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a Big Building Burned.

~ CH1IIcAGo. March 9.-The 6-story build
da tlg Nos. lo5 and 197 Michigan street. was
IiesVroyed iosl by fire this morning, causing a
oaD ,oos OF Sl25, 900. Among the principal firms
TpCcupying the building were the Chicago
r asLe Company. the American Fruit Com
1py pany the CASTILLO Company, chocolate
IN imndhligltacturers, hil and George O'Berne, dealer
u hides and wool.
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Orange Growars Meet.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 9.-The
orange growers met to-day to effect state
organization. About thirty were present.
40 permanent organization was effected.
~ was decided to amend the constitution
au9pted by the temporary organization in
order to permit the counties to each elect a
director in the state organization. Other
small changes Of no Importance were made.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
Utah In Politics

SALT LAKE, UTAH. March 9.-Ths mu-
nicipal election in Logan. Utah. has re-
suited in a republican victory by a major.
lIty OF a. Logan is the home of Apostle
thatcher, a man Of great personal Influence
IN ctah and strong democrat. That di-
vision on party lines as between the two
great national parties has come to STAY in
Utah is, according to Mormon authority
now an undeniaole fact.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
Receiver Plant Takes Charge.

ATLANTA. GA, March Or. H. Plant of
macon, appointed receiver of the Atlanta
ana Florida road by Judge Speer, took
CGnarge of the general offices here to>day.
Capt Garrett, whose appointment as re-
W SglVer was made and then revoked by Judge
I;ArSnall .;li J. Clarke, goes back to his old po-
atlon as superintendent.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
a Big Blaze atLondon.

LONDON, March 9.-The fire brigade has
SSlcceeded in extinguishing the fire that
VI .loke out at an early hour this morning in
Sl sle Latham timber yard in Curtain road
Stuoredttch, and which spread to several
..actory buildings adjoining. The damage
snounts to 100000.
The morning news., 1892-03-10

The Gulf Of Georgia is reported to be almost
choked with large schools Of herring. The
washington and British Columbia fishermen
are catching the fish by the ton, with no trouble
whatever and are making good money by
hacking them for shipment east. A very 70
markable ami beautiful sight, II is said, Is 70 be
seen az night from the deck OF steamboat.
The vessel seems 10 be h0atlng on herrings and
the flsh dart away from the bows IN thousands,
leaving phosphorescent WAGES lie the na5hing
Og countless rletcorH.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
Blaine 10 Rattar

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Secretary
Blaine was worse to-day instead of better.
as bis physician hoped he would be. To-
night there was some improvement. but he
is very sick man. Secretary Elkins went
to see him to-day but was not even ad.
mltted to his room. Private Secretary
Haltord had the same experience yester-
The morning news., 1892-03-10
FALIS CLOTHING co.

When you need Shirts re-
member that the County Down
Manufacturing Company make
them Unlaundered at 5Oc., 75c.
and 81; Laundered at S. and
S. SO.
We know that you can get
Shirts at these prices anywhere,
but nowhere else can you get
the values that you do in the
County Down Goods TV them
FALK CLOTHING co.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
AUCTION SAILS TO-DAY.
new And ELEGANT HOUSE,
HOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
C. H. DOrSett. AuCtiunear,

win sell at 90 Jones street. between Abercorn
and Drayton, on THURSDAY. 10th instant,
commencing at II A. N. tho contents Of a
residence but recently furnished with new
ard elegant furniture:
BEDROoMS-Very handsome OAK aud Walnut
Sets. with extra large mirror and in late
styles; fine Carpets and Rugs, Chamber
Sets, Window Shades, elegant Lounge,
Wardrobs, Mantel Ornaments and Pics-
ures.
BATH RooM-Gas Heater. washstand. Oh
Cloth, Rugs.
HALLS-Carpets, Stair Carpets. handsome
Oak Hall stand, Umbrella Stand. Hall
Chairs, Rockers, etc. Refrigerator. Baby
Carriage.
DINING RoOM-Window Shades. Massive Oak
Sideboard, Dining Room Chairs. Rockers.
Child's Chair, very fine Extension Tabs
in Oak, Carpets and Rugs, Mantsl orna-
ments. Pictures, Glassware, China, Silver
ware.
PARLOR-Upright Piano. a very desirable in
strument; Portiere and Pole. Easels and
Valuable Plaque Angora Rug Parlor
Set, Fancy Chairs, Clock, Mantel Orna-
nents.
MISUNDERSTANDING Range, No. 8; Tinwars,
etc
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MEDICAL.
Recorersd d-Snund

