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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

Diamond Mixed Gloss Paint, mixed
ready for immediate use, in any shade or
color desired, put npin packages fom half
pints to barrels, and warranted superior to
any paint known to the trade. The gloss
being part Of the body, which makes it su-
perior for outside or inside work, the
weather can not penetrate the permanent,
oil-gloss surface: neither is 1t affected by
scrubbing or wasting None genuine with
out it bears our name and number OF fac
tory. j. w. WALKERS Bros. & Co.,
Sole Manufacturers
152 and l54 Court street, Cincinnati
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
NOTICES.
ROAD IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

n Board of County Commissioners at their reg
ular road session. in June, praying for the inn
provement, bygraoing and Macadamizing of the
county road leading from MadisOnville 10 the
Little Miami River near MEANWHILE and known
az the Camargo Road. The cost OF such i'm
provement to be assessed upon all the lots ana
lands lying with n two miles OF sa'd road. which
mdy be benefited by sucn Improvement 4
myl5-4tS - A PETITIONER
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

JOHN WILLIAMS, JR.. residing in Fulton. and
employed at the Oxley StaTe Works. had three
fingers of his right hand cut Oft this morning
while in the act OF oilng circular saw.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

THE mother of Johnnie Hill, who accused Ed
Moss and j. Connerton of inducing her boy 70
steal $50. has written card stating that the TWO
Young men are innocent.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
RIVER lNTELLIGE ENCE.

PROF. TICE, of st. Louis, is in the city, the
guest OF Mr.. John D. Caldwell.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

BISHOP THOMAS BOWMAN and Ram Chunder
Bose will address the Sunday-school of st. Paul
NJ. Z. Church. corner OF Seventh and Smith
streets. Sunday afternoon, May 10th, at 230
o'clock. The church isto be handsomely decor
ated for the occasion.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

THE will OF William Bell. the oalored Mason,
was probated to-dav. He gives $500 in United
States bonds to Allen Temple. He also makes
Allen Temple his resduary legatee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

HEREAFTER ashes and garbage will have to be
kept sepa ated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

SATURDAY. 18th. at p NJ. POSITIVELY.
- ROB TT MITCHELL, Dan Moore N
tenZxt Ter. B For freight or passage nppiyoh
Z board, or to Royse 4 NJ sstt, Agents
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15

THE license reeeiptstn the Mayors ONCE thil
week amounted to $40 so.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
For Huntington.
For Memphis.

SATURDAY. 18th, ats p. N, POSITIVELY.
gHsE n CONS AHsLAR, ". c. Tichcnor. Mas
ter. Apply on board, or 10 James
"a s, Wise, Supt, No. II Public Landing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Actual sales for the week ............... sos
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

Tie ADVANCE as the exponent of
liberal ideas, and Of political reform.
and for having granted a free express
ion of political opinions through It's COL
umns, is now receiving the butt of the
concentrated indignation Of the>politi-
Cal machine. II II = B 4
We haye :labored iii common with our
friends through three successive and
successful elections for Dunnell. Asa
result we have helped to place and to
keep in position here parties whose in
huence and whose cts have been contin.
ually against us and against, as we ver-
lily believe, the best interests of the par
ty. Indirectly through them we have
helped to establish and to keep up the
publication of a Journal which after be-
ing paid extr. for supporting ~Dunnell,
leads out by giving seven inches of space
to his merits and claims on the people.
and thTte columns Of the same infam Gus
sheet is used to denounce the ADVANCE,
or rather it's editor which is the only re-
turn we or our friends get for former
fdvOrs to Dunnell. And yet they have
the audacity to expect, as matter of
course, that we will again, as we have
always done, support the ticket.
Self-preservation is the first law of
Nature, and il seems to dictate a differ
ent course. We believe that majori-
of the Republicans will come to that
conclusion: and that they will so record
the same at the polls in November.
AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
a II Eew Kind Of Watch Ccco

