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The Worthington advance., 1881-10-13
INSURANCE.

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and the Travellers Life and Accident. inSur-
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companies III the United States
You can, II you i'll, provide for your
selves in old age, and in case OF
accident, and for your fami-
lies in case ot death, better
and cheaper by good
life Insurance than
In any other
manner.
am Resident Agent for the Connecticut Fire
Insurance Company, Of Hartford , one of the old
stand by companies. having a paid-,p capital Of
over $l ,WO,U0.
l an agent for the Continental Fire Insurance
Company Of n. Y, huving a nett surplus OF 81
O4O, This Is the best installnent Insur.
ance company III the world.
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&HG a week in your own town. Terms and
WV = outat free. Address H. HALLErr +
Co., Portland, Maine.
G6 fn On per day at home. Samples worth
~ ~ ~ - free. Address SrINsoN & Co.,
1Ortl'rd. Naire.
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Is now beng mail. il>ler than
MVc Es!s:;s ~ 's: 2! :ittr { sSsS s5 ca" III n'sft @
AS6 ! week in their own towns II
they are willing to work. No risk. IS outfit
free. Anyone" can run the business Capital net
required. An who engage prosper. No one
lallS. pa"ti"nlacs free. Address, II. HALLBT1
4 CO.. Portland, Maine. Ally
A Eli,C'E(J RE to YOUNG
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Pc PIE WHO LIVE
along tho Inc of and neal to the ST PAUL <
sioux CITY RAILROAD aid its vuTi-
Gus Branch Lines, low Il part OF the
Chicago, St. P aui. Mime apc!:s
and Omaha Line

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r"c% t n ss and i'S tcn 4a*k so s t" "
points in Na"sa>. Ncbra-kl. Colorado, TEXTS
that this is The ONLY LINE BETWEEN MlSSEsoTA
AMI TE SOUTHWEST.
TE1E0ITGsy SEVEN GREAT CITIES
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INSTANT kELIEF.

1NNIA REL1EF.
From Moses Hobbs, Foreman C. II. l. s. +. Shops
Davenport, H.
Davenport. Ia. Sept. 81, 1873 -Dr. Connaugh.
to,,-i h we BEEN bad y afflicted With cutavrh Of
fhe thr''at for three years. h we iried various
remedies, and Scvrr;l. eminent physicians with
out the least Dnefit. Your superior RENE ;y for
curing Ca;arri gave ne Instant relief and can
recommend it t. the afflicted. Very respectful.
ly, NJ. HOBBS.
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Set back ~ years.-''I was troubled
for many years with Kidney Complaint,
Gravel, etc. my blood became thin; 1
was dull and Inactive; could hardly
all over; cond get nothing to help me,
boy again. My blood and kidneys
are all right. and I am as active as a
man of 80, although I am ~, and
have no doubt it will do as we'll for
Others of my age. 1t is worth Il trial.
Father.
The Worthington advance., 1881-10-13
LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.

LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.
From Rev. joseph Hart. pastor of the 9th St.
NJ. L. Church. kOck Island:
DIR. COnhaughtOn-I have suffered with Ca
tarrh of the head for twelve years my sense of
smell was greatly impaired, ringing III my ears.
partial loss of voice, stopping up of one " both
safe In recommending you to all the afflicted.
j. HART.
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Collections.

make collections and pay taxes for n"n-rcs
1dents. examine titles, attend to m gage re
closures, do cOnveyanciEg, take acknowledge
ments, Tor small pay. can make cOllcctiOnSi II
any part Of the United States.
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~
1lDy. /. Parsons
BROKER,
wotthington, MINI.
LOANS.

/ Negotiate Real Estate
Loans at straight 9 per cent.
interest. No commissions de-
Quoted. All the money
paid to borrower. Do not
borrow money until you
see me. l can make
better and cheaper
loans than any
one else can.
The Worthington advance., 1881-10-13
GRAND sUCCEss-A GREAT MEDICAL TRIUMPH.