4tetuttFett - SDUnQ
health for every CON
sumptive who hasn't do
layed too long. ThETps
q positive cure with DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. Just as it
cures the worst Of the
many forms Of srrOfula,
so it cures, and just os
certainly, the scrofulous
affection Of the lungs
that's called Consump-
tion-through the blood.
But, even with this
The morning news., 1892-03-10

BrooKlyns. o 9 0 az
Tampas..... % 0 0 0 0 90
Umpires-Miller, Terry and Stein.
Catchers-Kurtz for Tampa and Kinslow for
Brooklyn.
Pitchers-Dooley for Tampa, Stein, Inks and
Terry for Brooklyn.
Considerable moaey changed hands on the
result Of the game.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
Phillips, piRestihle Cocoa.

grssa' 'Ho other cocoas and chocolates, Il Is not
us1, y, eAa' though containing all the nutri-
ps,s, :, 1ne riehest cocoa bean, It is so pre-
haEes at y y win not disturb digestion aud
uelciols table drink.-ad.
The morning news., 1892-03-10

To enjoy life stimulate digestion and regu-
late the bowels. Take Simmons Liver Hegu-
inlOr-Ad.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
LEGAL SALES.

LEO y l. SALES.
-r~~r~--~--~--~fN~~-~-~s-s--
UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
DY virtue of fieri faces 20 enforce a decree
ID fo- the payment Of money, issued out OF
the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern Division of the Southern district OF
Georgia at the suit OF WIN. B. BROWN VS.. THE
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA INLAND STEAM
BOAT COMPANY, owners Of the steamer St
Nicholas, will expose for sale at public aue-
tion and will sell to the best and highest bidder
for cash on Tuesday the 5TH DAY OF APRIL.
1892 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, In front OF
the United States Custom House ut Savannah,
Ga, tho
STEAMER ST NICHOLAS
As she now lies in the savannah river at Savan-
nah, Ga. w. ?. CORBETT
u. s. Mars
Dated at atsavannah, Ga. Feb 20. 1892 by
j. @. HEYWARD,
Deputy.
The morning news., 1892-03-10
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS. is Words or more, In
this column inserted for ONE CENT A WORD,
Cash in Advance, each Insertion.
Everybody who has any want to supply, any.
thing to buy or sell any business or accommo-
dations TO secure; indeed, any wish TO crafty,
should advertise In this column.
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M'ALLISTER'S ADVICE.
The SOCIAL ORACL Z THINKS BOYS
SHOULD GO INFO SOCIETY.

Interesting and Helpful euggestions
20 Proud Young Men Who Wish
to Establish Boudoira
The morning news., 1892-03-10
HOUSES AND STORES FOR REN r

TOR RENT, three new houses. Just fiufsbed.
4 on Duffy street, west OF West Broad street.
T. A FOLLIARD.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

oas cut tho A1sER7 LA co11seE bahns szep ut
M tho hight hand sdl6oe has not completed
dessn another wing To IL
one On The lett which, when eEeet Win npodng
To Noehwe 1he sshod W. opeps4 eepbef ia hst
eaehss have bean and high sade sorp
ned Moro than have here
ao.: q @ .na ss.e IN the ast'v' vast Il
aad a,e bit lssn aest.l Inst W.T.
q tho :ths i not togahy eapa ees young
women coneng de1oea It the mission
Oh this pressing need Ito Classical sndae Literary
Graduate Courses leading 70 The degrees Of A.
desrees place eestealam Institutions
!e Musical une1oesd n the Ws and for
institution has received One No moro
able terms to young seeking higher
Tuition board and washing including uznished
steam and lighted II only oaoo for the college
Those who take music lessons piano
additional 90 making the whole
that charged BY Eastern colleges for women.
For further information address:
4 4. osYo. %. D. o" B. ABBOTT. D! D., President
sum. 43ea.
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NOTICE.

