The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-31

Il warns the heart Ike sunshine
cheers the soul like Old wine, gliivss
.hopef- thu future, blots out the.
past. That's what Ropky Mountain
Tea does. Ask your dsusgist.
"wednesday evening, March q 1892,
q the home u the bride's parents,
the marriage Of Miss Altcs Cunning
ham to Mr.. s. w. Gre8dry, Of Wal,
nut Grove, Rev. a. g. q. Brown. off,
eating. Only the relatiyos Of 10
contracting parties were present 70
wltnsss TO moly.Herald Kin
brae. : .zs Z .s.s .,ss 3. III 4
The Worthineto Club rave / 10
cial dancing party last Friday even.
ing ct tho Masonic parlors. 4 pleas
ant time was had b. ALL Music Was
furnished BY Messrs ,Bourso and
May and Mrs. Jsnness, Of Window .
Mr.. May sang q song composed BY
Mr.. Bourss which received 4 hearty
encore. = t,. +
- Improved farms, Prairie and tim.
Dor land Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota.
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail.
read fare. n. e. LAwToN, ACT. !
Arthur Palm and wife spent sun
day here, with relatives. They left
Monday morning for Rochester, whore
no goes to have IN operation perform
ed for appendicitis, whick he has been
tronblsd with for somo time. His
many friends here hope for SUCCESS
full results in the operation speedy
return to good health
Marriel-At the residence of the
groom Monday evening March ~,
1899 81. w. Fuqua and Hattie e.
Duvall, Squire Stevens officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed only BY
the relatives. Mr.. Fuqua il IN old
resident of this place. Tho bride
has resided here for some time.
Their manv friends with whom tho
A diva nce joins extends hearty
congratulations.
If the grip loft you With sore lung
or a cough and all run down and in q
poor condition generally, you ought
to take vitemulsion-the vitalized
food. It's pint of vitality for a dol
lar. Ray Humiston. Is
While saving wood ii tho yard of
Tuthill Lumber Co., Saturday morn
ing, P. g. johnson had two fingers
and = part Of another of the right
hand sawed of, by coming in contact
with the saw. The wound was
promptly dressed and it is hoped
that no further serious results will
occur from tho accident. Mr.. John
son has tho sympathy of tho entire
village in his hour of distress.
All tho farmers are invited to OK
amino q now lever harrow that 1 am
putting out this spring. I have the
most improved and the best harrow
ever made. It has points that no
other harrow has. II 10 . homo enter
terprise and ought to be patronizsd.
Every piece in tho harrow is warrant
ed, and warranted to d. good work.
By examination you viii b convin-
csd Of ito excellence. @. H. OpP1H.
The most subtle and decsitful hope
which ever existed. and ono which
has wrecked tho happiness of many a
girls life, 10 the common delusion
that q woman can kst reform
man by marrying him. No such i'm
MON was ever known to result in auy-
thing but sadness and disaster. Let
no young girl think that she may be
able to accomplish what Z loving
mother or sympathetic sisters have
been unableto do.-Kasson Rspubli.
can.
The homo of Mr.andy Mrs. " B. Dav.
is was a scene of pleasant reception
Friday evening. March 3, when the
senior class of tho Milwaukee 1nsti-
tute Of Osteopathy extended for
NAL welcome to tho members of the
second. VIM. A. Saxon, Of Worth
ington Mimi, welcomed them to the
ranks Of embryo Ostepaths, and to
the fellowship of the members of the
first class.-Wisconsin Osteopath.
Over 50 now patterns of wall paper
in stock at Palm Bros.
D.Humiston returned home from
Canada, Monday He experienced con-
siderable cold weather while there
and says they have desp snow in that
territory. He broughtshome = musk.
OK rebe, which is a very fine one and
also rare. It has some long hair
which is glossy, next to the skin a
very Thick fine fur, which will make
it Z very warm robe. The musk-ox
only exists within the Arctic circle
and arc nearly s1terminated, 20 that
these robes are seldom seen and are
very valuable. =,
Are you thins Would you like to
get fat and plumbs Tried "laugh.
ing," t'wouldn't work-now take
Rocky Mountain Tsa--t'will do the
business. s. cents. Ask your drug
gist.
b. Richardson while thrsshing
about twenty two years ago was
struck on tho side Of the head by Z
bundle of barley some Of the grain
and boards entered the ear. The
boards were removed but kernel Of
1.-The barley remained ID the ear and
since the occurrence has cause him