.te^wvsEsSfc, »_-*•» *--•s i-S, »«fafev v*"»to»-"" •3"%c/vsnsaw** -'''*«K HOMES FOR THE GRASSHOPPER SUFFERERS. 9.0. MORSE, TO GRASSHOPPER SUFFERERS efrfern ^Avnntj. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAIL*. The St. Paul Press recently published THENATIONALCOLONY t'j- 3- -%.- ABBITBS, L. Whitaker writes as follows to an aricle on "The Most Effectual Relief HISRefitted Having and Furnished Eastern (daily) 6 p.m. DR. G. O. MOORB. CAPT. J. W. SMITH. STORE, the Farmers* Vn%on% from Point Douglas, Southern 9:42 a.m. for the Grasshopper Sufferers," Western—Lu Verne, Sioux Falls, Mondays,"Wednesdays Minn., July 14th: Terms fti.oo a Year, $1.00 far Six Months. which abounds in sensible and practical OCATEDI N SOUTHWESTERN and Fridays at 6 p. m. Spirit Lake Monday tp.m. A great many appeals are made, and Minnesota and Northwestern Iori suggestions. After stating that the Jackson, Tuesday and Friday p. m. SATURDAY. AUGUST 1, 1874. wa. a great many plans devised to relieve Colony Drug Store! Lake Shetek, Saturday ip. m. destruction is probably not so general AT our bretheren of the grasshopper region. DBTABTS. Every parent whose son is away at school, as at first reported, the Press says: Some propose State aid, some a Bigelow, Minn., should supply him with a newspaper. I well remember Twelve Townships Eastern (dally) t:42a.m. Even at the best the resulting destitution tax of five cents per head for every Southern 5 p.m. what a marked difference there was Western—Lu Verne and Sioux Falls, between those of my schoolmates who had, and and suffering will be very great Granger. Temporary relief might be those who had not, access to newspapers. Other Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 7 a.m. OF had in this way, but a whole year must unless met with comprehensive measures IS NOW PREPARED TO OFFER A Spirit Lake,Tuesday 7 a things being equal, the first were always decidedly elapse before our brethren would again of relief. But all that can be done Jackson, Wednesday and Saturday 7 a. m. supei lor to the last in debate, composition Complete Assortment of Lake Shetek, Friday 7 a.m. by municipal or private charity or that be able to support themselves in their Rich Prairie Land and general intelligence.—Daniel Webster. All mailsclose 20 minutes before departure. can be reasonably asked of the State own country, if they remain there.— General Merchandise, Cor. lOth St. & 3d Ave., Office hours from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.—Sundays, For Congress. will fall far short of the aid needed to Now, it is the conviction of our Grange, In Nobles County, Minnesota. from 12 m. to 1 p. m. subsist and clothe the thousands of destitute and also of some of our neighbors, MARK H, N N E C. C. GOODNOW, r. M. and suffering settlers, counting, that it would be better for them and us Cotasking in part of Of Steele County. of course, the women and children, for too, if they would come among us with St. Paul 4 Stout City STAPLE A N A N more that a year to come, and to furnish their wives and families, and share our The shout of Minneapolis: Vive le them with seed for next spring, unless toil, and aid us in our labors out doors DR GOODS, RoW—Pioneer. supplemented by the most strenuous AND and in, receiving therefor the wages we GROCERIES, Worthington, Minnesota, Isn't it "vive le Hoy!" exertions of the settlers themselves. are accustomed to pay. Our section of The gods help those who help themselves, NOTIONS, etc. country is really in need of help. Our Sioux City & Saint Paul R.R. St. Paul has organized an elevator and any settler who, having lost farmers are overburdened with toil, because The Best Goods always on band at his crops, relies wholly on State or municipal company and will immediately build an wages are so high they cannot THE LOWEST LIVING PRICES. aid or private charity to enable hire all the help they need. Our farmer's Soil and Climate elevator with a capacity for 400,000 Opposite Worthington Hotel. him to feed and clothe his family for a wives are worse burdened than Choice Tobaccos and Cigars. bushels. year to come, will make a most lamentable they, for fifty men can be hired to one TIME CARD. mistake, for the chances are that woman. Now, if they will take their Minneapolis has raised $5,000 for the Going West. weTerms Strictly Cash on each individual's share of all the bounty wives and children and come to us, The CREAM OF TH E PRAIRIES relief of the destitute in the grasshopper S & W «.00 a. which can be raised will be very Delivery. will give them good homes, plenty of With thanks for favors in the past, w« desire and the GARDEN OF TH E STATE. Worthington, at 5.00 p. in district. small indeed, though the aggregate donations Arrive at Sioux City, at 9.30 p. food, and plenty of work. Hastings, to remind the good people of Worthington and Bigelow, June 25,1874.