bust
ness don't like large run OF nsh. They prefer
market becomes overstocked, and prices fall.
There nre two classes OF shad flshers-the
men who work at fixed rates OF wages for the
owners OF stationary nets. and the men who
work for themselves with DRIFT nets. A drift
net Is made OF twine as nne as the necessary
fish. and when they meet n coarse net they take
fright at il and dive under it; but they don't
seem to mind the fine material in the mescles
OF the ordinary driit net. This net Is tuOypd
uD by pieces VI wood. and allowed TO iioW with
the tide. The constant hauling. and the great
care ana trouble IN rearranging the net ~ the
end OF each DRIFT to prevent tanglng. added to
heavy rowing. all combine to render the bust
ness OF drifting undesirable to a lazy man but
rs there IN some excitement in IL, and indeed
in fine weather 1t may be classed MS rude
sport 1t Is relished by many OF the lusty fellows
engaged in IL.
There are two theories in regard to the shad
OF this year. One Is. that before the water gets
sufficiently warm for them their running time
w., Wli DC amost over anu they wi De on towaLd
weather becomes favorable they will come In
immense shoals for Il short time. However this
may be. IL IL certain that at present there are
hardly any shnd cOmlng this MnY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
ST PETER'S HOSPITAL.
a Fair 10 Help Enlarge tie Institution that
Father FrauslOla Founded.

On the 2Sth inst. fair, under the auspices Of
the Sisters VI the Poor St Francis be opened In
the Brooklyn Academy Of Music and continued through.
out the week The proceeds are to be applied 10 the
funds Of St Peters Hospital which is conducted by
Sisters under the direction Of the parish Of that
THIS hospital is the largest Institution OF its kind in
Brooklyn Is nonseearan. although under Catholic aus
pice and has only before appealed 10 the public tor
aid II founded Ia l-bf by Father Fran lola pastor
Of S. Peters PARISH Tor the purpn.e Of carne Tor the ar
phnns OF soldiers KILLED in the war Al nrst uay one
building at licks and C.ugc, streets amt adjoining s.
Peters Church was us When IT. usefulness home
Tor soldiers orphans ceased ~ was merged into hospital
Win the growing demands upon The managers bought
hdlhung property IN CONGRESS aud Henry streets Tie
acquisitions wrrr made gradually, and AZ times II was
necessary o. erect temporary bHrrHCk, IN the yard TO
Accuuim' date the sck that came ~ II. doors.
Recently Me remainder ot tne block except that occu
pea by tr church amt large pHruchal school pur.
chased on remarkably good Terms THIS purchase in
Cluurs the bechr uAuNou one of the landmarks ui South
btoukNh II h. proposed Ca utilr tins mansion. ana be-
Nd"sa spacious nos ttl hudlu. j. 10 be- erected. To
pressure money lr ms purpose the mir held
tnuuons are - ictni Among tie irst contributor, is
SNHoH : Tdcu who has presented. through Mr.
Johh ! kiernAn Of ~ Wal street his check Tor $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
The Bible In New Mexico.


Tho Bible has been introduced into the courts
o. Ntw Mexico Tor the Iuruusc administering uhtIs
~ most OF the towns they had denl ~ trouble getung
Bbe The santa Re papers INSIST that at Las Vegas. the
shcrH rnu-Hckrd The town ia vain tw0days search
o the necessary volume aud finally borrowed one from
convent The Las Vega. new papers returt that when
u" Bible was introduced into the Fe, the
lawyers sezed II and read II with HNldity Tor some
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
Lad,s. who Hunt on Horseback.

In the neghhorhood Of Sherman, Texns the
ladies indulge IN the sports of the
trough net always successful riders The other day a
hHplylvN NJ ladies and gentlemen were out uu "cot.
t"n th hunt They mad number Of exciting races
Ar ldck rabbits, ami three the nir ones wei
suddenly prechtat"d from their flying sceds No seTi
Gus damage resulted, but quite gruuD ~ them were
ptousht home ~ tanners lumber wagon This Is no
worse imam the luck the sporting character who ms
A~lAe IRON As SanEIown races N = eOAl wagon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21

IL be reunited in wedlock 10 Mrs Kate Martin, from
whom he divorced by decree Of the Bedford Cir
cult Court several They were nst married In
1850, but have been separated about three yearA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
The blight OF Divorce.

