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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-04-07
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THURSDAY, APRIL 7. 1881.
The legislative committee sent to ex'

The legislative committee sent to ex'
anime into the charges Of sectarianism
at the St. Cloud Normal School are re-
ported as having found no ground for
the charges. The testimony taken
shows church jealousy and wrangle over
State school. The Presbyterians led
off and excited the envy of the other
denominations. Thus it will be until
there are laws forbidding any minister
from being principal vf a State school
and prohibiting any religious exercises
about the schools. There is abundant
opportunity for such exercises at the
churches and homes Of the people, and
the effort to put the schools under So
called religious influence" is all a trick
Of the clergy to get control.
The papers are still commenting on
the beautiful life of Lucretia Mott and
publishing incidents of her life and
work. Her motto was ''Truth for au-
thority, and not Authority for Truth"
She was regarded by church people as a
''heretic, inlidel, and disturber of the
peace" and men and women were
warned against her dangerous influ-
ence.
twas ever thus. Priests and
churhes have always resisted progress
and truth. Yet Lucretia Mott lived to
triumph gloriously," and sing the
song of the the triumph of her cause,
like second Miriam.
Hail and farewell, until we meet her on that
Shore
And our souls into that glory shall be- lifted ey.
erMore."
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KENDALL : SPAWN CURE on HUMAN
F!.I!S!i
Kenda!I's Spawn Cure.

Is sure in its effects mild in lis action as it
does not blister. and Yet it is penetrating and
powerful 20 reach any deep sealed Pain or to re-
NOV" :ny h,n' S'"wll' or amy other enlarge.
meat, il used for eSrral days. such as spavin>.
lam"neSS and Ill rnarg"nsntS Of the joints or
lin bs or rhrumatiSm in man, and for any pur-
m Z for which linimti.t is used for man or
beast. It IS n w X own to be the best linime Mt
FOR man ever used. acting mud am yet certain
in its effects: y Is used full strength with per
feet afety at al seasons of the year.
Send address for Illustrated Circ,tiar which
we think gives positive proof Of its virtues No
remedy has ever NC vii h such unqualified sue
cess. to our knowledge for beast a. well as mar
Price 81 per bottle or six hrttlcS for -. ALL
DRUGGISTS have it "r cal get il for you. or it will
be- sent to any address "n receipt Of price by the
pr"prietors,
On. J. Is. KENNALL& CO.,
CnOShurgh Falls. Vermont
Sold by ali Druggists
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IMPoKTAHT TO AHENTS The Life of
by his pc, *,,.!;l' friend. Major nUNDY k.1ttor
OF n. Y. Mail, is Il, "l:y ed II to which Gea.
Garfield has given rsrs' hal attention facts
Ti1. b.st-N !. e mmprcial Adv :rt,yer lie
neattst.-E. T. lFr,a.d ! he mo useful, SCI,
sihe and >atiStact";y-N. Y. Tribune III
length eel l,:'r :aii ny Fall. f. IN a picture
WANTED. Liberal terms Send 81 co 1T once
for compete outfit. A. S. BARNES & CO.. ill
aid rs William st., X. 1T
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a VALLEY GGsl~!
a MCCJNTATN CTTEE AZ E!
st. Paul e. <;io:'y: City e. r.
LA r. IC53

LOCO, DOC, 600 ACRES or UNEQUAL.-
LED
Farming and Stock Raising Lands.
With unsu:pasS; d natural advantage Of lnc;,
to:l, climate, sol, AMI Et:lr:;tSS to M.rke
undu|a'i z pr ivl" OF deep ri J: lnan,. | X :,
streams, ui"i,e>. schools, mills, iity vii
lagos, and co'n;n'l:'E 'uilrnn.lS.
TheS" lands are tn.:l Il in the cnl.':tirs OF
Blue E!yth. R"x!l Wat nwan Mavt',,, Cnito,;.
wood. jackson Nj rr'y, Mobiles ana rock, in
MnEcsotl. Il: iii O>crp! Dick inson, Sioux ;,,.;
Lyon in VA and a. ":f>','t: u, low prices II
long time. Nih libra! discount, lnrc.trE. D.n'
purchase il in" Tx Tie fl: ue before You call
upon or ldGi ess
JAMES IT, DRAKE.
Ian! CnM:Ei>,i,; CT, ST. i'..,I
The Company have csta!'.;;'lc | 90! land H.
gents at Mat!rlia. NJ I'm. st. .iu!urc FIJI .
mont, Window. Eerui. Lake. !nld:,. Mnr.Ein.
ton, iblty, Law F!'", hoc& Rapids, .,s:! Il gr
ton.
Parties desiring to pNr!,:ect W: Irt2 il, n
OF the CROWN. towns along !'.:. li;:r oe x.e II.
Paul & Si' TX City Rai!r::a:,, should ;'ftlre$>
Hos. :. MI IER
rs. Tit,a Agent, Worthingtull, MINI.
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Price IS Cents per Copy,
rr five copies for One Dollar
For sale at the Advance Of.
flee.
Il Pr EM{TiU.