GRAND SCCCESS-A GREAT MEDICAL TRIUMPH.
Miss Carrie NI"rel,ousc, bright, beautiful
and intel! gent little girl II years of ag:. who is
the daughter OF Captain LcGrand Morelon>e,
Of Buffalo. Iowa, applied to Docto Connaush.
ton, OF Davenport, about seven mo.iths ago
She was III the following condition: iier htaG
was covered all over with solid s::ab, v li'h
cnmnlence.t MAE years before. an,l had extended
all over her head, di>charging continuously Of
fenSivc matter. She had been treated y! X great
many physicians OF st. LOUIS, Springfield, Mo-.
Moline, IL and the best me ilcal skill Of Davcn-
port without relief, in fact 4 great many emf
nent ply sicians Of the old school, all to no pur
pose. l,r. Connaughton comnrnc I'd treatments
by the use Of his remedies which il tlr' course
Of seven months effected an entire cure. Mis-
Carrie now has 4 clean, healthy scalp and Il
beautiful suite of hair. Anyone doubling the
above can rite to Capt ielrand Morehouse.
Buffalo, Iowa. There are many citizens III Day
cnp"rt who will cheerfully certify to the above
facts. After expcnding Urge suns OF money
with score "r more # other physicians. DR..
Connaughton cured her for thirty three dollars.
Here is case Of nine years in its period Of ac-
tivity, cured in seven months. far exccliing in
grandeur the Slabs Of Ninevah or the Runic in
ScriptiOnS.
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CHRONIC CATARRH WITH THREATENED COSsUMP.
TON SUCCESSFULLY TREATED IN TWO MONTHS

By DE. CONNAUGIlTOE.
Buffalo Coal Banks, Ia, Feb 6 lS19.-Dr. Con
naughtun-Dear Sir: l contracted il severe cold
III 1874, which gradual 'ly driftrd into j. bad case
Of catarlh " It'll alarming ~ mptOms OF consump-
tiOn. l tried several .minent physicians but
their remedies failed to stay the Stealthy mar; b
Of my disease: / was greatly annoyed with
haw King, spit ing. headache, noises in my ears,
pains in my chest and back loss OF appetite,
Heart. and general nervousness. etc. Now. III
Ter two months under your kind and humane
attention, am happy to advise !ou that have
derived tic most gratifying results from your
Aerian System for the tea 'mcnC OF clt1rrl. -
Your excellent Services l fully appreciate, and
assure you hat l have experience the mosi
substantial evidences Of your skill. l am per
fvctiy satisfied that will soon be restored t0
perfect health. Your grateful patent.
.IONS SMITH
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The u. s. Senate met on Monday last.
Senator 3ayard was elected President
pro tenn.
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FROM CIIAS. 8. NOXSIE, L. r. II. Il. SHOPS, OMAHA

FROM CnAs. s. NOXsIE. I. r. r. Il. SHOPS, OMAHA.
Omuha, Neb. March Is. 1S>l.-Dr Cnnnaugh
ton, Davenport, la.-My Dear Doctor: If :he>cI
few ihcS are OF service tn yuu you arc ut liberty
to PUBLISH them. lcon>ult.d y'u at Davenpor
and ad,pted your method Of treatment for Ca
tarrh. After two months Of home treatment, Il
am very happy to state, Was entirely curcd:-|
! consider your method Of treatment very mi d
and nice, and most chcerfully recommend it lOi
all who athlete " til :he IO:lthsoMe disease
! OIL will remember mc rs having consulted you,
at Davenport two years ago, in regard to Ca
tarrl. knowing rs do that you are Il true gen |
tlcman, as Well as 4 skliful physician NeIy|
gratefully yours. CHAs. 5. HOXsIE.
The Worthington advance., 1881-10-13
BONDS.

l buy and sell all municipal securities.
DO not sell school district or
other bond until you get my
terms. can pay more
than any one else.
The Worthington advance., 1881-10-13

Mr.. Samuel Mckenzie, Cumberland,
Nd. writes: II am 6S years ofage. a.
bout four years ago 1 began to 60 into
decline. l suffered from dyspepsia,
stone in the bladder, weak lungs. and
general nervous debility. Nothing
tried did me any good until I used
Browns Iron Bitters. This remedy
has made me again robust and strong,
and feel all the fire and activity of
youth once more in my veins.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

ca A Quaker maiden of sixty accept
ed an offer from a Presbyterian elder,
and being demonstrated with by dele
CATION of Friends appointed to wait
upon her, for marrying out of meeting,
she replied:
Look here I've been waiting just
sixty years for the meeting to marry me;
and if the meeting don't want me to
marry out of it, why don't the meeting
bring along its young men ?"
The delegation departed in silence.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31
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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

HB- An old couple were walking down
street the other day, reading signs, when
they ran across one which the old man
read Johnson's Shirt Store"
"Well declare !" exclaimed the old
lady, wonder how he tore it ~
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31
Wnshington. D. q.

