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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08
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OBBS
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Or: Hobbs Pills For Sale in WORTHINGTON,
MINI, by RAY HUMISTON, Druggist.
Prof: 3. e. Harm gton, Graduate
Of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
and Hospital, will visit Worthington
Monday, July II, and Wednesday,
July IA. =.
He tests the EYES FREE
of CHARGE, and makes Glasses to
fit. Anybody troubled with POOR
VISION, PAIN in the EYES,
HEADACHE &c. had better con
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BUcklin's Arnica rSalyc.

The Best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Users, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay. required. 1t is guaranteep
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price Is cents per box.
Forsale py Ray Humiston Druggist
IS year.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08

AUSTIN, MINI, Aug. Il, 1894.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This
is to certify that have used HaZle's
Headache Capsules, with beneficial re-
suits, for headache and neuralgia. They
are perfectly harmless, containing no
opiates of any description, and would
cheerfully recommend them to any per
son suffering from either of the above
troubles. -. Yours, AZ
G. Fl. JOHNSON, M. D.
Surgeon C.M. &St.PRY.
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B. g. r. s. N. R'
Going South. Leaves IS. !. S. /. 4. 900 q. m.
Going North, Arrives . . II :5E p. M
An EEGLIsH cUN.

It 10 Made In Tubes or Equal Length
Telescoped One In the Other.
A new idea in big guns has just been
developed by an inventor Of OpenshaW,
England. His gun is called the Gled-
hill built-up gun, and takes its name
partly from its inventor and partly
from the manner of its construction.
The inventor is Manassah Gledhill.
He makes his gun by building up a. Sc
ries OF steel tubes, SO formed, fitted
together and united as to insure Kreat
strength and durability, while permit
ting the ready removal Of any section
without injury Of the other sections, q
formation valuable because It permits
the replacement Of an inner lining.
This part becomes worn by constant
use, SO as to affect the accuracy Of the
firing.
The most important feature of the
gun is the construction Of the steel
tubes, which are uniformly tapered
throughout their length. BY this means
the required dlminution in the external
diameter Of the gun, from the breech
to the muzZle, Is obtained without
shoulders or sudden changes Of thick
ness, which are thought prejudicial to
| q gums strength. The tapering tubes
are made so that they closely fit, one
over the other, beginning with the in
ner lining and ending with the outer
shell. e ~
Another advantage is the compare
| tive ease Of manufacture, The builder
can form the outside of one tube and
bore out the other at the same angle
from end to end, and the external di-
ameter of the one is so nearly the
same as the internal diameter of the
other that the outer tube can be placed
very nearly in its ultimate position up.
on the f0ner tube without pressure
while 9 slight hydraulic pressure forces
the tube to its exact position. In this
way one tube after another is added
and the gun built up Of four steel sec
lions.
At the breech the. tapering tubes are
secured by series of screw bolts
The breech plug Is usually cylindrical
but sometimes made taper, with con
tinuous screw threads to facilitate the
| opening and closing Of the breech.
The new gun Is so perfectly fitted
that not only ohn its various parts be
Withdrawn and replaced readily, but
tn case Of g. desire to remove the CUR
from one point to another the sections
can be easily separated, packed ant
transported York Herald
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08
Deaths.

DIED-Mrs. Sara Kristina Gustafson,
Tuesday, June %, 1897. ~
Mrs. Gustafson was born in the
province Of Smoland, Sweden. May
Il, 1919, and was married, toqa Peter
Gustafson. 60 years ago. They
came to America in 1854, and since
1882 she has made her home in
Worthington. She was the mother
Of six children, all of whom have
died: Sixteen grandchildren SIR
vive her.
The funeral was held 7 thursday
July LIST, Rev: Anderson, of zsher:
burne, officiating. 49,
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Filling a Hay Now.

i
On small farms where the horse fork
is not used much hard labor may be
saved by building up one-half OF the
hay NOW at a time. For instance.
with the first hay drawn, fill either the
right or left end of the bay up as far
as the big beam, then rake down the
side, apd while this part Is settling fill
the other half. The two parts being
filled at different times will not settle
alike, and Of course will not unite, so
there will be no use for hay knife in
winter. An important benefit Of this
plan is derived by lessening the hard
labor while unloading. One-half Of the
NOW being lower than the other, the
top Of the load may be thrown on to
the highest part, and the balance be-
low, which saves pitching from the
rack over the big beam. After trying
this mode OF moving hay it will not be
abandoned.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08
Market Report. >.
Prices Corrected Every Wednesday
-mOrnfng.-
Attention.!