We aEe :desirous Of accommodating
tt.e public IN sv+r1 Wy possible. Ipt
In, order 70 properly balance our y ae.
counts aud ret "ov books in shsps tor
the next day We nnd 1t necessary" 10
close our doors promptly 1t 4 p. d.
Beginning Feb. 18th therefore, on,
doors will be locked 1t that hour. We
trust our customers viii eco thersssos-
.b'e"ess Of the above and obliee 10 b,
trsnsaottng their business earlier In
the day. =.
BANK OF WoRTH1Saro1, =
::e-1t MOBILES CouNrY BArx.
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AUCTION 3ALH.

a. tho old Lewis farm on: tho lake
SnoTe, one mile and > half from: :,Vot-
th'nst''" village, on saturday, FEB. is.
R'Sa' Ut II O'Clock. .. a. Twin ufl.r
e"t sale *s:fol'ows: Three mares. 81 c,,e
ao's"' two year old mare colt;S:2 {ts ~
ling colts fr~sh cows, witt calves
oes'd~ them, s y~arline steers: 3 hof1k.
;l'h'atbes asAxoa. I two si5ssAtld sifii,;,.j
*~"sc": ! cart, and : filt 81 ii H.
u'schi.irrt and tools: ':;s - 'fs'T
~ 2ef- --''> OLof N Il I'M.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

In July, 1851. there were discovered
in tbs ancient city Of Th%bes. the
mummies Of Esypt's mightiesi Ph.sa-
ohs, among them that At Harnesses The
Great. There were also found seals,
coins, statuettrs, preserved food, and
few rolls 1T papyrus, some Of tho latter
being of great value, curiossly bound
together. and, Notwithstanding the
mould and miklew Of ages upon them
~ easily read ~ II written yesterday.
A queer little hook eatited. "A Nieht
with Rameses H." has been executed
% c'sverly, that the oxydised sesl. sue.
1esttou Ut mould, antique colosins,
and PARTIALLY decaytd aud raegsd edkl
papysus carry ut once 10 the MUD The
poepessioa Of . veritsblo rslje lrou ~
dawn Of ctvtlization. Mailed @ any
address on receipt Of ats. % stamps.
By J. T.. Asegs \; -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

The undersigned will herd tho follow
Ing season ut Summit Lake, the same
~ last year, will try to give all parties
satisfaction, who put out their cattle.
The ground is located III miles north
east of Worthington. Will receive
cattle ut BiReiow. Worthinglon and
Brewster, and return them in the fail
at the round price Of One Dollar ia. the
season. All correspondence received
and answered 1t Worthiheton.
24.Sl* wv r Drxo :.
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Estaf,'l||.i s'1]led
acts

- So .
That the RoYAL BAKING PowDzR IS the Oldest
and purest baking powder. and the greatest
in leavcning strength. Il.
r. That il IS free from every injurious substance
That It makes lighter, swcctcr, more nutritious
and healthful food than any other. *z.*
The Royal Baking Powder Company re6nes is
own cream Of tartar in its own mammoth re-
6nery, and thus insures its unvarying quality.
There . ssed i. he manufacture Of Royal Baking
Powder han q NJ The consumed
II he Unised States 6s Ill purposea This required 80
aed mus be chemically and chemically cream
eoud Be obtained he markets q this
necessiaeed the Building Of special
wosts, and he employment q special processes.
All other baking powders when analysed, show
traces Of lime and sulphuric acid. which arise
from the impurities Of the materials bought
in the market, which their manufacturers use.
This is why the Royal Baking Powder is the
!" only absolutely pure baking powder *made:~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

John Lawlrr. giving the false tame
OF job" Anderson. called vt tho houss
OF Mr.. : l. Forrsbere. In Bieelow, on
Taesd*y last, and asked g. b. k%pt
through The right. Astt;was not con-
venient Tor Mr.. F.'s family to enter
tain him. he was given Is CENTS 10 ob
tai" \ lodging elsewhere. Tit mise,s-
6le fellow became violently enr.e+d
aud began to make things lively. and
Mr.. +. opened the door and told him
10 leave. when the brutal tramp dealt
Mr. F.. sev~re.b blow on the forehead
Constable viii Gray brought I..v,e,
before Esq. Bear who sentenced him to
81 days i" tho county jill. All too
light punishment for the fellows who
tesrO,i1o families In ihis manner.
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ADVERTISED LETTER lin.

