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The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26
SI|MMONS.

SIMMONS.
STATE OF M1NNESOTA,)
COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT. Sixth Judicial District.
Matilda Hoffman, Plaintiff
Against
Valentine Is. Hoffman, Defendant.
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant:
You, Valentine r. Hoffman arc hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the complaint of
the rlaintif IN tha above entitled action, which
has been filed in the Office OF the Clerk Of said
Court ut Warrington in said county and to
serve copy Of your answer tO.Said complaint
on the subscriber at his office in the village Uf
Worthinstnn in the county Of Mobiles, MinneSo-
ta, within thirty days after tic service Of this
summons upon you. exclusive of the day OF sucl,
seryicc;a and, il You fail t" answer the said com
plaint within the time aforesaid tho pIaintiN in
this action will, upon such failure. APPLY t. the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
together with the costs and disbursements here
in.
Dated December 24th, 4. H. 1881.
DANIEL. ROHRER,
Piaintiff.s Attorney, Worthington, Minn.
First pub. Jan. S. 1881.
Last pub. Feb. Q, 1872
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CHURCH DIRECTOR J
I, each month,

METHODIST EIls ,opAl.-Services every Sab.
bath morning at ~ 70: evening service ut T.
Sunday School at T.. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hobart, Pastor
UNION COSGHEt;A ArlOSAl--ScrvlceS morning
and evening. Sund " School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening Rev. Mr. Hart, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CNUKClL-Srrvices morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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THAT RAILROAD.


People keep asking why the B. c. r.
& n. railroad matter is not settled.
They are anxious to vote bonus and
begin to fear that they will not have an
opportunity. It was expected that the
vote would have been taken in Decem-
Der, but we understand that it was
necessary to organize under the laws
of Minnesota and to file the proper pa
pers with tie Secretary of State
There are other preliminary steps and
papers to he filed and recorded in coun-
ties and townships throug'l which the
road passes, and all this takes time.
But the road is coming. Worthing-
ton is named as the terminal point for
the present in both the charter and the
lease and it will come to this point if
it goes anywhere.
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/ TOLD YOU so.

1 TOLD YOU 50.
If | want Il pound of Tea,
The best III this 'e,e town.
. III so to l.yonses Store and see
His Jap with spoon) at soc a ID.
III buy no more Of boxed-up trash,
That every store keeps sn hand,
But get the best in full pound weight
Without the tare Of past oboartl box.
II bargains you want just call and see
The bargains 1T Lyons in Boots
and Shoes,
For men, women and children and
the little Babee.
Dry Goods and Underwear and La
dies Hose
No more Poetry. The machine is
busted.
colin MINNESOTA POET.
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LITTLE ROCK.

Sylvester Jenkens' boys. who went to
Cherokee to pick corn, have come back,
having lost \ valuable horse while
there, and now are 1T home sick with
the measles.
All are rejoicing in having 50 nice a
wiuter 50 fur. Some colder now.
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A PARTY OF
new YORK BOYS,
WILL ARRIVE
AT W0RTHlNGToN.
In a Few Weeks.

These boys IRE in search Of HOMES where thc~
Will be cared for. have Something 10 do, a d
boys are brought cut who hay ever been arrest
ed, hence they arc not criminals. They will
range from six to sixteen years of age. The par
them at least Que year, pl Ovide for them aS they
woul for thei own boys, and i: the end Of one
year. i tile boy shall have been faithful and
earned more than his board and clothes, it is
left to the honor OF the man with whom he has
been staying to ply hin what isl right. The boys
are placed in homes with this under allding aid
placed IN homes, to be cared for. sent to school
part Of each year. and used and trained rs Just
and considerate parents would train one Of tileir
own oil Spring.
Parties desiring to take boys should hand their
names to cit her D. She'll Il. Il. Miller, or L. Il
Plotts. wh" have kindly consented to act AZ the
Local Committee. Parties applying for boys
should be on hand when they arrive.
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RANSOM:

Ransom las 236 head Of cattle; hors.
es, g.; sheep, l,222; hogs, 13l. That
is the amount of stock III Ransom,
while the families number Is. Let s
hear from some Of the other towns.
The mercury ran down to Is below,
the coldest day with us.
Iowa City, Iowa, mercury to Is above,
the coolest. Mud by the carload.
It seems you are little hard on the
old board. Ifnursing bottles are scarce
up there we can send them an old
drenching bottle. Anything to be &C.
commodating.
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The !.ycenm meets tomorrow night
to debate the question as to whether
license to sell liquor would not be bet
ter than the present system of selling
and prosecuting in Worthington.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTUREOFM MI !LS

ARRITAL AND DEPARTURE or MI !Ls
ARRIVES.
Eastern daily - l0a. III.
do st. Paul and beyond , 80 p III
Southern 80 4. III.
WeStprn-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, 10 25 y ~
Round Lake, saturdays \! III
DEPARTS
Eastern ((laily) 2 30 a. NJ.
do to st. Paul and beyond 10 3 IL
Southern - Il l0a. III.
Nrsttrn-Lu Verne and Sioux Falls 40 pm
Round ..--a, Si,uria,S l N
Mails carried by day trains close 30 minutes
ocfnrc departure. All others 1T O'Clock D III.
Office hours from IL. III. I" III. Sun'iays
from to 9 4 m and l. III t" - 80 IN.
Money orders issued AMI letters registered be-
:ween clock L Ill and p NJ.
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Strengthen brain and muscle, cult.
vate nerves Of iron, make labor easy
and work pleasure, by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
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All OHcial Matter Pub.
1ished i'm this Paper.
IO FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS

TO FOREIGN SUBSCRlBERH
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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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

pRUBA I'E COURT.
Notice is hereby given to the public that will
hold Probate Court on tile
FIRST MONDAY or EACH MONTH.
At my 'fice in the Court House in the village
OF Warrington.
Papers may be filed at any other time by ap-
pIyinE to me 1T Adrian III said county, and an
time by applying 70 l.. B. Bennett, Clerk Of the
District Court.
lilly l.. 5. NELSON, Judge of Probate
TAX NOTICE.
vii! be at the following places on the days
mentioned for the purpose Of collecting Taxes:
Rushmore, Tuesday, Feb. II, 1882
Adrian, Wednesday and Thursday Feb. Is
and .i.
HcrScy, Monday. Feb 20.
Airiie, Tuesday. Feb. q.
EiScow Thursday, Feb. g.
IL. C. SHEPARD, Co. Treasurer.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUD1TOR-E. s. Mills
TKEAsCNEE-lI. T. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-B. +. Johnson.
JUDGE OF PKOHArE-l :. Nelson.
CLERK OF COCRT-1.. t. Bennett.
SHERlFF-K. Il. Miller
SUKVEyOK-OttO Rerrean.
COURT COMMIssloSEK--L. $: Nelson.
COUNTY ATTONNEY-t;eO. W. ilson.
COKOSEN-J. :. McNlanuS.
COUNTY SCrEKINTENDEST-M NJ A. DOaEc.
COMMISSIONERS.
First District-r. Blaine, Of IIersry.
Second DiStf1ct-T. l.. Taylor, Of Elk.
INird DiStrict-.James GOWN. OF Ad rian.
Fourth DiStrict-M"urice O'llcarn, of Grand
Prairie.
FIiM DiStrict-D Shell, Worthington, Chm.
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There was spelling school at Iarry's
school house III Little Rock on Monday
night last.
There will be sociable at the res =
dence of Robert Shore Friday. Jan. 27.
n good time is contemplated.
There was a turkey dinner at Mr..
Scott's on the :6th. Some shooting af-
ter dinner.
Mr.. Wood, of Viola, Iowa, is giving
instrumental music instructions at S.
G. Ferrin's.
Fred Graves has gone down to Mr..
Woods, where he will stop for couple
of months.
s. Nicols, OF Murray county, was
down last week and called OH some OF
his old friends.
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pERR1NAYN

