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RCSUMORE.

Shipped from this port car loads Of
cattle and hogs and loading more.
+. d. Bedford has Il new U. $. Scales
in front of the mill and. is prep .red to
weigh the whole country Oh short no.
tlce.
Our new minister. Mr.. Cassel, de.
liyered his first sermon Sabbath last
a ID the congregation were very mucl,
pleased indeed
G.. r. Leonard has gone on i pleasure
trip to Milwaukee with 4 couple of
freight cars il charge. &C., &c.
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The demand for gold is great, but
not equal to the demand for DR.. Mar
sl'all'> Lung Syrup, the great remedy
for coughs and colds. Try it. Price
twenty-five and fifty cents Il bottle.
Sold hy all druggists.
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Prof. Klein announces that he has

Prof. Klein announces that he has
discovered a celestial phenomenon
Well, if we are to have a phenomenon
along with perihelion and a millen-
ium. we may as we'll succumb. But
he says this affair is family or group
Of comets sailing along together
Probably the old folks and q lot of
brats coming west.
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"Don't know half their value. ~
'Thev cured me- Of Ague. Bilinusness
and Ki'ln'y Complaint, as recommend.
| had Il haIf bottle left. w|,ic! [ used
for two little girls who the doctors and
neiGhhors sid could not be cured. |
would have lost both Of them ona night
If had not given them Hop Bitters
They did them so much good I. contin-
ned their use until they were cured.
That is why I SAY yon do not know
half the value Of Hop Ihtters, and do
nnt recommend them high enough. ~
b., Rochester, n. Y. See other column.
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THE DIFFERENCES.

The n. Y. Herald says that the Ma
tional Conference Of Charities, ut its
late session in Boston. reported $4,000
Idiots i'll the country, or one to every
thousand people, and al expert said
that defective brain or nervous sys.
tenn led to idiocy. Undoubtedly this is
the case. A defective brain or nervous
system in the parents leads to idiocy in
the children.
The number of insane is much great
er. Even 4 rev State, like Minnesota,
with not more than five per cent. of its
land occupied, has two large insane T.
sylums.
We were impressed by remark made
by DR.. PEBBLES during his lectures in
this place. lie said he never heard of
but one insane man in China. Here is
4 nation whose records run back 10000
years, an old. effete nation according to
tile braggart western nations, and yet
while the Europeans and Americans
are running into insanity and idiocy by
the hundred thousands. the old heather
nation keeps on the even tenor of its
way. with a population 80 thick that
they almost trample each other, and
yet insanity is almost unknown among
them. But Western or Christian Ciyi.
lization, as it is pompously and falsely
called, is being forced upon the Chinese,
and We shall soon see among these be.
nightcd Heather, all the signs of Chris.
tian civilization, such as whisky, tobac.
co, fast-living, hotbed schools. children
.,remature'y old, boy-men, insanity, id.
Ocy, delirium tremens, blood thirsty
spirit and a prevailing notion that tllei.
manifest destiny is to make everybody
think. believe and DO rs they do, or be
shot or bayonetted.
GARFIELD.
An elegant. correct and life-like por.
trait 0f our martyred President is sent
postpaid and free to any one furnishing
one new subscription to that best of
farm journals and general newspapers,
The Minneapolis Weekly Tribune and
Farmers Union. accompanied by 81 Is
tie regular yearly subscription price.
The portrait is Il superb Crayon-Litho.
graph, 20 by "a inches III size; and each
one bears the autograph of the late
President. Or. if preferred. Harper
Life Of Garfield will be sent free, in
stead Of the po:trait-or for two sub.
scriptions both portrait and life will be
sent. Remember, 81 Is pays for the
Weekly one year, and the premium IS
sent free. Address:
THE TRIBUNE Co.,
MinneanOliS Mimi
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CETFyRCE D7REt TORY.

CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST Epls :orAl--Services every Sab.
bath morning at 10 30; evening service 1T =
Sunday School at T.. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. +. II. kil>m H. Pastor.
UNION COSGREHA rIOSAI~-Servlces morning
and evening. SuNd ~ School Immediately aft""
the morning servict. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening Rev. Mr.. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CIURClI.-Services morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursda!
evening.
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LADIES, While silently suffering from ym!r
many forms OF weakness and disorder. to you is
given Dr.. faust Sherman Aromatic Wine, guar
ant"ed to benefit ard permanently cure YOU. \
lady writes: Il gained eight pounds i'll three
weeks By the use vi Your German Aron, &c
Wina.' Sold on positive guarantee t., i:vi TO-
ave, regulate and give Few and permanent vital
force. Arc y":' debit ated person, aged md
feeble, or just recovering from the effects IF
cxha,lsting mental or physical work? Rcviv:'
the dropping energies, get new strength and
itch blood by the prompt use of Dr.. Faust STEER
man Arnm:ti" Wine. IN II" way car it he used
as an intoxicant. Ask Druggists. For sal. by
&. ". Smith. ~ Gin
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Announcements.