New because it is only within the las, few
years that it has been imnruve,i and h.,,:"ht
within the reach tf every ore: odd in pri,n j,,c
FIRST patent taken ont nrar,> vcu,y wears ,r"
and rAS:s made 1t: hat 'in q AMI worn ever
since are nearly IS good rs now. Read th fol
""!' "''cH Is "ii!X one cas- OF M ny !,,l..,! eds
your 1r"tlt'I can t"' az lNiiar cues:
HANSEIE1D IA May 18th 1>7s
nave ruSt"nrr vii" h'> carrie one of
two Years '"fn:" he Tt it, and it now npnrors
good for ten :c;l.S longer
L T.. OL<Er ! 'wrlcr
Kem"h'"r Jas. RcsS' is the nn'v / trrt case
"i two Plates of solid gold Cone on side
and one ~lhr> covering rv 'ry part exposed to
wear or sight the - eat advantn:e ~! these s,,i
one Boss is he ONLY patr!t ease With which
thrrr Is given w'itt"n warrant, Of V!,ic., Tie
following is Il facsimile: Wv
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
TREE OPINION.


This department Of the ADVANCE Is open ANY
one to express his or her views in appropriate
language upon any subject whatever, whether
religious, philosophic scientific or political.
The conditions are: Breyity, write on one
side Of the paper only, use appropriate language
and avoid personalities. The name of the writ
er must accompany commusicatio0s, not for
publica ion unless desired, but ~ . guarantee
Of good faith.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

The Dunnell men paid dear for the
whistle when they paid Ogle $3.50 to
support Dunnell. That paper is con-
trolled by l.ol,ver, who is y Ward man,
and lie intends to use it chiefly to black
guard the ADVANCE editor. Mighty
little support Duunell will get from O.
gle, now that he has the money.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
RUSXGIORE e.

Farmers nearly done stacking. 'Tis
4 fair sight to see the many Stacks DOT.
ting the prairie.
New arrival ut F. Peck's. A son.
Full eight quarts. )
All persons who received flax seed of
Thompson & .Schurmier will cores
pond with \. F. Horst, Rus!lmcre, III
regard to delivery of said flax.
A. G. Seney and the two Miss Wen
pies have gone to the fair at Minneapo.
lis. BETA.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

The October election. III Indiana is to
he the Gettysburgh which, rrecedes the
Appomattox Of November The battle
is now on and both parties are at bayo~
ne, charge disWsting every inch of the
ground. If the Democrats carry it
they will claim the Presidency. II not,
the Republicans will claim it.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
DUNDEE.


Farmers are busy making hay this
week and il no more rain comes for 10
days fine crop of blue joint will be
gathered. n" tMrslng has been done
III this vicinity.
Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell passed through
this place on his way to Heron Lake
where he made Il fiji. speech.
Among the many visitors this week
we will note DR.. Will uumiston OF
Cleveland, q. came up to visit his broth
er the agent at this place; Will Spear,
an old schoolmate travelling for Chi
cago firm; Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. 1,umis-
ton, Mrs. E Hulniston; Miss Ella Glib
son and deputy sheriff T. NJ. Murphy.
1t was a $50 bill that Smith left ut
Worthington in exchange for the ''howl-
ing cur" instead of So as stated in last
ADVANCE. While out exercising him
the ether day Mr.. S. undertook to drive
his team over Norwegian fence. For
the benefit Of those who do not know. l
will state that Norwegian fence in
stead of being seven rails high, is
seven feet deep and you never see one
till You are III it, The team got over
without damage to themselves but tile
wagon was all "broke np' and in the
language Of the day. Mr.. Smith was all
broke mp, too. He goes to Worthington
to-day to trade the dog or the cash for
three (3) new wheels.
Cutting corn is the order Of the dav
on tile Hollister farm. Benz. Berry is
the right man i'll the right place:
SOUNDER.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
COUNTY NEWS.
LITTLE ROCK.