Attorney Rohrer is absent on bust.
ness.
Rev. d. G. Gum. Of Window, made
the Hub" a flying visit yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Hart is absent Gu a visit to
Grand Forks.
Attorney Perkins, of Sheldon. came
up to the Capital yesterday and dinner
ed with Will Peterson.
Banker 4. II. Parsons is on 4 trip
down the rivers making arrangements
to supply the country with ice from the
WOrthingtOn Ice Co.
A letter received from our friend Is.
N. Carrier. at Minneapolis, says: 1.-The
smoke begins to clear away and begin
to see i little light ahead" lie has had
sickness in his family since Oct. Is.
1881, over three months. His friends
here will be glad to hear that lie is get.
ting out of the woods.
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Mankato Review: Andrew Nelson,
a Nlcollet county farmer, devotes his
attention to stock raising, and he finds
it quite profitable as well as independ-
eMt of wheat rings. Last week he sold
sixty-four head of cattle Of his own
raising, as We learn from the st. Peter
Tribune, which realized the handsome
sum OF $3.lC9 20. lie sold 80 hogs that
averag d 276 pounds each, and of which
ten were spring pigs. This will swell
his sale to over $500, Z pretty coed
sum for enc week.
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RAILROAD LANDS.


We learn that the Elk Cemetary AS.
sociation recently applied to the Rail
road Land company for deed to their
grounds. They were Informed that
the company had no lands in Elk, all
the lands having been sold Or contract.
ed.
There is no doubt, we suppose, about
the fact that all the railroad lands in
the county have been contracted to
English parties. This sale, we hope,
will stick. We know that contracts
have been made heretofore on similar
large scale and that they fell through.
But the English parties who hayo con-
tracted this time are men of immense
wealth and to whom the development of
whole county would not be rs much as
the opening Of 100 acres to an ordinary
farmer. We still hear that Close Bros,
who represent these capitalists, will
open IN Office i'll Worthington next
summer.
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TxIESUvDAY PIONEER PIP Ess

Weare now receiving the twelve-page
Sunday Pioneer-Press, which is fur
nished to subscribers at So year;
Those who wish tile news every day in
the week must have it. The Sunday
issue is elimination or climax of. the
weeks issues, putting the biggest and
best last. As to the Pioneer-Press in
general, to say that it is a frst-class
daily newspaper, equal in all essential
respects to the big dallies Of Chicago,
is only to repeat what is on everybody s
tongue.
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26

Mrs. Mary LindQu'st, wife Of Ole
Lindquist, died on the 18th in Bigelow
township, aged 81 years, months and
II days. Regular notice next week.
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26

Oats, C"rn, Rutabages. Turnips and
Green Apples at Z. J. HUMIsrON's.
22.oW
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1SA~ C SMALL