The undersigned respectfully Announces to tho
people W Mobiles county that lie will he 4 ..au;Ii
date Tor re- election to the office OF COUNTY Az.
vors. and hopes to receive ard viii cnd:av,r ~
kindness. + MI '"
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no FOREIGN SUBSCRIBER&
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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e. S. MILLS, County Auditor
NOTICE or MOI1E.1GE SALE EYAT.
1'Ek7ISE!&Nr.

NO11CE or WOE1E.fGE Sale BY A.
IEH7ISEE!3v?.
nEFAtLT hiss hc,.u made in the conditions
~ied by q Gorge W. I:.yir and Helen iavne. his
wife, Mor's sors, 20 >ila> Hi,llnan, Morlgayre,
aated the ~ In 'iy OF Alri y: ID. u.s. ami re-
ter;: Deed; If the co!''! y"f Mobiles in The State
minnesota. Oh The 18th .ay OF Nav, \. d. 1915.
;t otlocN A. N in bo"" -" Of Mrtgares,
Il HE date Of his notirc. the amount of Six
hundred AID SiytyTwo Dollars. for principll
ana iAtr!eSt, and 81 -" FIR taxes paid upon said
lnoftEagcd land ny IN" n'r!stSec Siurc he cx-
ec1iin, mai ing in al til" SIM of STUB o, and
n" action or proceeding has been Instituted at
law or in equity 10 recover HE debt secured by
SAID mortgage or any part thereof.
The said mort gage, and the note thereby Sc
cured, and he ella m for taxes paid a aforesaid,
was duly assigned Ivy an instrument thereof
duly executed ;,n delivered ~ the said Slas
lli!ln! an mort ag"c 10 John e. Berg. dated the
2itE day of September, \. d. 1881 and recorded
in said Office OF !c Register of Deeds on the 9Th
day OF Octobtr l. D. iss!, AT y: o'clock p. m.
Notice IS hereby given, that by virlnc Of Il
power Of sale cont"llc. il said mort gage. aud
OF the s a1H" in such case III 'dc and provided,
the said mort a-r viii b. fer. c!uScd by sale OF
tn" mort gagged prem i,e> therein described,
which >::'" viii he made at th. front door of HE
Cour, House in the Village Of Warrington in
the county OF Mobiles ans; S1ntr - MINNESOTA: at
public auction by The sheriff of said county on
Friday. the 18th day Of November. 1881.
at ten O'Clock IT, the forenoon to 81 i>fy the a.
'ut which shall t!;ri b. r!l:. Oh sal mort
gage. with the interest thereon. and costs and
exp .nsrS of SAL, a!i Twenty five Dollars at
t"rncy's Tees as stipulated il said mortgage in
case Of foreclosure.
The preni -es described il: said mnrtr ge and
80 to be sold is that piece "r parcel of land St,t-
a1cd in the equity OF Nu!,.r> ,,ld state of Min
n"Sota. ard Known :i!d ;:r>r ih,.;l us follows to-
wit:
The elSt hat Of the 'i,t:!caSt quarter Of sec
fSNY I,f : y
and three (l";) III r!nE'. thirty ,c (D cont ain
ing eighty acres ri lH.!i.
Dated &c: oi,*I lt ISL
JAIN G. BERG
-:SS:@:,cf ri il"rtg gage.
EMORY CLARE. Attorney .; Assignee.
First pub net. T.. lsH!.
Last pub. Nov. -. ISL.
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TXO2eTEi asfi: Lrs:;s 1sE; SAIL

