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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

The advantages Of these Lines are
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point in the entire West and Northwest he can
ity his tickets via some one Of this Cumpany'S
lines and BIZ sure of reaching his destination by
it or its CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part Of its lines are laid with
steel rails its road bed is perfect.
). 1t is tho short lin" between all important
points.
1. Its trains are equipped with the WrSting-
house Air Brake. Miller ) form and COuplcrS
and the latest improvements for comfort, safety
and convenience.
5. 1t is Inc only road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
.. 1t is the only road running the Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping cars either way be: Wecn Chicago
AMI ST. Paul. Green Bay, Frerpnrt, Lacrosse,
Winona, Dubuque, McGregor, Milwaukee.
:. No road offers equal facilities in number of
through trains equipped with Pullman Palace
Sleeping cars.
s. 1t makes connections with all lines crossing
at intermediate points.
The popularity of these lines is steadily in
creaSing AMI passengers should consult their in
tcrcSt by purchasing tickets via Of this line.
Tickets over this rOntc are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in 'he United States and Canalas.
Remember you ask for yOlr Tickets via Of the
Chicago 4 North Western Railway, and take
none other.
For information. folders, maps. &C.. not obt
tainrblr ut home ticket Office, address any ayeIl
Of the Company or
W. II. SrENNErr, MARVIN HUGIITT.
Gen'l Pass. Agt, Chicago Gen. Mang'r.
Jan. l, 131a-!y.
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RTSI[WORE.

Mr.. Dcmorest is holding special meet
ing here this week. The house is filled
every evening.
Mr. Horace Thompson, of st. Paul,
has shipped 500 bushels of No. wheat
to Rushmore for seed.
at the school meeting on the 18th
inst. it was decided to bond the district
for 81 500 and the committee on build
ing are looking for designs and intend
to push the matter right along.
Mr.. Thompson is pushing Mr.. Wem-
pies building right along. The barn
sprang up or Monday as if by magic
Ills said to he the largest barn in the
county.
Mr.. Horst has received another cargo
Of Penn. coal.
Mr.. w. Ware has gone up to his farm
for few days.
Mr.. s. NJ. Rushmore has gone to ST..
Paul for few days to--rusticate.
Another family from the East inquir-
ing concerning our village.
Kus|lmore station has the finest sign
on the W. Il 5. L. road.
Mr.. O3lc, Count Supt., visited our
school a few wecksago but we have not
seen amy report thereof. BETA.
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ADRIAN,

Bishop Ireland has just made con-
tract with John Weber for the erection
OF a house one and one half stories high,
also for barn to be put on his land
just south of town. The Bishop will
put a crop on his place the coming sea-
son.
A letter was mailed at this Office d.
rected to Faith, Hope and Charity,
Minneapolis, Minn. lIoop-ee, let us
rejoice, if it had rot been for this little
incident, we should meyer have known
the whereabouts Of the Graces. We
think they have struck good place to
show their virtues in. We expect soon
to hear Of them moving to Worthing-
ton. We think they are needed there
badly.
We came out west to grow up with
the country, and although it has never
been our fortune to locate in mining
country, we have come pretty near it
now, us gold has been reported to.have
been found within short distance of
Sioux Falls. Will say we intend to
stay where we are at present, until the
miners find gold at our door. We
won't be Bull-nosed 1--WE have applied
for patent, and did not get OH this
word) out of this country, until we see
everybody coming back loaded down
with the precious metal, then we will
move to the front.
Scene in room in hotel-Party play.
ing Authoys-Mr. S. Calls around
board until he has in hand three No. Il
and misses. Goes round board again
and turn comes to Mr.. G. Mr.. e. calls
OH Mr.. $. for two of the No. Is, Mr.. S
passes them over, and soon asks latter
looking at his handy "Brother G., 20,
made out to get your book.'' Brother
G. looks at S. and thinks to himself
IS. has not got the other 49," Look:
around and calls Oh one of the Other
players, and Of course misses. 1t nov
is SIS call. S. to C.-'|Brotl,er G..
please pass oyer those three Nos. 49,.
Imagine if you can the smile tina
spreads slowly over brother C.'s face
at the innocent deception just playet
on him, as each of the other player
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UEIiSEY.