—[42 should far surpass the most Going East. The Climate of the Mountains and the in Dakota Co., is a good starting point surrounding country that We are here, ready at Leave Sioux City at 5.30 a. The most singular fact we have sanguine hopes. For it must never Worthington, at 9.42 a. in for lots of workers. Point Douglas, in all times to serve them with goods as low at they Soil of the River Bottoms. heard is that Fayette county, in Southern be forgotten that the devastation extends a Arrive at St. Paul, at 7.00 p. can be found in Southern Minnesota. Washington Co., is another, only one over a large area, and includes a Ohio, has been eaten out by grasshoppers and one half miles from Hastings, but great many suffereis and that supposing on the other side of the Mississippi.— and farmers are driving their that one or two hundred thousand 1,500,00 0 ACRES Here, too, we have a blacksmith shop LUMBER, cattle a hundred miles east of there to dollars should be raised instead of the and a wagon stop empty, and. if good DRUG DEPARTMENT. sixty or seventy thousand which now LATH, find pasture. PRAIRIE & MEADOW LANDS, workers were found to place in them, seems likely to be the utmost that can SHINGLES, Government Lands. plenty of work is ready for them. Prescott, The Toledo papers are again warring be done, it would not problably be onerlfth a mile further on, is another little part of the amount neccessary to Constantly on hand. over the appointment of a Toledo postmaster. Situated In Southwestern Minnesota and Northwestern town backed by a large farming district. supply the destitute with food, clothing, We have a full stock of fresh and reliable Iowa, OFFICE-At S^ore. YARD—Corner Ninth St. This regular quarrel might be Several Townships of GOVERNMENT Let all come who can get away, fuel, etc., for the year to come.— DRUGS—all standard Patent Medicines—Chemicals, FOR SALE and First Avenue. and those who cannot can then be more avoided by abolishing the Toledo post A N in the County STILL A They must therefore, rely mainly on Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass, Bigelow Minn. pasily relieved. Ourfieldsare not yet at moderate prices with easy terms of payment. their own exertions. Putty, Druggists' Sundries, Notions, Perfnmery, office. CANT. white unto the harvest, but in a few ALSO TOWN LOTS, Toilet and Fancy Soaps. in towns at rain ad stations. Land bonds of the days they will be, and in the meantime A portion of the new postal law went It will be seen that the Press puts the S. 0. MORSE. Sioux City and St. Paul Railroad to be taken at we can fight bugs and wreed9. into effect on the first of July. From par in exchange foraddresswithin land their limits. amount which can be raised for the Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. o*F&rtfaItl£u{*rs "Iand Department that date subscribers to newspapers, DUNNELL'S ACCEPTAXCE SPEECH. whole grasshopper district at probably 8t. P. & S. C. and S. C. & St. P. R. R. Cof, St.Paul GROCERIES RAILROADS. living within the county where the paper The following is the St. Paul Press not more than $60,000 or $70,000 at the TRailroadswhicohn is published, are not required to pay iese land are the Sioux Citv & St Paul utmost. To carry all who are now asking report of Mr. Dunnell's remarks on accepting runs daily trains to both postage. the nomination for relief in this county alone, until cities. 3 3DXa "XT 33 SI another harvest, would require more He thanked them for the great honor STATIONERY DEPARTMENT. The Railroad Commissioners have conferred, and promised that the canvass FREE OF CHARGE! than one-half the amount which the fixed a schedule of rates for the railroads should be so conducted that his Press thinks can be raised. But many of the State. On the Sioux City & St. School Books, Blank Books, Gift and Toy Towns and Villages. polit'cal constituents should have no of those who have applied will not need Rooks, Letter Paper, Foolscap, Legal Cap, Bill Paul, the rates remain the same, 5 cents occasion to be ashamed of its action.