Select hay lands for rent as follows:
81 sw4 and WI sell 19-102-38.
sell 15.102-39.
sci 13-102-39.
sci 26.103.39.
81 21-103s39.
Apply to Walter Aagaard, office
Worthington Livery Barn. 1872
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08

Near WorthingtOn.
Three farms of 100 acres each for
sale on the crop payment plan. Two
| of them have over 100 acres in timO-
thy. Enquire of Geo. D. Dayton.45-3
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-08

Will last family of five three to six mon tbs.
writ en- guarantee with every chest. SAWS
TINE. TROUBLE, SUFFERING AND EX-
PENSE. -.
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Your home Incomplete without
GILK'S
Family Medicine Chest

AlWass ready for use.
A doctor in case of emergency. A drug store
at home. just when you want it the most: All
drugs guaranteed absolutely pure and to ac-
cOmpish all that is claimed for them. ,zsa
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AUCTION!

J. N. HOLBROOK Cries more sales
and obtains the best prices on
goods sold at Auction. If you
want to sell your goods at Auc-
ton, Address j. N. HoLBRooK,
Worthington, MINI.
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Contents.
A sure cure for headache, Earache. Cramps,
Indigestion, Toothache, Neuralgia. Collie, Con-
stipation. An Instantaneous relief for Coughs,
Colds, Sore Throat, and Group In children. "A
positive cure for Corns and BuniOns. An In
valuable remedy for Sprains. Cuts, Burns and
Scalds, Diarrhna Cure. Package of Court
Plaster. Also valuable formulas for the treat
ment Of the Blood, Rheumatism. the Kidneys,
and all Female Complaints.
These formulas have been seured from DR.. D.
A. Lewis, a Well-knOWn. reputable New York
physician; from them you can prepare your
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

mcnt behind her chair and softly
stroked the silver braids and re-
counted the days trials and it's
pleasures.
81 shall be a.man soon, and take
care Of you, Aunt Meredith" was
his goodnight.
Aunt Meredith nodded and
smiled, and went to open the door
for Robert, pausing as she passed
my lounge to draw the covers moro
closely abent my shoulders whileI
lao i---.a II asleep.
Hhenf5f aalf ap four sne ana
Robert set there before the FIRE,
while Robert told her everything.
First, he had thought he might
take still another set Of books to
keep. by staying an hour later
every night be could accomplish it.
But Aunt Meredith said "No,
dear 1t is not right to stay out
so very late;" and the books were
given up.
Then tho clock struck half-past
ten. Robert rose and lighted Aunt
heredith's candle; and again the
halo seemed to form around the
silver braids, and showed me the
smile upon her pale face as Robert
bent his head to kiss her faded
check.
Now she is gone, and it is Robert
who bends over my pillow aud
whispers, Poor Clarence - as he
draws the covers ever so lightly oy.
er my chest
And now, he too, is asleep; but
his bed is so near that can touch
him if choose A little silver
calI.bcll is in reach on the Other
side
"Yon may want water, dear, "
Aunt Meredith said, when she put
tho bell there; as il | did not know
what ID is Amt Meredith's fears.
II is tho black banner Oh the door.
knob.
Bat / am not thinking Of that
to.aght am. thinking 81 Aunt
Meredith and thinking Of her life,
so full OF promise and so barren of
fulaImcnts. and Of my life so de-
void OF promise, and yet so full Of
peace
am thinking, too, Of the lives
Of the children asleep in their beds;
Of the young man about to enter
the world-purc Of heart and strong
Of purpose; Of the graves Of the
two men who blessed Aunt Mere
dith with their last breath; OF the
dying pillows made easy by her
promise; Of the little child who on
" left the shelter Of her arms to
slip away to Gods.
When ! remember these, bless
Amt Mcredith's mistake. q. FoutRs
Companion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