ADVERTISED LIE ETER I.iYE
There remains IN tho Wor,hiueton
P''et"i'ce. the following letters Witch
have not boon c.!le'' for, TOR tho mort b
ending Feb. 9Th, 1891: =:
q Campbell; +. r. >'.'' ..'*.5s
Mcmahon, h. E. 49, 10
sNswnao. Peter. :'@f
When calling fos letters from lhis
ltse, ~ advsrtiaed. and atvS dato OF
list. - FBANK Lxwrs, p, u.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

Mrs. FIG. Martin will be one OF the
delegates to the State meeting OF the
Womens Relief Corps ut Minneapolis
on Tuesday Of next week, aud sf,er
the convention will 60 70 It. Anne,
ILL.,, where Mr.. Martin 10 publishing
his paper. Mrs. Martin has been q
very activumrniuer OF tho Helief Corpe.
and highly respected worker Ia Ill
our social enterprises. Her
dep"rtur" 10 much regretted. W.
wish Mr.. and Mrs. Martin oil possible
success In their new location.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

Osr READERS viii not fail 10 ins1iee
the stttacttvs advertisement OF A,hert
La Oellsee. For youa1 ladies' dir
iag . liberal eduoasioa no more wot,hy
% better institution 90 s. 3o,s1.
;hsv. Y y gryor. D: D::;;'>thf etoqa3l !.
pulpit ueates. who preached he. 4. 6
tho msetines Ia tbs Presbytesiaa
church, 10 the Financial Agent. No
will promptly answer Ill inquiries d.
dressed TO- him, :. 'E e
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

PLAIN SEWING OF AEI KINDS
done reasonably by Mrs. I: ]. Limbert,
at residence Of E. K. smith. '>:,
Mr.. and Mrs: n. Il. Tone returned
home from Spirit Lake last Monday
evening where they visited friends.
Krause's Headache Capsule. are
more pleasant and con venient to tske
than powders. waters, e|ixirs, e,c. Sold
by Warren & Humiston. feb
A bald headed woman 10 unusual b.
fore she is 20, but gray hair 10 common
with them earlier Badness and cray
ness may be prevented by using Hall's
Hair Remover.
LosT:-Wednesd~y evening, Feb. s,
aft1r church: between ehx i'tt*tYter-
ian church aud the Swedish Mercan,-
Tile Store, \ new light gray shawl:
The finder please return to this Office
" to Miss Maud Chatter. 26-1l*
There will be meeting OF the No.
h'es County Agricultural 5&'ciety next
Saturday. Feb. Is, ut I p. ~. in the
village office over the Bank Of Worth.
tngtOn. All interested in tho success
OF the fair, are earnestly requested to
be present.
For the restoration of faded and
gray hair to its original color and
freshness. Aver. Hair Vigor remains
unrivaled. This is tho most popular
and valuable toilet preparation In the
world; all who use 1t are perfectly ut.
islied that it is the best.
We announced last week that Mrs.
Nathan Barnes had been called to Al
eons, Iowa, by the illness and expeeted
death Of her mother, Mrs.. Euntou But
te.s. Mrs.. Buffers died about tho
time OF her daughters arrival. Mr..
B~:nes came homo this week from her
sad errand.
For burns aud wounds va would
recommend Salvation Oil. All dealers
sell it 1t rs cents.
Many cases have come under our no.
tice where single bottle OF Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup relieved . sufferer from .
severe cough, which had been treated
for months by competent pbysicisne.
Is cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

