The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-11-02

lO.2w 3. W. LYON.
The Rev. James jones, Of Rock Rap
ids, Iowa. will address the people Of
Warrington on the issues Of the day
ut the Congregational church on Mon
day evening. Nov. Sd.
The creamery is closed for the sea.
son. Mcssrs. Shell Il Torrance have
made from 20.CCO to e5,GO0 l'onntls IF
butter since starting up and will open
next spring OF time.
. JUSTICE COUET.-.J"i.n Warren,
brought before justice McManus on II
charge IF grand larceny. Bound over.
J. Il. Maxwell, charged with assault
and battery, cutting one of W. Ayers
boys. Fined S..
Attorney Daniel R"hr"r, IF this
place, has recently l~cn appointed
United States Circuit Court Coln,nis-
Si"ncr for the District Of minnesota,
This is quite Il recognition Of Mr.. r. :
'ega! and judicial ability. There are
two other Commissioners in the State,
one ut st. Paul and one 1T Duluth.
+. b. Sullivan. the popular stat ion
agent 1T this place. has gone to Elu
Clair. and +. Z. Warren, from I.enars.
takes hi, place. Nr. S"''ivan'S .h'lart-
ure is very greatly regretted. lie is
one of the NEST prompt, efficient and
gent|:na,!y agents We have ever
known.
Ayers S,rsaparillt is the proper rem :
ely ~ take ia he spring Of the year t.
|arify the blood. inviy0rale the system
excite the liver IT, actiu,. and IT'S: ore
tile h, a!thy tone and vig"r If the WhOls.
physical lnt"hH'iSm. which often be-
comes impaired during the winter hy
lack "f"prn air exercise and the want
O. sufficient care il, the matter OF diet.
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Engineer Gage {; me within Il foot IF
striking Il man til" other night near
Heron Lake. The man MAS sitting OIL
tie track and Paid no attention to the
whistle. ''Dick:' reversed Ills engine
and the jar seemed t" have aroused the
man, for .e rolled off just rs the pnei::e
reached him and laid tlat on lis back.
Heron has his shelves full " new
goods and waits to sell them. 1912.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please an
'"n,mce he name IF T. Blaine as Il cam
dida.e tar County Commissioner from
the Third District. Mr. Blaine has
served one year and given general sat.
;sf,ctio,, and We desire 10 see him re-
elected. MANY VOTERS.
Cakes, Crackers aud CONTEXT ionery
ut ilerron's. low.
Gov. Wakefield, Republican CAM l.
date for Congress, was in town Tues
day. Tie campaign is 50 mild and the
result so certain that the Gov. is hard.
~ kept busy. His name goes on nearly
all the tickets and lie can't help being
elected. .
AREMARKABLE ESCAPE.
Mrs. Geo. c.. Clarke, of Port Dal-
h0usie. Ontario, states that she had
been confined to her room for Il long
time with that dreadful disease, con-
sumption. The doctors said she could
not escape an early grave, but FORUM
atply she began taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for ConsmmptiO ion, and in a
short time was completely cured.
Doubting ones, please write Mrs. Clark
and Ike convinced Trial bOttles free
ut c.. w. Smiths drug store. Large
size 81.
DIED.-On the 10Th, Ruby g., youn.
gest son of n. w. aud A. A. Allen
aged three years, five months and two
days.
| Not with the father playing,
| - Laughing with childish glee,
| MOI OH his shoulder shouting,
| Nor o., the mothers knee. .E.
! Up In that Beautiful CIty, III e
Which, hath no need "f the sun.
| .- Safe on the SaviOrs bOsom, +.
| lIesteth our little one.
TIE Safest .Vay.-The safest ant
surest way to restore tic youthful col
or Of the hair is furnished by Parker
Hair Balsam, which is deservedly pop
ular from its superior cleanliness.
On Friday night last Mr.. Kephart
the new NJ. E. minister, and his family
were given \ rousing reception at thei
residence in one OF the Perry cottages
A large number Of Methodists and 9th
ers arranged q pound donation an,
surprised Mr.. K, completely filling til
house with people.
Good Advice. will prevent an