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The Worthington advance., 1883-07-12
WALTER c. NEWMAN KILLED

Walter G.. Newman, son of Il. New
man, Of Seward, was killed by the cars
June 23u, 1T Moose Jaw on the Cana
dian Pacific, 500 miles west of Winnie
peg. MIR N. was Il conductor OH the
road running Il mixed train. lie was
ordered by the Superintendent to make
Il coupling The pin did not work
readily and he threw his weight upon
10 press it down and ut the same time
his foot caught in the rail and threw
him under the train. One Iox car
passed over the lowe: part Of his body
and one OF his limbs. lie lived about
five minutes.
lie was buried at Moose Jaw the
Sunday following, and the esteem in
which lie was held was shown by the
fact that special train was rIn con.
vpylng two ear loads of people to attend
the funeral The funeral was largely
attended and the coffin was wreathed
with flowers The Superintendent
writes that lie thinks Newman did not
have an enemy in the world.
Walter Newman was about q years
old when he was killed. He was we'll
known to many of onr people, especially
the younger ones, having attended the
Worthington Seminary here in the win
1873 4.
This is an exceedingly severe blow to
his parents. They have now but two
children left out of seven. and onr
friend J. r. Newman, the oldest son,
as is well known, had the misfortune
year or two since, to lose his sight.
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The Anglo American Combined
Shows has come and gone, and during
its two-days stay in our city not WORD
said by principals or attaches or 4
violation CT good order been committed
to offend our citizens. All bills paid
promptly, and further it is incorporate
ed under seven penalties that no intem-
perance or gambling will be allow
ed with the shew. The canvass was
packed both afternoon and night, and
all seemed to go away satisfied, speak
ing in praise Of the exhibition.
The Show is under the popular man
agement Of Col. Ortcn, who is Il great
favorite Of the Western States, having
catered to the show going people of the
Western States for over 4 quarter of a
century, ever making it his crowning
ambition to give y good show and
please the people.
This Show could set up their man.
moth canvass on the public park or on
Normal School grounds, and we ven-
ture when they left town all would he
rs they found it. We wonder other
travelling exhibitions do not adopt SIM
liar regulations. We are sure they
would l,e more successful and better
patroniZed. -
Come again, Anglo American, and
under the present management we will
fill every available space under your
c;lUVaSS.-EX -- ArS .-' - .'f.f '.F ". 80
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.Bucklin,s Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder of. the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt theum,
fever sores, cancers, piles, chllblalns,
corns, letter, chapped hands, and ali
ski" eruptions, guaranteed to cure in
every instance, or moDey refunded. 25
cents per,box. For sale by q. W. Smith.
DR.. n. +. Wood, of Sioux City. Iowa,
State Eye and Ear Surgeon, will soo,,
visit Worthington to give the afflicted
Of this county All opportunity to con-
suit him and secure the benefit of his
skill without incurring the expense or
Inconvenience of i visit to the Institute.
Anyone suffering with Blindness, ,Deaf-
ness. or amy Eye or Ear Disease or De-
f"rmity, are advised to write him for
the date or his visit, fully describing
their case. He will cleerfully answer
all inquiries and also send his Eye and
Ear Book and other pamphlets and lee
tnres; if postage (a stamps) is enclosed.
See Adv. 80. .,,........ IL
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From the Guardian.


Senator Crosby and J. 4. Town visited Rock
Rapids on business this week.
7. II. Parsons, of.W orthington. passed through
here on his way to Sioux Falls to spend the
fourth.
Mort. rwitchell, of WorthinSton, spent 4 day
III Adrian this week, hand shaking with his nu-
merouS friends.
John Peterson spent \ part Of the 4th In Wor-
thingtOn. Guess she WAS glad to see him from
what we overheard him telling Il cllum.
Messrs. l.. 5. Roberts, Capt. Wigllam, John
Grace and the writer. visited the county seat
Monday, and enioyeda pleasant chit with OLD
and neN" ar4uaintan ces there 1t was our pleas
use, through the Kindness of Mr.. Grace, to make
the acquaintance OF the county officers, all Of
whom we found agreeable, liberal gentlemen,
and all ut their posts except clerk Of the court,
Bennett, but he was ably represented in the per
son OF his deputy and brother, b. Fl. Bennett.
The "bOys'' seemed anxious to find out what
kind Of lo"utiOn we had for the future county
house, and on being assured that no finer could
he found IN all this western country, they Scem-
ed to be resigned, and expressed their willing
hess to move wheneve: til" people 50 Willed it.
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Go to Shepard's for lime.

