The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1884-11-06

The ADVANCE has just struck from
its list the name of u subscriber who
gave AS 4 reason for disseminating that
we "went on pounding the skunk after
it was dead" He referred to our con-
tinulng to show up Rob. J. w. Fool
Beast Bloom after he had left the State.
Well, we suppose Il poor excuse is
better than none. If there are any
more who desire TO stop on that ''islloo"
now's your time. There were \ few
fools who stopped last spring OH &C
count of the ''Dnde'll do' business, or
at least pretended to stop on that ac-
count. The fact is we would have
dropped the dirty dog and imbecile
wretch of II Bloom out of Oar paper.
had not the poor fool retired to Iowa
and kept up a fusilade Of peurile letters
to editors in this vicinity and to Il few
pukcs in Worthington whom lie called
his '''friends." But as to ''punishing"
US for pounding the skunk after it is
dead, that can't lie done by stoppir g
ore subscription or one hundred. "A.
F." proposes to take his own time and
choose his own way to kill skunks and
beasts. All talk about "coward,'' ''lu-
natic,' etc, will not avail with us.
We propose to meet newspaper attacks
with newspaper attacks when and
where we please; and we propose to
meet then, with club when and where
we please. No opinions of others as to
how it ought to he done, when it ought
to stop, or how far it ought to lie rub
bed in, will deter us from marking out
our course and following it in our own
good time and according to cur own
| sweet will. Especially do we propose to
| te; eli all Iowa tramps, infamous liars,
dead beats, profane braggarts and dry
| cling fools, like this Bloom, that they
! cannot wander into Wort!ington, lay
in with few villainous l1ypocrits and
few bawdy house pimps and be hired
like any assassin to "blackguard A. p
out of the county," without getting q
| ultSt melClleSS eNcOiIItlHS.
Personally we do not care Il pins fec
for the poor sensc!ess Unbalanced foo
Of II Bloom. His splay teeth and his
penitentia,y grin mark linn as natural.
~ a weakl,ng and Il criminal. But we
do care something for the beasts who
set him on, and we propose to hold him
to their noses as long us there is one OF
them LETT to ever mention him or the
newspaper fight which they drove tn.
poor iMbecile into.
/ A REMARKABLE ES APE.
Mrs. Mary A. DALEY, OF Tunkhan
mock, Pa, was afflicted for six years
with asthma and bronchitis, during
which time the best physicians could
give 70 relief. Her life was despair ed
of. until in last October she procured /;
bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery
when immediate relief was felt, and by
continuing its use for short time she
was completely cured, gaining in heSl
SO lbs. in i few months. Free Tria
| Bottles of this certain cure of ill throat
and lung diseases at G.. W. Smiths
drug store. Large siZ" 81. 4
Mr.. Drake, Of St. Paul, is about tc
plant one hundred and sixteen thous
and trees on forty acres of land he owns
1T Prairie Junction. The trees have
been bought by him from D. II. Brown
OF Fulda, who does the work Of plant
ing. We think the world will rejoice
to see living tree at that lonesome
and dismal station, Prairie Junction.