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KendaIl's SPAWN Cure.

Is sure IN its effects. mid in i = action as it
d" = not bitter. and yet it is penetrating am.
powerful 10 reach any deep seated rain or to re-
move ANY h',nv growth nr any other enlarge
Sp intS, cl,hS c:ll'"us, slrainS swell in.s. any
laineneSs and AL rn!at.-'nrntS r the joints or
lin IN. o: rheumatism il man, and for any pu:-
beast. 1ti>n " X own o bp the best l,nime MT
for man ever used. acting mid an yet .rtain
IN It's effects IT is used full strength with per-
feet safety ut all SCISSORS Of tue y ar.
Send address io" 1iuSt 'atcd Circular which
we think gives posi- i've PRO of its virtues No
remedy has ev,r me with such unqualified sue.
Price 81 per bnttl', or six bottles FIR : J.. ALL
Drug: lists have it. "r can get il for Won. it. will
be Sent t"lny address OH receipt Of price by the
Dr"prietors,
DIX }. H. KENrALL&cO,
Emo shur.-., Fails. Y ,rmn t.
Sold 10y ali druggists
S3S-il.
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CI;. IHE.uIj'.I!

Every tar,lit: is jI!ter,S t,l in tl;e ".
fare Nf his stock and si.rHIi li;,Ir ..H
hand for ready reference Il luuH .i,s:rib-
ing the ailments his stock IS subj eli to
and the fr,It:,i.'S.i therefor. In ..:l,>i,l,.:-
alton OF this fact wt have. procured for
the th',Ie.iL of our farmer subscribers
i large nu:;l'-r at 'k,.u.l;,'l'S Treatise
OH the Il,'rst., one III which we pro
posi- to glvr 10 every horse lwucr " -
pays far his paper il. advance. rht. book
IS one OF great value rs Il Is ~. ind X ~;
u'S".S: $ whl.:a gives he SYMPTOMS.
Cause. and thu b.St treatment OF each.
It. cn,'aitsS !, tail giving AL tiir prin-
clpal drugs. i.St:l fur Tie horse with ,.,t
ordin ~ d.s:'. effects, and an; ulo,e
when i Poi An:: Also " inhi' with ~ Tn
craving " the i,prs-'> feet h 1T different
ages ct tEe HOPS: valuable. ruiI'c:i II
q: recin7a. and much more valuable it,
formation.
Rent,uhc: we g:vc tits va1u,',
work t. all who ply -ir Subscription
III advance. Also fH: sac at 25c !. cory
WITH THE TRIBUNE:
We will furnish the ADVANCE and
the Minneapolis weekly Tribune and
Farmers Union one year for $3.50 in
Advauc" ard give amy one If Gle follow
ing premiums to each subscribers:
l. a superb. correct and life.like
cray"n-!ith"yrap' portrait Of President.
Elect Garfield. 20 inches Ivy 26 in siz',
aud handsome ornament to the home.
2. Either If tIe following fan.nus
and standard r>oks. printed on good
D1lhr vi; u clear handsome. tv,o nn1
paper binding:
Life Of Garfield. by Edmund + irke.
Hist. 10Th Century. by Il. Mckenzie.
Jane Eyre, hy Charlotte l'roltc.
Last Days "f Pom,~ii. Nv Dulwer.
John Halifax Gentlemen. 10y Mulock
Pickwick Papers. by Charles Dickm $.
Wor'sworti''@ Select Poems, edited
l:v Arnold
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Tuesday Vas the anniversary ofthe
birth OF the poet Burns. It was vide
" celebrated. No poet that ever
thved has had lis birthday 80 general
j: celebrated: This is because he was
! man all over, despising kingcraft
and:priestcratt, hating bigotry and n.y.
pocricy, and loving everything that
was true and good. '' %'&s
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rHU1RspAY.. JANUARY z. lsel.

