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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-06-29
DANGERS OF NICOTINE.
How the Constant Use of Tobacco Affects
the Human Heart.

How the Constant Use OF Tobacco Affects
the Human Heart.
Nicotine is one of the most powerful
of the nerve poisons" known. Its
virulence is compared to prussic acid.
If birds be made to inhale its vapor in
amounts too small to be measured they
are almost instantly killed. 1t seems
to destroy life. not by attacking a few,
but all of the functions essential to 1t,
beginning at the center-the heart.
A significant Indication of this is that
there is no substance known which
can counterfeit its effects; the system
either succumbs or survives. Its de-
pressing action on the heart is by far
the most noticeable and noteworthy
symptom of nicotine poisoning. The
frequent existence OF what is known as
smokers heart in men whose health
is in no other respect disturbed is due
to this fact.
Those who can use tobacco without
immediate injury will have all the
pleasant effects reversed, and will suf-
fer from the symptoms of poisoning il
they exceed the limits of tolerance.
These symptoms are: Q) The hearts
action becomes more rapid when to-
bacco is used; (2) palpitation. pain, or
unusual sensations in the heart; (3)
there is no appetite in the morn
ing, the tongue is coated, delicate
flavors are not appreciated, and acid
dyspepsia occurs after eating; az sore
ness of the mouth and throat, or nasal
catarrh, appears and becomes very
troublesome; (5) the eyesight becomes
poor, but improves when the habit is
abandoned; (6) desire, often crav-
ing for liquor or some other stimulant,
is experienced.
In an experimental observation OF
S8 boys of all classes of society and OF
average health who had been using to-
,bacco for periods ranging from two
months to two years. ~ showed severe
injury to the constitution and INSULT
Gent growth, 80 showed the existence
OF irregularity of the hearts action,
disordered stomachs, cough and crav-
ing for alcohol; ,13 had intermittency
of the pulse, and one had consumption.
After they had abandoned the use OF
tobacco, within six months time one
half were free from all their former
SYMPTOMS and the remainder had re-
covered by the end of the year.
A great majority of men go far be-
yond what may be called the temperate
use of tobacco, and evidences OF injury
are easily found. 1t is only necessary
to have some record of what the gen.
eral health was previous to the taking
up of the habit, and to have observa-
ton cover a long enough time. The
history of tobacco on the island of New
Zealand furnishes quite suggestive
illustration for our purpose and one on
a large scale. When Europeans first
visited New Zealand, they found in the
native Maoris the most finely developed
and powerful men of any of the tribes
inhabiting the islands of the Pacific.
Since the introduction of tobacco, for
which the Maoris developed passion
ate liking, they have from this cause
alone, it is said, become decimated in
numbers, and at the same time re-
duced in stature and in physical we'll
being so as to be an altogether inferior
type of men.-N. Y. Medical journal.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1889-06-29
sLIcINo TO DEATH.

Barbaric Method Of Torturing Condemned
Murderer In China.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
WoRrHlNGroN TOW NsH1P.

We wish you all 9 merry Christmas,
with stockings we'll filled with sugar
plums and other good things.
The Young Mems Social At the
Boldly School House was y good tl,i;,R
every way. Quitea number came out
from w ortltlngt0n Village, among
them DR.. Crigler, whose :. Reiiial
presence and hearty greetings are NJ
ways pleasant to US. Rev. F. L.. Fisk
Was also present and al ways q welcome
guest in ever social CATERING. From
RushmOre We had Rev. Mr.. Pierce Mr.
and Mrs. Schaefer, and Mr.. w. Welnple
There were good speeches; and we'll
recited declamatious. a dialogue be-
tween MIR. Pierce and Mrs. Schaefer
was very highly appreciated. The
singing Of Mrs. Schaefer ard others
excellent. There were games in which
old and young took part. We must
give the young men credit for being
good cooks, rs the supper was first. clxss
Willy Boldly furnished good chocolate
cake of his own construction. Go on
boys in the good work,
E. F. Whitney has returned from
his western trip. lie says natural gas
is plenty out there.
Mrs. Prince, Of Warrington was
here last week teaching Mrs. Terry to
paint, and Miss Mary to make paper
roses, which the children say look
like real roses.
The weather is rs charming AS il
can be, only a day or two Of clouds or
mist in ali the month 20 far, good
reade clear skies, xll free from miasma.
and good society-what can We ask
MORE '' ;,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

sHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURES.
STATE or MINNESOTA, L..
County of Mobiles. %
Df erict Court. Thirteenth judicial District.
E. 3. Ormsby. ~ Trustee and American In
vestment Company, Plaintiffs.
W.
Thomas w. Barnett and Margaret j. Barnett.
his wife. II G. Miller, o B~hncke, partners IS
H. C. Miller and Co., and Wanpach Wagon,
Co., Defendants.
Notice Is hereby given. that under and BY viz
tue ii \ judgement and decree entered IT. the
above entitled action on the Fourth ~ day NJ
december 1859. . certified transcript Of which
has hren delivered to me. ], tie undersigned
Sheriff Of said Mobiles County, will sell at public
auction. to The highest bidder. for cash, ~
Saturday. the First day OF February 1884! At Ten
(lo) clock IN the forenoon. At the front tloor oi
the Court House. in the village Of Worthington
In said county. in one parcel: the premises and
real estate described in said judgement and
decree, to-vvit; All that tract or parcel OF land
lying and being In the Count: Of Mobiles. aud
State Of Minnesota, described A. follows, to-
wit: The south west quarter (14) IT section
Ten (l0) in T. wuship 10. One Hundred and
Three lloJ) north, In Range No. Forty.Tw (42)
west.
GILBERT ANDERSON.
1a6t Sheriff of Mobiles County
Dated December rs. 1Sa9.
q. w. WILSON. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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DEWALD.


Fine winter thus far it is a good
thing for those that have to 60 some
distance for water. Minks are after
chickens in their usual style.
The social vt Mr.. Bairds on Dec. 6
was a success in every way. folks came
from fur and near aud enjoyed them
selves until A. NJ, with games, songs,
aud the great attraction was james
Baird's magic lantern, we all had i
good supper and went home we'll pleas
ed, leaving $7:25 in the hands Of the
committee for Mr.. Mcintyre.
Frank Sundberg has returned from
Iowa, James Heron has gone back to
the land of Robert Burns.
Last Friday night the young, men
that attend the banner Sunday school
gave All oyster supper In the school
house. People came from Worthing-
ton, RushmOre aud the country around
to the number Of Is. They had a very
pleasant time. The boys covered
themselves all over with glory by their
good management of the whole affair,
they took in $l8,75, the net was 5000,
They had sometime class-songs and Il
duet by Mrs. Schaeffer and Rev. Mr..
Pierce, it was very amusing. y :,
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may say there il new liis, /. sa...,S i So. IS
members. tho cOld are being .wxYmxds
and the dead are cunning to life. Cur
cry til Gud is: give MS the German peO-:
plt. 1T this place and vicinity who areF
vet t.nsayed go
we shall still continue the meetings,
next week, Rev. F.. Walter, Of Pipe,
stone City. will be present to hell, no.
To each and every one who can UNDER
stand our language, We would say;
..Come t:lon this us. and va Will do
tl,pp 1OOd.'' The services will he hsld
IS follows: Every morning 1t II ~ III.
basement Of the Congregational church
and every evening at O'Clock at, the
residence of Geo. Hecker. ct Elk town
ship. =. q. CORR. 4-
" Minister III CHARGE.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, l..s
County of Mobiles. Nov. 10Th. 1859. ~