Ii Il ~ OIL
T. i. Fitzgerald has put up an ice
house. Come up next July and get a
good cool drink.
We are looking for two or three fam
lilies from Wist olsin.
Some boys were up the other day
from Heron Lake and poisoned Mr..
Mcknab's dog. A warrant was got
out and the boys sent for. Lots of fun
expected.
Mr.. McCarval and family came last
week. More are expected soon.
A new brass band was organized hero
short time ago. The boys are doing
well.
J. Dashlein, the Lutheran minister
of this place, has commenced Il German
School in town.
Your Graham Lakes items say that
they are hauling stone to build depot
at Seven Mile Lake. This is found to
be a mistake. 1t was Il man hauling 4
few stones to wall up 4 well. Tell us
another one, Graham Lakes.
Will Wortl.ington ever he willing to
see amy enterprise go any place only to
Worthington? If we hear Of a railroad
or anything starting to go through this
county, it must go through Worthing-
ton. Now, if you knew lis much about
where the Southern Minnesota was 60
ing as you had ought to, you would not
be harping about it coming to Worth
ington. Railroads are not apt to run
six or eight miles out Of their way to
go through little one horse town like
yours. So you might as we'll hang up
your harp. If you were at Jersey,
then you might Harp and have some
reason for liArpng. II. +.
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BIGELO ".

Married, about Il week ago, at the
residence Of the brides parents, Fair
View Township, Iowa, Mr.. William
Hamilton to Miss Jane Dilabaugll.
The boys, rs usual, were on hand for Il
'sh;very.' One of the boys by the
name Of Coyher 60: on top Of the house
and Mr.. Dilabaugh came out with a
double barre!el shot gun and threatened
to shoot Coyher, SO Coyler No. 2 step
ped up to the old man and took the gun
away from him and discharged both
barrels into the old mans new wagon
box. The old man claimed that tie
gun was not loaded, but the wagon
box is somewhat shattered. 1t appears
that Mr.. and Mrs Dilabaugh received
some ill., urics in the frac;,s. So Dila-
baugh got out 4 State Warrant and had
the boys arrested. The boys have Civ
Ell bail for their appearance, and have
since tried to compromise with the old
man but in vain. So the trial will come
off this week in Sibley, MI. Ireland at
torney for defendants.
/. n. Wilson,, Of Ransom, tried some
Of his rejected wheat, to see if it would
grow, and the trial was very success
full. Only very few kernels failed.
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The question WAS up the other day
whether it is IS or - miles from Jack
sou to Spirit Lake. Those fellows who
have walked it and carried a carpet-bag
think it is D.
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s. II. Nerplanck, President of the
Geneva National Bank, Of Geneva, n.
Y, is ona visit to this part of the West.
Mr.. Y. is much pleased with the coul-
try and has the fullest confidence that
i. prosperous future awaits us.
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break out in roars of laughter.

"'o'> ou' III iottS VI auSntef.
we will know just how it is Wednes-
aay whether the Grand Jury system il
10 he abolished or not, as this question
will he discussed at the Lyceum on that
evening. And just here we hear NUT
terlng that may turn into storm, at
the way jurors are drawn in our coun-
". An eyewitness says the officers
That have this matter in their hands,
looked over the list returned from the
several townships and when they came
10 party that would make good jury
man, they put his name down, and af-
ter going through the list in this way,
put them in a hat and shake them up.
and out of the good ones, we presume
the best are drawn. If this is the way,
and we are informed by good authority
that it is, We may soon expect to see the
matter remedied.
Parties are hauling corn and oats
from Sibley and Sheldon to this place
and find Il ready market at fair prices.
This is good country for physician
to open up-a farm in, as they can
spend their entire time Oh the farm,
and we will guarantee they will not be
bothered by patients.
We havn't had lawsuit in two
weeks. Won't somebody kick up row
OF some kind and break the monotony?
We saw man a short time ago that
came to Minnesota for his health, lean
ing up against fence, and when asked
what he thought Of the bracing air of
Minnesota, he sad he thought the at
mosphere as Il general thing WAS brac-
ing, but at certain times fence was
better bracing than to trust to the air.
We concurrred with him i'll his belief,
and left him trying to hold the fence
up until he could get out of the wind.
The Land Company have agreed to
give the town Of Adriansa lot for 4
cemetery as asked for west of town and
south Of the park. We expect the first
one that dies will get lot free. Who
speaks first? UNo.
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DOVT READ THIS.