Lawns &C. per yard at Franklin's.
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WES7,STDE.

Two gentlemen stayed overnight at my house
from Dakota. inquired about their crops.
They told me that wheat, oats and barley here
was ahead of theirs. As for corn, the prospect
was ahead Of Minnesota. -'. ":f'
Wheat. oats and barley here looking first rate.
Never better on high land. On low land not
very good: The weeds outstrtpping the crops:
Corn on high land is coming on very fast full
rs good rs last year. =
Icalled on l.. c. Long. He said he never had
so fair prospect for 4 crop rs this year. Said
he thought his wheat would go IS bu. to the acre
ii nothing befalls it. Oats, ~; flax ~ corn rath
erpOOr. - ..y .t g.
DR.. Bunce passed on west with his splendid
rig selling his patent medicines, good for all Ills.
eases, with flags flying at half mast. The Doe
tor has our well wishes. Is no stranger In this
community. ...' :, r:s
r.. SIMMONS
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SL'N[MONS.

County OF NOblrS. 3D.
DISTRICT CouIT.- Sixth judicial District.
Mary Ann Wilson. Plaintiff,
iQiiNSt
Thomas Wilson, Calvin I. Sl,attuc. Mary l..
SLattnc. and Thomas Henry Wilson,
Deipluan' =.
SUDlnOUS.
The State OF Minnesota to the tOOv e-famed DC.
fen :antS:
You. and each Of you, are hereby sum-
moned and required to answer the Complaint Of
the Ilaintlf in the lib We eutitlct action which
Is filed IN the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of the SIKH judicial District, IN and for
the County Of Mobiles and State " Minnesota,
and to serve copy Of your answer 10 the said
complaint o" the s.bscrib ber his Office in the
village II WOrthingtUn, in said county, within
twenty days after The service Of this Summons
upon you, exclusive of the day Of such servic. ;
and If you fail t. answer the said comp aint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff iii tLis
action will apply to the Court for the relief de.
malded in the complaint.
Dated June 5th. 1852
GEO. w. WILSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
t4lGwl WorthinglOn Minn.
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ADRIAN.

The farmer smiles.
The long needed grist-mill is now u sure fea.
ture.
Editor Haislett's wife is having severe at.
tack Of the asthma.
Mr.. Thos. Evenson. formerly Of Olncy town
ship, but now living in Murray Co., Is laying
dangerously i'll at the home Of lis daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Bates in Westside.
A few rutabaga seeds left at Rices.
At a meeting of many citizens held in the Rue
building Tuesday evening to talk over and sub
scribe thc.neces>ary means to bring the Rush
more Mill to Adrian, sufficient was subscribed
to warrant the : 90 bonus asked by Mr. Bedford
and in all PROBABILITY the mill will be here and
in operation the last If Sept. or first of October,
Mr.. b. having given bonds in the sum Of $500 to
have it here by that time.
Oils, Oils, Machine OILS ut Ric.s.
Fred Stanner has moved his market to his new
building where everything looks as neat as Il
new pin.
The new house in front of the church on Main
street is up and enclosed, and makes quite Ill
4 EDITION to that end of Main street.
Master Sammy Haislett took IL tumble down
the Printing Office stairs the OF Ter evening For
tunately lie was but slightly hurt.
There is to he i horse race against time here
Saturday next Nr. John Graces 1a Kit is TO
ht"ne OF he runners. ana money is Up that she
runs the first IS nile in one minute. 81
This season the q d Reliable drug store is on
hand with the largest and best cot of machine
oils in Mobiles Co., and with prices at bet rock:
Come in and see implies OF the seven or eight
different kinds of oils.
The committees who have the mill Snhject in
hard report our farmers willing to subscribe ill.,
orally, adding to the handsome sam already
raised BY Adrian.
Mathew Emerson, OF West Side. was marricd
q short time since to Mrs. Alice Beckel, OF Lll-
Orrne.
Geo. limbaugh. we are to d. was married July
9TH. Now Geo, ''set zen up" for you have our
best congratulations, you know, il we are late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coban: of Huron. ID. T..
friends Mr.. G. Is sheriff up there, and als" has
i lucrative machinery, wagon and buggy trade.
Croquet sets cheap at Rice 3.
What has become Of our Cemetery Associa'
ton?
To Atty Nelson and Mr.. Porter consi lerable
credit is due for their energy In securing the
mill for Adrian.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOsURE SALE