4 v.s, pleasant ed coa.e.,.ni+
hores Of worship belonging 70 ;she
Congregational church vt Ellsworth.
In this c"uaty, WAS dedicated l.st sun:
d.y. Rev. w. Houston, pastor, Rev.
Fitch. fo''uer pastor, Rev. -E@p.
Cory, of Mankst0, aud Rev. h. Nc
c""e. OF worthinseon, we're in At
tendance. Rev. M. Cory pre~cAed \
very sb'e and appropriate d. dics.jos
sermon on sunday morains.&. The
church - out VI debt. but = colseetion
Ut about $40 wss taken TO build i bril-
tower. aud make needed improvement
~ the building: .rae,ohsrch meuber
ship IL not AEsve,. but 10 inside W Of
young business men and ,h-trf xsilixs.
aud besh's the occupation OF its1houss
with due prospec.s of Increase. R4v.
Mr.. Cory continues through this week
to hold gospel meetings. e" -
Tho 'Ch'c*so Lady Qusrtette' will
give musical entertainment 1t The
Masonic Hall, In worthi"eton, or
Tuesday evening, Feb. 2sd, lse7. This
'roups IL highly recommended By the
Chtcae" Journals and BY the press: Of
thu cities In which they have sung.
Mics Cope. = talented eloeutiouiss. is
one Of the company, aud her pxrt il
said to b . whole entertainmcus OF
Itself: The, following 10 tho attrxet,ve
program to BE- furnished:
Ftaao Solo -Po,oa.i,s .. =. e...o g,
Marie I1nuise Knott. g..
auastesse-1he Legends. ............. MeAfisss,
-. Lady Quartetso. 49,.
hea1idg-l4s Ii Tote. : ..,',., *xs1. Il;
Mary Belmont C6ps. w.
sdao-Ah: non srusse TIA soas~bula, .DS,lins
Pauline A. Stein. 5. 49,:
ousstetss- Dye Io Land .:::N.ey
Lady Qusstette: v.>:
Reading Reeol,cesloa. Of . concert, -.
Mary Belmont Cepe.
solo-onee Again. :. :sn,1iiI,,,.
Alice Merrill Raymond.
ouaftetes-Yeu Spotted Snakes. .. xerasrsn
Lxdy Quartsste. IT.
8oto-The Slumber Song ... -. .ni,ter,
Mario Louie Knott. .s -
o'..'...........:......:.. .Sejssted
Mary Belnont Cope. o."
bues-Cay Paris Dearest.
Pauline Stein. Alice Raymond.
ouartette-we Parted BY .As Rivtf SIDE. -
''''.'..'....'......... Ar. by Baldwin
Lady Qusrtette. -
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g.. !. DEAN

O0sn biz snvioes IN the owner, Of
1lDEDss. Cattle and swine, - . Veter-
idesy aareeoa. All kinds Of surgery
pfonpsly snd skillfuliy pesformsd .
la1l1 uvos, ~ sd1sess &. =. DEAN.
Veterinary Surgeon,
4i4-.l ~ ~WortltinIt0h, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11
" WILL NOT
" YOU TAKE
KRAU9E'o
ne0dacbe(;lnsnlel|
DOES
YOUR
FAD
ACHE:


l.swtoa 4 lledbers. will cell or reut
>y"ar farm. write you loan or insure
yos' p'opsFey. Write 10 II you want
60 ouyos e1chsnes. Ses our add: >
- ---->t---
{ rSy Tho Oshkuoh White: I.ime-,he
eeson1est li'ne in the market. We a..
sgses the Msqnokets Lime for sale.
-; ~ AZON FORBES.
Ersliah Spavtn l.intui..nt removes
~ Herd. S.Ift or Call.,us-d I.umps and
1sstss fro1 nurses. BLOND S,,ayins.
sisso1s t'e''nts. sweeney Ring ls.ns,
neaaA1. 3pzsins, Ill Swollen Thronts.
e'oAahs. eto. tave ~ BY ass 81 one
O"etls. warreeted ths most wonder
eal hl-mlsh Cnse ever knowa. S.,ld b,
q. 5mith. Drassise. worthiaxton.
Nam, layl
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

People who use arsenical 2repara-
tions tor their complexion. do 30 ut
the risk Of their lives. Ayers Sarsa-
partlls 10 guaranteed free from any in
furious drug. and is, therefore. the
safest ~ well rs tho most powerful
blood medicine IN the world. 1t makes
the skin clear.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