In recent divorce case I'm Baltimore. on
criminal CHARGES two bound volumes ut testimony were
tnkcu, containing over Sp paecs II is y shuckint
record: but what Is still more shncEng j. the tact that
The rare Is hose union has been dissolved tins way
have three children. who will have such record Oh
which ~ begin their lives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
ENNIS YLNANIA RAILROAD.
.,. GREAT TRUNK LINE


On AMI alter AR =. lsTJ.
Trans leave New YORK. VIA DcsbrOsses and Cortland
streets Ferries. a. tnl.pWst
Expression Harrisburg. Pittsburgh. the West ami South
VIA Pullman Palace Cars attached A NJ, and
Fer wnAlnsporl. Lock Haven, Cory and Erie at 30
= NJ. connecting at CORY Tor ritusvilc. Petroleum
Eenir. ami TIE Oh Regions wilhansport aud Loek
Haven. % A. NJ
Ba,umoe. Washington. and the South. Limited Wash.
iutwn ENrrcss ot Pullman ParlOr Car, daily except
sunday. 20 A. NJ. arrive Washington an NJ Rrsu-
lar at 800 ami - A. VI. l amt 10 2 VI sunday
4m a NJ. anI 10 r NJ For Baltimore. an NJ except
sunday.
Expression Philadelphia, $50 3D. = % o 10 Limited;
II A 49,. ID 30 4. ,. 8. 80 $50. ami ~ = NJ sun
duy. +.iI dl4 A. 49,. ). u. 13I D. AuI ~ T. NJ Eml
grant amt >ttunI cluss, 7 - 7. NJ
buits d bruAINu AuucN connect with all through
tram. u J,,sry tiy. Iioflm- speedy ana lireeI
irsu. arrive. From Pittsburgh q 90 10. 20 4 VI. 1910
T. NJ. la4lv. uI U.-l p. NJ daily, except Monday.
From Washington ami Baltimore. $50 A. VI. ,. $50,
++t ~ DO T. VI sunday. go A. NJ. amt iu;lu r. NJ
From PuiIurIpult. $3.50 q 81. - 80. lD.4O il:3O A. ~
s.aiiJ 3d. Is % So. aud lJ.lU p NJ. sunday, Asa
t.'u. 10 ~. u 80 \. NJ. Is ~. ~. - H. H.
Ticket Onites. so AMI pa Broadway. 1 Aston House,
and foot p Dcshrpsss ana GOrAndt sts Court It aud
brooklyn Annex Depot. loot NJ fuit0n t. Brook yn;
-. III, anu ll- Nuisnu ST. HOOokcn Depot JERSEY
CITY. EMlgnni lickct oiiee. Battery place.
FRANZ IHONSON, L. =. FARMER.
Gvncrai Manager Gen'l Passenger Agent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
Shipping.