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
~ Ger ain Nor gage executed and delivered
by B. s.: Langdon and Rachel l.. LangdDn, his
wis., WIS., MortgITors; I ~, jna n riamsr' Mort,
and recorded in the Office of the Register Of Deeds
of the county Of MOBILES in the State Of Mime.
Sotsj oh the 18Th day ydl OF lFe!n!Fgary D. ls7, at
on page OH which there is claimed TO be due
and is due, at the date Of this notice, the amount
Of -Four Hundred and Seyen!y-Ywo and 2J-lUO
Dollars ($l72.:"j.
And no action or proceeding has been insti
tuted at law or III equity to recover the debt Sc.
cured by said mortgage. or any part thereof;
And whereas srid Mortgage was duly assigned
by the said Julia NJ Plumer to Warren q. Bar
bour by assignment dated the 1tth day of April
A. ID. 1870 and rccor led in lie Office Of said Reg
tier Of Deeds. on the 22d day OF April, A. 1872,
Now. notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of power of sale contained in said mortgage,
aud OF the statute i'll such case made and
provided. the said mortgage will he foreclOsett
ny the sale of the mOrtgagcd premises therein
described, ut public auction, for cash by the
Court House in the village of Worthing;on. in
the county Of Mobiles and State of Minnesota,
Saturday, the 4th day Of August,
4. u. 1883. at IL O'Clock IN the forenoon,
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due
OH Sa'u InoltsaEe WIFI tlle interest thereon,
and costs and expenses of sale, and Twenty.
Five Dollars attorneys fees, as stipulated Il,
said mortgage in case OF foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage. and
so to be sold are the lot, piece or parcel Of land
situate d in the county Of Mobiles and State Oi
Minnesota, and known and described az follows,
to-wit:
The southeast quarter (1i) of section M.
Twelve (l2) in Township No. One Hundred aud
Three (i03) Of range No. Forty, (4O)
WARREN &. BARBOUR,
Assignee of MO,tgagee.
GEO. w. WILSON Attorney Of Assignee,
Dated June 10Th, 1888.
First pub. June q, 1883.
Last pub. Aug. 20. 1888.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINI ESOTA,
County Of Mobiles. d.
DISTRICT COUKT-Sixth Judicial District
Joseph Dean, Plaintiff
Against
Isaac N. Safe: anl Phiena G. Safer, and Albert
Firth, Defendants.
SunlntOnS.
The State Of Minnesota to the above e-namcd De-
PENDANTS:
You and eac! OF you are hereby summoned
ana required 10 answer the complaint Of the
Plaintiff in the above entitled action, which is u,
file in the office OF tie Clelk of the said Court at
his office at Worshington, Mobiles county. Min.
heSDta, and to serve 4 copy of yOur answer to
said complaint OH the subscriber at his Office in
the village of Worthing,on, in the County OF No
Oies, Minnesota, within 1wen,y days after the
service Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service and. ii YOU fail t. an
sWcr the said complaint within the time a(nre-
said, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the said COM
plaint.
Dated June II, A. ID. 1883.
EMORY CLARK,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Wortl,ingtoil, MINI.
First pub. June u, 1873.
Last pub july 26, lss3
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THAT HUB.

