The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1886-04-01
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.

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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
! Simon Cameron was 81 March Sth.
Sam Jones will visit Toledo in July.
Maine papers report scarcity of
robins.
President Cleveland admires Mr..
Thurman.
Mr.. Gladstone's voice has lost its old
time silver ring.
Emperor Williams health is COM
pletely restored.
Ellen Terry is afflicted with a dra-
matte sore throat.
Ohio has an offer to refund her State
debt at per cent.
There is not marriageable woman
in Deming. N. M.
Mr.. Hewitt, of New York, is tired of
Congressional life.
| The editor of the Harper's magazine
is Henry N. Alden.
I Longfellow's son was recently tat
tooed at Yokohama.
San Diego, Cal, has shipped forty
tons of raisins to Chicago.
The public debt of Great Britain at
this time is $50, 732,110,82O.
The Philadelphia Press suggests
Kate Field for Governor of Utah.
The winter in England has been the
longest on record in recent years.
Judge Bedford, .lhe Red-Headed
Rooster of the Rockies is lecturing.
Sol. Smith Russell has just bought
$4,000 block of Minneapolis real es-
tate.
Peoria. Ills, has an anti-lying socie-
ty and full treasury with the fines
at 81.
When Minnie Hauk is invited to SING
for sweet charity she becomes indis-
posed.
Lady Caithness. of Paris, has the
finest collection of diamonds in exis-
! tence.
The Mormons are cxultant at the
forced resignation of Gov. Murray, OF
Utah.
More than 10000 Russian Jews
emigrated to the United States in
1885.
Fears are INDUCED at Albany, N. y,
that the Capitol building may collapse
at any time.
At allfancy-dress affairs in London
the popular dress is the Margaret la
Ellen Terry.
Rev. T. X. Beecher was made very
unhappy by his defeat for mayor of
Elmira, n. Y.
Mrs. J. Brown Potter has shocked
Washington society, by public readings
of 'Ostlcr Joe.
Madame Modjeska never visits Pos
ton without placing flowers on Long
fellows grave.
Blondin, the rope walker, now sixty
two years of age, is living in London,
and is quite poor.
- Joseph Prick of Evansville Ind, died
of disappointment at not securing a
government office.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton wants Miss
Cleveland to lead a high neck and long
sleeve dress reform.
The Philadelphia Times is vocferous
for whipping law for the punish
ment OF prize-tighters.
Gen. Don Carlos Buell. raised the fur
on Gen. Sherman by his Shiloh article
in the March Century.
California prune growers say that at
five cents pound for the crop, 800
per acre can be cleared.
Ex-senator Conkling is paid $3.50 &
day to conduct the Broadway surface
K. r., investigation at Albany.
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that clergymen are ineligible to cleo
ton to the legislature of that State.
Lady Dixie. wife of Sir Charles, has
written book under the title of ''The
Shrine of Death, and other Shrines'
Mr.. Gladstone's strength in the
House of Commons is estimated by the
Radicals at 200, exclusive of ParnellitcS
In May. jeff Davis will deliver ::
lecture at Montgomery, Ala, in COT
ton warehouse capable of holding j)M,
people.
Gen. Sherman says his wife .'woul,!
no more consent to have her chi!,!rcl.
enter a public school than a common
! tavern.
Senior Antonio Mayncr, the owner OF
the sugar plantation Aurora, in Mat
anzas, has voluntarily declared his
slaves free.
Mrs. Fassctt is willing to take half
price. 81 800, for her painting Of he
Electoral Commission, if Congress Will
pay that sum.
DR.. Benjamin Ehrmann, born at
Stuttgart in 1912. who iotrn,l,,cr;!
homeopathy in the West in 1917. ta~
died at Cincinnati.
Grace Hubbard, q graduate CT tie
Iowa University is employed by 1ll..
L. 5. Government survey in Muntona
in making land maps.
The Cunard company are 4 goo.!
deal astonishcd to learn that nearly all
the passengers of sunkcn Oregon had
diamonds in their baggage.
Based upon mortality table, an
English physician finds that members
of his own profession are shorter lived
than teachers. lawyers and clcrgymcn
Rev. DIR. j. p. Newman will become
pastor of the metropolitan NJ. f. church,
Washington, as soon as he can be tran
sferred from the New York conference
The reprehcnsible Philadelphia. News
says that "a Chicago man has been
declared insane for buying tivc $1,000
mantclpicces. And yet there has been
an impression that nothing was too cx-
pensive for Chicago feet
To Ladies'
suffering from functional derangements or
| any of the painful disorders Of Weaknesses
incident to their sex, DR.. Pierces treatise,
| illustrated with wood-cuts and colored
plates QGO pages), suggests sure means of
| complete self cure. Sent for 10 cents in
stamps Address Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y.
Church COfrs.
A writer in The Commercial Gazette:
| of Cincinnati. troubled concerning the