FsOHT<i ssfE L't:iE * s.ss:l axe; SALE.
nE"AVLT having i,"rn mad. III the pay mrt
L Iof The sum OF Ei.:' Y Light and 2-lGO
Dollars. which is claimed IL w :ir Ut the date of
this notice upon CERTAIN NOR: Tae", Gnll eypcut-
ct all delivered by Jacob !lrr:.li> :.nh Met u
Dit,ekS. III TT" :grIS. 10 Sarah ~. !'ulnMer,
mortgagcc, bearing ,!atr t:r. Iii day of April.
he Regis or "f Deeds in and for iii" County OF
AOb'cS, and st e of minnesota. the 30; II day OF
April. A. u. ISIS, at ! n'c:nr; H. NJ, j "
BOOK B OF mort cages "n i:a-e ~. ANA whereas
said NOR gage II IS piI The sum OF thirty six
"a lW dollars for taxes due al dtinIuent on
said land III rtTa"cd:
Aud no action nrprn";""li!i- III ~ or OthcrWiS'
hIviNy been instituted tn Recover tho debt sc
cured by said m"r.E 'gr. nraNy ptIl thereof:
Now. therefore. nntl.r is hereby given that by
gage and pursuant t. the statute. in such case
made ant! provided. the sal mortgage will he
forecloSeh, and the premises described i'll and
covered liy said NOR gaze. VIZ:
The r;,sl i:al OF III" northeast Quarter of sec:
ton Fourteen CD, township: one hundred and
thee {UD range Forty (i:'i. No'eS County, and
Sta;e of -,Iin!nSGta viii! the Entertainments and
:,ppUr:rn.urr~
Will be SOLD ut public au",i"n. TO tie highest
bidder for cash. to pay s:ih l'; nd;rtrrcSt and
ed imam i said IN III gag in case n foreclosure.
and the Disbursements allu, ct, by lw: which
sale will b" NJ de ty i.r Sheriff of said county,
at the front door %; til" :t !inu>.' in the vii
Iacc Of Nortn:t']i. in S,! County and state,
on
The 4th day Of November, 1881,
At o clock A. NJ, of thrt Law.
Dated September Il:t; A. p 1h,l:
DAS1EI. Eo:!HrE X. A1''yfr M;'r:yugce.
lSt pub. September -. ~
Last pub October :: ISL.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

ACpITOE-E. $ Mills.
TREASUHEE-!I. G. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-.j"scph Chadwick.
JUDGE or PHOBa FER. ID BARRIER.
CLERK OF COtKT-B. y. Carrier
SlEKlFF-R. Il. Miller.
SUK\EyOK-Alen CLANCY. Deputy-Aile
NJ. Clancy.
CouKr CoMMlssloNEW.-N. D. lIumiston.
COUNTY ATTORNEY go. W. "ilson.
COKONElt-l. Il. Bennett.
COUNTY SCrEKISTEEnENT-J.C G. Ogle.
COMMIS 5IONEEs
First DiStrict-Frrd Blnnn OF Seward. Chr'n
Second D!strict-A. n. Crosby, OF Atiri"n.
Third Di$trict-Miles M.kctt, Of Grand
Prairie.
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IVA 7I7.S.
Sealed proposals viii be received 1T tie Office
Of the Clerk of School District No. A., Of Mobiles
1881, for furnishing all materials ann doing ali
the labor required to build AMI compete i
school house i'll said district. Dimensions. u IT.
by 10 It. aud Il porch II 6 it.
The School l:oard ervr :he right to reject
any or all proposals received. Address ali 1ro-
pOsals 10 SCHOOL BOARD,
Grand Prairie, MOBILES Co., MINI,
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ARRIFAL AND DEPARTURE or MAJ
ARRIVES
Eastern daily II l0a IN.
10 st. Paul and beyond 30 III
Southern g ga ~.
WeStevn--I.u Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 . m
Round Lake SATURDAYS - m
DEPARTS
Eastern (daily) 9 30 4. H..
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 81 a III
Southern II lna ~.
WeSttrll--Lu Verne a.:.' Sinux Falls 3 40 pm
ROund 1880, Salri,,> y ~
Mills carried by day tra's close 20 minutes
pelnre d 'u:,:ture. All others ut o'cl"ck M
Office hours from u. III. I" : y III. Sundays
from to g Il m an;: L. III to i2 81 III.
Money orders issued anil letters registered be-
tween o'clock 4 III and p III.
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MAPs.--We have supply Of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang mp. Every
office should have one. No family
should be without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and amoothes the wrinkles
out Of your wife's temper.
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Oil cloth, rugs and door mats at
Thayer's. If.

Iio1ouay's Pills and Ointment The Victo-
rtcs OF Science.-Domestic Remedies, Steam,
Electric Telegraphs. Printing. &c., have eacl,
had their particular ovation, but the man who
has reduced the sphere Of disease and allie Waited
the suileringS OF millions Of his fellow beings, is,
Holloway has expended life time in the sup
preston OF sickness throughout the world, and
the elective cures OF measles. small l,ox, ring
Ing childhood, his Pills and Ointment are rs f.
'n''ar as household words in Europe. Asia, Az
rica and America. Mothers should never be
without Il supply.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.-None are genuine I'M
less the signature Of J. IlAYDOcK surrounds
each box OF Pills and Ointment. Boxes at 25c
&c and 81 each.
ASTiere is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
lO-6-ly HOLLOWAY & Co.. New York
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FOR SCHOOL SCIERINTE
The undersigned respectfully announces that
he Is Il candidate !or t, Office of SUpEgINTENI,-
Mt OF SCHOOLS, subject to the will of the peo
PIE. NJ 4. DOANE,
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"A Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this Office.
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Owe or TIE FEW.