— Orders for Groceries left at my store will receive Paper, Plain and Fancy Note Paper, In! ial Paper, aid after harvest, at least not for some He paid a glowing tribute to the record a mile. On the St. Paul & Sioux City, prompt attention, and the goods will be delivered Envelopes in great variety, Peucils, Pens, of the Republican party, and referred A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED AT ANY PLACE DESIGNATED FREE months, for they will harvest at least Three THRIVING VILLAGES growing they are reduced one-half cent per mile, Pen-Holders, Inks. OF CHARGE. We invite all our friends to come to the fact that he had held fast to* it up in the Colony. EVERY SATURDAY a partial crop. With this partial crop, and test our Stock of Groceries and Provisions that is, to four and one-half cents.— in every emergency, even when others lor themselves, and be conviuced we are selling General Bishop has filed a protest against and with what they can earn by working who opposed him somewhat invested them at bottom piices. AT Worthington the Business, Railroad, GROCERY DEPARTMENT. We intendto sell only the best of everything wherever work can be had, a majority their money in liberal organs. He advocated Worthington, Minnesota. any reduction. in our line—and at the same time only ask moderate Social, and Educational Centre of a cheaper modes of transportation of the settlers,ought to get through prices. large extent of country. The Toledo Commercial picks us upwith of western products to the eastern A full line of Family Groceries, Wooden War* We quote the prices or a few staple goods: such partial relief as can be sent. seaboard and alluded to the measures new stock of Stone Ware. for saying that S. D. Sprague removed Brown Sugar, V£ pounds, *1 00 Every one who can possibly get away to passed by Congress for the better protection Yellow C. 84 oo "a wolf-tooth from the mouth of a horse Coffee A. (white) 8 1 00 the older portions of the State during of the producing classes of the Best brands of Cigars—andfull lineof smokers' Standard 7V* 100 which measured over four inches in west, the McCreary bill, appropriations harvest, should go at ouce. The Press Molasses gallon, 70 Material. length." Isn't it a little mean to in-estimates for western rivers etc. The usefulness Molasses Syrup $120 that several thousand men The ADVANCE is the regularly-issued county of the Republican party had not been Teas, Coffees, and other goods at corresponding sist on correct syntax in these grass Lamps and Lamp Goods. can find employment for thirty days at prices. extinguished but great questions were paper, and the only newspaper published In Nobles NINE COUNTIES NOW TRAD- hopper times? Groceries and Provisions given in exchange still to be settled, such as payment of good wages in counties near the grasshopper county. To persons abroad who contemplate for Country Produce. A large variety of Lamps and Fixtures. Eight pensions and losses to the people of the ING AT WORTHINGTON. 8 TOR MS AND FLOODS. district and that in this way not coining to the National Colony, the ADVANCE kinds of Chimneys. Southern States. He reviewed his own "38tf] C.C.LUCKEY. The waters seem to have it all their less than $50,000 can be brought back will prove of great value, as it will ehron personal and political history in the own way this year. The Mississippi inundation in from four to fhe week*. One thousand icle from week to week every step in theprogress State and proudly claimed that he never We have but one price, and that as low as the Town Lots for Sale! lowest, and, with our experience, we feel warranted in the Spring rendered thousands men are wanted in each of the attached himself to any ring, although of the Colony, and will give besides a great quan FARMING. in saying that we can make it an object piopositions had been made to him of persons homeless and destroyed counties of Goodhue and Blue Earth, tity of valuable infoimation concerning the for you to give us a liberal share of your patron four months ago urging the adoption millions of dollars worth of property. and there is a demand for hundreds prairies of the West In HERSEY and BIGELOW, on the Sioux City age. of a certain course to which he The bursting of the Mill River more in Stearns and other counties.