In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Jay.
Deceased.
Letters Of administration on tho estate Of
said deceased being granted unto David Bates
1t is ordered, That all claims and demands Of
oil persons against said estate be presented to
this Court, tor examination aud 1llOwxlace, ut
the Probate Ottice III WOrthington III said CNun.
~ ON tie following days. viz: The first Mon
day Of each month for six mon Ills from tho
date hereof, at one O'Clock, p. NJ.
/ IL Is further ordered, That six months from
the date hereof be allowed to crc.iltt'rs ~ pre-
sent their claims against said estate, ~ the tx
piratlOn Of which time all claims not presented
to said Court, Or not proven 10 its Satisfaction,
shall BE- forever barred, unless for cause shown
further time BIZ allowed.
. Ordered further. That notice Of tho time and
place Of The hearing and examination Of said
claims and demands shall Oe given by publish
ing this order once In each week. for three sue
cexSivo weeks p. Tor 10 the day appointed for
such examination. In the Wortlington ApvANok
= weekly ne wspaper printed and published At
WOrthinRten In said County.
Dated ut WOrthingtOn, MIMI, the Twenty
sixth day OF November. A. D. lxs8.
BY the Court.
r [ScalI G. w. W. Dow,
lA3t. Judge Of Probate.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. l..

County Of Mobiles.
The state OF Minnesots, 10 A. II Thorn de-
PENDANT.
You are hereby summoned TO be and appear
before the undS rSigned. ono OF tie Justices al
the Peace 1T and for said County. on tile 18th
Gay Of January. ls:,o. At 10 o'clock " tho FORE
noO:,. at my Office in the Village II WorthinE tOn
In said county. to answer 10 AEON FOrbes, in a
civil action. Should you fail t. appear at the
time aud place aforesaid. judgment will b.:
rendered against you upon the evidence ad.
duced by said Azom Forbes for such SUM Is he
shall show he Is entltleti tn.
Given uu.ler my hand this 18th day Of Dccem.
ber 1889.
lS,jt WILLIAM NJ. BEAR.
Justice of tho peSc0,
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Wall paper new designs at
E.. E. WARREN,s.

All persons are hereby notified to
purch.Ae no promiasory notes or me-
gotisb1e paper given by John Aftbaus
maker to sutherland Mclean payee.
for the same are without consideration
and void. JOHN ALTHAUs.
Wesson, H., Dec. S. 1880. II St.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
CLOSURE BY AUCTION.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

NOTICE OF SALE UNDER DECREE. FORE.
CLOSURE BY AUCTION.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. J..
County If N.bles.
District COur'. for Thirteenth judi al ID trl .
The Northwestern Mutual Life INSURANCE
Company, plaintiff,
James III. Fitzpatrick and Catherine Kilpat-
rick, his wife. Warren Fitzpatrick and atIe:
inn Fitzpatrick. his wife. Angus Ross ~ assig-
ice IN Insolvency Of salt jaime II. Kilpa: rick,
County Bank. de:endan :.
Notice III sale Under Decree.
Motto. Is hereby VI: en-, that IL pursuance Of a
Judgment aa.d decree I'll ihe COur, in This &C IL.
aia,Cd No, cmhcr 25ti,. 1889. AID duly entered
therein. shall expose for sale. aa the law iii
reefs ut tho front nor 1T the Court HGu~e in thu
village oi WOrthing:o on. III the County Of MOI o.,
Minne~ota, on the 2sti, day Of J1,luary, l. gu. II
II O'Clock =. m.. all, and singular tht,~e cer:a:,.
pieces OF parcels Of land situated and hfing in
tie County III Mobiles and State of Minnesota.
described as follows. Vi:
The south half (!s) Of the southeast quarter
(A) Of section number Fifteen (l5). and the east
half (i1) III section number lwcnty-Tw, (22),
all In township number One Hundred and NV"
TOY. north IT Rai.Re number FOrty-rhree (a3)
west Of the Fifth principal mei idan. according
to the Government survey thereof. with tn
teneMents. Entertainments and "ppurionauces.
Dated, December 10Th. lisa.
|, t;ILBkkT ANDERSON.
Sheriff Of Mobiles Co.. MINI.
A. G. OrIs Atty. tor Plaintiff st. Paul. MINI
First Pub Dec. II. 1879.
La>a Pub. Jan Is, 1891.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE or MINNESOTA, l..
County Of Mobiles, Nov. ruth 1859. co
Special Term.