THE DEMAGoGUE's BILL OF
FAHE.--A certain candidate for a
city office--so the story goes-made
it a rule that callers should be adj
mitted to see him at any moment,
even if he were at the table. This
rule, it is needless to say, applied
only before election.
The candidate was fond Of the
pleasures Of the table, and was
aware that this was not counted to
his disadvantage among certain
..classyof bis sapporterg Therefara
meal Of canvas buck duck and
champagne, and his maid servant
announced that deputation Of
men from the ward was waiting in
the hall TO see him, he did not
order these articles removed until
he had found out who the men
were.
They look like workin'men, sir,
said the maid.
Then, quick, Bridget Take Off
the duck and the wine, and bring
me some cold chicken and a cup of
coffee.
The servant did as she was bid.
She had gone out Of the room after
executing the order, and the poll
tician was devoting himself in
somewhat gingerly way to the cold
chicken, when the girl came rush
ing in again.
I've just found out. sir, she
said, that thcys a litigation Of
poor, half starved, shtrikin' tailors
from the sweat.shops
The politician gave long whistle.
All, then, II that's the case, Bird
get, take of the chicken and the
coffee, and just hand me q cold po-
tato and a glass Of water, and show
them in.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

lS THE SICK Room. TO produce
sleep drink u half pint Of hot water
or hot milk. This is a remedy
simple enough, but is nearly al
ways successful.
For those who do not like the
flavor Of milk the additions Of Il
little sugar and a wineglass Of
brandy will render the nutritious
draught palatable.
Raw oysters are recommended
for oil cases Of impaired digestion.
They are strengthening to the ner-
yous organs, and their natural
liquor is valuable tonic.
In order to prevent a mustard
plaster from blistering mix the
mustard with the white of an egg,
spread it on IA piece OF cheesecloth
and lay over it a piece of flannel, in
order to keep the air from reaching
it.
Complete darkness conduces forest
and dark green or darkblue cur
tains or shades placed over the win
dows prevent the morning light
from falling upon the eyes. A
glare of light upon the face is not
only bad for the sight, but fro
quently impairs the vision.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

A Convoy S LETTER. "A West.
ern doctor had under his care in
the hospital cowboy from one Of
the ranges Of northern Montana,
who, whom he became conyalescent,
one day walked into the doctors
house to thank him for his services
aud to say good by. AZ he was
about to leave the office the COW
boy remarked
Doctor, understand that you
are soon to set off on trip to the
other side Of the water, aud that
before you return you intend to
visit Scotland. II such is the case,
should like to give you letter to
some friends Of mine"
The doctor replied that he did
intend 10 visit Scotland, and that
he should be pleased to take charge
Of the letter
lhereupon the cowboy sat down,
wrote brief letter, sealed it up,
and addressed the envelope to--let
us say--the Duke Of Craige' at a
castle in Scotland When he hand
cd it to the doctor, that gentleman
looked at the address rather dubi-
ously and then said, in a voice that
was possibly little cold
lis this gentleman an acquaint-
auce Of yours 2"
Well, yes, replied the ranch
rider. II thiuk it quite probable
that he will remember me, He is my
father, and / shall be glad to have
YOU call on him and tell him I'm
! getting along all right.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

,g@ Robinson had to severely re-
prlmaud his little girl The other
day for some act Of naughtincss.
The child few into Il temper, and
started bowling, and kept it up for
ten minutes. suddenly she stop
ped abruptly.
Well, said Robinson, thankfully,
YOU We finished at last
No, said the little one, fcrocious-
ly; I'm just resting bit, so that |
can cry more.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

~ wish these newspapers
would be little more explicit in
their publication of the news. said
Mr.. Chunk, looking up from his
paper. Here it says that old Tot.
terly, who has been under the care
Of three physicians for a fortnight,
is now out Of danger.
Why, surely that is Plnn enough,
replied Mrs. Chunk.
Is it? How is the uninitiated
reader to know whether the invalid
is on the high road to recovery, or
dead and out Of reach Of the doc.
tors
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

During che winter of 1898, +. NJ Mar
tin, of Long Reach, Wes1 Va, contracted
q severe cold which left him with a
cough In speaking Of how he cured it
he says Il used several kinds Of cough
syrup but found no relief until bought
a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy which relieved me almost instantly
and in a short time brought about com
plete cure" When troubled with a
cough or cold use this remedy and you
viii not find it necessary to try several
kinds before you get relief. II has been
III the market for over twenty years and
constantly grown in favor and populari-
tn. For sale at % and 80 cents per bot
tic by. VIM F. Greenwell q Son, Leon
ardtown; Joseph $. Matthews, Valley
Ice,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15

journalism is the hardest life
young man can lead, and always
staring him in the face is the
knowledge that the prizes are few.
TO be the editor Of metropolitan
daily is an achievement compared
with which going to the United
States Senate or being Governor Of
a State is child's play.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-04-15
Washington City and
Potomac Railroad Company