In looking over our accounts the 9th
Ell day, we footed up on twelve subscri-
bers who are owing us S6S, an average
Of over SIS each. This was on subscrip-
ton alone. Aside from these there are
a large number owing us 50, So and 81.
We are often tempted to slash into
some Of these names and cut them of,
but we remember that "whiie the lamp
holds out to burn, "etc. Some Of these
men cannot pay all due, but there is
not one of them who could not pay
something and liquidate the debt grad
TALLY. Will you do it?
Now, we suppose each Of these men
will lay down the paper and say we
mean his neighber over on the other
section. No we don't. We mean you.
Pay your own bill and then go for your
neighbor. Tell him it's a shame that
he don't pay up on the ADVANCE.
Show him your receipt and-a sewing
machine to boot,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

Our friend ". \. Doane, of Elk, has
left with Us Il printing which shows
considerable skill with the brush. The
subject is Il SCENE on the Little Big
Horn.
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OTlt IYI.NY'ER.S.

If we could all live on climate, what
i Paradise Minnesota would he. 1t
seems to be the general impression that
this is the Eleasantest winter we have
yet had. Two cold snaps lasting only
a few days and all the rest beautiful,
mild weather, with roads dry and
smooth. This is our sixth winter in
Minnesota, and but one of these could
be called severe and disagreeable.
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COUNTY NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK.

Our farmers are realizing better
prices for their wheat by taking it to
Sibley and stations south nearer Shell
don. Cannot we have another COM
peting line of railroad east? We are
having series of spelling schools i'll
District II, attended by old and young.
District No. IL Of our town is to have
Il new school house built in the spring.
The job is let to Mr.. Thompson, OF
Rushmore.
Our Methodist and United Brethren
societies re about commencing a revi-
val meeting. Elders Lewis and Chase
have been appointed to preach next
Sunday. Brother Chase preached last
Sunday to fill appointment of Elder
Lewis. FELIX.
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M a SONIC.
CH(7RCR D1RE,'7 TOR ~.

METHODIST Erls nrAl~-ScrviceS every sab
bath mcrnin" at 10 80: ming service 1T -
Sunday School ut T.. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. e. II. Dixon, Pastor.
UNION CON,iHEt;t rlOHA!~-S"rvicr> morning
and evening. S!illtl ,y School immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Ley. II. r. Tnttlr, PASTOR
PRESBYTERIAN Cul'ECH.-S"rNi"rs morning
and evening. Sabbath school Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting. Thursday
evening. Rev. II. +. White, Ia>iNr
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l.. ID. FLOMERFELT.
Practical Matchmaker, Jew
clcr and Fnrraver

Has located in Warrington. at Miller s.
Smiths Drug Store. Having served a full APP
premiership under leading jewelers. in New
York City. he feels fully able to meet the require
ments Of the trade lie keeps IN stock all kinds
OF Jewe1ry, Clocks, Watches. Eye Glasses, etc.
Repairing and Engraving neatly aud promptly
done. AL work warranted, [7-lS1y
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Man with all his enowments, is in many
things most foolish, he will give all that he hath
for his life. but is reckless and Indifferent to his
health. lie will graphic thief who steals his
purse, yet will daily with cough and cold and
finally so into consumption, when such sure
remedy as Eert's Extract Of Tar and Wild
Cherry can be easily obtained. 1t performs rap
id cures gains friends at every trial, and is in.
valuable in bronchial and lung diseases. 1t is 4
safeguard for ALL from the babe to venerable age
and health will be restored by its timely use.
No family that has used it, will be without it
Sold by druggists.
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A BARGAIN.

We can furnish 4 new Platform
Spring Wagon or an End Elliptic
Spring Buggy, manufactured 10y Fish
Brothers & Co., Racine, at a better
bargain than any dealer can give-
These wagons and buggies now tskU
the lead. Call and see US or write for
terms.
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HAIR DYE.

