The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-09-26
The News Of the Week.

The W0RThInGT0n ADVANCE. Inc
RoBEKr MccUsy Editor and Publisher B
Mobiles Co. MINI TIE
invited
SHOES which can scarcely be told The psr
from callsktn by the casual observer | The ne,
are now made of paper. brown {
-.. - IT wa
GOVERNOR Lowry. tina enerpetic and on the
an%in,r;,;s+;o E~,o,4i, ~ M;,. Rights
-: A.AA'0 land in
sipPi' mas eleven cnlidren, nlne OF of Indi
whom are married. moro CT
The
PROF. AYRTON computes that the the 10Th
power which rims tn waste at tho Carl
Niagara falls exceeds that which I .'a.,s n
could be produced by the annual con- The ms
sumption of $50. 100000 tons of coal. the sce1
In tn
REV. f. K WALLS, an Alabama business
teacher WAS DOnnded to death nv a ended {
bo1f do,o, ,.,r,,s ~ h;s sohoo, ~. seven d
THERE
juliet hAsu'' oecs'use 'Aey tnousn' no the thu
mad punished their children TOO August
severely. pounds
--- Of cam
In Iceland the Good Templars have
begun an agitation for prohibition. n, n
Inc WhOle population OF Iceland Is out iemned
seventy tho .sand to eighty thousand, from tn
and of these several thousand are ured
Good Templars oo n,ASo
r .. -.e1e.1 800 - purpose
, AN 'o1no .oo0n. '"0oo VI " pl'o'u IL ton
England. which have been traced to ON Il
impure milk, it seems that the pri- Wilkest
mary source of Infection was the stag days 81
MONT wo+or If tho noras fror, ,b;oh The
~ ~ r~' ''A o- Hlbern1
'Do "" o."nN large a
-. . ~ Brandy
IRON is rolled so thin at the Pitts bonks
burgh iron-mills that twelve thousand eral bui
sheets are required to make a single The
inch In thickness. Light shines conven
through one of these sheets as readily s eu"'
as ~ ooes tnrOugn CREASED tissue Republ
paper: hdence
60: ~ decl
"A MORMON elder says the religious On tn
MOrmOns are steadily drifting out of burn,
Utah toward Mexico, where they can Hill +
live ~, - W. f,,1 .oa,,;-or,os.. -, been in
~ ~ ~' '04"1io0".e - FLAM
'AoAi 1al'n' anu 'nt'' dlIogetner lully of the '
ten thousand will eventually leave the 18th
Territory. The
Springt
For purposes of securing jurymer flooded
OF the desired sort, says the Chicago nee 10
Tribune this country appears to need ~ va.,
railway to the moon or to some third Cleilan.
rate planet or asteroid whose inhab- The i
itants have never formed or EXPRESSED near Ma
an opinion about any thing. on the
Tur o;r,,o++. L,L;4 :: FIJI
A"o'' 40 INCREASING stroyed
1''o'er 'n'h TIC cigar hao1I Last Fellow
year taxes on :, lol, 0l0,0UO were COL 1ngA
lected, an increase of $780, 7S9. 26O over In til
the wear before. For the same ner;od damage
= ee7 COX c5n o;,, , 49,. The
crease OF %, G5S, 800. n his
---@- Boston,
The following advertisement APP JESSE
peared in recent number of the Lon and pull
don Tablet: ITO parents-Unruly girls on on the
and boys OF any age visited and pun 49, Ts, -
ished at their homes by thorough culable
ulSclpllnarlan accustomed to admins Jersey
ter corporal punishment. All bad 0Nth
hahits cured NV ono or tro o++ona,,,os ert Ray
Foo fvo shi,,;,,r. ~, +,,,o &c.,. ~ Landing
~. =, " WV 'AeAo'' @Au- and sen
o1e>s plreH' JOSEF
r ~ = boy, st
'i'I"E " AshlNGIoN IOng1ellOW, aged t
Bret hartc Jay Gould, ex-President tho l9r
Hayes, Daniel Webster, General spEA1
Grant Ra1nh Wo,ao E,,o.., 80 Buffalo
Prince Bismarck were all book agents v svt a
at one time in their lives. Bismarck ting on
sold q book called "Blumenbach's thing Il
Aufgeschichte der Wesselgung in der in some
Spiegeleisen,' and nobody slammed eIessl''
the door in his face either. ~ ~.
~ . - Daniels
TIE idea OF making Queen Victoria AGENT
a Colonel of German Dragons has knows
struck a good many people us rather NEAE
odd; but it is said female officers were zen On
quite common in the British army ~ fa nt
about a hundred and fifty years ago. fatally
at that time, it is said, persons who MAGG
had pull on the Government were in delphia
the habit OF christening their daugh- "'a,e
WIS ~ ''.'o''A"o heaAlcs' SetIlng her rea
the'h COMMISSIONS In the army, and NEAR
drawing the pay for the service which gold in
the girls did not Derform that vii
The fire loss in the United States a..u - =
and Canada for August foots up $11,- cooke
153,850. against $1O 236, 900 in August, FIRE
1888, 1887, 500 in 1887 and $13 900, 600 cry at
in 1886. There is a slight falling off extent
In the total loss for eight months as ~ t,' ".
compared with 1888, the figures being the cou
$oG 4tO, 800 this year, against 1888, 025,-
$40 in 1885, though 1882 reported $780,
oI5 Con fo, +ho - It, m In Sa
~ f~AAo"' Ano Gaba al
eoun''y 40 sIA!A burning up property and he
at the rate of $40, Co., 900 to 1920 OOO,. fatally
600 annually, and there Is no comfort the bal
in this fact. Four
- plosion
The town of Guilford Conn which Chabo
recently celebrated the 26Oth ami ~ -
versary of its founding, has, it is A PA
Claimed the Oldest house in this coun- (colore
try. The house was built in 164O for near st
Rev. Henry Whitfield a rr;,is+o, 80 NEAR
Tho ('b,roh ~ C,, ~ his wifi
>. 'o"u LIZ sIohes in their
ioi ~ were orousht on oarrOws from of mon
ledge q long distance from the Site JOHN
At times it was used bv the early set robbed
tiers as g. kind of fcr+ ~ afa $175 or
+bomsa,vos ,or,;-s+ a., robber
,:, 5''o ti.o ln'urSlol1s Oh Tn;
nosI''e saVaees' ana the first marriage Minnea
In GullfOrd was sOlemnized within its reporte
walls. TRl
Frisco
JOHN MULLEN, of Oxford, Me-, is man WI
one hundred and thirty-t three years of other r
age. He has led wandering life, and ol ~ raj az
.'' A""'o' "A9 so"u hes'tn 10 MS naOlt the rec