.Ese IEE.a1n11slEt===x=E - z@=E$%=S.
IheTs q ,nothing more 10 be esteemed
thar. manly trmness and decision Of
character. I Ike q person echo enoscs has
ON mind and sticks 70. T.; ohio sees at
once ,cha& i to Be dine III giren circuns-
stancss and does i&.-W,n. Huzlstt.
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!. Answer This-IDid Won ever know
any person to be ill without .:inaction
Of the: Stomach, Liver or Kidneys, or
did You ever know one who Was we'll
when either was obstr,,cted or .inact !.
i've; and did you ever know 81. hear: of
any case Of the kind that Hop: Bitters
would not cure! AK your neighbor
this same question.
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL,
Ct.,lOl-f.r 1T,Sc 1f..r,,h -. I %

St0ugh' "n, II IS. MNvch II, ! 3
3. j. kenh IL n & >, ':rniS: In justice t. y,,u
and mys-!f. think ought tn .vnu KNOW thar
have removed t"o BONE $; AVN with ken
dali : = ;avn Cure" on ver' large o. e DO =
k!suw how long IT,. spavip nal been there |
|, We wHe't lie horse eigf Mosll>. 1t tank ne
four mouths t. ,a.c he ! &C ":.e OF. and lw,.
for lie sinai! one. hay Used ten bottles The
li'r q is r''' irey w"l', not all >iiIf. and no
bunch '"he seen or t. II. This is 4 wo,,d rill
me irin.'. II i~a ne.> t;ng il We. hui if it do
r al! VII I II has .2 for he its sale will be
very great Re: r.ctlul1y yours.
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- - Great chance to make money.
0EN W. ced i person jn every
FtkE0v town t. take Subscriptions for
~ NJ "a . he largest Cheap st and b st

Illus r~,e'I t:ni:y III. lcati"n In the world. Any
one can bee. me - S,icrr .s'u aEe { SIX elegant
WIKI: ~ art rivei Tree to Subscribers. The
price is S'' lew tina! almost everybody sb$cl1bes
One asen' reports t"ki"g subsc iberH- in .
day \ lady acrn rep IT, MAI ing over en-
III hey fast You can devote all yurr time to the
business or Only v"'i <I' I" time. You need net
az we'll as others Full III eeiioux ana terms
fec Ecrant and expensive On nit IRE II yoa
war' profitable work sen Ms your address at
c,'r VII" ing ess { rs to make great nav Al
dress GEORGE >TINsO:S 4 Co, Portland Maine
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sTORA.

&. People who live in Minnesota are
TO be congratulated The storm of
:last week .blockaded railroads. TOR a
day"of two but that was all. In the
East, the storm was one of rain, sleet,
wind. etc., causing great damage and
breaking down hundreds OF miles Of
wire 30 that New York WAS isolated.
In Europe, It was the sevcerest known
for years, with immense los Of prop
erty and locomotives were buried in
the snow in some places.
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THE PRA YER OF Il KANSAS SA LOON
:. KEEPER - =. !