In the matter Of the Guardianship OF Beuja.
min Larson an insane pers,n (how Ia the hos p1tAl
insane 1t saint Peter, Minnesota Erisk l..
Peterson Of the Town Of Bigelow In the County
III Mobiles having been appointed Qua rdian VI
Benjamin Larson Of the Town OF higeIOw in
said County, and having made aud nleu In said
Probate Conrt schedule Of all the property b.
longing to the estate OF said Benjamin Larson.
It il ordered, That The time aud place. when
and where the Probate Judge Of sai'i County
Wall hear, examine and allow claims against the
estate of said Benjamin Larson which have
vested 1T and prior to the appointment Of said
Guardian be the TwentytUur (2alh) day Vi
December, 1883, nt eleven O'Clock in the fOre
noon. at the Probate ONCE IN the Court House
in worthinEton In SAID County, and that six
months from the date hereof be allowed to
creditors to present their claims against said
estate. 1T the expiration of which time every
person having clxi,nS not presented To said
Court. shall be forever barred from recovering
said demand. or for setting on tho same in any
actiNn whatever.
Ii Is further orLersd, That copy of this order
be published for three successive we' k prior
to said day Ut hearing in the @Orthiugton
ADVANCE. = weekly newspa Or printed and
published at Worthington III Aaid County.
Dated at WorthinElon the 18th day Of No.
vember. 1850. By the Court
(Scal C.. w. w, dow,
1885,. Judge Of Probate.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

If you vflta good Buggy, Gutter
Machine or Hand Stitch~d Harness
for little money, call on
"a, 1886 l.. &. OLIVER.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
SINNERS ARE COMING TO CHRIST.

SINNERS ARE COMING TO CHRIST.
EDITOR ADvANCE:-AllOW ne to in.
form yonr readers that the Lord is
blessing us wonderfully. We began q
series of meetings Dec. 10 ut II 80 A. N !.
We started out; I'm the name of the
Lord. who made Heaven and Earth"
and he has blessed our weak efforts.
We are latnring here. in and near the
city entirely in the German language.
At the time this writing, Dec. IA, eight
souls prOfesaed to have been happily
converted tn God. Others are still
seeking; and more axe coming, yea i
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

HORSES ANDCATTLESURG cry.
Peter Smerling will attend to horse
surgery and the dehoruing at cattle.
His postoffice ID Worthington, MINI.
He dehorns cattle for ten cents per
head, and when there are over three
DOZEN will Charge one dollar per
dozen. l6. 2In
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

I have the exclusive sale of the
Broadiead dress goods in WorthinR-
ton. Others that are being adver-
tisedare limitations.
H. f. TORRANCE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
SUMMONS.
STATE or MINNESOTA.
TSrv,NS~~ ~ N~Hs "a

COUNTY OF NODlES, -.
Diserict Court. Thirteenth Judicial Diatrict
John l.. Mitchell. Executor Of the Estate Of
Alexander Mitchell. deceased, against n. e.
Frede, ikren,
The state Of Minnesota to the above named
defendant:
You n c. Frederiksen. are hereby summoned;
and required to answer the Complaint in this
said Court. and to serve a copy 81 your Answer
to the sAid Complains on the subscriber ut his
Office In the village Of winncbago City. in the
County Of Farihanlt. and state OF Minnesota.
within twenty days after the service Of this sum.
mons u,n.n YOU exclusive IT the day Of such ser
vice and II you fail to answering s.fd Complaint
within the time aforesaid. the Plaintiff in this
n,anded y said complaint.
Datet WinnebaEo City, MINI. Nov. 4th. A, D.
1859.
ANDREW C. DUNN,
P1Aintid'o Attorney. WinnebagO CITY. MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
Great Bargains in Lands !!
The Minnesota Loan e Investn