1'fF''S'
NATIONAL LINE.-FROM NEW PIRR 30 r
~ ----------fuR LONDON Victoria Dock sI------
Canada. Nrd MuN T. 3 T. ". D.umHrN Wei NHN q tF VI.
-----Fbk LIVERPOOL AND QCEENsrJN Ny
l. sat Arm 20 AN The gu tu.~tt MtA 3D. "a. VI.
iHi' si' a. So currency; stccrase. SO Drts ron
- upN 1fd i.slrd II very low rates Cuulaurs Jh.eA
N"' o' H1i 10 htntWaN. r. " J. ut4-f N4u4.er
pASIrIC mall STEAMSHIP COMPANY
efE'lAL NOTICE -ENIikANrS .rNaldcd 90 AN
tNANIlH',p sot rhER\ cALlFuRNIA. ARIZONA
NEN ZEALAND AMI AUSTRALIA tur nl,sa.c tni "a.
formation lt Tc-Hr o routes Apply ~ rae Passenger De-
p"tunrut ~ h'uuiNAy.
OTrEHDAM LINE steamers leave Gun.
~ pn d, lu.r. Id 1mu- PuYgma Ferry Jersey CIV.
W, \ .tHoL lEN .Aurll "a ROTTERDAM MY
~ sen. EpllN 90, L. IS. MORHls
~ Wn' st. ttI.nt ACTS 30 B.way, Grn r,,' AGENT
SrArE LINE-ro Ga..ow. Liv,rloo. belfast and
''LuhlomcrrN. nom Pier -, y g. 100 .uA t.. lIuts
iNs FAs'ch-yrs Al through rats 20 all leading clueaI
Europe st.tra-r, 81. AUSTIN BALDWIN 4 20
Aierts. - Broadway. SiELkAGE OFFICES Al -
hrHdWaN AM plcr foot of canal IT,
IuENED STAN LINE ron ANTW ERR.
4 'tl lit lic htlsian td tmiri STATE. uauN 9AA'
hE rtriN T. "a, -, nom Fumtriuhih ami Sew lofk-
hrLil inland Sails Friday, Apri' 30, iuA
fut fat. ~ Vassl e. ti other Information Apply 70
. PETER WRIGHT y SONS. GcurfAI Agents,
ait Walnut 81. lW'uirli hit. - broadway. NrW YORK
JOHN NcOoNALp Agent battery phase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
ITO PHILADELPHIA

TO PHiLAD ELPutA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLD.EsrABLIsuED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN Through TRAINS EACH WAY DAILN
THEE DkfOfs IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IL NEW iOKk
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIV
AkNl AND tue FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
on AND AFTER APRIL 7. 1879.
Express Trains ,eaye New YORK VIA DesDrosses and
turlHult streets Ferries. a. follows
80. Z 81, , DO, -. 40 Limited. II A. VI |, $50 5A
$50. $40 ami 10 r. NJ sundnys ~ aui A II s. Il
-. > 80 and 10 r. NJ
Boat VI BrupN yn AnueX' connect with all through
trans at Jersey city. aiiuring speedy ami direct
transfer Tor Bruukly travel
Reurring tram. cave Philadelphia i2Ol. SIS. T. T.
73a, :, $50 AMI II A. l-i'uu.i Express l.3J r
3 o. %, :, $50 a. VI 4. IS r. NJ.
lcNet offices. a-6 AMI ga Broadway, Astnr House,
aui iuoi ' DE nr,'es and Corapit 81 Court st aud
Brook Nu AuutN Depot foot OF Fulton S. Brooklyn; ia
llnaud lis hudson ~, HObOkeu; Depot Jersey CITY.
FRANZ THOMSON, L p, FARMER,
General Manager Geul PASSENGER A cent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21