UtIleItl insurance and COIIeCtinQ "A.
gent.
money to loan on Real Estate Security. No
wa1ting 90 or 80 dyys Money paid as soon rs Sc.
cnrtty Is approved Of ' ''''~
OFFICE-On Main Street, next to Rice's Drug
S-9ly ADRIAN, MINN.
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MAPs.--We have n supply of Mobiles
County Maps framed to hang up. Every
office should have one. No family
should he without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and smootl'es the wrinkles
out Of your wife's temper.
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GHH week in your own town. s. 5Outfit free
WV No risk. Reader, if you want business
at which persons Of either sex can make great
pay all the time they work, write for particulars
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Total for County 162 II
OF the births So are girls and 70 boys.
Brother Wise, of the Maukato Re-
view, has our thanks for il copy Of the
Review Almanac for 1882. 1t is hand
somcly illustrated with engravings and
Mankato advertisements. On the title
page is Il picture of Bro. Wise, with a
club in his hand, looking from behind
4 calendar for the editor of the Free
Press. On another page is a picture of
the splendid side-whecl steamer, MARY
Powell" coming up the Minnesota
river opposite Mankate. Further d1, is
a picture of "IIutchins' HOTEL" locat-
ed this side of Mankato before you cross
the long trestle work. Toward the
end is Il fine view Of the Mankato Gem
etery with Mr.. Blackmore's monument
in the foreground. Altogether, the A.
manac is a very neat specimen Of print
ing.
Sins of the Fathers Visited on the
Children.-Physicians say that scrofu-
lOus faint cannot he eradicated; we de-
ny it 'in toto.' II you go through a
thorough course of Burdock Blood Bit
ters your blood will get rs pure as you
can wish. Price ST., trial size 10 cents.
Sold by Law.
Brick Pon,eroy, who is up again from
six weeks of sickness, and putting life
into the Denver Great West, says:
''God bless our friends and the devil
take our enemies. Tue former we love
and work for; the latter are of no more
account to us than fleas are to a hound
in the chase. The man who has no en-
emies is-at home in 4 lunatic asylum;
Every thief who has his ears cuffed.
every deadbeat who has his anatomy
booted; every dishonest man unearth-
ed; every sucker kicked off, 1T once be-
comes an enemy-and we are glad that
we have such enemies, to start reports
that time proves false, and prove them
to be villifiers.''
'']5rick" is generally correct IN what
he says. but he is mistaken about his
enemies being of no more account to
him than fieas are to hound in the
chase. His enemies, by denouncing
the Lacrosse Democrat, gave it a na-
tional circulation and made his fortune.
Our enemies here have made the AD-
VANCE a power and a success. We
would not do without the low-browed.
ignorant ''white trash'' who have
fought the ADVANCE as Il "Ninfidel'
and "a old Spiritualist." ETC.. for Il
good deal. They put us on our mettle
and the ADVANCE is a success.
Since the liquor business has been
destroyed in Maine by prohibition. the
State has turned Its attention to pro.
dncing chewing gum. From saving
the men, 1t has devoted itself to Il prep
aration for the women. The awful
consequences of gum chewing will be
visited on the head of that State. Wo-
men there are beginning to quit sup
porting their husbands and may be
seen any day loafing around chewing
gum.
Pretzles at Herron's without beer
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CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 a year to
Clubs Ct ten or more. Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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No Policy and Survey Fee
is CHARGED by Us.
Thos. +. Parsons & Co.
0-lS-tf
NEIJ' ,IOR TYPE.

A supply Of new job type just recciv.
ed ut this Office including those fancy
japanese ornaments, with storks. hut
tertlirs. fans, ships, beetles, landscapes,
etc. Those who want neat. fancy. sub.
stantial. or any other kind Of fprinting,
can have it done at st. Paul rates,
''freight aGded.'
Oysters. n. Y. Counts. ut 1Ierron's.
cNf
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BRO, MILLER.

II. J. Miller, .of the Rock County
Herald, has sold his interest to J. W.
Hardwick, and the paper will hereafter
be conducted by Messrs. Stoughton &
Hardwick. Mr.. Miller, rs heretofore
announced, will accept position on
the Minneapolis Evening Journal. We
wish, III saying good-by to Bro. Miller,
to certify to his ability as an editor
lie has the first requisite, which is 4
nose for news. lie raised the Luverne
Herald to the rank of No. county
paper, both in the editorial and local
news departments. We certainly wish
Bro. Miller abundant success in his
new field. We envy him his residence
in Minneapolis and would envy him his
position on q daily paper if We had not
had years Of that kind Of experience on
both morning and evening papers. 1t
il not the pleasantcst thing in the
world to run i country newspaper, but
the health and independence which we
enjoy in making the old trip-hammer
ADVANCE are valid offset to the hon
ors aud emoluments enjoyed Oh city
tlailies.
BIKTtkS AND DEATH
The following is i list of the births
and deaths in the several townships Of
Mobiles County for the year ending
Dec. 81. 1881.
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THE ICE BUSINESS.

