The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-04-19
NEW pAPERN

It seems to be settled that Adrian is
to have newspaper. Haislett, of the
Heron Lake Guardian, is to move his
office to Adrian and start up about
May first. Here's our O. and X,
Haislett.
There are whispers also, faint wllis-
pere, of another paper in Worthington.
There is 4 desire OH the part of some
to revive the old Journal under anoth-
er name.
We hear also that Miller, of the AD-
VANCE, contemplates enlarging his pa
per, and making 1t purely county
newspaper, and starting another journ-
al for general circulation, III which
will be published articles OH all classes
Of scientific, religious, philosophical
and literary subjects. Several very
prominent writer's propose to lend their
names and pens to the enterprise. Mil
Ter is just fool" enough 10 undertake
it and to make a success of it lis he Las
of everything else.
| Pa TENT CIGAR.
G. 3. Loveless, of the Sd Avenue IIo-
tel. has invented cigar which is Il
novelty and will probably yield him Il
fortune. 1t consists of a tube to which
the mouth piece is attached and inside
Of which a cartridge is inserted loaded
with smoking tobacco. A spring shoves
the tobacco forward as fast as it is con-
sumed. The smoke passes between the
tube and the cartridge instead Of pass
ing through the tobacco, SO that the to-
bacco remains dry aud sweet, and the
nicotine and moisture lodge on the bar
rol of the cartridge.
Mr.. L. secured Il patent on his inven-
ton March 6, 1888, and during his re-
cent visit east, arranged with George
Zorn, of Philadelphia, manufacturer
of Smokers Articles, to manufacture
the new Cartridge, Muzzle- Loading,
Spring Barrel, Anti-Nicot,ne and Anti
Nervous cigar.
If this invention succeeds in separa-
ting the deleterious substance from The
smoke before it reaches the mouth, he
will work revolution. Smokers will
increase 1T rapid rate and the demand
for tobacco will double.
DIR. BUNCE
See the card of DR.. Bunce in another
column. The doctor las selected Wor-
thngton as 4 good point to practice
medicine and as distributing center
te sell his family remedies. He has ia
ken rooms for the present over Amber
sons grocery.
DR.. Bunce has been practicing for
some time at Dakota City, Neb. The
Eagle, published at that place, gives
the doctor the following handsome
sendoff:
DR.. II. p. Bunce left on Wednesday
morning tor WOrihingtor, Mimi,
where lie expects to locate and practice
his profession His wife's people live
near there, and having good reputa-
ton in that vicinity, and his friends
being very anxious to have him return
and his wife preferring to live near her
own people, all tended to induce him to
leave and go there. He had worked up
Il fac practice here, and endeared him
self to Il large number of people, by the
kindness and care he has shown in the
families where he has doctored. Sey.
eral families that we know of feel that
they owe the lives of their chilrden to
his skill in treating diphtheria. Many
inducements were held out for him,
and it was only when lie pro missed to
come Immediately. if sent tor to attend
any cases of diphtleria, that his friends
became reconcied to his leaving. lie
has been remarkably successful in his
practice. We feel safe in saying that
there IS almost universal regret that he
has left the county. The best wishes
of hundreds of people 60 with him aud
his to his new home.