:. kkEpER. - :.
At Atkinson, kan., the women c, u.
sade,s Visited u liquor saloon and tried
byprayimg t0 induce the proprietor Of
a saloon t'close his place. The pro.
priet0r lnvit+l the tau.es to seats al: d
asked them to pray, and then he offered
himself the following prayer: =:
Almighty Gre tor in ht.avei,!s Thou
who hast made the heaven ana earti,
and GRATED marin Thine own image
rs uler Of this earth! Whilst animals
arr. living OH grass and water, Thou
di :st teach Thy servant Noah tO,li1ake
wine. and Ttma flitlst mot $pul,islls him
for making temperate use of it.. At
tie Wedding of Cana. Thine only S,m,
Jesus Christ transformed water: into
wine. wlten the juice "f grape was TX.
hal. sted, that the enjoyment of tie
guests might not he d,Stuil~d. The
great reformer, Martin Luther, said:
lie VIII" does not love wiue. woM+ll;rDd
sons remains a foul all his life long,
And all the. great men upon the +avth
have been drinking If the wine Thou
hast given Thy children upon this
earth.
Lord! we pray Thee, have pity upon
these women here who are not CRATE
fn! for Thy gifts, who want t." make
Thv child: 9 like the beasts Of the field
and com''.'l them t"tlrink water like IN
OK while tny dress rxtrava.an,Iy ard
lead t',eir husbands by other "xtrava-
z nee not tending to our well.hei;g to
bankruptcy, de!riving them If all plaHs
ures If this world, yea, even driving
them to suicide.
y Lord! have mercy upon these Ia
dies; look upon them; thew wear not G.
ven the color Of the face which 'rhou
hast given them. but they are SHINING a.
gain Thee. and not content with ina
tnre. paint their faces. o Lord! 'Th"n
canst also perceive that their figure is
not rs Thou hast de it; but they
wear humps upon their hacks like cam.
els; Thou spest. y Lord! that their head
dress consists Ut false hair. and when
they open their mouths Thou spest their
false teeth. y Lord! these women want
men who will Vaiientl; accept all this
without uSi"g mower Thou hast given
to man that all women shall h.. subject
t" man. They will not bear the bur-
deus 1T married life. and olMv Thy com
ma'dm"nts t" multiply aud rerlrnisl
the earth. hut they are to" Icy to raise
their children; and O Lord! 7: on know
eat the crimes they commit. O 1.or.l!
have mercy upon them and take them
back into Thy m'sc'n. take folly out Of
their hearts. give them common sense
that they SEQ their own foolishntsa.
and grant that they may ler",n" good
anil worthy citizens of our beloved city
of Atkinson. y Lord! we thank Thee
for Ill the blessings bestowed upon IFS.
and ask Thee +" deliver MS froa, all g.
wills. especially hvnocritica| women,
and Thine shall he the praise forever
and ever. Amen. -:
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n FL! n,tr frn;: near Nn,t':iHg!nn in =
{. rms Us that s~hr;: IT. ,akts his No. |
w.e.i To t!,- mills Il, ;''nt II :ct. i.+' get
M.ly IS pounds If 81 grade. -four III eX-
change for il ls.Sn+l uf wheat. H. SAYS
!+' save y money and gets good tionrb
hauling his grain t. Decentralization
R:4nnl lie
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'Thos. james, Darlington, England,
says:-The "<mly Lung Pad'' is being
tn roughly tried here. One lady has
already received great benefit, who has
suffered for years from Bronchitis an;l
ASTHMA, and congestion Of right
lung.-Sec Adj.
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Statements @aIe Under
Oc.t1,

Tow,!o' TT MAY CONCERN lii the Year :s75
trca cd iii krnd.;l'S Spivi,. Cure, {; IT,, >pa.
vim # several tn.st!hS' :r,.wt'. n-.riy halt as
urge as hens rgg andc mp!rttly stopped! il,:.
lame .|S q rem we'd thee ar=rM-nt l have
" Wv d n' h f>' ever sine" very II + ana he
;"ve" las 'Htii Jane u could | .v..r SO ANY
t!i,irre,'" III the size" the hack UNITS sine.
tie ..ed him with Ken ais Spawn Cure.
X. \. GAINES
T.. oS',ur.h Falls W.. Feb. y. 's?
S%"'lI aHd subscribed TO her re HE this , II,
Jay .! l.. h.. lS.!
JOHN &. LESSE. Justice If the Teace
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Samuel II. Irwin, Of Ute Creek,
Coliax Co, New Mexico, says:-Thc
"Only Lung Pad""has d. he more for
my wife than ill the gallons Of Cod
Liver Oil, French or American, she
has taken, or ell the Doctor, Medi-
cines she has useti-Sec I'D.
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WOLVD AND DOtJ&