AS stated last week, A. s. Orbis0n &
Co., of Kansas City, are shipping ice as
fast as they can secure cars. They
have had a side-track laid to the west
lake. branching off just above the first
cut near the former Safer property and
running up nearly to the Hoffman
place. They will run the ice directly
into the cars.
Home companies and parties are at
work. The Worthington Ice Go. are
filling their skeleton house near the
railroad cottage. The Minnesota Co.
are building and filling their house this
side of the track, near the hay press.
II. E. Torrance has filled his old ware
house and is putting 20 to 80 car loads
under his new warehouse.
Clark & Wilson, of Sibley and Shell
don, have begun taking ice out of the
east lake and sailing it down on the
shore.
Have just received fresh stock of
D. NJ. Ferry & Co. 's Garden and Flow
er Seeds. Call early so as to secure
your choice Of varieties.
22-2w G. J. HUM1sTON.
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PUBLISHED wEEKLY, AT
ADVERTISING RATES.

One inch three weeks, &2.o0, three months, q. 90
Three inches 3 weeks, 500, 500
Five inches, eco, 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents 4 line; SUBJ
sequent insertions cents 4 line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am
daYi1 is given.
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LOCAL.
CLUB RATES

WoRrHlNoroN. MIMI. JANUARY 26, 1892
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A. O. of II. w
M A SONIC.

Worthington Lodge No IS meets every Friday
evening. J. S. MCMASUs. Master WOrkmn.
aR. B. PLOTTS, Recorder.
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SHERIFE'S SALE.

RY virtue Of an execution, issued out Of the
ID District Court for the Sixth judicial DStric,
in and for the county of Mobiles and State OF
Minnesota, upona Judgment issued and docket
ed in said Court ON the Twenty Seventh day
of March 4. ID. l.SU in Il certain action wllcreii
lis l. nrnet IN is rantif @ n j. A. Town is
Dollars and Fifteen Cents, (.l2. IS, and which
Judgment was assigned to Daniel Eohrer on Jan.
A. u. 1882 levied upon AL the right, title and il,
terest ofthe said Plaintiff Lille J.. Bennett, to
the following described real estate:
(6) III the village Of Worthiugton, Mobiles coun.
~, Minnesota, as described Oh the village plat
of said village now on file in the office of the Re.
gistcr Of Deeds Of said county.
And will sell the same, or 50 much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy said execution and
costs. 1T the front door Of he court house in the
village OF Worthington in tie county and State
aforesaid, on
Friday, the 81 day of Marcl, \. D. 1882,
At 10 o'clock a. ~. Of that lay.
Dated WurthingtOh, Ainn.. Jan. II. 1890.
Sheriff of Mobiles co".ty, M y, SiinnH"i Minnes"iia.
First pub. Jan. l9, 1852.
Last pub. Feb. %, 1882.
Mortgage Sale.
nEFAULT has h ell mad" IN the payne n of
IL the sum Of Seventeen 5.-lO'' Dollars (*l. 5G)
which Is claimed to be due at the date If this
notice upon certain mort gage, duly executed
and delivered by Sarah 4. Clark and f. J Clark.
mortgagOrs, to Elizabeth Eil~horrow, (low f.
liZabeth RUPEE t.) mnrtgaEer, BEARING date the
2Sth day Of May, \ d. 1879. and duly recorded
in the Office Of the Register Dc.iS in and for
the county" If Mob eS and State Of Minnesota,
on the 2Ssh day Of May, 4. D. 1879, at 23 o'clock
p. III. III Book R' OF Mortgages. on page 5O4 and
nnac lon ar prncceiiIg ut law or otherwise hay
ing been instituted t" recover said debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby give,, tllat by
virtue of the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage. and pursuant to the ta,lte jn such
case made and providcI, the said mortgage will
he torecloScd and the p, emiSeS described in md
covered by said Mo, t@age, viz:
The south half Of the southwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter
Of section Twelve (l2), Township One Hundred
and -Four On4), Range Thirty Nine t:;0). in Mobiles
county and state OF Minnesota. will bc sold at
public auction. to the highest Iii idtr for caS,
to pay said debt and interest, and Twenty Five
Dollars attorneys fee, rs stipulated in and by
sal Nor. VI &C in ease of forccl.,Sure and the dis
burS"mrntS allowed by law which sale will be
made by the Sheriff Of said Mobiles county at the
from door of the court house, III the village Of
W"rthngton in said county and state. on
The Third day of March A. ID. 1852,
At ~ o'clock q. ~. Of that day.
Dated January 10 lSS-.
ELIZABETH BlI.SBORROW.
now ELIZABE RUPERT, Mortgagpe.
DANIEL. RoHEE,s, Attorney FOR Mortyagce.
FIRST publication Jan. 10, 1882
Last publication Feb. -, 1SSJ
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26