BATC1IELOR' s CELEBRATED HAIR Dye
best in the world. The inventor has used this
splendid hair dye for forty years with benefit to
II Is tic only true and perfect dye, harmless, re-
liable, instantaneous. No disarpointments, no
ridiculous titS remedies the effects Of bud dyes:
brown, Sold and properly applied at Ba,che-
l0r's wig factory. No. IL Bond Street N. Y g
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A farmer showed us his felon the
other day and we showed him our
thumb with the nail off. If there is
anything in the world that promotes a
fellow feeling it is these little excllang-
cS Of cUurtCSieS.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

NOBLES CO n TT VFF1CE7iS.
AUD1TOE-.Jnmrs walker
TKEAsVHEH-Irtrr Thompson.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-.Jn>rph Chadwick.
JUDGE or rHOH\rE-H. -. BARBER.
CLERK OF tOlNT-B y. Carrier
SuEKlFF-J. \. Town.
SvKvEYoE-Arn CLANCY. Drpuy-Alirn
NJ. tllanry.
CO,Hr CoNMlSS,ONEE-lI. ID. Ilumi>ton.
UNITY ATTuH%EY-M. t. S"ur.
('OKOSEH-l.. l; Hrnn"tt
COUNTY SurEEI>TESnEHT-J. Z. OSie.
COMMISSIONERS
FIRST Observation-Disclosures Bloom, Of seward.
SycOnd IiStrict-A. {. HuDiuSUl, of Northlng
ton. Chairman.
INird DiStricl-Hubt Shore, Of Ransom.
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FiHn FOR SALE.

FARU FOR SALE.
1G0 acres, considerable Improvement,
near Worthington. Will sell at 80 to
50 per cent. below appraised value Of
adjoining lands. Small payment down.
balance OH long time. Apply to
tt. MINER & PARSONS.
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FLOODED Hogs!
Choice BloOded Hogs
FOR SALE.

BEDFORD s. MILLER. at the Okabcna Stoch
Farm offer pure Magic, or Poland China PIGS
for sale. These pigs are the very best in the
State, and are pronounced so by Competent and
experienced breeders. We procure our stock d.
rcc'ly from d. NJ. Magic, originator OF this just
bIooded Bears for the improvement OF common
grades. Especial attention is directed to WORLD
BEATER PRINCE, the finest stuck hog in the StAtA
Call and see him. For terms and particulars apA
ply to or address, IL. W. MILLER.
65l-Gm] Manager, Worthngton, Min.
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General Superintendent Egan, of the
Southern Minnesota road, is authority
for the statement that the contract has
been let for an extension of the road a
distance Of forty-five miles next sum-
mer.
COAL.-Blacksmith and Mountain
Bank coal for sale,
23-4W, "A. FORBES.
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Anniversary Of Waslington's Birth
day Oh Saturday. For the benefit of
the little boys, we will say that he was
the boy who couldn't tell a lie. How
ever, it seems that he might if he had
tried hard as some boys do. A boy of
his natural ability, one would think,
wouldn't have given up so easy. No
boy ought to give up after one trial.
Try, try again, is good motto. Prob
ably, however, this first break down
WAS what made him. 1t may he that
he had succeeded so young.
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Our Bigelow correspondent tells of Il
wedding in Iowa at which some rowd-
les made trouble. The old barbarism
Of "belling" has about died out, except
in some benighted neighborhoods. The
whole country ought to turn out with
shot guns and hunt down anybody who
will engage in any such beastly pastime.
We have known several interesting
murder trials grow out of these efforts
to annoy newly married people.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

Postmaster Soule has put in new
safe, No. II.
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G.. st. John Cole, now travelling for Il
st. Paul Hard ware house, is down this
way selling goods.
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COME IN AND WRITE Il LETTER..
Farmers in town wishing to write a letter are
invited to call at the ADVANCE Office and do 80.
Writing materials free.
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Uncle Sans Harness Oh put on your harnesa.
will make the leather look new. and keep it soft
and p!lable. Give it a trial 90.
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The Board of County Commissioners
will meet in special session on the Sd of
March.
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MINOR AI1RIYIL