Stacking nearly all done except flax.
A good deal Of grain sprouted that was
out. Corn badly blown by wind Mon
day night.
J. 7. Green's oats went about 40 bu :.
per acre and barley 80. T. G. Bostic's
barley turned out good.
Ed. Bostic had two fingers cut off
while reaping few days ago. Doing
we'll now.
Three new thresl,ing machines in
town this year. That looks as if there
WAS some grain to be thrcshed.
Words between who? Miller and O.
gle. ANON.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
!:enG3ii's SPAWN Cure.

Is SUI" j.; i effects, mild III is Iciur rs :
do no; hIlt''r. al'.l yet it is penetrating and
powerful 10 reach any deep seated vain ui to re-
NOV" ANY n,i'T CrnW1h or any ether enlarge.
hlt!'' il used ini ~rN''ia days. such splvilS.
lH'i,'ln>> Al; AL endorsements # the Joints or
lin l'S Or + ru;ltti<m in man. and for ANY pur-
20 T. 10: Wl%h !iEi!r*l: is IL CT for man or
beast II Is il'.W EnnWn 20 i,,. lie. best lujnl: Mt
for III III ever H.d. acting Eit an vet certain
in its eitrc:S. 1t j, used ull strength with per
ftr >.l"iH IT Ill S:..>,,,,> ui The year.
= ! :..hl",.S> Tor Illus! .at,.. t;;cl1,r, Which
we /: i:.N GiN.'> : 81 iv" nrn II rf is virtues. No
lrrnr'ly h.>'1 with >ari, unqualified sue
rri;" 4 p. i 5n't' nr >i\ bottles fr -. All,
Drug ill., iivr il: 7 rln set i; for ynn or it will
m Sent 'na an; a,ltli.:$ II pf ~ ice by the
proll !Ui,,
Dix. - b. NESrALL 4 CO.,
SoZa Hy tszZZ . azz ~:=5@ts.
S.3S-,;,
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
M!A'.irS(rm 9drAnee,
Terms s7.oo Year, $3.50 for Six Months.
THrHSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1880.

We hear that the Ward element are
preparing for vigorous campaign.-
Tie chief speakers are to be Ex-GoV.
Davis, Gen. Baker, and Judge Wake
field
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

2,3s0 Kziles OF Road
WEST FOR
Cedar Rapids, Denver.
Mars!ihI|t"Wn, Itadville.
Drs Al"ntS, Sal, Lake,
Sioux City, san Francisco.
YanktWl, The Slack Hills.
Omaha, Colorado.
Council Bluffs, California,
Columbus, and tie vrlituries.
Chicago, New York, Boston,
Detroit, Pittsburgh, Buffalo.
Montreal, Toronto, Canadas,
New England aid all FONTS East.
Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis.
Nashville. New Orleans. Jacksonville
Columbus and all points South.
-TIIE-
''N0rth- Western ix the most Direct
Routp.
TIES and MORE ADVANTAGES than any
read in the West.
1T IS THE ONLY LINE RUNNING
Pullman Hotel 4 Nlcepinw
Cars between Chicago and Council Bluffs
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
Are run ",, all NIGHT trains. This is the great
Putnam Line of the Northwest.
Palace Parlcr cars between Cbicaco and
Milwaukee
FIRST CLASS MEALS orIy 50 cents at the Eat
lnS stations on the y orth- Wcstern,"
Sure and close connections 1T Chjcauo wi II MI
Roads that cross its lines "
All Ticket Agents can sell you Through Tickets
md check Your Ha"vage free hy this road
FOR intnrn'ti'n folders, maps, &c. not Obt
ta'm'ble ut home ticket office, address any ;lytn
Hf the Company or .' ''7''''
w. ii. STEN NETT MARVIN HI1CuITr
:eni Pass Art, CAicaso. IN ,Grn n''M Manr!;, !;
Jan. l, lSs0.-ly.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
ADRIAN.