— and St. PaulRailioad. Articles not in stock will be furnished on short had responded in a prompt inclination A FARMING POPULATION of several Desirable Lotsfor sale in the above named villages notice. lesevoir destroyed loO lives and properto A number have already left this county to break faith with a friend and a principle, thousand now on the lands and on favorable tenns. Tie mentioned his services to the amount of millions more.— for the grain fields, but there are many Horsey has a Hotel, Post Office, Lumber Yard MOORE & SMITH. political friends and promised that this the County RAPIDL FILLING And now comes the Pittsburg storm more who can go and who ought to go. and several shops and stores, and is surrounded should be the last time he should exthe March 21,1874. UP. and water-spout, which diowned from by a beautiful country. Some say they have not money to payp?ct suffrages of those who had but Bigelow is near the Iowa line, has also several loO to 200 persons and swept away railroad fare and therefore cannot get even now conferred such honors on him. WOR THING TON SEMINAR stores and shops and is destined to become a bridges, factories and whole blocks of lie refened incidentally to his advocy away, but others have manfully packed luivlng village. of beneficent measures in Congress FOR TOOTH OF BOTH SEXES, buildings. The same storm passed their knapsacks and set out on foot, Apply or address AT WORTIIIXGTOA, NOBLES CO. MINN and to the people in the grasshopper DEPARTMENTS. over Kentucky destrojing cuops and saying they could make good wages OX THE ST. PA UL & SIOUX CITY district, the establishment of mail Wm. H. HUMIST0N, The National Colony is organized up property to the amount of $100,000.— walking to the harvest regions. A routes but these services had not been RAILWAY. on a TEMPERA NCE BASIS. N IN WOHTUISGTON, NOBLES Co., On Friday last a water-spout burst at mentioned by certain papers until action FARMER'S DEPARTMENT. the Press says, the gods help those who This institution is announced in accordance tfj MINNESOTA. had been taken on them in the Senate, TOXICATING BEVERAGES sold in Eureka, Xevada, killing JO persons and help themselves, and we aie assured Special prominence will be given to all questions with the declaration of the founders of the National and those papers gave the credit to eausing aKo great destruction of piopcrtv. the County. th.it piecedence is given to hands affecting the interests of the fanners, and ceitaiu Senators instead of to those Colony, that the early establishment of a who had really originated the measures. from the grasshopper district. Men HO! to agricultural topics. An account of even farm seminary of learning, on a liberal basis, at some How tilings had been urged have only to say that they come fiom in the county will be given. Correspondence favorable point, was part or their plan. IllE GREAT SVAXD \L. against him this afternoon, such as the the grasshopper region to secure all the Since our last issue, Mrs. Stanton, solicited from farmers. Write facts and observations It has been judged advisable to put the enterprise back pay, the whole story of winch had EDUCATION. work they want. Miss Anthony, and Mrs. V**oodhull upon farming matters, and the editor not been told, but he would undertake under denominational control it is, accordingly, During the past week we have visited to explain all frankly before the people. have each put their spoons into the W 111 PUt them In Shape for the press. Particular introduced under the patronage of the He could not give the sum back without a number of townships and have admired JJeeclier-Tilton dish and have each given For the Spring Trade. attention will be given to the subject of Tree Methodist Episcopal Church, and as auxiliary to Good PUBLIC SCHOOLS and a SEM a feeling of moral degradation, and the soup a Stirling. Mrs. Stanton the pluck and manliness of most Culture, as one of vital importance to this part of Hamline University. It will be conducted in half of those who had paid it back had I N A OF LEARNING now in heard the story long ago from Tilton of the people with whom we have conversed. the West. done so to gain the approval of the people the most catholic spirit: the object being to unite and Miss Anthony had the confession Seward township has been almost and to gain applause. The opposition operation at Worthington. liberal culture with the precepts and spiritof the here was very singular and unique. fiom Mrs. Tilton's own lips. Tilton