L. II. Parsons takes with him sup
ply Of that famous Hub Circular issued
by the ADVANCE and will scatter them
by the hundred among the excursion
lists and others. 1t takes. Any man
getting his eye on it will read it. It
packs more solid facts aud good points
about our town and county into small
and portable compass, than amy docu-
ment ever issued in this county.
We furnish these Oh the backs Of let
ter heads without amy extra Charge
That is, we furnish all letter heads at
old rates, charging nothing for the px-
ira work, which is more than double
the usual amount put OH letter heads.
In the form Of circulars, on light pa
per. we can furnish them for a song, SO
that everybody should have 4 supply
Fold them into your letters.
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Did yon see that fine Rnching at
Franklin'S? -. II,
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PERSONALS.

Es.s tsz@ +
Miss Belle Fuller, of Madison. Wis,
is visiting her cousin, Geo. NJ. Plumb.
Miss Bloom has gone to Seward to
teach.
Mrs. S. F. Thorp has returned from q
visit to Northlield. ....t.. "
w. Il. MARITIME is up at Pipastone
putting al iron roof on his building.
g. B. Loveless has gone to Philadel-
pllia and the east on business connect
ell with his Cigar Pipe, and will he alb
sent some weeks. L.. s.'S ''"'
Frank +. Smith, of Ricl,land Center,
Wis.,, and Clark Pease, Of MaZomanie,
Wis, relatives, are stopping a few days
with q. II. Smith. - .'~t
The Sick. Ullman Bennett was
brought home Oh Friday last from
Cherokee. and is no better. II. McMil-
Ian returned Monday very much im-
proved and will soon lie able to DO duty
on deck again.
C. St. John Cole was in town yester-
day shaking hands with his friends
lie informs us that he expects to locate
IN Cumberland, Wis.,, where Bert Law
has opened drug store, and where the
family will locate.
A. II. Moulton. cousin to J. p. Moul-
ton, is visiting here and enjoying our
lakes and climate. Mr. NJ. comes from
Fairbury, Neb., where the weather has
ceen scercl,ing hot.
Mr.. Van Wagenen, editor of the
Rock Rapids Reporter dropped in yes.
terday for u shake on his way to Sioux
City to attend U. S. Court.
Rev. II. Fl. Hart preached his fare
we'll sermon on Sunday last, and enters
upon his duties as Secretary Of the
State Beard Of Charities. Rev. NJ. 5.
Croswe!l, of Chicago, has arrived and
will fill the Congregational pulpit for
the present.
Coming Home. Former Worthing-
tonians are taking advantage OF the hot
weather to visit their old home. We
have noticed recently among us, Mrs.
Minnie Bartholomew, Mrs. Anna Will
and Johnny, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu
Smith.
C. H. Smith, field agent of c. St. P.
NJ. 4 0. R'y Co., and receiver Of the u :.
$. land office ut Worthington, was in
town Friday last and gave lis y column
advertisement for the Pioneer Register
Salem, Oak. Register.
Alfred stone was down from Worth
ington last week. lie and his brother
Charley have opened butcher shop at
that place, and we assure The people no
better boys ever engaged in business at
Worthington than they.-Estherville
Vindlcator.
A subscription was in circulation the
| other day to raise funds for Rev. Mr.
Gum, who contemp]ates removal
back to Window. in which case he will
build 4 new house and make other i'm
provements of a substantial character.
-Windom Reporter.
Gust. Walden's father from Mobiles
County, has been visiting his son and
family. by the way, he is still mere
portly than Gust, and one day the two
were talking in the street with Major
Gibbs. when the trio barely escaped ar
rest for ohstructing passage on 4 pub
lie highway Tracy Trumpet.
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BUILDINGS,
Committee rises and REPORTS:

Committee rises and reports:
Tie foundation wall of the masonic
block has reached the level of the
streets and the brick walls will begin
t. rise Immediately.
The front aud shelves are going into
Davis new store.
Front for tl:e Singer block will arrive
in Il few days.
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County Bead. The Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners will meet one week
from next Monday, July 23d. Get your
reports and bills ready.
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G. a. r. All those who signed the
petition for a Post, Of the Grand Army
OF the Republic at tllis place, and all
other soldiers Of the late war who de-
sire to join such y Post are requested
to meet ut the school house Saturday
noxt. July II, at 8 O'Clock sharp. The
Adjntant General Of this Department
is expected here to muster the Post
The mastering fee for charter members
will be one dollar.
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COUNTY NEWS.
RDSHMORE

W. Watkins, of Waterloo, Iowa, spent Sunday
with his brother. +. r. Watkins.
Lawyer Nelson and Editor Haislett, OF Adrian,
we're in town Monday. Call again.
J. J. Kendall, Of Window, was liz town Tues
day, looking after his Othy fields. which were
slightly damaged by, fire last spring. !,
Mrs. Anderson, OF Adrian, was in town Tues.
day Visiting her sister, MRS. T. Anderson
There will be 4 festival at the M. E. Church
Friday Eve. july 10th, to which all are cordially
invited.
F.,'.' '-"4 LA GRAC1A. :
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r. SIMMONS.
RTGELOW.

Jonas Moberg has erected Il new house 1Cx20'
IA it. posts, with Il wing l2xl2. ..
r. Birds father having died recently IN Ell.
glanC, left him the snug sum OF $500.
John DeBoos received the bill of the material
for Close Bros. elevator which calls for Is car
loads of stone and ~ Of lumber. II
A new deuot is to be built soon and another
siding put In. -
Some of our young people took in Spirit Lake
OH the fourth, and pronounced everything per
fectly sp. endid.''
Mrs. Wright sister to Mrs. DeBJOs, arrived
Wednesday from Vinton, III.
Corn is making up for lost time now. SMa
grain is heading out nicely. Early flax in full
bloom. ..".
ALPHA ZETA,
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Miss Belle Fuller, Of Madison, Wis.,,
is visiting her cousin, Geo. NJ. Plumb.
Miss Bloom has gone to Seward to
teach ..tE
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SIIMM7T LAKE

Crops looking very well. Young trees and
cuttings are growing finely. G0phers and black
birds scarce. ~ ~ Isl. I, - q: s.-f-'. !.
John Alley IL building house and barn on his
tree claim just over the line In the town Of Lar
kin. He has 4 very fine place.
The neighbors of Summit Lake and Dewald
hal i fine time on the fourth 1T Mr.. Basset's a
picnic In the grove and everything lovely. A.
bout forty Or t1fty persons, all told, great and
small. ... -.
Mrs. Basset's mother and sister were up from
Faribault and spent the fourth
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TRAIN LOAD MCCORMICK Ma.
CHINEHY
,ORTu1NGTON AND ADRIAl

AT WORTIIINGTON AND ADRIAN.
Those who are in need of Harvesting
Machines will do we'll to call at Henry
Davis Worthington, and dwelling
Bros. 1T Adrian, and examine closely
the famous Mccormick Line Twine
Binders, Daisy Single Reapers and
Imperial Reaper and Mower combined.
and Iron Mowers. Examine the same
and ascertain terms and prices before
leaving your orders elsewhere. 1 also
keep Fairbanks No. Lard Oil, the best
oil for Machinery in the world.
44-3t II. DAVIS.
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The Crops. Read our County News
department for reports of splendid crop
prospect, and also for u ''pile" Of other
news.
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La GRAc1A.
BLOOM.