At the residence Of a. L. Uaggard,
in Lorain, OH Tuesday morning last,
all stb girl. Thinks Of applying for the
Lorain school.
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T.. II. Parsons and Mr.. Verplanck
ran over to Sioux Falls yesterday.
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Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration of their subscription
and they do not respond, we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their names off
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ARRIVAL IND DEPI RTUieE or Mall
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily - !na m.
Southern - 81 H. III
Western-Iu Sprn" and Sioux Falls, Il u. IN.
V,irit Lake Mondays hp. m.
Seward, Saturdays, 10 il. III.
DEPARTS.
Eostcrn fd,ilv> , 80 a. III.
Snuti,ar,, II lna III.
,V"Stnrn-Iu yrrne and Sioux FAILS GAS
Surn !, Tur,,;, i
Saw,rI Suturiay, > y. III.
All mails close at ? p. III. week days, and 6 p.
n. Sundays.
O(lice hours from L. N. to ~ M. an ! from !
20 9 D. III. Sun,lay>-frcN s t." Q Il. III. and
AVN - ~ 2. St,VLE, F. N.
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The band has been out several times
recently treating the town to music.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

G. G. Goodnow, of the New Ulm
Land Otlice, was in town the other
day.
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The ADVANCE Is furnished at IL 50 year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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Congress has passed the Anti~Chinese
bill, limiting the number Of Cinnamon
who may arrive on one vessel to fifteen.
We hope the President will have the
good sense and nerve to veto it.
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There is gold field about 100 miles
west of us and coal field about 100
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Children CRY for DR.. Marshall's Lung
Syrup. 1t is the most pleasant prepa-
ration for Coughs and colds known, and
perfectly harmless. Price % cts, Sold
by D. S. Law & Sons.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

Thos. Klasey sent a load Of wheat to
SINNERS Mill, above Jackson, and re-
ceived in return 30 pounds of flour to
the busl,el. Mr.. X. says, however, that
the quality Of the flour was very poor,
and he would prefer good deal less to
the bushcl Of the quality made at the
Oklahoma Mills.
The members Of both Junior Bible
classes known as the Little Giants and
Earnest Workers Of the Congregational
Sunday School are invited to meet their
teachers and spend the evening socially
at my house next Saturday evening from
80 to 1880 y. IN. J. ANEs.
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SEED WHEAT.

Our Bigclow correspondent says Mr..
Wilson, of Ransom, has experimental
with the rejected wheat and finds that
nearly all the kernels grow. Will other
farmers experiment and report to the
ADyA\CEo
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

Absolutely free from Morphia and
other dangerous agents DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup is valued most highly as Il rene
dy for the disorders Of babyhood. Price
only Is cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-02-20

LIBERAL SUCIETY.-The liberal ele-
ment ut Adrian have organized IL socie-
ty and expect to have lectures from
time to time on liberal subjects. The
first Of the course will be delivered on
Tuesday next, Feb. 24th, 10y J. II.
Brooks, of Luverne, OIL one of the fol-
lowing subjects, IT'S the society may
elect:
l. Is the Bible divine. 2. Satan vim
dictated from the aspersions cast upon
his character 10y the clergy. 3. Who
WAS Christ.
Our Adrian correspondent writes as
follows concerning the lecture:
The Liberals Of Adrian have secured
the services of j. II. Brooks. OF Iu
Verne, to give lecture on his views
Of religion. We have had the pleasure
Of listening to this lecture once before
by Mr.. Brooks, and mast say that as
Il lecturer he is Il success and we hope
to see a crowded house. The lecture
will be given ut the Adrian school
house on the 25th inst. Lecture to
commence at 7:3O p. III. Admittance
free
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Il NEW WAGON FOR SALE

4 NEW W1GON FOR N1LE
A barn new TwO-Seated Platform
Spring Wagon. manufactured Ivy Fish
Bros, Racine, for sale at this office ut
a bargain.
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For a pamphlet on Electric Treatment Of
chronic diseases with Electricity. which will bo
sent tree, address the Nc Intosh Electric Bels.
and Battery Co, l9.s 1s9 jackson st.. Chicago
Ill. : : ~
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NJ. i. Odell retained from Jackson
last Saturday.
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SEWING MACHINES HEAP

We have 4 new Domestic SEWN: Ma
chine and several Wilson's which wa
will sell at q considerable discount,
Call and sec us rs to terms.
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Mother when yonr dear baby suffers In teeth.
ing, use Dr. Wtnclell's Teething Syrup. it re9u-
lates the bowels, sooths the pain and brings nat
ural steep Sold by druggists Ct ss cents but,
tic.