completely stripped of crops, yet Christian system. Many of those who had received the We are now prepared to receive orders has been arrested and held to answer LAND DEPARTMENT. with one or two exceptions, the people price had been re-nominated. had for The Seminary building, now known as the to a charge of libel at the instance of are hopeful and dcteimined to fight it voted for a restoration of the old law, Reliable information will be given concerning Methodist Church Block, Is spacious and attractive, Advantages. one Gaj nor, who takes this method of through. Ilersey low nship is also badly the securing of Government Land. Letters of while the two Senators had voted and admirably located. It fronts on the gaining notoriety. Meanwhile, the against the repeal of the law. did cut, yet we found the people cheerful inquiry as to the homestead and tree-claim laws Public Square, in Woithlngton, within a short ap-not wish to be singled out as acrimnal, the Christian world waits anxiously for and many of them scorning to will be promptly and correctly answered through Seeders, when fair play was all that was asked. distance of West Okabena Lake. JJeecher's statement before the Committee. ply for relief. the paper, and all the decisions of the General He had voted against all increase exthat FERTILE SOIL, It is intended to make the Seminary an honor We have no doubt that Beecher Harrows, Iand Office which can be obtained will be pubUshed. Where there is a will there is a way.cept increasing the total pay to to the State—the equal of any similar institution CONVENIENT MARKETS, will give a satisfactory explanation $6,000 in lieu of all mileage or perquisites, Men who adapt themselves to the circumstances in the West. The board of Instruction Is already which he believed would be advantageous of his letter of apology and that he will Cultivators, HEALTHFU CLIMATE, will get through without to the country. He should enter large and embraces, in an unusual degree, both clear himself of the main charge. Our CHRISTIAN SOCIETY. relief from abroad, or at least with Aery on the campaign without any desire Plows, etc. the experience and ability essential to success. theory is that Ueecher and Mrs. Tilton COLONY DEPARTMENT. little relief. Hay can be put up forto malign any one or question any Superior Mail, Railroad, School, Church As occasion demands it will be enlarged and allowed themselves to become lovers, twoman's motives, but he should meet ail The ADVANCE, as intimated above, will be a fuel and for stock. In a week or and other Privileges. nothing shall be wanting to the completeness of kindly and respectfully. spoke at and that Tilton, knowing this, of map and history of the National Colony. All our prairies will be swarming with considerable length proving in conclusion the several departments. course became jealous, suspected criminal NO AGUE, questions relating to the soil, climate, and other chickens and farmers can supply their faithful and undivided service and The contemplated course of study will cover a Persons desiring any of these goods will find our intimacy, and has finally gone so adherence to the principles of the party natural advantages, and to the development of NO CONSUMPTION, tables with meat fit for a king, and lay stock complete. period of three years the design being to prepare far as to charge it. We repeat what we which had honored him with their Southwestern Minnesota, will be faithfully answered. up also a quantity for winter. Those NO LIQUOR TRAFFIC, preference to-day. students for a collegiate course, or to qualify said last week, that Beecher's solemn whose crops have been entirely destroyed 49*Also Stoves, Tin and Hardware, ithem to engage successfully in business pursuits. NO DESPERADOES, denial, together with Mrs. Tilton's, acquits LAYING UP FUEL. should be supplied with bread, and Preparatory classes, however, will be them in the ees of the Christian NO INDIANS. A writer in the Sibley Gazette says: will be, but if there are any who suppose ormed, especially for the first sixmonths, during world until proven guiltj in a couit of Last Winter there were not a few that they will be supplied with all At Panic Prices, which time, it may be presumed, many will be within a dozen miles of Sibley who applied justice. they need from now until another harvest, for coal from the Relief Committee unprepared for the regular course. N E W S AND