WI WAN-Oprn from $50 A. VI g. u VI. ctOt
srect-Ncnfcst point Wall street Ferry and
wih car. iur south Perry Crrti IIt sirrct-Neurv.t
point ior Jersey CITY AMI Coumuupaw terfic. Park
pl.ccNcafc-t puin, for Post Oncr cay Hal. and Bar
cay street Ferry tu Huhukcn. Chambers strcct-Nrar
ct point faNona and Erie Railway Ferry Franklin
street Orud strrt-N Arrest nuiit tor D-shruscs SIR
Fcrrv tu jersey iifN. AMI connects Win DeS
bru.'es AMI East Grani Street ierrrs BECKER street.
Connects wlth cars ur ctst nui west Eighth street.
NoHrcs point Christie her street Ferry 10 lubnkcn.
cHuuvCuh4 with car. Tor Christopher ana East Tenth
street rrs fuurtrOhth street Nearest uut 20 u
Squau.. WauHck-. ant Lyceum Thea re-. Academy u
Music. Irving AMI Tuumany Hal.. connecting with cars
iur East r~entythitd ant rwenivFourh rect rfies
Iweutv td -trret--N arcst paint 'u Booths 81 james
and Plrk THEATRE. Grand Oela House. ilnurv's Gar
den and Masonic Temple. AMI IWcut .thifd Street Ferry
60 J r~tV CIV Ihrtvthird srrrf-Ncnrc~t point to
standard. Brnadwnv ami Futh Aveuuc Theatres Aqua.
aud san Francisco Nin~trcls connecting with
for WrrhHwkrn Ferry. f"rt,-srcOnt street-Connecu
Wi.h Sow Aurk Transfer COMPANY ~cabs Tor Grand Cen
url Dvyut fHeth .lryct ~ Uele4t .trcct-Cunnrct
iNc With cars e. Belt Line Railroad Nearest point
Central Puk fliy third street aui Elgnth avenue.
For uptown trnns take side stations For down.
town traius take west sie stations. Trains will run
5Sti u md dh av and 53l IL AMI sih Hv. alternately
Fare, ~ cents excep ucweeu the hours u 80 30
A NJ aud and p NJ, when the are i cents
WI Il GARRISON. President
" VAN BRocKLIN. SUPERINTENDENT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21
Susinrss & ounces.

GusIIlSS Y luUlt5
TIN ROOFING stove ami heater business for
n sale good chancr tor practical nnn. established y
years AppYtoJ J. ID FRASER at ABENDROTu BROS,
No 2sa Pearl It NJ agents
BAKERY Tor sale in OF the best business
n points near New York; business profitable aud In
ereasiny. but must he sold Address Wv" Post Ohiee
Box SO. New York
A STATIONERY aud variety store. doing n good
~ business ~ present will be sold ~ sacrifice, good
reasons tor selling. ~ Christopher i
DAkTRY for sale cheap. doing q good business: all
ID newly ntted up s54 Atlantic AN. BrooSiyn
BUTCHER SHOP for sale with fixtures aud ice.
ID house and lease all complete. CO. ~ Az.
LOR sALE-A coffee and cake saloon ana cheap
restaurant well located aud doing hne business
long established. l. FINLEY. 80 Murray II - door
INOK SALE. cheap. o,st.r and chop hou~r. doing
Il good business snADDoCks. IL EwvH It, Brook
lNu, +. ID
lNOR SALE chcap-A good corner grocery store.
with Jarroom; cheap rent l,77u Broadway cor 9th
street
LNOR sAIE-wine AMI ligcr beer suioon. chcrn.
Apply To- E.BEHRlNGERll7k wen 81 ,Wil.amsnur-h.
EOR sALE-Eaung stand. corner OF Franklin and
Il West SIS
HORsEsHOEING shop for sale. Inquire at ia
spring st
NEWS STAND AMI route. splendid unc, for sum.
~ mer, rent free. Address NEWS sun uptown office
l.2as broadway.
SMALL candy store for sale cheap; rent $40 43s
- East 9Th Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21

Albany BOATs.-PEOPLE,s LINE. steamers
n Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier A. y. II DOT
OF tiua ST. every NrrA Jay. at6P NJ. Tor Albany and
all point. North aui West suteruOm. warmed by steam.
TROY. BOATs.-clTiZENs LINE New
n steamers SarHtu ui Cttv ut Troy leave Pier ~.
y H.. foot LEROY Il daily eXcp t saturday, ate r. N
Tor Troy AMI all points North ana West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-21

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILn
INkkk DkfOfs IN PHILADELPHIA.
TWO IL NEW iOkk.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27
My Little Love.
HESTER A. BENEDICT.

