The Worthington advance., 1900-01-12

for st. Paul to secure or make ar
rangements for securing Traverse
field notes of Mobiles county. These
are the original surveys and are very
valuable in making proper surveys:
Many counties are securing them.
Henry Hornstine wae pleasant
caller one day last week and is high
~ pleased with the new school house
recently completed. 1t is fitted with
late pattern seats and blackboard. 1t
is located on Sec. Is. and will be |
known as the Hornetine district.
Miss Anna Fauskee haa been engaged
as teacher.
It dulls the scythe of Father Time,
drives away wrinkles of approaching
old age-the elixir of life, that puts
hope in the human heart Rocky
Mountain Tea Ask your druggist.
The annual mseting of stockholders
of the Worthington creamery COM
pany will be held at the office at A.
G. Hedberg Tuesday, Jan, 10th, 1900,
att 2 o'clock p. m.
w. E. STouTEMEYER, Pres.
RAYlHUMlsToN, Sec.
Gust Erickson, T. Tillander and
John Nelson returned Thursday
morning from their trip to Oklaho-
ma. On account of it just being the
breaking up of spring and bad wea-
ther that prevails all over at the com.
mencement of spring, they we're un-
able to get out to see much of the
country, but Mr., Tillander says he is
satisfied that any man can prosper
there.
Wednesday s. F. Pepple took a
short walk and made this Office
pleasant call. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Pepple has been
i'll for years, during which time he
has also been losing his strength,
causing him gaeat difficulty in get
ting around. He has been under
a physicians care almost contin-
ously, and visited various health
resorts, all IF which done him very
little good, perceptibly, and he
continued to decline until he was
confined to his room and large
portion of the time, and4had not
been mp town before since July.
About three months ago DR.. j.
M. Church, an osteopathy physi-
clan, began making visits here and
he was called in, and Thought he
could afford hin relief aud treat
mcnts were commenced. After
the second treatment Mr.. Pepple
felt warmer, while before that it
necessary to keep the room at an
unusually high temperature, and
hot articles at his feet and beside
him. He afro could feal the blood
circulate to parts that had a re-
newed sense of feeling. The treat
ments were continued until he was
able to use his lower limbs with
out pain. and strength was re-
gained, and he was able to get
about with ease and comfort that
he had not enjoyed for years, and
if it was summer season no would
be about town again. Besides the
trouble with his limbs he was
affected with throat trouble and
constipation, both of which are
nearly cured. Much could be sa d
of tho change in his health condi-
tion. Mrs. Pepple took treat
ments for difficulty in breathing
which was cured in one treatment.
She also had rheumatism which is
nearly cured. Miss Hazel Pepple
had been suffering from pains in
her lower limbs and abdomen, and
on account of them was unable
to sleep nights. AS a
result of seven treatments. she now
enjoys sleep and the pains have cea-
sed.
| Mr.. Pepple is looking the best and
| in the best spirits it has been our
privilege to see him. He is highly
pleased with the change he is enjoy
ing from the treatments and believes
they are the most logical and effect
i've of the day.