The MINNESOTA Loan e Investment Co.,
Owns and controls number thousand Land
all over Mobiles county and the cunes adjoining No matter
WAT HID a@1z@ OF FASH YoU WAIT,
From 40 up acres IMPROVED or UNIMPROvED
they can accommodate you. If you want
LONG A
and annual payments principal they will be satisfied
steadily advancing in value and the time to but before
ces go higher. >~*# 49,. ~@:.'*
Can trade you village property for farm land sell you
Town Lot. Call at Bank of Worthington *:". ~:
~..: 49,. JP M0ULT0N, Agent
Worhington Mobiles county, Minnesota ~:."~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19
WHY COUGH,
WHENa few doses Of Ayers Cherry
W Pectoral will relieve you7 Thy it.
Keep It in the house. You are liable to


have . cough 1t any
time, and no other
REMEDY il 20 effective
as this world
renowned prepafa-
ton. No household,
with young children,
should be without it.
Scores OF lives are
saved every year by
its timely use. !!
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

:. Z. F. ol.epard has the laTeese stock
Of harness in southwestern Ninneso-
Ia, both single and double, light and
heavy. All made in Worthinaton
See his stock and get his prices before
You purchase. -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

Weather dull. Everyone preparing
for Christmas, xl,d news SCARCE, con-
seQuentiy We occupy but little space
this week, for which, no doubt. THE
ADVANCE Is thhnkful. .r4 ,-:s.s =. =
Minor arrival Of. girl, of average
weight. ut Charles FTeeti's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Maxwell, Of, d.
wald were visiting friends in town this
week. j. ,Iz., i 80. s..>ly>.&. ~
A wedding may be looked for shout
the holidays or soon after wit hin The
prec!cnts Of our town. =. v.;5
We will take time BY tho forrlock and
wish the ADVANCE and all hands I
merry Christmas ard happy and
prosperous New Year. r,.s,
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Amanda B. Jsnuer, NORTHAMPTON!
Mass, writes: !" Common gratitude Am.
polls me to acknowledge the Rreat bono-
nts have derived for my children from
the use OF Ayers most excellent Cherfx
Z Pectoral. had lost two dear children
from Group and c0naumf eiou, and $50:
the greatest fear Of losing my only r.
matning daughter and son, q they v6re
delicate. Happily, find that By diving
them Ayers Cherry Poctoral, on the firsf,
symptoms Of throat Or lung trouble, t1iey
are relieved from danger, and arc H.
coming robust, healthy children"
I'm the winter Of -1Sa5 I took bad
cold which, in spite Of every known,
remedy, grew worse, 20 that the family
physician considered me incurabIe, mn.
posing me to be in consumption. Al
Last resort I tried Ayers Cherry Peofo.
ral, and, In q short time, the cure vaa
complete. Since then have never heen
without this medicine. am ftftv VEN
Of age, weigh over $50 pounds, and a.
tribute my good health to the MA IF
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. "-G.w.Youker,
Last winter I contracted q saxaea
cold. which BY repeated exposure, be-
came quite obstinate. I was much
troubled with hoersonee0 and bronchial
irritation. After trying various medi-
ctnes, without relief, I 6 last purchaao1
2 bottle ct Ayers Cherry Pecforal. On
taking this medicine, my cough cea6esl
almost immediately, and have ham
we'll ever since. Thoe. B. RusaeIi.
Secretary Holston Conlecenoe ma p.
Of the Gresnville District, n. :. G..
Jonesb0ro, Tenn.
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To the Proprietor Of Salvation OIL -
Thou hast built II living mon utneht,
A cure for hurts with little money
spent, ...r J. :.
Salvation Oil, the greatest liniment.
No one now thinks of u domestic or
foreign trip, without Il supplyof DR..
Bull > Cough Syrup. rs cents:
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T.xxador il working wonders, especi.
ally in casses Of dyspepsia, head ache
and affections Of the towels, stomach
and liver. 1t cures vt once,
The best friend to all mothers 10 DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup, which relieves the
suffering Of children, caused by fret
fulness or iMternxl pain.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-12-19