The annual meeting Of the Wool
Growers Association is to be held in
st. Paul Feb. 3. A number of the
members assembled in St. Paul re-
Gently and discussed the dog and
wolf question. A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare petition to the
Legislature urging the passage Of a
bill providing for larger bounty on
wolf scalps and levying heavier tax
on dogs. One member said:-"We
havsgotto do something or quit rails
ing sheep. Either the wolves and
dogs or the sheep must 60, and the
wolves and dogs are in the ascendancy
just now" The members generally
favor m increase in the tax on dogs
and an advance in the wolf bounty to
about IS.
We are inclined to favor an amend
ment to apply to Worthington village
offering bounty of IS on dog scalps.
The owners Of dogs about here will
hght- for their worthless CANNES as
stoutly as they will for their children.
II We could change the present raid
: on liquor sellers to raid Oh dog own
err II might be arclief to the town in
the long run
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N il nnav hclng mals faster than
H0nQV ever hy ii.Dsr Ut work f:r W. -
oVeV1UVY Re: eOi,s Of ilhcr sex ca, make
So ss*e@ss = SO Il week ~ Their own hrwnS II
they are willing Ia wOjk Nj risk. q, Outfs
free. Anys'nt can the hlsir es>. Capital not
rrQu led All who engage prosper. M one:
fails. -eartl Nlar $ free. Address, II. uALLETT
Co. Portland. Maine. 81. ststz.5 .7.ly
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KEHDALL"S SPAWN CURE on HUMAN
FLESH.

Bakersfield: VI. Dec %: 50
i j. kcnd II s t"-s; :. Is: in H. add my
Testimony III fav r'I yuur vain lie l:.jnrn
k:'':dIl > SPAWN III =. In lie spring uf .>t2
shipped on TN" ice and sr:,in"d my light limb
At the kner int. l WAS very lame. md ut inie.
suffer & he most -xcr,ici:i:i = pain. l wore Il
han't!:-e n!' i: GRO CT Il yer. a,, led most
every hinsi INV reach. hu. ct:ud find nothing
tt 81 c me permanent relief. When I over
work q. it w"lld pain me very much. III April,
i"~X. BEGAN to hink >l,nu d lp IL cvpp G for
though! W nd try it. ! ,isN on. third o: !,
hrttr. and rX.~l ieEc''i III at once. The ,ili,,
lrf E,e and lIa~ not troubled ne >ipcr / feel
K"nda.l's Sp win Cure t. al win, suffer with
*lTal'S or rheumatism. You >t'uly,
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KENT spawn (JfhE

Office U. $ NJ. iSl,al. Western u st. of Mich.
lam Z'o Ap il Il. -.
i. h"nd'L Dear ii IL c"vtl the two
b tiles ~ yr.r :p vi ru G Forward q by tx resS
in .Ianl,a.y LAST. I All happy % >!a hi it
perfo III q 4! YOU: at've: 'i$cAlent called r.
In tnr weeks If 81 c,'inInercrsl u~iug it,
the Slv !, T'l> enii "ly remove aud I, valuable
horse restored tn us. t,ls tSS
We trl!y yours.
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GUIDE 70 SUCCESS
r o MI. BUS 81 Il
III

