The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-08-07
wsannr.sror. NM. Auousr ~.
To following vssses were rooeatly
Gboovsrod among the papers Of . to1r.
teeo-yDaS-old pupil Of the Worthington
seAools. We came BY tho manuscript
hoasssly, yet tho authoress 10 not re-
spousibls for It's appearance in type.
6ho has talent in this line, evidently,
which che will do we'll to cultivate.
OUR EXAMINATION.

In HyEiene we're examined first
lot Of silly questions
About cur arteries and veins.
,*, Or boaes and our dieestiooo.
Geography the next day came.
An abnut straits and oeeass;-
OF Temperate and toErid zoass
Ssoe q us Ind queer notions.
. Ose placed the Isle Of Seiciiy
Within she Arctic waters:
Aooshor slassaam E1Aispaa
nesiea1ssaea.9 Aa.g1
Next AsAe lise cur Gsanssar cams.
VIM 1ssslag. enaSaaDstsa,
OynssslS and analysis
1noagh % ess1s The nation.
Ana " W CT letter wrong
1has's 'ud' erom execution:
And moro comes "oh' II for . word
W sivs tho wrsng solutioa.
Ihen nextwe had Arithmetic,
Win heavy demonstrations.
AID problems long and problems shoft,
Just found to tsy our patience.
- III along the weary Days
We Piled our aching fingers,
Hall drowned In ink. with paper hid
But 0oet my memory fingers
On that glad hour when, writing done,
Coaes the naturalization
~ the new bell. and OF No 90
Tenjoy we'll earned vacation.
The Northneld News presents the
claims Of the State Agricultural Soci-
ety:
Tho papers Of Minnesota have IN
opportunity this year to do a great
amount Of good. 1t is a we'll known
fact that tho State Agricultural Soci.
oey 10 daeply In debt. and that the new
management will have to economic in
every direction In order to be relieved
Of financial Embarrassment. It 10 not
our purpose to oriticise the manage
ment In the past, but merely to sug-
gest ~ opportunity where q saving
may be made. Nearly all Of tho lead
ing agricultural papers o. the north
west, In order to stimulate tho Society
to greater effort. have made the man
aeemeut the liberal offer OF their COL
umns free Of expense for advertising
purposes. It seems to US that the
country papers of the State, al ways
liberal when fairly treated, will be
only too glad to join the city d.ilies in
booming tho nett State fair. Ut course
Il would hardly Ike fair for the country
,papera to advertise free of charge,
white the city papers were receiving
rates. The State fair will benefit the
city just as much if not more than the
c"untry, therefore the city dailies
ought to lie NJ anxious to advance its
interests 40 any one. Would II not lie
good thing for the press Of this State
% tender to the State Agricultural So
oiety their influence In the direction of
making the Coming meeting = grand
sucdessp. It would cost them very lit.
tie, and would he doing the State y
great service. THE News assures the
management of its hearty co-opors-
ton. and places at It's disposal such
space ~ Il may deem necessary for
this section of the State. Az . matter
OF State pride, We believe that every
patriotic citizen of Minnesota should
do oil he can to ensure the success of
the enterprises within the borders of
tho commonwealth. We believe that
. liberal encouragement from tho pa
peEs OF the State will give tho Society
new life and new hope and render IL
possible for the managers to extricate
themselves from the debt incurred
during the past few years."