The people OF this town went to Fulda and nd.
Joining towns 70 spend the fourth. We did not
celebrate here. :; s,7gssz-s.zs' 49, = : -
;. Haying will soon begin In earnest. Some of
the farmers are cutting hay now.
Harvest will be next in order. and the prospect
for small grain Is good. Corn is improving
~ BLOOM.
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S TX Dress Patterns ut Franklin 3 for
&C
WHY THEY CALL HIM "OLD MAN,

WHY THEY CALL HIM 'OLD MAN."
Yes. that's sadly 500 said jenkins,
''my hair is turning grey and falling
out before it's time. Use something?
would, but most hair restorprs ;Ire::dan-
gerous.:" "'True," answered his friend,
.'bnt Parker's Hair Balsam is as harm
less as it is effective. I've tried it, and
know. Give the Balsam u show and
the boys will soon stop calling you Old
Man Jenkins.'''' 1t never fails to re-
store tie original color to gray or faded
hair. Richly perfumed, an elegant
dressing. .'t. ~.
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Court. The adjourned term will op-
Ell on Tuesday next, the 18th. Nejury
this time. Farmers can hammer away
at their corn and the lawyers can ham
nler away at each other and at the
COurt
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A LIFE SAVING PRESENT.

Mr.. NJ. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan,
Sayed his life by simple trial bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, which caused him to procure
Il large bottle, that completely cured
him, when doctors, change of climate,
and everything else had failed. Asthma.
bronchitis, boarseness, severe coughs,
and all throat and lung diseases, it is
guaranteed to cure Trial bottles free
atC: W. Smiths drug store. Large size
81 90. =, .
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF NAILS
ARRIVES.
N,rthern (daily) l2:30a. m.
:. st. Paul and East 4:2Oa. m.
Routheru 3:25 4. ~.
Enstern &C. II. & N. 1l:U' p. M.
Observation-Disclosures 4 Sioux Falls, IL 90 q m
Round Lake. Saturdays IL IN
DEPARTS
Northern fdai,y) 1928 a. m.
do to st, Paul and beyond II ~ q M
Southern 12:30p. ~.
Eastern BCR N. $3.50 q. IN.
Observation-Disclosures y Sioux Falls :2Op IN
Round ..-:.e, Saturdays p NJ
Mails carried by day trans close 80 minutes
before departure. Ali others at 9 O'Clock M.
Office hours from Il. III. to p Ill. Sundays
from ) to 4 III and II N to | p. m.
Money orders issued and letters registered be-
X. D. BARBER, P. NJ.
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GREAT PHYSICIANS.

In order to be Il great physician now
a-days, II man must not only be Il thor
orglI student in science. but he must
thoroughly understand human nature
Speaking Of physicians, it is u remark
able fact. that no less than twenty of
the medical celebrities of Europe all
concur in the highest opinion OF the re
medy for rheumatism. Gont and Ma
laria. and pronounce Salicylica 4 won-
derful success.
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A 11ollander ut Orange City wrote
two postal cards to firm in Worthing-
ton. lie then enclosed the two cards
in AT envelope, sealed it up, put OH Il
Scent stamp and mailed it.
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FAM ys1 q
How Lost! How Restored!

Just published, a new edition of DR.. Cul.
verywell.s Celebrated Essay on the radi-
cal cure Of OfSPERMATORRIIGA or Seminal Weak.
ness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, IMPOTENCY,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments
10 Marriage. etc: also CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY,
and FRS, induced by self-indu!gence, or sexual
extravaganza. &c. t-,t-',. 1T !
The celebrated author, in this admira BILE essay,
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years. sue.
cessful practice, that the alarming consequences
of self abuse may be radically cured pointing
ont u mode Of cure 1T once simple. certain, and
effectual. by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be. may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. -
Il A5-This lecture should he in the hands of evc-
ry youth and every man in the land. .-.,: o.
Sent under seal in plain envelope. to any ad.
dress, p0st. paid on receipt of six cents or two
THE CULVERWE MED CAL CO.,
Il Ann St., New York, n. Y. T. O. Box. $50.
451y - ssE@s.
BLANKS. .-Chattel Mortgage and
:hattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
at this Office in any quantity.