j. Ivy tar The best Bi>i! and >,ci !t;,rilc an
ha d H" 4 eyer pul'li>Iru. Much ,l,r Ii rs -
tells both KEY completely OW TO DO EVERY
THING IN IN. II It way, How 10 be y.Il,r vii Law
yer. IUw to 10 B,,~i',rsS 90 rrciy and >,,cc 81
iM'ly. How act IL society and i, every part III
life. and cnntain~ geld mine 81 varied T. H., m,.
ito Indispensable Il, all ca.>e> for ".,r~ Gnt :Pf.
rrcncr. AGEATs W..TfD f"r al or spare lime.
To Know Why This hn'k 81 ,ra' v :l,.e ", attrac
tions sells better tia, any other, pvly f"r terms
to 4.Gm u. l.. BENJAMIN, FUn du &C, Wis.
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6AA0 Can't G made Gy every agc;. cv:ry
9SSS month III the business we furnish. but
but those Wiling to week can easily
carr = d"7 n dollars wright II their own l.:
ness pleasant and Il. II rab!r. W.,m-n and boys
a. d girls d" as I'll as men,, We will {, rn,S!l
you Il rt,n,:ctc Outfit Tree Ne Will tear ex.
pen e Of str tn- y::H. Particulars frcr Write
and sc.. F.lM crs and mechanics, tHcir SONS
ard '.anehtrs, oand a! r;a>. es IN ne payi <
woik 1t home. should wii"to ,.1 ard learn ali
about tue '!n"warks,a at Address TRUE s: 81.
Angus 4, ~ p'ti i.,y
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.Done.tio sewinis ] for sale
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=.Si1oilNa00.6 .RFE1y10x.xs =