. -
Ny little love, asleep 50 for, SO far
Forgetting where the bees and wild birds are,
And minding not the running rivers
rhyme
1 pray. you, in the silence grown sweat
And hull Of heaven-since having you to
t%$ hold
Dream that the wind hath kissed for your
- Blown from my heart with blessings mani.
The palms are proud above me! and 20,
Singing across the laughter-loving land,
Yet saying, sometimes, with my voice drop.
III only are could wake and understands
!; It may be that my fancy runneth riot,
Watching the wee birds peering from the
But o, it secmeth often in the quiet
Your light breath rocks the roses on my
breast.
And so say: "My love, awake so far
j: Beyond the skies that yet may not climb,
think you know where ali my treasures are ;
think you hold the meaning Of my rhyme:
think you stand, this moment, warm and
And reaching dimpled fingers as Of old.
To catch the kisses for your face and feet
. Blown from my heart with blessings mani
fold"
- ~
And so sing with brooks, and birds, an
bees,
Under the palms and where the pampa
grows;
Choosing my many friends from them dnd
these
And from wild winds that seek Sierra g
SHOWS,
And so wear the raiment OF delight;
And so walk with glad, unfaltering feet;
And so watt till, past the day and night,
Finding my love, find my love complete.
-BaltlWin's Monthly, February, 1872
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

Long ago, when Bayard Taylor was a
young man, he wrote in the album of a
young friend the following lines; which
revealed the character of his inspirations
at that early age:
"Upon. the worlds great battle field the brave
Struggle and win and fall. They proudly go
Some to npnoticed graves. and some to stand
with earth's bright catalogue Of great and
good.
Who. urged BY consciousness of noble aims,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

Stand breast to breast With every evil thought,
'eubduihg until stricken down, shall pass
In, warrior glory to his long repose, 80, ~.
And his good deeds rest like banner.pal,.-
Telling the faith he fought for to the World
Upon his memory for all coming time!.*i
New York, October rs; s.. 1s4s. AND i1'A'A'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

never ~rltesa to me but: he says: "1.m
the happiest msnin the world, and I owe
it all to you" .-,.. ....., r.. .,.y
And upon my word, I fancy he is
ht!-AN the Year Round, -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27
The True way to Inviror.t..

India and French cashmere shawls are no
longer worn n Paris. They are used for ia.
blecloths and for furniture covering.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27
MASON & HANLlN CABINET ORGANS.

Dem5n , e1 best by HIGHEST HON0Rs AT ALL
WORED'S EXPOSITIONS FOR TWELVE YEARS;
viz at PARIS, 1867 VIENNA. 1873 SANTIAGO 1876 PM
AApELrHIA 1916 PARIS. 1873. and GRAND swEED1sE
GOLD MEDAL. 1873 Only American Organs award
Cd such. Sold for cash or instalments ILLUSTRATED
CATALOGUES and Circulars With Styles and prices
ent free MASON HAMLIN CRGANCC BOSTON
NEW YORK or CHICAGO.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

IL embittersd 10y Dropsy, Kidney
Bladder, and Urinary Complaints.
Bright Disease, Gravel or general
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

/ ALI the e'phoEcs" OF this phonetic age are
surpassed in practical benefit to mankind, by
the discovery OF Allan's Anti-Fat, the great
and only known remedy for obesity, or corpu-
lency. 1tproduces no weakness or other I'm
pleasant or injurious effect, its action being
simply confined to regulating digestion, and
preventing an undue assimilation of the car
bonaceous, or flesh producing elements Of the
food. Sold by druggists.
=. -. ELS WORTH, Kan. July 1871, 1875.
Gentltnien-Allan's Anti-Fat reduced me
seven hounds in one week.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

CHILDREN DO NOT DIE OF the Group to
| whom DIX. WIN. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS is administered. Parents will do well
which saved SO many lives, in the house ready
for an emergency. The Balsan overcomes a
| tendency to consumption, strengthens weak
and heals sore lungs, remedies painful and
| asthmatic breathing, banishes hoarseness and
cures all bronchial and tracheal inflamma-
ton. II you have cough, use it 'early and
often." All Druggists sell it.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-27

=. . " HONT'S RENBDY :.
All diseases of the Kidneys. Bladder and Urinary
gans are cured by HGN f'S REMEDY. Family
Rhysicisps use HUKEk REMA DY.' Send fol
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