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National Republican., 1885-11-28
Don't Kiss Her Ear.


From time immemorial lovers have been
wont to show their affection by kissing, So
long as the object of their alteration was
as to the precise location of their caresses.
In the language Of the business world lips
have generally been No. preferred In the
bestowal Of loves sign and tribute But
from the hem Of two-yards trail to tho
crownlng glory of golden brown hair
kisses have never been considered out OF
place. Better anywhere than nowhere has
been the motto Of ardent passion since "our
primitive great sire" sealed upon the
dewy lips of Sour general mothern the
bond Of mutual love to the torment of
Satan. But the sad result OF misplaced
kiss In Vienna warns all lovers that some
judgment is necessary In the location
Of their kisses. A girl in that city
applied at the hospital, complaining that
she had suddenly become deaf. Being
closely questioned She confessed that her
lover, returning from long journey, had
pressed his lips to her ear and kissed her
with ardor natural under the circumstances.
Her hearing was gone from that moment.
An examination of the car that had been
kissed showed that the tympanum was
ruptured. If lovers will be warned by this
girls misfortune they will restrict their
kisses to other features OF their inamoratas'
persons than the ear, which should be ro.
served to receive the whispering tale that
lovers love and tell so oft. Bayard Taylor,
in his travesty on the warmth Of joaquin
Miller's passionate verses, has suggested q
spot where love can safely bestow It's fayors
in the following couplet
i sank at her feet conyulsed and pale,
And kissed in my anguish her brown toe-nail.
National Republican., 1885-11-28

Export Trade Under the New Admins
tration.
Warren (ohio) Tribunel
Mr.. Snifter-"Tommy, wish you would
teach your little brother the alphabet"
Tommy-"Can't do It,"
"What's the reason9"
"Minister Jabez Lafayette Monroe Curry
has taken 1t nearly all to Spain"
National Republican., 1885-11-28
OBSERVED IN ORZABA.
A woMANs VISIT TO THE CAPITAL OF
VERA CRUZ,

Curiositics of OLA MeNico--A city Full
of Quaint Relics Of Times which
Antcdate tho Rule of the Montezu-
mns-Grcen Corn In Midwinter.
National Republican., 1885-11-28
The House of the Good shepherd.

IN SITE OF ALL" at the National Monda!
evening
National Republican., 1885-11-28
Two-Lino Blts From the Poets.

Two-Line Bits From the Poets.
His leisure told him that his time was come,
And lack of load made hislif burdensome.
Milton.
To what base ends and by what abject ways
Arc mortals urged through sacred lust ofpraIse.
Pope.
A verse may find him whom sermon dies,
And turn delight into a sacrifice.
Herbert.
The man that shyered on the brink of sin,
Thus steelcd and hardened, ventures boldly In.
Dryden.
Are they not senseless then, that think the soul
Naught hut iine perfection of the senso2
Sir j. Davies.
The present point Of time Is MI thou hast.
The iGtuTe doubtful and the former past.
-lIarte.
National Republican., 1885-11-28


about three miles from town. 1t Is easily
reached by carriage or In the saddle, aud
well repays the jOurney-as much for the
fine scenery en- route as for the several
water falls forty feet IN height, which are
surrounded by wealth OF trOpic vegeta-
tion. In the outskirts Of the city tobacco is
grown in large quantities, and even the
churchyards have been turned TO account
for cultivating this weed II may be inter.
esting to smokers as they lazily pun rings
and circles from the slesta cigarette, to
know that In this manner they are assisting
In the resurrection OF several centuries
dead folk During the Spanish dominion,
when restrictions on trade were most
oppressive, the cultivation OF tobacco was
confined by law to the districts including
Cordoya and Orizaba; and the jealous
government employed inspectors, whose
duty II was to tear up any plants which
might be found growing outside Of pre-
scIibed limits. The other staple products
of this beautiful valley are coffee, cotton,
and sugar-cane; while within the district
-are found lithOgraphers' stone, sulphur,
gold, Puebla onyx, Peruvian bark (auina),
rhuDarb, and vanilla,
Among the numerous sugar plantations,
that Of Senior Don Angel Viyanco, called
THE HACIENDA DEL JAzMIN,
is a typical one. II is found about six
miles from the city; reached by pic
turesque route, winding along the cone
shaped hills which outline the base Of the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
Gin Spfer Der Nd6acnIiebe.