The Fox Lake Representative, pub
lislled 1T Fox Lake, Wis.,, has CLOSED
the fifteenth year OF it's publication
and entered upon Il new volume. 1t is
one Of the few secular papers that, like
the Gardiner lMe.) Home journal
WortI'ington (Minn.) Advance, etc.
not only profess to b. but really are i'll
dependent in thought and fearless il
expression. and is therefore worthy of
i liberal i'atronage.-Boston Banner Of
I.iult
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Portable Sheep Shed for sale cheap
Also 30 Merino Rams. inquire Of
ST. JouN ALLEY.
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COUNTY MAPS

COUNTY MAPS
GREATREDUCTIONIy PRICE,
just received al the ADVANCE Office
4 new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell ut a reduction
Of 50 per cent. for the next 60 days, as
follows:
Single Map, 1Oc
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored maps
and the only large maps of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering by
mail must enclose stamp
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can be had at this office
the rate of 5 for % cents.

Ladies, forthose distressing complaints
To 'chich you ore subject, use DR.. Fa,est's
Ieferne0n aromatic VINE. 4O-6m
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The cheapest place in the county for
Furniture Of all kinds is 1T Thayer's-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

T-NNVC4VtT1-ETIVT.
:. me undersigned respectfully announces that
!! - US lnteht on to be candidate, in the com
ing election forthr Office OF Clerk of the District
C"uiI' l94e l.. y. BENNETT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CANDIDATE TT1R SHERIFN
ATTENTION 1LJ,E,rrEcS

The undersigned announces himself as an In.
DEEPEN lent Candi atc for Sheriff OF N"b:cs col:l.
ty before the people,. CuAS CHASE.
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A movement is on foot to organize
a lodge Of the Sons of Temperance.
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TOO F4NTYD10YLV

Some would be ByrOns look on with disgust
A the rhymes Of Eclec:ric Oil ''poet :"
But we have the. best ar icle known to the world
And intend that all persons shall know it,
It cures coughs, colds. asthma and catarrh,
Bronchitis and complaints Of that kind;
1t does not cost much, though rheumatics it
cures.
IT'S est Oil in the world you can find.
Sold by Law s. Son
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ANNOUNCEMENT
. The undersigned respectfully announces to
Tie people OF Mobiles county hat he intends to
I've candidate for the office Of SUpEnlSTESD-
ENT OF SCHOOLS.
OIL A. i. HORST
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LOCAL.
WoRTHINGToN. MIMI. OCTOBER 20, 1881

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished At 81 50 a year to
Clubs CT ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
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FRESH Milk Cow for Sale. Nice
large COW. Short Horn. Also Bull Calf
6 ms old. Cumberland Chief stock. In
tluire Of Dr. ClippeDSer. G-tf~
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Gi!t-edge butter at IIerron's. stf
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VOL. 10.
Noe