/. q ! q smia:as By llor xsaian post, novel;
c. aad pelitt sformer. spoke 1t Eau
s1ll.sip, NJ, o. The 9Th, where warm
4 ltion5 wasg tvsa him by tho Scandi-
: ~ taas. tphlss religion he i repor-
~ = Ie.yillt !. y :: 7.
1tssil,ell o "a, tts morrow he inten-
Aea % .posk on the Scandinavia, peo-
Ples, he would sly nothing Oh that sub
. Jece how: but a. . great deal had beer,
easd. and written since his arrival in
this country, ab.s,,t Ills views upon the
ChriAtixn religion. l,e would say y few
wsrtle upon that subject. He dxelt ut
Il !ou9th upon what no termed 1.-THE lies,'
u seetety, in church and in: politics.
. He advocated tie policy Of being true
. Ana hVaest. not only liz society. III pol.
& 1tte6 AMI religion, but drst and last TO-
ward. ones, self, In, convictions and
q uanrala. He. spoke earnest, words r.
i fAtnse priestcraft and intolerance, a.
nass 70 the advance Of science; (which,
In sense was the advancement Of
Aosah. IT. 9rieved him tn know that
b On account of Ills religious views he
I Nas deapised aud maligned by n cert.i,
class Among his cOuntrymei,. but this
i should not alter his course.
We would like to reach across tho
tratries and ct hold Of Bjornson 5 hand.
" i ! true pot. despisi,.g shams. big.
soery. intolrrancs. prisstcraft,: and, the
S.. white Hes" which tho mass Of church,
psopls live. We, hope: he will not be
1ststed n b n anubbed by tho priest
doo pOrtiOn az tbs Scandinav,a Il,
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Tie excite nnei,t IN ri s. iona circle.
siitI6 hand III % tltp 6;to,l,inR
=sflale Z, tor !el..s
~ ~ p'.la!
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, tore Viii, l,i.,';s ,.r.v.
~ tiyt,tihg.l,ts battle. and is .l,otIil. 4.
.nrtsi g Is declares .ti,:'t lis
-, !, :: t,'x ~, m =. :.
ivnuIa ,,cp N things III, wl,;,;, 3. wv
ss:lergvtnaii.,,,Ylit.lu. ;.cq,,ainted. He.
some INES 4: ses ms debate.
s,.l;.,, s., 80 ~ ~. 49, ,',
,eril,r. Tie ,,rnvnclt;nu n. Ina htl III
INSISTS hat lit. il Il. believer in divine
revelation rs g'vtn lllEtle .l'is''t. and
- 80. Sn rs ~ ,'.''S.
uni,ty a. 10, er,,lnx Taka = nil nil 49, ' =.
e.. .'e Ii".t.'se' n"s y': ~ -
tat any az tile s o,'l, cIurc,,4s 4
recent: presbyterian meeting discussing
the subject sat for seven h"'rs.-Ex-
change. 49,. =. :. .
p. Aswe nave frequently said. the church
.s:"r'v'"e"'' us me" OF brains ""' OF
us ranks. =. Al THIS rate. orthodoxy
Will soon be 80 poor that 10 INTEL
l'gent ma" Or woman will Dr. left to: do
It reverence: That the church shows
''bitter epmity" slack Of Scholarship
"''" *..", 's e 40 '"'' :''''''' y
'''''' VIC '."'o ''o'l"@"''y "S''''e". az"
we ''"'e "''e'i oae'' "'a'n >" Tor Calling
HAT" ""'''es "'S''' l" our ''tt"' c"''tf :.
VerS'es VIZ" 1s"of'"t ana o's"fea
church people. .troF SSor SMITHS eXper-
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CON0REsRlONALAP POKTIONAEN
Congressman Cox has introduced
bill for 30l members of Congress un-
der tho new census, which, it is said,
meets tho approval Of members ge,er-
ally. Under this. Minnesota will be
entitled to~Gye members. \ correspon-
dent oi tho Pioneer Press says that our
member. Mr.. DunMell. favors n scheme
son,ewhx lke the followiug:.
Make two frontier districts. one u,
the southwest and the other III the
northwest. dividing the balance of the
State into three districts. One district.
not TO be precise about it, would include
Winona, Houston, Fillmore. Mower.
Fresborn. Steele, Dodge. and Olmstead,
which had abont one.fifth the popnla-
tion Of the State, and about 5000 Re.
publican majority. Then for .routier
district No. I, take Jackson, Mobiles,
Rock. Pipesto,,e, Murray, Cottonwood
and Wat0nwan for OMe-ilalf u district.
and far the other half taking part of
Straits district. say lie S,,el,r. Scott.
Niocollet. Redwood, Renville. Brown.
Lincoln. Lyon, Chippewa and Yellow
Medicine counties. Our friends in
Minneapolis and st. Paul seem to want
to:ba separated. and am in favor Of
*accedin9 10 their wiahee.s -; =
A district for St. Paul might he COM
Dsised Of Wabasl,a. Goodhme. Rice, d.
kota. Ramsey, Washington, Chisago.
AnOk@ and the east side of the Mississ-
lpti river generally. This would h. a
'diatfict somewhat scattered, perhaps.
hut tho growth Of population would
tend, to consolidate it somewhat.
Fer Minneapolis %he sn9xested~ that
11enpepin. Carver, Sibley. Wright. Me-
1<od. MeekeT. Grant and other coun-
ties west might 20 together.
It Is said that Messrs. Washburn and
Window Savor:soms such plan for re-
districting the State.
We cannot speak for other portions
of tho State, but We believe that the
sostAWest end would be satisfied with
Mr.. Dpnnelib plan for this district. It
y sensible, practical and in accord with
the wishes Of tho people. We do not
want to be- tackled on with the heavier
counties in tho. Eastern. part OF tse
state any longer. Give 10 good from.
tier1istrjct. -: -
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St. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS.