A copy Of this Treatise on the Horse will be
pres nted 'rvery new subscriber to the XII
VANCE who pays u year III advance. and t. every
y ,.'yl,c
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GUIDE 70 SUCCESS
Firms ~, BUSINESS IS Il

IS by far the best Business and Soci y t.u;1o IN 1,
lard Book ever published. Much the In %, 49,
!, tells both $, xcs completely ow TO DO EVERY
tnlSG III the . st way, How to he your own Law
!!ntiy HOW to act in Society and in every part OF
; ;;1e, ana contains geld mine of varied n;olma
rrence. AGENTS WANTED for ali or snart. time
;" Know Why this book Of zeal value ,iM attrac
ions sells better than any other, apply for terms
10 7'on u. l.. BENJAMIN, Fon di lac, Wis.
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IS now beng made faster than

~ now beng made faster than
9W nEAu ever by those At work for nS-
go Sss~ pn'sOlfS Of either sex can make
3st'a week in their own towns II
eney are willing to work. No risk. q outfit
.ree. Anyone can ruh the business. CAPITAL not
re;iu red. All who engage prosper. ~ one
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~ W. ''"H0' M'l'He' i7ly
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hendall's SPAWN Cure.
THE Mosr SUccEssFuL REMEDY ever discover
ed, us it is certain in it's effects and does not
blister. Read proof below:
From Rev. +. n. Granger, Presiding
Elder Of the st. Albans district.
It. Alban% Vt, Jan %, $780,
Dr. j.; T. f,endaA 4 Co., Gents: III reply t" your
le11tf VIII Sa tn MY txpe. i,ct with Ken
uliS SPAIN Gu G las been We v >atiSfac Ory
,ndced: iErtr or f'ar years ago ! procured
bottle ~ You: agent aN, With il, cured a horse
Ut lam*''e>S ra,lSed 'ya SPAWN last season my
horse nrr"'n" gerry lanse and turned lin out
Tor lew we Ks ",rn he became bitter. but
when discovered th't a ring bone was forming
pro'nIrt i hp!t'c Of kem'allS Snavin Cure
and with les than bottle cured :.ini 50 that he
Respectfully your, p N. GRANGER.
PERSEVERANCE WEI TELL.
StousIlon, Miss, March 16, rs
and myself think ought to you know that
have removed two BONE 81 >.11Ss with Ken
u:|'s S,'avin Cur",' on very large one. Don't
know how long the S,yip na1 hee,, there. |
i ;ve owned he horse "igi. months. 1t ,rrk m;,
four months t" tl g the l;4r-e o:.e OF. and two
70: the ~El::|! o"e. hive used ten bottles The
bunch to he seen felt. This is a void rial
!nr'irint. II is a nc,, thing hire. but il it does
f'r ;sl' WHIT j; has '>ne for ne its sale will be
very great. l.cS.n :t!ully yours,
CIIAs j.. PARKER
MAILS SPAWN CURE
Office /. $. M;.rS!:al. Western Dist Of Mich,
'i"'anl,Z.'o, Ap.i Is. l1...
>: M 81 1n"ar MAJ rrc.ive1 the two
III j..';iaiy hast am ha;l.y >ta> Ila' ii
parlo IN an y'''' adv:: ti>cllncnt called fr-
In three: sc; Ks At er commenced using it.
TIE spay:h was entirely remove, and |. valuable
horse restored 10 S''' ul"t<s.
Ic'y truly yours.
JonH PARKER
Statement made Under
Gath,
70 wNo" IT NAY CONCERN III til" year 1875
,v;, v,t il. E"r,t;N~ SPAWN Cure, Il boz q spa
vim ut >e,:!ai Mrll:tS urrNt,. yearly half as
sarge as Il HEN egg" and T. mp'rts'y stopped ;|-
lame ',sS 4 1t renewed ; hrrnl;srgea.eEt have
myc" has been ;all:. II r G. ;hl eyer any
rrp;:re i'll Tie size # t!.,' i"r|i Joints Since /
tie 't'd Kim N'''' N'n :a!!'> Sp">i. cure.
\. A. GAINES.
Etos},urrh Falls W.. Feb. =, O..
sworn AID >u:,srli:'ru to lief re Me this , til
day OF Fth.. 1~.:'.
1o:.S Il. JENNIE, Justice Of til" Peace.
KENDALL : SPAWN CURE on HUMAN
FLESH.
Bakersfield VT Dec o. :s7o
+ !. Hrnl II 4 {" ->+.r:t>: | wish oa;ld my
t">tinnH i'll fay 1T your j',vaI,1al,le l',imp.,.
k%Ha:.l = Sr;!yIm Gu !; III h" spring Of 1852
at the knee j. int. | WAS very lame. 'nu at lines
suite HE most ex"r:riati' :. pain. wore 4
handagr OMIT cr"ei ye +, and r. led most
to ri me I"rlnanrnt relief. When l over
Wnrk ~ 1t would pain M very much In April,
l>S began t. think Shnu d he Il cripple for
lie: hut having some o; krndalrS SPAWN Cure,
Thought " nd try it. use, one third of /;
hottie, and experienced relief 1T once. The pain
lei NE ANA ha> not troubled me since. l feel
very E!at''Ei 10 You. and Woul. recommend
E'','aNs Sp'vin Cure t. al. who suffer with
>pralns or r,lruna'iSas. y"urstruy.
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Great chance to make money.
= We need a person In ever!