lleber ben Cob bes 9o1w. grsbiidof'S
uou gllir miro hem vSeraIb" beri6tet:
Der budw'lte gr,bii9ot, Wisr. Sors
cabe, mar unermibli9 im geiuGsn Der
Gbolera:S renfen. gr purbe in benz Oorfe
9auson non Der GbOlera ersriiien, am 6reis
tag Ibeno muBte er ii9 81 Bette legsn unb
am udditsn slbenS itarb er. Gr maj bel
uolem SeuuBtisin bis gum lstten Qtbem.
suse. Die WitslieSer bes OOmfapitsls
umsabsn bas Sterbelossr bes gr;biidof'S
uub perridteten bic Sterbesebete. Oas
SssrdbniB fauo aus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iaon Gags burauf, ndmIi9 am SOnnta:
&c, ffatt. Der 0abingei1iebsne, Misr.
s. Gbeooor Sorcabe mar i'm Monat WiGrs,
1916, gu Matieiae 9eboren. S9on ais
iurser Brieiter bisnte er lanaere 3sit ais
DtiIiiouar in peri6isbenen 2duSern, meis
tens in China. Gr mat aud bel Der Ses
laserung pen Baits Ierre in Guadalupe
ais SelDfaplan tbGtis. IlS er ipGter mad
6rantrei4 suriidsstsbrt mar, bstlsibste sr
ueri9ieoene bobe tir9lide Iemter.' Sm
Sabre 1873 purbe er auf ben er;biIdS1is
den Stubl uon Mtir erboben. Inner Nns
BERN sei9nete er iid aus I'M 8srfahen pie:
ler einorin9li9er 6irtenIdreiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
GbrtNIt6c Guttmr.

Der ielise Slater 0fob bat Elm i9ouss
8Ort seipro9en, bas mir gu Nut unb
Srommen iii Ierer 2eier bierber ieseu wols
len. SIS lautet: Gdul9e man ii9 nidt!
@ir 6riltliden Solter baben teinc anoere
Civilization aIs icne, bic uns baS Gbriitsns
t9um sebra4t; werfen MIR bieis
10 BADEN ir teiue. @ue
anberen &eIisionsfOrmen inb fir uns
i~beruunoene Stanopanfte. SOreu mir
aui, gbriiten gu iein, 10 .werSsn mir feline
Suoen werben, feline Wubamebuner, Feline
urI9dren Seioen: mir werpen Itbeiitsn.
Auf benz ItbeiSmus tam aber feline
msni4li9e @eieui9aft beiteben. gIio:
eutweber enii9ieOen gu Gbriitus Surid,
ooer uo,pdrts in cen gbsrunb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

mar er gu ieinem Bfarrer ~setommen unb
bate BON ibm uerlanst, einen l6idbrisen
8naben gu %taufen: Der Pfarrer bate, ME
es feline pflidt mar, perlanst, baB Der
!&nabe suerit einise 5eit unterri9tet wirbe.
Oarauf lie6 ii9 Der Yfarrtrafebler nidt
Elm unb lieB ben 15idbriseu &naben obne
.Saufe %laufen. Ils bieier pfiise Yfarrs
tratebIer iett Dor Is Sabren feline &lase
Dor Der seiitliden Sbristeit uorbra@te,
wurbe er sefrast: vWie alt ma Der &nas
be?" Oa itanb Der &erl ba wie elm Sers
Humber unb iaste: lie Sabre" Sfarrs
fratebler baben bic Wtanier, ale 9ancIun:
gen ibres Yfarrers i9Ie9t gu MAIDEN unt
zen beften 9~unolunsen i4Ie6te abii9ter
gu @runbe gu lesen. llnse;iefer finb BIZ
Yfarrtrafehler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
YiarrfrafebIcr.
(gel6ilbert pon &ep. Srodbasen.)