Practice Patent Law In all its branches in the
Patent OiiicO, and in the Supreme and Circuit
Courts of the United States. Pamphlet sent free
on receipt of stamp for postage. 36
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

Sg A clergyman of color was expa-
tiating very earnestly to his flock in
Jacksonville, Florida. a few Sundays
ago, on the words of Paul to Timothy
"Drink no longer water, but use
little for thy stomach's sake and thine
often infirmities."
"Now, my breddern," said this apos-
tie of temperance, "this longer Doter
was bad stuff. 1t got into de head and
into de heels of young brudder Timothy,
and him did not behave hisself like
christian oughter, and Paul said brud-
der Timothy must stop this right off,
and not drink this longer aoater any mo-,
an if he mus have somethin' for him
stomach and him debility he might take
leetle wine"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31
Professional Cards.

(NHAS.J. +. MCINTYRE, AttOrney-at.LaW
~ New Bloomfield. Perry co.. Pa.
So All professional business spromptlyandfaith'
fully yattended to.-32lv.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

eg A man who goes into business
with the devil soon finds that his part
ner Is soul proprietor.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

az Charles Lamb remarked of one of
his critics 'tThe more think of him
the less think of him."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

Ry When you say man has con-
tracted bad habits, you really mean he
has expanded them.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

"a" The giraffe has never been known
to utter n sound. In this respect it re-
sembles young lady on the street car
when gentleman gives her his seat.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

Y E.JUNKtN, Attorney-at-Law,
IL New Bloomfield, Perry co., Pa
Rs- O.ioe-Next door to the residence nfJudgt
Junkin t6ti
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

r
"a
&c. ItIlI|'R s. |'SyR
eg A man who goes into business
with the devil soon finds that his part
ner is soul proprietor.
Bg When you say man has con-
tracted bad habits, you really mean he
has expanded them.
EB- There are degrees of badness. Ri
varol once said of o criminal that he
would make a stain on mud"
-..-
gB Charles Lamb remarked of one of
his critics "The more think of him
the less think of him''
g9S The giraffe has never been known
to utter n sound. In this respect it re-
sembles young lady on the street car
when a gentleman gives her his seat
rB- A Philadelphia debating club hav-
ing decided the question:
" Do surprise parties surprise ~ in the
negative, will begin next on the ques-
ton " Do donation parties donate?"
GB- An old couple were walking down
street the other day, reading signs, when
they ran across one which the old man
read Johnson's Shirt Store"
"Well 1 declare ~ exclaimed the old
lady, wonder how he tore it ~
GY A story is told of German shoe
maker who, having made pair of boots
for gentleman of whose financial in
tegrity he had considerable doubt, made
the following reply to him when he call
ed for the articles:
Der poots ish not quite done, but der
beel ish made out'
az Mother" remarked Duluth
girl, 'I think Harry must be going to
propose to me.''
Why SO my daughter ?" queried the
old lady, laying down her spectacles,
while her face beamed like the moon in
its fourteenth night.
Well, he asked me this evening il
wasn't tired of living with such me-
nagerie as you and dad'
Ia A lovers pun; " maggie, dear, if
l should attempt 10 spell Cupid why
could / not get beyond the first sylla-
BILE ?"
She said =" 1 give it up.'
Whereupon William said: 6 Because
when come to Gu, of course cannot
go farther"
Maggie said that she thought that
was the incest conundrum she had ever
heard.
ca A gentleman in the New York
Swamp met rather uncertain" ac-
quaintance the other day, when the lat
ter said:
| M little short, and would like to
ask you conundrum in mental arith-
metic."
" Proceed" observed the gentleman.
WE'LL" said the short man, sup
pose you had SO in your pocket, and
should ask you for $5, how much would
remain P''
"Ten dollars" was the prompt
answer.
Eag@In the heat of actual battle it is no
uncommon occurrence for soldiers to get
more loads into their guns than they
fire off. A soldier who, after hot con-
test, had nine ball cartridges lodged in
gun barrel, which he could not extract,
was advised by a comrade to prime her
up with dry power and fire her off a.
little at time"
When he came back from the hospit-
al, after making the experiment, he
said "The gun went off little at
time all right, but L. am ID sure she
came back all at once"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