can make money faster than at any:
snlns else. Capital not required; we will
s.art you. els per day at home made by,
girls wanted everywhere to work for MS: No7
IS me time. Costly outfit and terms free Ad
"'eSS true 8 Co., Augusta, Maine. [6ly j.
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st. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS,

and the entire North and Northwest, and to the
Lumber Districts IF Northern Wisconsin.
AT ST. PAUL, connections are made with the
Eastern Division of the Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapo!is Omaha Ii e, for Northern ana Cen
tral Wisconsin, and for Chicago and all points
East, and the running of trains is so arranged
that passengers from the Western Division of
this Line can have from one to one and one half
hours to attend to business matters in ST. Paul
il desired.
When you 90 South or Southwest, be sure and
30 over this Line through the Seven Big Cities,
and when you go North, East or North est, go
through ST. PAUL, THE GREAT RAILROAD
CENTRE Of the great orthWest.
Two passenger trains daily, St. Paul to Chi.
cago, through Elroy and Madison, with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars on each train.
Through Tickets Sc south the and Ei sSut SS %ts;
are on sale ata'' principal stations. BE- sure and
buy through ticket. as they are generally
cheaper: but II you cannot get the tickets you
desire or the information wanted abOu, rates.
connections. etc, at your home station, write to
the undersigned, and your letter will receive
prompt attention. T.. w. TEASD u LIE,
+. i. CLARKE, General Agent,
Gen. Traffic Manager ST PAUL, MINI
TIME TABLE.
Time of departure Of passenger trains from
MankatO:
For Chicago and the East at $50 a. III. and 6:o5
p. m.
For the West at O5 am
j. CLOCK, Agent,
Mank*tO, Mimi.
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~-~.... THE NEW. ... .-,-.>>
Horse Cook.
a TREATISE ON THE
!. & Horse
DISEASES,
Dr.. B. J. Kendall E. Co.,
EnoSburgh Falls, vt.
REVISED EDITION -650, 600 ALREADY SOLD
This work contains an *:lndex Of Diseases"
which gives the symptoms, cause and best treat.
men. "l e;!cll; table giving all the principal
effects. and antid"te when poison "a table with
an engraving of the horses teeth ut different
ages, With rules for telling the age Of horse
65 ENGRAVINGS
Showing the various positions assumed by the
horse IN illness ptoms Of disease, etc. and
One Hundred Pages
OF he most valuable reading matter, ttcscrip.
tive OF The diseases to which horse flesh Is heir
vii remedies; III d are collection Of recipes
an much other valuable in attenuation. The lN) k
IS wor h Ten LINES Its PRICE and is sold for the
small sum of
az CENTS.
The great difficulty has been with works OF
this nttu . .! amy practical vaIu' that the price
has been alb we what most hOrStln> and far
Mer> ca. ed to pay and they have therefore not
rance respecting HE ailments III the horse has
existed and '!oes exis. But the exceedingly low
price III this book places Il reliable AMI standard
work within The reach Of every person who owns
= horse.
'ihe Horse and Ills ''fse:ses," is sto},tIy
bound III paper over. and We Y neatly and tasti.
" gotten up. Some idea of its use{u ness aud
popularity may BIZ ha when it is kno IN that
$4,000 have already been sold. Orders sent
J 10 his ftice accompanied by the cash will be
promptly filed.
Price IS Cents per Copy,
Gr five copies for One Dollar
We give below few extracts from the many
statements received from prominent horsemen
concerning his book:
DR.. VIM H. Hail. tanantlaigua. n Y, says:
Il hrve bought hooks from f.. gllld that
paid five and ten dollars far, which do not like
a~.w''l as Go yours. 1t is different from any
thing ever saw
The Editor If the Western Sport -,nan and Live
Stock News says Of it: sit is Il book that every
horse oW.rr should have, and 10 breeder of
horses in atfUr to do wi hOut :"
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Sewing machines cheaper than evel
for sale at the ADVANCE Office.
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COUNTY ORDERs.-We are paving