Bfarrtrateblsr seb6ren gum genus hui
manum; iino Weni9sn, aber mas fir
Weniden2 Yiarrtratsblsr finb entpeber
ioIde Wtenlden, bic msbr Ourit baben ais
Suuser. ober bic mebr 0ermSsen bsiiSen,
ais fir ibre seiiise Gntwifeluns paiIenb
1T. Truntenbolbe unb reid 9eworbene
Yroletarier iinb bic Mbtbeilunsen in Der
Weni9beit, aus uslden bic YiGrrtratebIsr
beritammen. Der Gruntenbolb 1T pfarrfras
tebIer beBbalb, neil er cine gang natirIi6e
abneiguns bat seSen ben 2ebrerb. &elision,
seseu ben pfarrer. Der reid seuorbene
Hroleturier lit Pfarrfrebler beBbaIb, neil
iein Olntel i'm unfdbis ma9t, usrninftis
su benten. 60 elm reid seuor6snsr 8au:
erntne9t meint sewSbnIi1, NIT benz Gei9s
tbume fei ibm aud bic Naerwelts:@ sisbeit
9etommen, unb neil er 10 weile iei, 70 babe
er bas 0te9t, ieinen Yfarrer gu bslebren
unb pom ibm gu uerIansen, i'm, ben 8aus
erntnedt, ~uorerit UNI &atb gu frassn, sbs
CT etmaS anorbne.
Oas 1T sera6e Der Erubel in 70 pielen
9smeinben bier in Nmsrita, ndmli9 bab
IS 2eute sibt, bic uon Natur aus isbr be-.
idrdntt unb bumm iinb, babel aber mel
men, iie mitBten bic erite Sioline fpisIen,
neil ie rei4er finb als lire 8farrer.
ga, es sibt @emeinben bier in Mmsrita,
In psl1en Der Yfarrer tein Mnieben bat,
penn er fi9 ni9t ben @ni9ein ssbsn fam,
ais mare CT Der rei1fte pom 9lqen.
&si9tbum ma9t ginbrud, b~sionbers BET
unsebilbeteE unb, neil aae Yfarrfratsbler
unssbiIoete 2eute tnb, aud BEL bieien.
Sn einsm piarrtratebIer iinb alle Safer
3u finben; benn er III bo4mitbis, unb Der
6o9mutb 1T bic SueQe aqer iibrissn Qas
iter. Sin Bfarrtratebler 1T arsbsntenb,
1T arswSbnii9, fault Elm frspentli9es llrs
tbsil, psrldumbet, i9neibet bic gbre al &c. ;
tur3 elm pfarrtratsbIer 1T cine Sammels
biidie pom alien srossn unb fleinsn Sins
ben. Oaraus foIst bann, baB Rfarrtras
febler INNER unb jebes Weal i4le9te Chris
itsn iinb, ia ni9t nal ben Namsn Gbriiten
perbiensn. @liidli9 bic @smeinbe, In Der
es feine pfarrtratebIsr, teine Sammels
bii9ien fir CATER sibt.
Wis pfiis folds piarrtratsblsr Iein wols
len. ssist f%oIsenbsr 8orfaa, Der ii5 Dor IS
Sabren Susetrasen bat. Gin pfarrtratsbs
Ter psrtlaste ieinen pfarrer BEL Der seiitlis
den Obristsit, baB bsrieIbe babe einen
&naben taufen folen, aber fi9 seweisert
bate, ioldes gu tbun. Dieie Rlase fisbt
fi@ obne 3weifel i&wer an. Do@ ME mar
bic Sa4e? 8ebn Sabre porber, ebe ber sss
ba9te PfarrtratebIer bic Rlase porbra@te,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

g8ir t5nnsn eu5 in benz Soriaee, Elm
fatbol. Slutt gu %srinoen, nur ermutbisen.
@ir boffen, boB aus 9uten 8atbclifen, Die
ii6 Inn bic 0tsIision unb bas Saterlano
perbieut MAIDEN woaen, in benz gifer unb
Der Gb6tistsit iiir bieies @ert, bas in III:
fern ausen pom Der soften Sebeus
tuns 1T, wetteifern.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 an ben giidoi BON sncona.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
A6taus i6r Sat6ofiGem !
Sic stimme ses pcrit. gims X.