Tin. 4ssl,-,p ,,,onaay, $50 n, oaos.r 8 1896
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-15

Agotadas las municiones de boca
y guerra. vieronse precisados rem
dirse el Comandante Militar. Of
ciales y IS supervivientes de tropa,
rindiendose tamb:en el fuerte.
Las condolences fueron conservar
armas caballos, siendo acompana-
dos por fuerzas rebeldes hasta cerca
de Poerto Principe.
En- ell fuerte de Las Tunas exls-
t1an dos canones; uno revent6 los
primeros disparos Ell otro agot6
sus proyectiles disparando so gra-
nadas. Este canon fue inu.ilizado
antes de Ia rendici6n.
Los enfermos y heridos de los
nuestros, fueron transportados hasta
ell hospital mas pr6ximo.
Los rebeldes ahorcaron algunos
comerciantes, macheteando barbara :
mente a varios voluntarios y asesi-
naron q un Official de Administra-
ci6n militar.
Ell enemigo confesa que tnvo mas
de 100 muertos.
Los prisioneros devueltos dicen
que pesar de la toma de Victoria
de las Tunas, los rebeldes Sc mues-
tran desalentados = muy preocupa-
dos por los muchos heridos que tn
vieron.
Anaden que los rebeldes encendie-
ron grandes hogueras en- las cuales
quemsron sus cadAveres.
Han sido devueltos por Ell enemigo
un Comandante, 3 ofciales y 70 SOL
dados.
Sc ha ordenado la correspondent
te sumaria para depurar 81 la guarnI
ci6n cumpli6 con su deber.
Cuatro ofcia,es y 8 soldados han
llegado Cauto ell Embarcadero.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-15

teric'6n que les deprime y les
abruma ?
Todo puede ser.
Este es el premio que reciben
por sus se1vicios, pues la medida
de Egozcue sirve a los demas, va
que reconoce una causa comnn q
todos.
Si son imparciales, Sc conven-
ceran, de esta hecha, que su con-
dici6n de puertorriquenos, polfti-
camente hablando, es considera-
da como un NAL por cierto CRU
po de incondicionales, orgullosos
con su procedencia peninsular, y
animados por el espfritu de con
quista de los antiques domi aado-
res.
Ese grupo es precise bafrerlo.
Y para barrerlo es necesario
destruir ell incondicionalismo,
arrancarlo de raiz aventando des-
pu6s sus cenizas para que no que
de ning1n germen.
Lo que es malo, 10 que es fa-
tai. debe morir.
Ell partido Unconditional, como
el Condo Ugolino, devora a sus
propios hijos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-15
DE Paris
a Ponce

Mr.. Felix Faure estA en- Russia,
viviendo en- ell paIacio de Peterhof,
de cuya suntosidad dara idea sssa
description
I" Sus pisos estan suntuosamente
amue blados, Los unos SO destinan
q salones de .1ece pci6n, los otros q
gabinetes de ira bsjo. saIones de des
canso, etc. LA emperatrlz de A.e-
mania ocup6 recientemenle los prl-
meros plsos. y Ell emperador los otros.
La caracteris tica de eetas hab. ta-
clones es la profuslon con que Sc
han prodlgado los ploductos de Sc
vres. La coleec:on do btbelOts de
Stvres hs sido repair tide con tai arte
qne M, Fe. Faure, donde qnlera
que mira, We Las ma, txlmlas oDras
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-15
SIN CoMENT.A!ARI0 !!
Escrito 10 que antecede. leemos 10