and tie entire North and Northwest and to the
LuiMber Districts Il 81 .,rtllesn WiScu sin.
AT ST. PAUL. c,IMne:IiO = are made with the
Eastc u division OF he Chicago. st. Paul, Min
n apo is u UnlAi,a Ii e. for North I'll ain Cen
trtl Wi,c.nSi,,, and To- Chicago II d all polhts
East, and the running Of trai, is 81 Il. ranged
that pasSeilg RS from thu IVES ern hi lion IT
this !. lie call hav: frM one Il, one Il one half
hours t. at. end to business mitserS i'll st. Paul
II deSi ed
When you go SOlltl, or Southwest, be- sure and
go over this Line through IL: seven BIZ. Cities,
and WHEN you 80 North, east or North est, 80
through 1T. P'Ui, THE GREAT RAILROAD
CENTRE Of the great Orthw'St.
i T,".iass niger IL ms dali. St raul to Chi
cage, through Elroy ANA Madison, with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Ca; 5 OF: each VAN.
Through Tickets to south he a, K' Slut S .%ts;
are on $ lie tall principal It tiolis. Il. sure and
huy through ticket. as they are general V
cheaper: but if YOU cannot get III tickets u
deSir,' o. the information " 'nted a!,ou rates,
'nnec ions, etc, 1T y0ui hOn" station, write to
the undersigned, u. d your !e ter viii receive
prump at enii,n. L. w. TEASD. LIZ,
+. Is. CL \kKE. General Agent,
Gen. Traffic Manager. ST. PAUL, MINI.
TIME TABLE
Time OF departure of passenger trains from
Mankatn:
For Chicago al.d'the East at 80 A. N, and 6u5
p. ~.
For the West ut 7:c5 a. H.
J.B CLOCK, Agent,
MlHk to Mihn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27

pspsrs Eare reporting ..dead'' en-
q ths rosd. Pretty cold
Z thstz ssaIf reesea locomotive Il
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27

-. w. E. Miller, of Bcllvue. Ohio,
says:-1 have been troubled with asth
ma, and received NO relief until pro-
cured your "OEly Ling Pad" can
recommend it to any one having the
astllma-Sec Ad.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-01-27


consideration us compared with t-un.
perance interests; that some Worthing-
ton mothers would rather see their sons
and daughters III the rave than that
whisky should be sold III our village.
Did THESE people ever think of the fact
that thousands Of villages exist in the
United States to-day where whisky has
been sold for = hundred years or from
their organization; that the people from
those towns are in largo majority in
this county and that IN morals, relig-
ion and charity, and more especially III
peace and happiness, they are far In ad-
vance If lis.
This is TO argument for license or
saloons, but 1 venture the opinion that
aslegiti,nate sale "f liquors for any pur-
pose or all purposes in this place would
Ike productive of J. IS deleterious results
AMI influences than all this eternal.
worse than Vesuvi"s, eruption Of the
temperance mountain. " =.
In despair for the end Of this vexa-
tious agitation, this disgraceful wran.
gle and perturba ion, We ire ready to
call upon some power. now unknown
to us. to p"nr o." the oil. Any. kind Ut
pnwer that will quiet and s,H,tl,e the
te,nlfstn"us local sr;. Of trouble. LET
az rxclai.n for the benefit Of y certain
few il the sincerity Of our heart with
Robbie Burns: g:*%: y 81. "A -Ts
~! oh wad some power the xtfti% gle rs, "a
To s,e ourseis - timers SEQ rs, s.. ~
Il wad trae m1ny biunder free u, ..st Il.
And io,lilsh. notion. z
It seems to me The time has now
GENE for tile business men, 10 moral
Olp0rtes,rs; No cOnsrryatOrs at our IL
cal peace mud .hxpp ii.ess; 90 4 nnstterS Of
[irret :tton to theft tlI1te fe5ts, temporal:
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-05-03
GOING TO PIECES.

1t is now quite apparent that the Re-
publican combination with the little Re-
pudiator in the Senate is falling to
pieces. All of the Washington dis
patches tend to this conclusion. The
President has at last discovered that
decent Republicans in Virginia want
nothing to do with Malone, and if our
kilograms are to be relied upon, he has
made up his mind to bestow a fair per-
centage Of the federal patronage on his
W party. This makes Malone sick,
and he has been in the m~ullygrubs for a
week. Neither Gorham nor Riddleberger
can be elected, and the Presidential
crumbs are to be withheld from him. In
this view the pay for his vote becomes
remarkably thin. No wonder Malone
feels badly. He has made a national ass
of himself and gets nothing for it. The
Republican Senators are but little better
off, while the Democrats are destined to
emerge from the struggle with flying
colors.