@ir eriu6sn Sie ~initanbisif, allen bensn
nit eursm suten @iuen uno eurer @unft
beisukebeu, bic, nit @eiit besabt nno nit
~aenagsnoer &enntniB ausgeriiltet, ii@ an
Die arbeit MAIDEN uno Bidder unb Seituns
gen sur @ertbebisung uno 8erbreitun9 Der
fst5otiidsn 9s6re usrDTentli6en.
Gncpclica FiiS TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
SirGtiGe ysuisReitsn.
SIIaaS.
@r5bi6ceie Cincinnati.

gr5biSceie Cincinnati.
Scr bodW'te Gr3bifhof BON Cincinnati
BAT elm Circular an ben Di6celan:& lerus
9si6iGt, in pel1sm cine gollccte gum be-
item bsr pom @irbsliturm i9rer neden &irs
DIE beraubten &at1ollten Don Walbin9ton
Court Souie anseoronet wiro.
@r5biOceie 10 autee.
Ser bodJp. P. Goppeus, S. j., uOu BET
ct. @anuss &ir6e in Milpautee marb
Sonntag Mbenb In Der 0orbaIe senannter
&ir9e bon einen llnbsfannten obneiegliae
8sranIafuns nit einsm idwsren Stod su
Booen sei4laser unb erbebIi4 uerwunbet.
Der Ebater entaob.
Wilmanfee. Die ebrw. Wutter so.
Marsaretba uOn Gortona 1T am IA. Sept,
wie cine &abelospside aus MGn9en mel.
bette, ais @eneraIsO berin Der Gonareaa.
ton Der armen S9uIi6peltern pon unies
rer Qieben Srau erudbIt obsr pislmebr anf
lebenslans q. bcitatist worSen. Sa bies
ieIbe bieies slmt i9On felt 6 Sabrsn be-
fleibete.
Oi6ceie Buffalo.
SIM Gauiiins.G College traf unIansit Der
bo9w. p. g. 81. @%roonenbersb, S. j.,
elm, Der i'm Sabre 1876 nit 10 Mitalies
bern isines Srbens In bas Snnere afritp's
einsebrunsen mar, UNI ben armen Gssern
bas 2tdt beS @laubens Az b%ringen. IL
Miiiiondre unb 4 2aisnbriber iinb benz
mSrberii9en &Iima bss 2anbes bersits
gum Opfer aefauen, unb Gam p. Groonens
bersb mad 4merita, UNI fir bisie Wiilion
Su iammsIn. Die Miiionsn AM unteren
3ambeii umfaHen bic Stationen Nuilis
name, Wopea, Sets, 3ambo unb Baroma,
unb erbieIten BARN bereits 10000 Isser
llnterri9t i'm fatboliiden @laubsn. SIM
TranspaaIs @ebiete unb in ben golonieen
beiist bic @eieli@aft Seiu fernsr elm Gols
lesium, smsi Miiionsanifalten unb elm
Seminar our 9eranbilbuns unb attIima,
tiiruns uon Miiiondren.
Ot6ees Marquetta.
Scr troB ieines uorseriidten alters uns
ermiioIi9 tbdtise Miiiiondr bo9w. P. 3.
I. @eninser bat, na9Ssm er am l. bs.
cine SoIts: Miifion gu StepubIic, Wid.,
beenbet. balb barauf cine iolde ;u Wanis
itique, Mi9., e%r0ffnet.
Oi6cefe Alton.
Der bodu'ite giidof Saltcs uirS ties
ier Gage o Montreal 3uriid ermartet.
Der @siunbbeits,uftanb bss bo9m'iten
9errn TT auf Der generuns besriffsn.
Gpof. 0ieariat Rebrasta.
Ser bodw'iie Siiduf O'GonnOr bat
tiir,Iid cine Idnsere Rsiie ansetreten, nm
bic Snbianer in ieinsm Dicariate 3u bsius
den.
u p o toIi9es S~itariat Datota.
Wbite Safe, aurora 60 Oatota,
%. Septembsr lSs5.-Oer bo9w. 6err
Geo. 6. WiQarb pom Oants
ton weibte an Sonntas bic nsue ct. Mas
rp's &ir9e In pIantinton, ~ Msilen pon
Gate, Elm. DsrieIbe bo9w. Ssrr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
Die Gtfnttnc Seo,s XIII.