II Dh.LlN.
Rev. g. J. Kuauf has returned from
St. Paul.
A family came to the colony last
week direct from Germany.
Removals in Adrian: Mr. Lasc to his
house; Mr.. Nelson to Mr.. Cosper'<
Louise; Mr.. Wegen to the furniture store
Mr.. Meyers into his own house. .
Mr.. Ohldburg's paint shop is com
pleted.
New stock of glass, bedsteads ani
bureaus at the furniture store.
Pork is coming down. Butchers vii
do we'll to buy in Adrian.
l.. 5. Roberts is putting up an ad'li
ti"n to his house. l.. ". Porter is do
ing tile work.
Wheat averages about 20 bushels tt
the acre about Adrian.
Mr.. Williams has moyed to his claim
north Of town.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
MILLIONS FROM I:.1GS.

Bloomfield II. Moore. the millionaire
paper manufacturer, died in July IF
1878. leavlnga princely fortune. lie
was the owner OF the Roekland, the
Augustine, and tlte Chester paper mills,
operated the pulp works Of the Amerj-
can Wo:d Paper Company, and carried
&u two large establishmentsfor the sale
vf paper, one in New York and the 9TH
er in Philadelphia, under the firm name
of Jessup Il Moore Out Of these enter
prses he gathered together All estate of
millious.-Philadelphia Times.
1t is to enrich such men as Moore
that tie tariff is kept on paper. There
are about - men, all told, in the coun-
try interested directly in the manufac-
ture Of paper, and to make millionaircs
out of these, competition is cut off and
the 4,U00 to 5000 newspapers Of the
country foot the bills and then try to
collect it from the people. 1t was long
ago demonstrated that there is 10 9TH
er reason whatever fer lcvying this tax
on knowledge beyond that Of gor5ing
the paper makers with wealth. This is
only one Of y hundred grievances which
the people suffer ut the hands of the
Republican party, and sll the Republl-
can newspapers keep whooping it up
for the great Republican Party"
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
RANSOM,

RANSOM.
Herb. BelLnap has got his new house
up.
Every one is busy. Some are stack
ing, others making hay before frost
comes.
August Classig has built 4 new stable
and granery on his land a,'l got the
lumber for new house which lie cx-
poets to build soon.
Mr. Jones has quit tires'ling out f
the shock and has gone TO stacking.
Expects to have it all thr;,shed before
Chis is in print.
MI. Jones shipped !, car l''a! Of wheat
from Bigelow u week ago last Thurs
day.
The grain that was not stacked until
after the rain is slightly damaged Flax
also that was cut and lying in the
bunch us most Of it WAS.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
Southern Minnesota Railway,

Makes close connections at La Crosse for Mil.
!iamScy with {. NJ. 4 St r. Ry for ali points in
Northern Minnesota, Iowa. Missouri and Me-
hraska at Albert Lea with Minneapolis and st.
North and South: and at Wells with the G. r. r.
OF Minn: for Mankato, Sioux City, Omaha and
the Southwest. ~ ~ WV
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

THOUGH SHAKING LINE AN ASPEN LEAF
With the chillS and fever the victim of malaria
may still Recover by using fhiS celebrated Spe-
cifc, lch not only breaks up the most agcra-
yated attarks, but prevents their recurrence -
1t is infinitely preferable to Quinine not only be-
cause it docs !,lH business fur more thoroughly,
but also or, account OF IT'S perfect wh"1esu,ne-
ness and inTgorating action upon the entiro sys-
tenn.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener-
ally.
FOR ILDstcttcrS ALMANAC for 1880 apply to
Druggists and dealers generally. LILY
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