GB- There are degrees of badness. Ri
varol once said of criminal that he
would make stain on mud"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

E8-A story is told of a German shoe
maker who, having made pair of boots
for gentleman of whose financial in
tegrity he had considerable doubt, made
the following reply to him when he call
ed for the articles:
" Der poots ish not quite done, but der
beel ish made out.''
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-31

CB- A Philadelphia debating club hav-
ing decided the question:
" Do surprise parties surprise 7" in the
negative, will begin next on the ques-
ton Do donation parties donate?"
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-12-22
Otsego Lake Items.

Mrs. Fuller has fine display of
Christmas presents at the Post Offise...
The FLOATING Ark" is now in full blast
and ready to serve hot meals at all
giving away. at O'Connells camp Mon
day.. Our school master took the girls
out riding last Saturday. "A maiden la
day of forty was arrested in town on
Tuesday for slander. Gossipers will
soon learn to prove up or shut up.
Rev. l.. T. Caster will lecture at the
Town Hall this "wednesday evening,
under the auspices of the Otsego Lake
Literary Society-Subject, Matrimony
-. The Otsego Lake Literary Society
will present the drama, Among the
Breakers about the 10th of next
month. The characters have been Cast
and no pains will be spared to make it
a very pleasant entertainment Bills in
few days. ID. Wilson's drug store was
entered by burglars last Thursday
night, and the money drawer relieved
of $40 in silver, and the safe which
contained az, 2i0, was drilled to the
depth of 81 inches, but daylight must
have come a little too soon and fright
ened them away, for they did not ac-
complished their purpose as fully as
they would, had they had more time
Two suspicious looking men were ar
rested at Elmira, by Sheriff Hilton,
but nothing could be proved against
them. "A party of young people came
down from Gaylord last Friday night
and stopped at the Otsego Lake House
for supper, after which they repaired
to the hall and shook the light fantas-
tic toe till morning. We took some of
that in, too, ANON.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-12-22
FABER FANCIES.

Xmas.
Xmas goods in great profusion at
Hanson's.
"A winters fog will freeze dog,
so take care of your CANNES.
Our village school is having hol-
iday vacation of two weeks.
1t is said there is a school district
in this county that knows How to do
it."
Village lots seem to be in active
demand, and are changing hands quite
frequently.
School Books at bottom prices at
the Post Office, as also all kinds of Le-
gal Blanks.
If you want to purchase n suitable
present for Christmas gift, go to Han
sons.
Mrs. Fred L. Barker, of Frederic
vile, was in town Monday the guest of
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones.
We now understand that the ex-
pected change in the railroad time
card does not take effect until next
month.
Superintendent Bates has gone to
the Valley cities in quest of Xmas
goods for the NJ. +. Sunday School
Tree
Sewing machine oil at the postof-
flee, as also needles and attachments
for all kinds of machines.
Flour, Feed Apples, Pressed beef
and Hogs for sale. A. +. PLACE,
Laingsburg, Mich.
Remember the Oyster Supper at
the residence of J. X. Bates on Satur'
day evening for the benefit of the M.
+. Sunday School.
Bear in mind the two Christmas
Trees Saturday night at the Hall and
School House respectively, of which
mention has been made before.
In order to close out my present
stock ! will sell School Books at cost
n. II. TRAvER, Druggist and Stationer
A fine assortment Of candies, nuts
and knick-knacks, just received for the
Holiday trade, at Dr. Travers.
-NoTICE.-The undersigned Treas
urer of Maple Forest, will be at hi
residence in said township on Frida!
of each week, until further notice, TO
the purpose of receiving Taxes.
JEREMIAH SHERMAN.
The road out of this village lead
ing east to the Bradley settlement,
reported in very bad condition, am
requiring the immediate attention o
the highway commissioner.
Mr.. Hiram Brown, the painter, j
touching up the interior of the new
| hardware store with his little pain
brush, and will soon sling white lea,
over the exterior.
THAT small frame building on Ce
dar street just south of the Harde
House, which is now being built b.
Sailing, Hanson & Co., is designed a
a lodging house for his teamsters.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-12-22