9aiiet euer Qidt leu5ten pot ben Wens
den, Samit lie euere suten @erfe iebeu.
unb Der 0err sebe eu6 baSu Ssinen Sesenl
geo XIII. an bas in Qarina eri9eiusube Slatt
Luce" GsI0t), AnianS 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

taste. 9offen mir ieho9, baB bisieIbe ibs
re weltbe9lidenbe Weisbeit ni9t LANCE uns
ter benz S4sfI perbersen werbe, ionbern
re@t balo bic unwifenbe unb unslatli4e
Menidbeit wieberum bur1 clue meme beils
6rin9eube Convention beaIiiden perbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29
QatbpIiGer &trdcn 8 Saienoer.

gcm bo9jeitli9en &leioe. - Msattb. %.
count. ben 4. Ottob. Meientyanii. Srs. Ger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-29

ieanete benieIben Nbenb bier in @bite Gate
ben 81. &rsususs Elm unb seitern am WOns
tag nm 8 ubr mad feierIidem 9o4amt
nabm er bic grSfinuns BET reuen S9wes
iteri6ule Dor. Iier S1meitern finb bier
am llnterri9ten bsi9dftist unb bic S4ule
1T itars beIu9t. @bits 9afe, bas DOT l
Sabre nod teine 8irde bsiab, lit isst bic
bette unb blibenbits @cmsiuoe IN SaosOas
tota.
GuSIano.
9ie garmbcr;ise edD:iter Saint Gps
prien, Sberin Der SoipitaIiterirnen pom
st. @usuitin in Wurielue, wurbe pesen
43idbrisen &rantsnbisnitss ;um Bitter
Der gbrsnIeSion" ernannt.
Sie gailianer : GlOltsr in @alisien
iino betaumIi1 burd Die Tiiriorse bss 81.
Iaters i'm porisen Sabre reformirt mor6en.
DasieIbe 1T iett uu6 gu @uniten bsr alien,
itrengen Sbieruan, nit ben . omtnifas
ner &l6fteru sei9eben. 9esbalb
muroe elm reformjrtes NouiSiat fur Die ga
Ii,iide Oominifaner. BrouinS erri1tet. beis
fen Nopisen i'm itrenseren @eilte sebiIoet
unb bann mad Der proieB IN bic &loiter
sei4ift perbsn, Inn neu belebeno su mir
ten. Oas NoSiat I'M Sratauer GOnuent,
Der unmlitielbar benz General nnteritebt,
leitet Der iriibere Yrior pom 9tsb in Jtiebers
Ositer,eid, p. Bernard graf 3sno, elm
8eretinnsr unb se.usisner Oiterreidifaer
Offi,ier, Der oIs simer ber ltrensltsn Oblers
patton Der Yropins gilt, uno uel9:m elm
aus @eitfGleu Itammenber O~rSens9enoGe
susetbsilt lit. 60 ioIen bic saIiSii9en
&IOitsr ebenio erneuert wercsu pie Die sanje
r8ei9sprouinS".. @u6 Ger OOminitaners
Gonpent in ct. Betsrsburs, Der bort bic
Sceliorse fir Die oeutibeu, fran;Oiii5en
uno polnii9en &a!bolitsn Der ruiiii9en
Sauptitaot psriiebt, ,piro in berieIben
@eiie bur9 0itsrreiGii9s 0Omin;taner res
formirt.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-26
WANTED

a bunch Of cattle or horses on shares
II my person has bunch of cattle or
horses TINT they desire tn let ON shares
I" icsromHihlr person. TO cne TINT has
good rnnRc Nnd plenty OF hay. Such
u person can mako good terms by od.
dressing j.. care Editor ISpyrEspgSr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-26
DIR. ALLEN.