Elsewhere we publish Il communica-
tion from an Independent Republican,
who was present last Saturday ut the
meeting and joined the Garfield and Ar
thur Club. 1t seems that an apple of
tlIscorl WAS thrown in at the close when
ii. u. Anderson calne in and announc-
ed that lie had instructions from &. Il.
Bnlick ito pnt his name down and
strike it off from the ADVANCE and
Miller might 60 to H." Mr. Ander-
son said lie could Syn,patliize with Mr..
Eulick. Mr.. Runyon, the chairman,
promptly rebuked this pitching of an
apple Of disc"rd into the meeting, but
our correspondent says the delight of Il
good many of the club WAS lily suppress
sed. We interviewed Mr.. Anderson in
the evening and he gave as Il reasou for
the episode in tile meeting that lie and
b"lick had concluded that we were !.
Democrat, and besides, said Anderson,
You have been attacking Christianity.
We have no particular objection to
exploring that tropical country for
Messrs. Buick and Anderson, if they
will walk IN and pay up what they owe
us and stop the paper. But to start
out on a journey like that with no mon.
ey to 60 on, we say right here that we
won't do it. We have always under.
stood THAT Bnlick and Anderson didn't
agree in religious matters, that is, that
Buick is pious and Anderson is infide),
or else its: the other way, we don't lust
know which, but they agree in wanting
us TO Pmigrate to to- Il foreign country
il, the tropics at that. where we have nc
relatives nor friends, and where every
body is all enemy. and to go withou,
money enough to pay our way.
The Journal sol. its support for 25(
dollars. IFS SUPPORT wont he wovtl
OH rt.lfS
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
KE%DAL!H s,AYIN CURE ON HUMAN
FLESH,

H:Err>i.l,', VI. Dec. g, 1879
t. j. htn iii 4 Co ii 'nt>: wish 10 add my
testimony IL s;T !: nf your i. Valuable lirMen
k,'nti.,h'> SPAWN u:''. In 'h. Sprin. of 1862
Slipped on l!:'' ice :'nu Sprai'rl my ri.ht limb
1T the Knee jrat. WIS very lame. alltl ut INES
suffer- il!V ili,:t Nrruci;tt..E pain. wore /.
''thNHGt n. II -! ~ rr Il N":r al,u led most
very .ii" NY reach. but could ind l.othing
To q me I'rrm:,rlt relief. When l over
!S:S. ln"an to tiiirk >l,"u d l.r Grippe. for
lie: hnt having some Of Kr,da. Is SpAv il Cure,
thought w, MD Try il. used one tl.! OF :,
bottle aln 'X.;; icHce,l rc i'i III rc". The pain
'"'' me and :~ nrl lroG!'it Il l:lr iucv. | feel
very E.:i;, H.. 10 y'u. Hlu wniiih lc%nn.ll,"nd
Ike; ,laiE* So Win tu.r 10 e! wt,p suffer with
:prilllS .: u. u.!!i' ISM NNH"> truly,
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
GR.1N ND PRAIRIE.

"H IL ~ ~ II II i IA i II.
On Monday night Of last week we had
avery severe blow, sort Of u Jimmy
cane. 1t did some damage to; crops il.
stacks by blowing off the tops and in
some eases taking them half down. It
untorpel some hay stacks an,! heard
that it upset wagons and took eff some
hayracks and smashed them up.
Mr.. John Condon is bnil.;ing !: gran
cry 12x1G. Hope he may lave to en-
large it.
Farmers I'LL busy stacking. that is,
those who have not finished. Orce in
4 while one las tlreshpd some Mr..
CUey thres;'rd'somr.. lis wheat that
went over % bushels to the acre. No.
ut that.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

p. Stillwell has corn II feet high and
from to 6 ears on stalk. The corn
was brought from Iowa last year. lie
has 1000 trees around his buildings,
so to 10 feet high, and some large e.
nough at the butt to split into four
good SIZED sticks Of wood.
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
yhj::aa yhj:ago, 60, St. St Pa1s! all {; &
1l2i..:s!i:;;:;;:: + Vii:, lii:.ii..Ua.;

AZ
tiOrMClll West Ni>cuilSiu,)
w.: g. AND
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Iei"'t, M;"1'nui' i E.traiNn,
An,1 ,,,,.;,.~ . w
New Emk. Phi ;,,,,.,u,, "
BA!' more. ">'!i'':stnn.
N'W '-i'G'"rtl. Z: N t';r''''S.
Ana Hil E'oltln and Ssn!,i iti!l States.
~;
-., -.
u - "a - :is Ge -; = 1tsc,
Anu nis'!>s 'l'i'c: r'':a'.c iS WITH -; l". u
'u's ri wavs -"
IN STilEE%li,E ,,Epirr .- Sr PAR,
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