the highest market rate for. County Or.
ders. Parties attending Court invited
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Palatable Medicines. Ayers Cherry
rectora! IS q i'oneyed drop of relief; His
Cattiart'c Pills glide sugar-shod over the
palate: and his Sarsaparilla is a nectar
tt'at iinparts v'gor to life, restores the
health: and cxpels disease -Watertowr
(Pa.) Advertiser.
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selling at Il large discount for the past
five years, while her progressive citizens
have been contributing money which
ought to have been applied towards
paying their debts, to prosecute some
one for selling glass of beer or cider,
and help pile up debt against the
county which the farmers will lave to
pay.
But let the good work go on. It is
all for the glory OF the saints and to
help keep Barber and his friends in of
flee, and kill that 'Ole Ninhdel," the
ADVANCE. The fools don't know that
their trying to kill you makes you grow
fatter, and that you have your cool
thousands salted down, and no Chatte]
Mortgages to pay.
THOs. II. PARSONS.
III the ADVANCE Of November 8.
1877, we find also this opinion OF Bar.
Der Oh record:
L.
My attention has been called to Il sin
issued by DR.. L. ID. Barber replying t..
some statements made III the ADVANCE
concerning the amounts drawn by him
from the County for medical attend.
:Ance. AS he has made therein some in.
correct statements with reference to
myself, 1deem it proper to issue this in
reply.
]. lie charges me with having drawn
$1,000 from the countyin eleven months.
In reply to this, it is only necessary to
say that $1,000 is all have drawn dur.
ing the fce gears have been here, and
for AL the attendance which this repre-
srnts. with the exception of $40. l had
orders from the Board to attend the
cases.
2. The charge made against DIR. Bar.
Der that he was in the habit Of present.
ing lis 'had or deferred medical hills''
to the county for payment, l under.
stand to I've true. Mucl. of the practice
for which lie has drawn the sum OF
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IL Is SIMPLY an EFFORT TO Stanf! well
with the temperance people.-Journal.
That depends upon what you mean
by ''temperance people," II you mean
the quiet, fair, sensible temperance re-
ople who carried the recent village cleo
ton, we already stand well with them.
If you mean the Crissys and Comstocl<s
we must admit that we are not making
Ill effort to stand we'll with them. We
are denounced rs Il whisky man" H.
long with the whole ticket elected and
!. majority Of at least thirty of all the
voters Of the town. We can stand it
with two-thirds Of the village on our
side.
The fact is, Ogle, your whole TRADE
III last weeks Journal. which is stud-
led and labored attack designed to mis-
represent us and intensity the feeling
OF the fanatics against us, shows that
you are writing under your Defeat
The veters Of Wotthington have set the
seal Of their condemnation upon the ia
naticism and Comstock!sm which your
party introduced among us. The AID
VANCE considers itself :'modestly en-
| dorsed.''
1t now confesses it's inability to do
the job, and calls for lelp.-Journal.
No, we only ''gave the calf more
rope" and he wound himself up. Bar
| Der suppressed himself on election day.
IL: has been the laughing stock Of the
town ever since the village election. 1t
is said t" be a fact til It one Of the claw
books" with which he undertook to
bul'doze the election board was nedi-
cal work OIL Obstetrics! Think of that,
you disciples Of Blackstone and Kent,
and tremble for your vocation! Laying
down the law to an election board from
Il book on Obstetrics! It is enough to
destroy ones faith in the capacity of
the people for self government, and to
remove the last shadow Of faith in Bar
ber's sanity. 1t is 4 wonder that he
didn't borrow Il case of Obstetric in
strnments from Doc. Craft, and spread
them ont on the table for the election
board to steer by in deciding eases Of
challenges. @-*ss ~.
Connecticut western news., 1881-06-08
Railway Schemes Agnin.