LOCAL. they had better at once abandon toat the Colony Store. NARROW-GAUGE RAILROADS. saying they had not even hay While the school in itself will be unequivocally burn. The ADVANCE will give a general summary of the impression, and set to work to help A narrow-guage railroad is being Christian, it possesses, also, the external advan HUMISTON STOCKDALE. We may need a Relief Committee, the news of the world, but its aim will be to become built from Keithburg, Illinois, on thethemselves. tages of location In a community not only highly next winter but charity coal will never a flrst-class local newspaper, devoted especially the Mississippi River, eastward, to the again be sent in, as freely as last intelligent and moral, but uncurst by the liquor THE RELIEF. to home news and home interests. Corres Indiana State line. Another is to be winter. Four days of hard work haying RAPID INCREASE IN THE VALUE OF trailc. This nefarious trade, the prolific source We published last week a letter from pondence from the different townships and from built from Toledo to Grand Rapids, would supply a hay-fire for a year. E GrEM of poverty and crime, Is, by law, utterly exclud LAND ASSURED. Winter before last was very cold, but I which it is proposed to extend to VanSeward township intimating that those I O S O E the several counties tributary to Worthington ed from Nobles county. No thoughtful parent or saved $20 in the two worst solicited. Weit, Ohio. The managers of the who could swim for themselves were December and January—by burning guardian will underestimate the importance of Keithburg line are now proposing to crowding into the relief boat and thus Isthe most wonderful scientific production of hay. We were warm and less time was this most significant fact. the nineteenth century. It furnishes the power extend their line so as to connect with threatening to swamp it. We are aware taken keeping fire than would have of a high priced instrument for a mere trifle, Prof. Humiston takes charge of a department and exceeds in usefulness anv microscope ever the Toledo line at Van Wert, thus forming been cutting down wood 12 miles off, that no more difficult and thankless ATsTs invented. It reveals the hidden wonbgrs of with which he has been long and honorably connected, sledding it, and preparing it for theGod's a narrow-gauge road from Toledo task could be imposed upon men than minute creation—as Eels in Vinegar, Animals stove. Put up the hay then, before in Water, Butterflies' Feathers, the Golden and brings ttith him, as a gift to the institiition, JOB-WORK to the Mississippi. Then it is further that of issuing the relief, for when they Marrow of a Hair, etc., etc. .Ii also shows TRICHINA the frost, and save time and money. philosophical and chemical apparatus SPIRALIS or Pork Worm, wherever proposed to extend the line across Iowa have done their best there will still be We know of a number in this county it existsin pork. IT IS JUST THE THING FOR worth six hundred and fifty dollars. to Omaha. Narrow-guage roads are CHILDREN AND YOUNG FOLKS, and grown complaints. Nearly all those who who have burned hay for several years, folks too. Price, $1.50. Sent by mail, post-paid, PRICES OF TUITION.—In order to extend as far Send stamp for copy of the National Colony I apidly growing in favor. have been prominently connected with on receipt of price. A GREAT CHANCE FOR and who think it no hardship. Some as possible, thebenefits of theinstitution, to those AGENTS. Agents wanted everywhere. Men the issuing of the relief in this and JOURNAL, giving full particulars, to The Tamah & Chicago Narrow-Guage N E A A N PROMPTLY and Women, Boys and Gills whole or spare did this not as a matter of necessity who desire it, and to meet the stringency of the time, day time or eveninn. COMPLETE OUTFIT the surrounding counties have been eithsuspected will be in running order by September. Hh ER, HUMISTON & CO., but of economy. A abundance of mailed,J)ost paid, on receipt of price. Address times, tuition, for the first six months, will be but ofer or directly charged with The novelty of this road is the use THE BEVERLY COMPANY, 284 Wabash Ave,, grass can be had for a month or two to 15.00 per quarter. This charge will be uniform Worthinoton, Noble$ County, Minnesota. Executed at the speculating out of the supplies sent.