. n correspondent elsewhere tells what
he knows about the Journal selling its
support to Dunnell for $50. The jour-
nal lattacked 'Sycopl,ant"last week and
he replies. He'll make Ogle Sick,
nOugh."
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

on knowledge beyond that Of gorsing
the paper makers with wealth. This is
only one of = hundred grievances which
the people suffer ut the hands of the
Republican party, and sll the Repnbli-
can newspapers keep whooping it up
for the great Republican Party"
THE PARTY LASH
In reporting the speech Of Hon. NJ. J.
Severance, ut the ratification 1Atcting
1T Owatonna, the Pioneer Press report
cr says:
The next point discussed was the i'm
peach nent of Andy Johnson, which
was denounced rs Il hellsh outrage con-
ceived by Ben Butler.
Here we can agree heartily with the
distinguished gentleman. We have vot-
I'd with the Reubican party 1T every
election excepting that of 1860, when
we voted for Stephen \. Douglass, but
we have never failed to denouncc the
infamous treatment Of Gen. Mcclellan
and Andy johnson. And we had the
satisfaction of turning one of the
st;sunchest Republican, daily papers in
Ohio against the impeachment and help
ing to make Il vigorous fight against
the outrage. We remember how the
Republicans worsl1ipped Mcclellan and
Johnson until they disagreed with the
lurty and then the lash was laid on and
Mcclellan and Johnson have been de-
nounced rs traitors from that day to
this. 1t WAS all lnrti:vu bitterness and
unf;.lrness from beginning to end. And
they did not let up after the attempted
impeachment failed. They followed it
mp against the seven Republicans who
voted agninst the impr;!cimcnt and
anerci'essly hrun.led Grimes, Trumbu)l,
TesSenden and others out Of life. So
when Horace Greeley took iss.,e with
the l"1ty, mot with Republican priuci-
pies tor lie never did that J and accept
ed the nomination from the Democrats
and Liberal Republic ms, the party lash
es, thousands Of whips that stung like
scorpions. were mercilessly laid on and
he was denounced rs IL traitor and dis
placed from his position at the head of
the great newspaper he had made.
"Illen burst his mighty heart,' rs
Shakespeare says of Ceasec, and Greeley
went to join the rest Of the noble men
who were bounded out of life 10y party
which is as malignant us hell when it
starts with its party b'ood-hounds on
the track Of il victim. So, too, we be-
lleve there was no little OF this same
party malignity in the attempted I'M
parchment and the attempted assassin
alton Of Judge Page, whatever else there
may have been beilild j. or connected
with it. We know that the whole Re-
publican Ring Of the State, and the
whole strength of the party, was con-
centrated on the Tenth District to beat
Page, notwithstanding the fact that
Page was and is Il Republican. But
like the others named, he dared to diff
er from the party. or from those who
controlled the machine and whose re-
llgion it is to maintain party discipline.
This same lash is applied in county as
Ill State and National politics.. The
man who d;.rcs to differ from the MA
chine, or to take any other than the reg
nlation party step whilv marching with
tine party, will lie bounded day and
night and followed into every relation
of life.
ELSEWHERE we publish Il communica
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09
KESDAI.L'S SPAWN CURE.

Office U. S. Marshal, Western Dist of Mich,
kalan WOO, April Is, 1917.
Is. j. kendall-Dear Sr:-I received the two
bottles OF your SplVin cure forwarded by eX reSs
in january last. am happy to state chat it
pcrTo, med all your advertisement called for -
In three weeks af'rr J commenced using it,
the SPAWN was entirely removed and Il valuable
horse restored to tlSt ulncSS.
Very truly yours
The Worthington advance., 1880-09-09

The Journal sol. its support for 25O
dollars. IFS SUPPORT wont he worth
$50 ce.lts.