Bologna sausage at Herron's. Stf
The timbers for the hay press are
being framed.
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The Misses Stubs, have located on
4th Avenue. opposite the School House,
and will do Laundry and Dress Making.
Give US call. 6-3w.
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lOuSc OF the Sons OF temperance.
The pen is nightier than the sword
but the "barl'' is mightier than both.
Gov. Miller's household goods will
be sold on Saturday next at l O'Clock
at the house.
Cash paid for butter and eggs 1T Her.
ron's. Stf
Mr.. Grundsten is painting up the
Congregational. church from top to
toe.
The friends OIL. Bowen will regret
to learn that his daughter, Hattie,
died at Minneapolis on Sunday, Oct.
10th, Of typhoid fever
A new paper called the Tribune
has be- n started ut Sibley by Chas.
E. Cosby. 1t is an S-col neatly prin-
ted and rewsy. We X.
Scovill;: says Guitcau was "really
Il very handsome winning man. -
The mildest-mannercd man that ever
cut throat or shot President.
P. Mccain raised this season on
ten acres, 81 bu. wheat; on five acres,
32Ak bu. flax; OH seven acres, 67 bu
oats. lie has just finished his new
barn.
The hay press of Folger & Co., has
been ordered and will arrive in few
days. Tie building will he located
near the new sidetrack just east of
town.
The Lyceum meets on Friday eve
ming tomorrow at o'clock at the
school house. The following ques-
ton will be discussed, Resolved,
That the office Of President Of the
United States should be abolished.
FoR SAFE:
A Filly, two and half years old, out
Of the Grisscll horse, broken to har-
ness. Also a good driving mare, now
with foal. DANIEL RouRER
The demand for gold is great, but
not equal to the demand for DR.. Mar
shall'S Lung Syrup, the great remedy
for coughs and colds. Try it. Price
twenty-five and fifty cents bottle.
Sold Ivy all druggists.
We notice that the Journal is adver-
Using for ASH, & Robbins. of BROOKLYN.
\ year or two ago they swindled us
ont Of SIX months advertising and now
they try the other paper. Still that is
no worse than some home subscribers
do. They take the ADVANCE as long
lis we will send it and when we strike
them off they go and sponge the Jour.
nal
The ADVANCE is turning the Wor-
thington postmaster upside down Tor
not attending to lis business, and
from the way things now look that
p. III. will be invite;l to resume pri-
vatc life before long. We have great
faith that the new administration will
not allow any such doings as this
man is accused Of Give him fits,
Miller.-PipeStone star.
We forgot to mention the fact that
Huntington. Of the Window Reporter,
is the Republican candidate for Clerk
IF the Court in Cottonwood. If you
make it, Huntington, we shall feel en-
couragrd to come ont boldly rs Il can
didate tor Notary Public.
Owe or TIE FEW.
The Fox Lake Representative, pub
lis|Ied 1T Fox Lake, Wis.,, has CLOSED
the fifteenth year OF it's publication
and entered upon Il new volume. 1t is
one Of the few secular papers that, like
the Gardiner iMe.) Home journal ,
Worthington (Minn.) Advance, etc.
not only profess to b. but really are i'll
dependent in thought and fearless il
expression. and is therefore worthy of
i liberal i'atronage.-15oston Banner Of
Light.
REAL ESTATE,
T. II. Parsons has purchased the
Gov. Miller residence on Third Ave.
nue. for S2.:0O cash. 1t will he occu-
pied by Mr.. Folger's family when they
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Mr.. Grundsten is painting up the
Congregational I hurch IRON top to
toe.
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Go to Thayer's for curtains Of all
kinds also fixtures. IT,
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NEW EPISCOPAL CyzIJRCy{ES

Rev. Mr.. Gum has just returned
from Il lasty trip to Wisconsin, where
he went for three bills of lumber. for
the churches of Worthington, st.
james and Madelia. He expects to
have these churches up and enclosed
ifnot finished-by the first of December
After his searcl, for dry lun Der he set
tied on WOOdville, Wis.,, rs the best
! place to get good and dry lumber and
plenty Of it. The president and sec.
| rotary of the company showed him
| through the immer Sc yard. and treated
him with much courtesy during his
stay. Returning to st. Paul, Mr.
Gum called upon Division Sup't. Spcl,.
| Ger. who, with his usual business styl.
| promptly ordered three cars to Wood
| vile. one to be loaded for W orthingtOn
one for st. James and one for Madelia
So we may expect to hear soon Of these
churches going mp t" shelter the Epis
copalians the coming winter from cold
Window Reporter.
The stone are now on the lot to lay
the foundation tor the Worthington
church. The lot is on Fourth Avenue
adjoining the Sutton property now o.
cupled by Mr.. Wisner's family.
Visible 1mproyement.-Mr. Noah
Bates, Elmira. N. y, writes: "About
| four years ago l had an attack Of bill
Gus fever, and never fully recovered
My digestive organs were weakened
and | would he completely Frustrated
for davs. After using tW" bottles OF
your Burdock Blood Bitters the i'm.
provment was 81 visible that | was as.
! tonished. l can now. though 81 Years
OF age. do a fair and reasonable days
work." Price S1OO. trial size 10 cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-10-20

Mr.: Walter i. McCnne. of Pittsburg,
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Was born with All excellent constitu-
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flushed my collegiate education. l fell
into habits Of dissipation. After six
years OF fast living l felt my constitu-
tuition broken down. put myself UNI
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Clans. His treatment seemed to do me
no COED. Finally he said 1T best
conld live but few years, that my
bowels, kidneys and lungs were all
threatened with consumption and were
fast wasting away in decay. l tried
everything advertised. hoping to gain
relief. Finally lrifted into state of
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:. ear ago ! saw Browns Iron Btters adj
v"rtised. used them. and they acted
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"a pounds since using the remedy. |
feel very strong, and can hold out i IS
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