No 26i Rearney street. san frAnci Gu.
J.. 4, have vegetable compound, the result
OF many ienfS 81 special practice and hard
study, which under my special advice hn never
failed Of success In the euro NJ Lost Manhood
Frost laiofthsa etc.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-26
DISEASES OF MAN.

AL Applying 10 me win receive my horost
opinion Of their cJmplsints- No tApeiimt nj
Ing. vi lguntautce positive euro In cve,y
case undertiko. ar {" felt ~ 600. Ctr-u :.
ton ~ "fiice or by letter FREE En strictly
PRIVATE. Charges modrtate Thorough eIam-
ination, including chon,icsi an u miCTuscopicsI
analysis Of rriGe and advice. sS once hnrts
q to 2 dailv, Gt0s evenings. Suud.vs o 10 ~
only. Gail or address
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-07-26
The Expert Specialist
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE.

Having BEEN surgeon IN chsrgs Of two IeAdirr
ho piisis eu1h.ea inc to tteIt = I private trnuh.
IeA Win excellent results. wish II distinctly
nndeIsl"od ia ! l. not claim {" perform i'm.
possibilities, or a. have mitnculOus or super
natural owe claiui on'y to be = shIiIfnI
aud successful Physician and urgeou, ihur.
orghlS informed iu my spsciaity--
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-07-30
ADVERTISING RATES.

)nc inch three weeks, 600, three months, ~ 90
Three inches weeks 500 500
Five inches," CIV, l0oO
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents line; sub
cuucnt insertions cents a line each week.
Transient advertisements paid in advance
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements TO be paid Tor before AIN
6avlt Is given.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-07-30
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE By
ADVERTISEMENT

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE By
ADVERTISEMENT
WTHEREAS, default has been made In the
'! c0ndltlons OF certain mortgage executed
and delivered by William II. Berger and Annie
K. Berger, his wife, mOrtgagorS, to The Minne-
sofa Loan and Investment Company, mortgage.
dated the 18th day Of November, A. ID. 1881, and
recorded in the office of the Register Of Deeds
OF the countyoi Mobiles in the state of Minnesota
Oh the 25th day of November, A. d. 1884, at II
O'Clock NJ, i'll book ''k' of mortgages on page
1877. on which there is claimed to be due and is
Seventy-tivc and Fifty four one Hundredths
Dollars ($75 H-10O),
And no action or proceeding has been instiu-
ted ut law or in equity to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof
=. Now, therefore. notice IS hereby given, that
by virtue OF power OF sale contained in said
mortgage, and OF the statute in such case made
ana provided, said mortgage will be foreclOsed
by sale OF the nortgagcd premises therein de-
the Court House il the Village OF Worthington,
i'll the county OF Mobiles and Stale OF Minnesota:
on Saturday the 5th day of September,
A. D. 1885, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to satis-
~ the amount which shall then be due on said
MOI with the interest thereon, and costs
attorneys fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in
case u foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and
SO to be sold are the lot, piece parcel Of land
situated in the county of Mobiles and state of
tO-wit:
The Southeast Quarter (a) Of Section No.
Twelve (I2) in Township No. One Hundred and
THE G q aGgs NJ 6 ThirtyH %% @
MENT COMPANY. Mortgagee
GEO. w. WILSON, Attorney of Mortgage.
Dated July l7th 1885.
FRS: pub. July %, 1855 Last pub. Aug. %, 1885.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-07-30

DR.. W. II. Stewart. veterinary sur
geon, of Sibley, called in on Tuesday
on his way home from Rock county,
where lie had gone by request to exam
inc some sick horses supposed to have
the CHAMBERS. He informs US that he
found no cases of CHAMBERS. but three
Of Mr.. Jordan's horses had chronic ca
tarrh and two of Mr. Brockway's had
chronic lyringitis. The doctor says he
is not treating any cases of CHAMBERS ut
present, neither in this state nos in
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-07-30
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The Agricultural Society has decided
to hold the Mobiles County Fair on
Wednesday and Thursday, september
ed and oath, one week later than the
date heretofore announced. The prep
;.rations are going OH. and with the
biggest crop ever known in the county,
the people should feel good and I'LL de-
eide to attend the Fair.
Begin now to talk it up and agitate
it among your neighbors. Nature has
overwhelmed you with big crops, and
now resolve to come to the Fair and
show what she has done for you,
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THE GRAHAM LAKES ROAD.