Escrito 10 que antecede. leemos lc
que sigue en- La Correspondencia f.:
"Parece que Sc han roto de una
manera defnitiva las negociaciones
que desde el d1a II del corriente, We
n1anse llevando efecto entire los Sc
notes Bosch, Suarez-don Gumersin
do,-Santisteba ban. Balbas, Gonzalez
Belt.An Lopez Landron.
Todas las tentativas conciliadoras
hechas por estos tres l1ltimos senores,
seg1n Sc dice, han fracasado, pues
parece que, no conformes los partI-
darios del senor Viliar, con ofreci
miento hecho por el senor Egozcue
de renunciar todo cargo pol1tico, en-
la direction de su partido, Sc ha In
tentado algo que los amigos de este
estimaron como una imposition in
acceptable, que reehazaria ell pals y en-
tai virtud han recabado los que inter-
vlnieron en- este asunto su hbestad
de acci6u.
Los muchos amigos que eI sef1or
Egozeue tiene, dicen que este ofre is
repetidas veces su jefe ei senior Vi
liar todos los puestos que en- la vida
pdblida del pals ocupas y por cierto
a guna veg en- presencia dc elevadas
pessonslidades, aiadiendo que 10 que
ensonces era IN acto expontaneo, Sc
tradueiria hoy por una imposiei6n
lrritante.
Dcspues de este es indudable que
Sc avecinan grandes acontecimientos
en- el partido UNCONDITIONAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-15
A DlESTRO 7 SlNIESTRO

Los procedimientos agresivos es,
tan la orden del ola.
En- San Juan, los senores Conde
Y Observation-Disclosures ellos-se
zurraron de 10 Iindo, escoglendo &C
mo campo neutral las otlclnas de La
Coyyespondencla.
SSeran estos los preliminares dc
la Junta Magna9
En- este case va presumimos lo
que ha de ocurrir ell oia "A.
Comenzara don UIplano ValG6.
por REAR un Padre nue. tro, adap-
tandolo a las doctrinas del incondl-
cionalis mo, en- esta forma:
Padre nuestro que estas en- el
Poder, santlhcado sea el turron, ven
ganos el reino del presupnesto y haga
Sc nuestra voluntad asl en- la Fortale
"a como en- Cangrt jos. Ell nancy
nuestro de cada d1a danosle hoy, y
perdonanos nuestros chanchulios y
nuestras deudas, aunque nosotros no
perdonemos a nuestlos acreedores.
Despues de este Sc pondran sobre
81 tapete las cartas de don Ale jandro,
que hoy por hoy es ell que taua, y a
1uten slrve de crGMpscr Vllamn,
,ual esta corriendo muy mai albur,
oor haber querido levantar el gallo,
sntes de tempo. a sus correljgsona
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-15
EC0S DE EsPANA

El Ifenspo, de Madrid, da por Sc
gunda vez la voz de alarma al q
bierno para que file su tencion en-
los trabajos de los carlis,as. que, Sc
gun Sc dice, revelan un empleo casi
Immediate de las fuerzas va organiza-
d.s para echarse sl campo.
Segua rehere Ell citado colega, Sc
ha pasado revista a siete batallones,
un.formados y equipados, pero sin
armas, y sin que los alcaldes de los
pueblos situados en- la region que ha
sido teatro dc este ensayo Sc hayan
creido en- Ell case de advertir al Go
blerno. Tambien alma que IN un
pueblo proximo Madrid Sc han We
rihcado examenes para ofciales,y que
la epoca del levantamiento sera ei
mes ue Octubre.
Los seflores ministro subsecreta-
rio de la Gobernacion han organiza-
do, con excelente acuerdo. y por clio
merecsn placemes, IN servicio de po-
iie1a en- varias provincias, con el en-
cargo especial de vigilar constante
e~A~AeOS q s000o V ~ Ai0S R0AS0Ao1 49,
infundan sospechas de pertenecer al
anarquismo.
Dicen los peri6dicos dc Barcelona
que entire los soldados gu. trajo u ii
mamente el San Ignacio de Filipinas,
han venido doce soldados qnienes
Sc ha dado orden de embarcar dc
nuevo para Manila, por haberse ad-
vertido que por error burocratico sc
les envi6 la Peninsula.
Pocos dlas hace, por los mismos
motives. tuv.eron que implorar la ca
ridad p1blica algunos soldados de
quienes Sc habian traspapeado los 81.
ros de sus haberes.
Asi andan las cosas de Fiipinas.
De San Sebastian ilegaron a CUR os
rumores referentes al disgusto del
drque de Tetuan por las oeclar acio-
aes de Martinez Campos, Grey endose
que muy pronto d. jarA la cartera, y
claro esta que parete obligada la oi-
mission de la presidencia Gel Constjo
de Estado, Puesto que el st nor Fab.e
-stk comPletamente dentro de las de-