i When in need OF boots. shoes, har-
ness, robes trunks and vallses, call ON
q. r. Shepard, by doing % you will
save money. Remember he has made
liberal reductions from former prioea.
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THURSDAY, December 10. 1859.
ARRIVAL AND DFPARTUREor TRAINS.
Qk@I7 60 x CITY 1 ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
no. PASSENGER.
Qoing West
Leave St. PAM IT TAO m.
Leave WorthinRton At 2:ss M
Arrive ut Sioux City at $50 . H.
GOING WEST NO. PASSENGER.
:::;:: + $ $;s IL: :, r.
GOING rA.r-xo. PASSENGER. 5"
Leave Sioux CITY at 1895 m.
loavs worthinet0n st 2:ns m.
GOING BAsr-No. 4 PAssxHa1R.
Lsavo sioux City Ut s:2o m.
Arrive At WorthinEton At ll:A m.
Arrive 1t 81. Paul ut 7:03 m.
>(1otDg Fast
Leaves wsrthington at 1:so p m.
LsAves Worthin: ,on 1t $40 IN
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING tAsT-PAssENGEN no. 20.
Arrives al Wor,Sinston ut li:a m.
,Golxe wEsr-pAs*sxoBR 10. 10.
Leaves WOrthingtOn at $3.50 m.
Arrive ut Sioux Falls 6:25 p. m.
GOING EAsr-PAssENGER NO. 20.
Arrive At Warrington (ex, Monday 1880 a. m.
Jasve Sioux Falls lex. Sunday 9:oop. m
ooIvO XEST-PAssENGER NO 81.
Arrive At Sioux Falls tex. Monday ESQ =. m.
Leave WorthingtOn 800 =. IN.
ACCOMMODATION. ..
N..t--Leave' Worthinpton loop. NJ.
EAst-Arrive at WOrthingtOn 2:25 p. N.
o%xl!EA@RRl|y! |4! !! I[lnE&<.
CENTRAL Nv IMES:
Going NORTH
Mail arrives 1T 500 m.
';oil.E Suuth-
0SllleaV.Ya ut 9:26 m.
GRANT MORRISON,
lAgent.
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The Finest Line OF Dress Goods and
Fancy Goods, such Is SILK Handker-
chiefs, Scarfs, Numbers, Neubiss, and
a large quantity Of articles that would
make nice Christmas Presents. Very
Cheap. Ia. II. e. TORRANCE.
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:-" y. 1. MOULl
Worthington, Mobiles county, Minnesota.
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Letters in England and. Scotland"
The lecture was elegant and scholarly
in diction, and was handsomely de-
livered. It abounded in fine descrip.
tions Of the different places visited.
The audience was told many pleasant
things about the places where Words
worth, Shelley, Coleridge. Southey,
Carlisle, Burns, Scott and Shakespeare
lived and did the literary work which
immortalized the names and their
dwelling places. Some of the heavy
weights in the audience found the
school dt sks and seats too limited for
their capacity. The chapel is a pleas.
ant one, however, and We appreciate
the efforts Of Prof. Hobbs to
provide good literary entertainments,
aud 10 secure an ample schools. The
interest OF the occasion was enhanced
by u we'll executed solo by Mrs, Crigler.
with instrumental accompaniment by
Mrs, F. Lewis, and y rendition Of the
letter scene in Macbeth by Miss Carrie
A. McCune.
Largest and Finest Stock of Jewel
ry and Silverware at F. H. DAYS,
that has ever been brought to the city.
The lateft designes in figured silks
add plusll-stamped linens and dainty
doylies, with which to make, or order
made, those acceptable gifts for your
friends at MRS. PAISLEY s. /
No remedy for blood disorders can
equal Ayers. Sarsaparilla. Though
concentra, I'd and powerful this medi-
cine is perfectly safe, and may lie
taken by children as we'll as adults.
Physicians recommend it. in prefer
ence to any other. Price 81. Worth
S. q bottle,