The bridge is completed across Elk
creek on the county road, or Graham
Lakes road This was one of the earli-
est roads laid out ia the county, and was
then called the Iowa and Graham
Lakes road" It crosses Ocheed;. at
the upper narrOWs where the new
bridge is going in and is destined tn he
one Of the most important and best
Travelled roads in the county.
We arc informed that this road to
Graham Lakes is now in pretty good
condition all the way.
If our people desire to have the lands
occupied and the country prosperous,
they can secure it by making good
roads.
Worthington has made good road
of the diagonal, but we need u good
road to Indian and Round Lakes, u
good road southwest to Little Rock, u
good road to Graham Lakes and u good
road to Adrian.
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The Remington armory has five and
three quarter acres of floor space, equal
to one room 40 it. wide aud 6,2l0 it. or
nearly one and One-fifth miles long.
Machines to the number of 1850 are
driven Ivy force Of 900 horse power,
with the aid of 1900 it. of lire shaft
ing and 70,4OO it. Of betting. The esti-
mated value Of the plant, not inclu-
ding either stock OF materials, is ST.
SO 600. It is next to impossible to
give an idea of the various styles of
arms manufactured. in which are in
cluded military, sporting and target
rifles, shotguns, pistols and rifle canes;
the different patterns Of sporting rifles
alone. lengths, sights, chambers, etc. ,
considered, being TOO numerous to
MENTION"
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-07-30
MArYTYVN OILS

MA CHINE OILS.
Fairbank 3 extra winter strained
Lard Oil,
Pure Castor,
Castor Machine,
Eldo1ado,
Golden,
Engine,
Black Oil:
Take your choice but don't forget
the place. (49) CHAs. w. SMITHS.
We have received a copy of the
youngstown Saturday Night" pub
lished at Youngstown. Ohio, by mil
Ter e. Penn, Geo. w. Penn, editor" 1t
is Il tine large quartO, similar in make
up to all the Saturday papers.
We never knew Of one that was not
a success when properly managed. Any
city Of eight or ten thousand indabit-
ants ought to have one and many Of
them have. Penn has struck it, got
it this time sure,' and lie will succeed.
lie is just adapted to Saturday week.
~ exactly, and we congratulate him on
lis escape from the petty worries of an
ordinary weekly to something congo
NAL. Success to him.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-07-30
LIST or STOCKHOLDERS.

The law requiring banking and loan
institutions to furnish a list Of stock
holders, was responded to by the Bank
of Worthington and the Minnesota
Loan 4 Investment Company 10y the
following names: II
G.. D. Dayton, y. Shell. NJ. Grinagcr, C. II
Smith, &. w. Smith, Geo. o. Moore, Geo. "
Wilson, j. p. Moulton, Worthington.
, Il. O. Chase, }. I. Maxwell, D: II. Henry, l..
Herendeen, J. Mackay, Geneva, N. Y.
c;rcat Darlington, Mass G. Drake. London,
Eng land: j: T.: Easter, J. L. u. Easter, North
Hector, N. 3. 3. Dayton, Amboy, N. j.: c.
W. Va. -7'
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PROPER TREATMENT FOR COUGHS.

That the reader may fully understand
what constitutes good Cough and
Lung Syrup, we will Say that Tar and
Wild Cherry is the basis of the best
remedies yet disc ve,ed. These ingre-
dents with several others equally as
etiicacious, enter largely into DR.. 3D.
sanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, thus
making it one of the most reliable now
Oh the market. Price SO cents and
kl.O0. Samples free. Sold by DR.. II.
D. Barber. 3