toher.
In the County of Alcona, on the first
Wednesday of May, and third Wednes-
day of October
In the County of Crawford, on the
second Wednesday of May, and first
Wednesday of November.
In the County of Oscoda, on Satur-
day next after the 81 Wednesday in
May, and Saturday next preceding the
first Wednesday in November.
Dated: Alpena, Oct. 18th 1881.
j. b. FUTILE, Circuit Judge.
We clip the following matrimonial
notice from the Saginaw Courier un-
der date of the 18th inst, as matter
of interest 10 our readers, as we'll as
to show the esteem in which the be-
low mentioned parties (who have set
tied in our midst, are held by their
many friends in the Saginaw Valley:
Again the Courier has the pleasure
of recording one of those most pleasant
affairs a home wedding. The contract
ing parties this time were Arthur Ii.
Swarthout, of Graylng, Crawford
county, son of James y. Swarthout
Of Saginaw Town, and Miss Abbie X
Squi. es, daughter of Josiah Squires
who lives five miles northwest of til,
city on the Mackinaw road. The cere
mony was performed at the home o.
the brides parents, Thursday evening
Rev. DIR. jameson, of the First Bap
tist Church of this city, officiating
There were present about fifty friend
and relatives of the contracting parties
many of whom were from the city.
The brides toilet was of peacoc!
blue changeable silk, made with bro
cade and lace, very pretty. The happ'
groom looked his best in the tinchon
ored broadcloth. The congratula tion
and merry making, no small part o
which was the partaking Of a rega
IClJtSt ~ lil' Dtob "
farmers stores and the most delicat,
that city caterer can furnish contribu
ted, occupied several hours, and al
passed most pleasantly. The wedding
presents were rich, numerous and va.
ried. The contracting parties are boil
well known in this city. Mr.. Swart
hout graduated from the Saginaw higl
school in '76, after which he entered
the law department of the University
II He is now practicing his profession at
Grayling, where he has fiattering pros
poets. Miss Squires' home has als'
been in this city for many years. Sh'
is lady whose real worth has secureC
her many friends. That happiness ant
prosperity may attend their married
life is the sincere wish of the Courier.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-12-22
II enc ACE SALE

Deittlt ho,nl lea nIce o tie eoLGftca.
q cc tain mo ge dated She l4th day Il june
a. d. 1ssi .&r,utcd iy May Pitison of Ro
rumu'oA ,IiiaIc E.sc,u.n ID 'Curiy hiohige
to Natti b.e.l han. G., h. san,c lace. sud j.
coiG, iu tuu fi!tc,! H. ,pieteI cl Deeds 4
he C,LI.y . t,uwiDG and sibt oi MicEigat
IN tlc Iiti DAY %, urc : u lsbl az so,t
p NJ {, ,..d d.y D. Litei A. - tgages, a.,
Page :54. ulr.n Which NOT tatgo there i ciaimc,
8. be ue aud al aid d, the date oi thif uot,t
the sum 81 Fity-'ne AID s.X y-seyer ore b,J
dredth doii.,s, .5l.65 cf piinci.l and sntesest
and also al attorney ice of hJsen doBaSs prov.
ded 10 in sa.d mortgage. 81 lid any proceedings =
be taken T. ioieclos he same. Now theesor,
10y virtue of the power 81 sale contaiucd ~ sajo
mortgage and of the statute in such case made
and provided. rotice is hereby gwen. that OF
Tuesday, the 3d day OF January, A D. 1Se2, at
o'clock A NJ. et the front door OF Tie Court
House in the village OF On astrg, in said county
Of Crawl d. shall sell al public auction, TO the
highest bidder therefore. 'he premises described
in said mortgage. OF so much the eof a. will be
necessary TO pay the amount due on said mortg
age, together with all legal costs including the
attorney fee. the premises described rs follows
to wit:
The North East quarter Of TIE South Eas quar-
tea Of Section Thirty-one. Of Township Twenty
five North of Rarge Two West, containing forty
acres Of land. more less. asooi ding to rlt
United States survey.
Dated: Roscoinm, n. Mich.. Ocsober 10. 1881,
MARTIN BRESKAHAM. Matsasee.
ssAELn ". TrrSrT. Aoorey for Nol<asee.