The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-12
RWIEGToN.

We suppose the y: inter ana the pun
lie also, would prefer news items to
what we are R.ing To write, but We
think 1t only fair that y correspondent
should have his say occasionally when
he has thoughts that he would like to
commit tn writing: #v
Ne do not wish to intrude or urge
them on xnyon, but simply state them
aud let them xO for what they are
wOlti,. There are just y few thoughts
~ connecti0n with The suggestion. in =
previous lei or as to RAINING the High
school building tor Prof, Humist"n.
Perhaps IT was not my place
~ mention The thought, perhaps
lmrertineht ~ call any attention to
Tie matter il any list ut all events IT
seems to have been entirely ignored,
that Is 50 tar ~ the report of the AID.
VANCE VI the dsdlcalOry exercises is
cOi.cerned. !
There ale other reasons than Prof.
l1umiston's personal efforts. and iden.
THY with the establishment Of the Nh
LIO,,al Colony, that ought to elDplas.
izo this claim. The hackneyed phrase,
mat blood will tell" is nicely exen'-
pIitied here in this staunch New Eng.
land stUck-which Las furnished WOr-
thlngton SO large a quota III successful
enterprise and reputable business men.
Heron Lake il proud vi her HumiStOn,
which though only foster son Was
inOcul tied with The same principles Of
honor ard honesty. Oh !! l think IT
would he such u we'll and httjnR!y be.
slowed honor, and had l wit, or words,
or worth, or action, or utterance, or
power Of speech to stir mems blood
would put y tongue IL every rock aud
,hrlek lruuf foundation to- frieze that
would Call for this recognition. SO far
as the str CITY Inherent principle il con-
cerned II won't make any differ enc' (.
" y are learning something new every
day Of the wonderful laws Ut hrledit! {,
a.u the INEVITABLE effects If prenatal
| Ut physical experiment and research,
aud mud that tney fulfill and conform
| " wisely designed aid we'll regulated
Laws. 81 On the Ol her hand the met
.physical side of our being,
tnvEgh classed with the occult
sclel,ces. Is SLOW y but surely yielding
her AZ, t. TIL. AK ON That like beeets
| nke." / heald sOmo lillcule tie idea
/
TONS population, and look upon it MS
| a kind of freak en rely out Of proper.
| tiuu Will surroundings. But When We
consider the nan WHO was So peculiarly
prominent in founding the community,
Auu Whose life and training, ambition
ami efforts. We're 80 closely identified
! With me q Anu Cause Ut education, IL
docs nul Seem ~ strange that these
| cIiaravt el lotlCs shUuli ciop Uut. 1t IL
| uuL n natural ana lOgicas sequence Ot
the LAWS Vt propagation aud pref otency
ANA We shall AlWaJ = expect ~ SEE WUr.
LhluktUn remain u center from which
via lxulaLe the VIII ueS Of telnperuLce
education aud gOud taste; 50 that il
Avse whom The states "have
Lne power vested III them 10 cOufer,
and d tribute, decline tO DO 50 the III
vinely INSPIRED aphUriSm '..e being dead
yet speak. LII, =" will yet remain, or told
III another way, Ills soul Is marching
uu." 1t was indeed u pleasure to 1t
present at the High School exercises
On that a'l.r .Oon and l)Ok upon that
sea OfyouIhlui, enger, expectaut glow =
lug IacvS and witness the tine render
luk 1T their respective roles, and Won
der all the v b IL which will be-as
T. Omas Gray 1.-THE village Ham
putn," the ''niute lngloriOus Milton,
or lrvln we'll guiltless vi Ills countries
90 d. or IA her the Washington,
Lincoln, Garfield or Grant, Or which
The Florence Nightingale. Grace Oar
nn.s, Harriet stoves, Clara BAltons
ur Frances Manifestations virtues
AMI graces will live and shine ana tx
i,ule sweet memories AS long AS cart
and time endure. There are SURE J
possibilities, with such principal
supp lelnentetl by such i crop Of we'll
trained, ear uest, and competent assis'
tahts. Within such strong walls
mple apartments, spacious corridors
brua1 stair. ways, alId most Of all to be
desired so complete and healthIul u
Syst em Of heating aud ventilation. Blu,
| must desist, or this will come gu,
again in that diuIinutive, frOst-bitten
SIN unken and shrivelcd type, which
make our sentiments and ideas look 81
clamped and uncomfortable. Wear%
not in /, lie ADVANCE to air our English
vr tickle ourselves with rhetorical
st,aws, bnt Just "a plain blunt man.
AZ Mark Anthony has it, "whO only
talks right on" boards ourself ant
coutent if we can just lave kind .
loose Il, ting and comfortable typo
graphical clothes. FARMER JOHN.
TIE Supper aud sale Of Fancy Goods
by the Ladies If the Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday evening wa
! we'll attented and patronised. Receipts
over Fifty dollars and returns not al
in.
! pII!SIJ pA12InR SIIITS-Fivf
Pieces for thirty dollars.