Mr.. II. C.. Shepard has fitted up a
pleasant office for himself on Front
Street, next to Tones barber shop.
He will carry on Threshins Machine
agency. Tho room is nicely prperrd
and painted, making 1t neat aid coy
place OF business. Mr. Fred Heron lid
the work.. :. 49,; -. -. ..
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FOR SALE.-8O acres, with 20 acres
fine grove OF tEses ,hsreen. East h.lf
II south3test quarter Of section ii, d.
valid township, i've miles from Worth.
ingeon. Apply 70 Alpi,eus NJ. smith,
room 7l6. Chamber Of Commerce, Chi
c~go. Or Daniel Shell, Worthingtou,
Minnesota. l0tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

c. W. Smith, Esq master of the
Masonic Lodge Ut worthinRton. hxs
been hOnored by the Grand Lodge of
Atnnesota with the appointment of
District D~puty Grand Master Of the
3ath district. The duties Of tho Office
viii b faithfully performed.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-02-11

Miss Georgixns Dean will speak on
''Atesionary work in Africa" At the
Boldly School in Dewald, on Sunday,
Fob. 18th, 1t $50 p. m. All arc In.
vited.
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IA. To- P,a..tiS . 1ssse ~ e'e.'':
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-16
Seal. ON the blaine Coast.

The salmon fishermen down the river
and bay are having the same trouble this
spring from the seals as usual. These
pests are multiplying, rather than de-
creasing, and are causing great losses to
the weirs. While the seals OF the Arctic
regions have the reputation of being slow,
stupid animals, hunters killing them
with clubs, those on the Maine coast are
the sharpest game to be found. They
will 60 in and ont of the salmon weirs,
either by force or strategy, and eat all
the fish they want. They are very hard
to get q shot at, and when hit sink to the
bottom, the carcass thus being lost to the
Bangor, Me-, Commercial. y.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-16
DON'T Be IN HASTE

To break OF an old and tried friend
ship.
Or contract new and doubtful alli-
ance.
Deliberation IL the great preventive Of
misery.
To make love to more than one woman
ct time.
To give up reputable business to dab
bic In politics.
To take part in the difference between
your neighbors.
To blame your children for following
your bad examples.
10 quarrel with your wife because she
criticises your faults.
To give up q safe but Flooding business
for bubble speculation.
To accept the Rcandalous stories you
hear concerning other people.
Or with your sweetheart because she
treats other gentlemen with courtesy.
Or with your husband because he
doesn't tell you everything he knows.
To 60 in debt because the shop keepers
have confided in your honesty.-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-07-16
Harinxin colleass.

Yale is in the position of Harvard .
year ago. The secret societies of the uni
versity are on trial before public opinion
on the very serious charge Of making in
genious and cruel forms of torture a part
OF the ceremonies of initiation. The
worst charge made against the " Dickey !"
Society at Cambridge was, perhaps, that
the neophyte was branded with burning
cigars. Most Of the other trials to which
he was subjected partook of the character
OF practical jokes, not always In the best
taste. The charge against the Yale So
oieties is the more serious because, un-
happily, the occasion for it was the death
OF young man, in consequence of an
accident resulting from the initiation
ceremonies.
Shocking as was the result, most peo-
pie will agree with the coroner who in
yestigated the case, and who decided that
the carelessness'wh:ch led to young Rus
tins death was not such as is known to
the law as criminal. Compelling a neo-
phyte to run blindfol6ed in a street may
not be commendab!e practice; yet it
certainly cannot be branded as brutal.
The init:etors are to be held responsible
for care!essness in case OF an accident to
the initiated under such conditions; but
there is total absence of intent to do
harm or 20 inculge in more than hoyish
fun. .E
At Yale, as at West Point, and at every
other institution where large numbers of
young men are congregated, there must
always be mere or less hazing; but year
by year IL seems to become less brutal in
character American
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A BUcKsHoT IN HIS BRAIN.

II Helped Him while there and Its Re-
movaI injured Him.
"Up in Northern Minnesota" says .
physician in the st. Louis Globe Demo
crat, "lives man who entered the service
in 1851. He was a very dull fellow, almost
fool. During one Of the sorties made
by the Confederates at Donelson he re-
eeived buckshot in the head. The sur
1eons could not find 1t and the wound
healed. He returned to duty one OF the
brightest men in his company, and In
time became second lieutenant. At the
close OF the war he returned homo, mar
ried superior woman, prospered in bust
ness and was elected sheriff Of his county.
Three years ago his head began to give
him great deal OF trouble. He came to
st. Paul, and ! located the buckshot and
removed 1t. He is now as healthy as ever,
but Ii the same stupid dolt that he was
before the fight at Fort Donelson."