A sudden boom in Hartford and Erie stocks, last weeK, has been the occasion of good deal of interesting speculation. From down in the thlrties and forties few weeks ago they have suddenly gone up to so. The heavy purchases to which the rise IS due are variously explained by those who think they know. One theory, and p .ausble one, is that which sees Jay Gould finger on the board moving for new Boston connection of the Erle road, This view receives some support from the fact that the
 File las Just secured new route to Chicago, Which, When comple eted, Will make the hne
 urvly independent ot other companies. With one road into BosCun over the Pougnkeepsle
 Bridge and the New York and New England, ana another through Schenectady and the
 Il Iosac funnel, Mir. Gould could snap his tin Sels at the Vanderbilt ianlly at hls leisure.
 Another theory rcsurrects the project talked
 oi last sunmer, Cf grand comOIuation ruut,
 connecting Boston. New Tor tue reDnsyI.
 vanla coal helds, Albany, Schenectady, Rnu
 Lne West. lhls plan, Which was given Ill tulI
 ln The Courier al t.e time, contemplates tn,
 consolidation o1 the New lorh aud New Eng
 iand, the Connectlcut estern, the New loIk,
 uousatunlc and NorJneIn, and the Harleu extension, and the construction oI new Mu. parallel to the Housa onlc, through Danbury,
 Canaan, Ct. Barring ton, Van Deusenvllle anu
 state Line to Lebanon springs, theuce to AL Uany and Schenectady.
 By Jnls arrangement our modest Connecu
 cut neighbor, Canaan, would become tue granu railway distributing center of Western New England, where freight and passenger trains would be divided tor their several destinations north, south, east and West. Trains from the west would come from Schenectady and Al Dany vla Lebano. Springs ana State Line t. Canaan, wnere they would be divided for New lUrK and boston the southern trains contin- | uinS down through Danbury to New York, | and the Boston trains gong over the Connect | lcut Western 70 Hartford thence to the Hut
 over the New York and New England. Coming | uol th trains would be divided at Canaan for | the east, north and west, and at Lebanon.
 springs for Albany, Schenectady and Montreal. | Coal trains from Pennsylvania would also b, | divided at Canaan Tor points east and north. | Ihe Boston Herald claims to know that the | company formed to begin this undertaking | really means business, and that this accounts | Tor the sudden rise Ill New lork and New Eng | laud ocks. Be this as it may, It is fac 1 that engineers are already in the field ma king | the preliminary surveys for the proposed new
 road through the Iousatonic valley. Thls | week they nave been at work on the section
 between State Line and Van Deusenville. To-
 eating the line through the meadow-lands
 west of the w iliiams river Berkshire Courier
Connecticut western news., 1881-06-08
Col. esilEettes

ED. NEWS :-Decoratlun Day recalls to mind the earlier deeds of the soldiers of The Rev oution," and we who are enjoying the fruits oi
 their sutf, ltncs and sacrifices, sht uid never
 forget our indebtedness to them. Several oi the participants i'll that wal have been inhab- itants of Canaan. The name of Col Jonat han Gil cite will be readily re alled by many sti
 living, and the writer of this sha Tt sketch has a vivid recollection of the subject of 1t of din
 ing at his house. where the old gentleman n
 nearly ninety years of age, presided at the head of his table with the formal dignity, east, and grace of the gentleman of the old school
 At tue same time he receunted many incidents of the war; i'll which he was personally inter tsted. He entered the army at the age of IS years. At sle time the detachment t0 which he belonged was attacked turing the night while sleeping in church at Horseneck, and marched immediately to Kingsbridge. One of our soldiers killed the British officer in com- mand of the attac ing. party, and was, as Col. Gillette said. literally ncwn to pleces pv the lnnrIatr soldl'rs under his comma d. At hln%shr1dge they were cnutue.. in a room s, SnaI that nearly all of tl.rm were obliged to stand on their feet, without food or drink t,, S'SfAln them. They w"re next n archtd to : he Sugar Hnnsc.' that strU'tu C nude ia m us or lNtamHu%, thr"u@h al the suff, riuo rIurltv and d. a'h NlthH is wa s. SD uerri irS%iN II i'll ted by tile foe. "Iir..' said Mr Gillette, ''we suffered with lnngcr. sirlues~ filth anl insult Cold, hopeicss and starved many ot Il em broke down" but he had in lis ""sscssion q vauah vatrh which itA sold to 'h" tHl'"r, for he snm or eight ''ut'nrs .Il of A hich the jaler received back fur Fo.d rrl- cnred for him He snard his good . tune ir par with a poor companion who h,.,n,e i'll and at last unconscious. under the rt.plnen of D'rk and ua tmcal dealt out to them once in three days, and this in so small a quantity