Fresh Oranges, Lemons, Dates and
Figs at uerron's. 2ltf
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraterni.
II ty Lodge, No. l0l. A. f. & A. NJ. at Masonic
>MN Hall IN WOrthington the
9ASGGG,iE l4t and Sd Mondays III each
&EZZX"Ss. month.
A%5TAsxX, IP. DURFEE, W. NJ.
&S1Ea3es.sAx X. Il. ILOTTs, Sec.
&SNS3GAGiE.x REGULAR CONV OCA'
3&971E TlONS of Living Arch Chap
ASDf-N.N ter, No. %, r. A.. NJ at Ma
'S><' 37S sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
Il each month
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26

Emma Abbott, who was playin9 at
st. Paul last week, fearing that her life
might be shortened or her beauty mar
red by the loathsome small pox. 50 prev
alent through the country ut the pres-
ent time, submitted to vaccination.
and to preserve the beautiful symmetry
OF her sllape)y arm, she had the opera
tIOIr performed upon her lower extrem.
ity.. It had more than the desired eff.
feet, for she was lalnesl and unable %
appear ON Tuesday night -Mankato
Review.
We are Informed that three-fourtl,s
OF the doctors in st. Paul are stamping
and frothing with envy ut the lucky
dog of doctor who performed the yac-
cination operation on Emma Abbott's
l-l1wer extremity.
BALMIN GILEAD.
There Is balm in Gilead to heal each gazing
n Thomas Eclectric OH the rene ,y is found.
For internal and 'or outward use, you freely
For ali p'la and inflammation, you should not fail
to try it.
1t only coxt: triae It's ~ort, It's weight in gold.
ANA ~ all dealers III the land this reIncdyis
hO'!o'oay's Puts and Ointneat,- v;cto-
ries Of Sctense.-Domestic Remedies, Steam,
Electric 1eicgrSphs. Printing. &c., have each
tlSd tielr par.icular ovation but the man who
has rednrcdthc sphere Of disease, and aIlrviatrd
the suftertngs of millions OF his fellow beings. is
t. say the least III it. entitled to our ,mratio,.
preston Of sickness throughout the world, and
the c11cctlve cures III measles small l,Ox, ring
worm. wiiOOpng cough. ana all disorders affect
Ing chidh0od, his Pills and OintmentNre AZ fa-
nliar ~ household words IN Europe. Asia, Al .
rica and America. Mothers should never be
without 4 supply.
IMPORTANT CAUTION are genuine IN
less the signature W j. HAYDOCK surrounds )
each box Of Pills and Ointment. Boxes at 2c,
Gee and 81 each.
aS-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
lo-G-ly HOLLOWAY & Co., New York.
The Worthington advance., 1882-01-26

Go to Ben Langdon's, 81 Avenue.
next door to Rohrer's office. A full
line of Candies, Nuts, Canned Fruits,
Figs, Raisohs, etc. Will sell bread,
Cakes and Pies.