The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-03-06
Winter weather hangs on.
Quite snumber on the alex list this

Winter weather hangs on.
Quite snumber on the alex list this
week. y @:sss @sss5 ~. ~ -,
Mr.. Dohlhime has bought : very nne
yearliOg colt. =:
Chris APPEL hasa bran newtop buggy;
now girls-l!l. ~
Sociables have been ''too numerous,
to mention" lately -
Mr.. and Mrs: james heve been quite
sick the past week owing to u relapse
from the grip; number of others are
also on the sick list from the same
cause. e -
Mrs. B.ltuff was taken quite sick
Sunday nsgnt aud tue Doctor sum.
A number, OF our boys are in w orth-
ington working in the ice this week.
3. B. Nichols of Murry Co. is visit
ing III town this week.
The roads are alNut as hard as the
times, and equally demoraliZing to one
d3inRuyart thom ON = pine board with.
out springs. .3.s. S. S.
The AboYa items wers -intsndedf for
last weeks ADVANCE but GOT snow
bound gu the way and failed to reach
the Editor in time. - -: Z =
The dog poisoner is on tho rampage
again and several dogs have passed In
their checks and the owners thereof
conclude that anyone who 10 mean
enough to poison his neighbore's dogs
without the least: cause or prOvocal ion
is \ moral monstrosity of the first wa
ter.
Mrs. Pratt is still quite low and
some fears are entertained of her con-
dition.
Minor arrival of a ten pound girl at
B, f. YOung's last week.
VIM. Ward We learn got severely in .
jnred last Fri1ay on the Day farm in
WOrthington tow: ship by being caught
some way in the gearing, the particu-
lars Of which We have not ut this writ
ing. -
Town election next Tuesday let's all
turn out and poll big vote. -
Mr. J. l.. Darby-writes: When The
Kickapoo Indian medicine company
came to this city on Feb. oath. l, like
many others, went to SEE their exhibi-
tlon and. was so impressed by what the
Indian Docter had to say in regard to
4 medicine called "Sagwa'' that l
bought a bottle of it ut the same time,
/ believed it was another humbug. Il
have, for years, suffered with Dyspep
sia. l believe Ihave taken nearly every
Patent Medicine l heard of, M side en-
ploying some of the best Physicians iu
this country, and l can honestly say.
that one single dose Of Sagwa, did me
more good than all the Medicine ever
took, suffered sometimes with Dys.
pel'sia uutil thought would go mad.
l had u rolling sens atiCn in he pit of
the stomach, sharp shooting pains
under my shoulder blades, had heart
burn ut times. SO bad Chat thought
would die with pain and sdisltss,
was hloated aud short uf breath ,1egers
thing ate gave me pain distress ami
misery, could taste food, u week
after I had eaten it, was weak,
languid and tired, III fact telt more
tired hen l got out of bed, in the
morning than when went to bed the
night before. have taken about one
bottle Ut Sagwa, ana from the very
first dose have had no return If the
Dyspepsia Can eat any thing l choose
and it does not distress ne. l am
thankful Tor going to the exhibition,
for if had not might have suffered
all my life. live in Wortl,iugton and
| Will with pleasure tel: any one who
will Call Oh me, What the great Sagwa
has done for my case, and 1 advise
every one who suffers with Dyspepsia
to buy Sag Wa for it is u positive cure.
1T IS BEST TO BE ON THE SAFE SIDE.
"FOr want # a nail the shoe was lost;
For want Oi y shoe, the horse was lost,
For want Of y horse, the man was lost
And all tor want ut a horse shoe nail"
II there is any business where the
imboi tance Of little things is almost
every day forced ON the attention, that
business is farming. Many u tarlnel
knows from Sad experience what it is
il to lose some, if not all of his crop,
not from bad weather, but from u ma
chine that looked we'll in q warehouse,
but failed to work il the field. The
best precautiOn against disaster in
harvest time is Deering Binder or
Mower. ):
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