The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-11-19

rifles this and drives neuralgia out.
Mr.. W. ". kedman, Piqna, O., says:
Browns Iron Bitters permanently
cured me Of neuralgia.'>
Last Sunday evening at the NJ. r.
church Rev. Mr.. Lathrop, in his efforts
ia prove the doctrine Of total depravity,
cited AS an illustration the fact that
men spend money foolish|y for whisky,
etc. more readily than
they do for charitable. educational or
religious purposes, but by some strange
oversight he neglected to mention to-
bacco, which lecturers on the subject
of extravaganza usually include in
their horrible examples. Mr.. L., how
ever, like others moralizing on the sub
j.ct, forgot OF ignored the fact that the
very foundations of our civilization
rest in a large degree upon the spend
ing of money in a manner that some
people call foolish. lfeverybcdy should
suddenly cease to spend money foolish
ly, (so.called) the wheels of commerce
would stop, and bankruptcy, ruin and
would stare countless thous-
ands in the face. The writer may pos
sibly elucidate this matter more fully
at some future time.
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patient to suppose he has some affection
of the kidneys or neiehboring organs.
At times, symptoms Of Indigestion are
present, hatulency, uneasiness of the
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29-1y
Sheriff Miller, Of Mobiles county,
found imaginary cause for 0ffense in
the item relating to Mike Mead's de.
tention in the Mobiles county Jail, pub
lished IN a recent issue of the Herald,
and requests that the statement be cor
rected. There is, however, no mis-
statement to correct. Mead was com.
mltted for two days, the longest per.
iod which the law permits. According
to the statutes his term expired rs the
Herald stated, but no intimation was
given and none intended that the No.
bles county sheriff had acted in any.
wise contrary to the instructions given
in the commitment. No one doubts
that Mr.. Miller understands his bust.
ness and the Herald certainly has no
inclination to intimate anything to the
contrary. Herald.
ANY ONE
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at our store and get Il bottle of BEGG's
TROPICAL OIL. one Of the most perfect
medicines ever produced and warrant.
ed to cure scalts, burns, bruises, etc.,
and relieve pain Of all kinds. For sale
by r. D. Barber.
Bro. Miller, of the Iuverne Herald.
has been led lnto the back alley of de-
ception. Last week he announced that
he had the bones of /. fair Indian maid.
en- stored away in Il gnnny sack in one
corner OF bis Sanctum. lie invited all
t" go and see his treasure. DR.. Spal-
ding went in and sized up the bones.
They had been dug up somewhere near
Lnvtrne. The doctor picked up big
bones and little bones. Some We're the
bones OF baby, some were of child
about - years old ard some were of a
grow person, but none Of the skele-
tons were entire. rs many bones were
missing. And now the whole country
side rises up and wants to know how
Bro. Miller Knew. so well that those
We're the bones Of an Indian maiden.-
Pipestone Republican.
The shorter the tunnel the sweeter
the kiss, but the older the cold the
harder the cure. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup has broken many stubborn
coughs.
A Chinaman in Sacramento, CAL. has
started Il factory for the manufacture
of idols and devils.
"BEGG's CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
1s1 perfect success' is what we hear
on all sides by those who have used it
and find 1t a certain cure for coughs.
colds and bronchial troubles. For sale
by II. d. Barber. If
There 1s still need Of legislation on
the taxation OF those St. Paul and Sioux
City railroad lands that we had the
fight over last winter" said Senator
Thomas Wilson to a Globe repo, ter.
'although the supreme court has prac-
tically decided that they are taxable.
The problem now will be to make them
taxable directly in the counties where
they are situated. If the owners of
that special preferred stock are taxed
where they reside, it will be easy to
dodge the tax. They are owned in St.
Paul, largely, and if the owners are
taxed for the stock once. when it comes
time to tax them the next year it will
be found that the specia; preferred
stock has passed wholly to persons
without the state, where it can't be
levied on. Yes. indeed, there is need
Of legislation. The men that made the
fight last winter knew what they were
fighting for. st. Paul Globe.
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One dose gives relief in every case.
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D. Barber. 2
Judge A. W. TerrilI Of Austin, Tex,
is candidate for the United States
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