— CHICAGO. maple instead of iron rails. Of the maple come, and those who fail to put up hay for all studies except instrumental music,French This is to be expected, and thosa upon THE PHOTOGRAPH rails an Illinois paper says: and thus supply themselves with both B. T. BABBITTS and ornamental needlework. Advance Office. whom the communities impose this difficult These maple rails are obtained at a FAMILY RECORD fuel and food for stock, are inexcusable. Address all communications In regard to the and thankless work must be content cost of $15 per thousand feet. It is estimated Pure Concentrated Potash, Seminary to B. H. CREVER, Worthington, Nobles Those who live near peat beds can supply that the maple rail will last with what reward they can get Co., Minnesota. themselves with good fuel from over one jear without repairs, hence Of Double the Strength of any other Is and Elegant Oil Ohromo, Photograph Album from a good conscience and the appreciation SAPONIFYING SUBSTANCE. BOARDING.—Students ean, during the coming and Family Record Combined, and is designed the interest on the capital invested in this source. The grasshopper invasion I have recently perfected anew method of for the insertion and preservation of the pictures of fair-minded men. winter, be accommodated in private families on CARDS, iron rails would relay a maple track has been a severe blow to this section, of the family as well as the names. It is something packing my Potash, or Lye, and am now packing reasonable terms. Immediateefforts will also be evei twelve nonths. Last fall, on the But Seward is not the only township new. beautiful, useful and attractive, and it onlyin Balls, the coating of which will saponify, but those who set manfully and resolutely BLANKS, should ornament every home in the land. All Elkader load in Iowa, a poition of the made to provide for any students who may preto and does not injure the Soap. It is packed from which complaint comes. We who see it pronounce it superb, and are lavish to work, adapting themselves to thein boxes containing 24 and 481?.. Balls, and in nofer track was laid with maple rails,and an board themselves. As soon as the success in its praise. The faces of dear ones appear lu a CIRCULARS, have the same complaints from Ilersey, other way. Directions in English and German, examination of than made this spring, circumstances, will come through all of the institution is assured, a boarding house tasteful setting of gold and beautiful colors, and for making hard and soft soap with this Potash, it is at once and forever a household treasnre. shows that they have not been injured and are assured that one man has ap-right, will be added to our present accommodations. and by another year will be on a accompaning each package. POSTERS, Price, $i.«o. Mailed, post-paid, on receipt of in the least by constant use. There is plied at three different places and ob-good B. T. BABBITT, price. A GOOD THING FOR AGENTS, ^Men footing. Nine-tenths of those BOARD OF INSTRUCTORS. no doubt that the wooden rail will be and Women, Boys and Girls whole or spare 32J 64 to Washington St., N. Y. BILL-HEADS, tained supplies, while others who have B. H. CREVER, A. M., Principal. with whom we have conversed take a time, daytime or evening. Agents wanted ev ••xtensively used in sections of country erywhere. COMPLETE OOTEIT mailed, post-dald, money and grain laid by are applying Mental and Moral Science. where heavy capitalists do not wish to sensible view of the matter, and have Spirit Lake Stage-Line. on receipt of price. Address the BEVCRLT COMPAHT, LETTER-HEADS. for relief. We know it is no easy matter invest their money to the extent of putting R. F. HUMISTON, A M., 284 Wabash ATC, CHICAGO. no iitention of abandoning this beautiful Natural Science. down iron. to apply the remedy, but there DOTYg and fertile country because of a & LAMBERT, having secured the carryin CHAS, T. DUNNING, B. A., FOR SALE. of the mails from Spirit Lake to Wortliington, should be the most rigid rules laid Gree, Latin and Mathematics. «ASl?L¥feR suitable for a store and dwelling, draw-back which is no more peculiar to An automatic gran binder is at work will run as follows: on Tenth Street, two doors north of Worthington down for issuing relief and the most CHAS. H. BARKOWS, near St. Paul. One man with a team this section than to any other part of Leave Spirit Lake at 7 o'clock on Monday TERMS—$2 a year $1 for six Book-keeping and Penmanship. Hotel. Also about 80 acres oflaud near the vilall morning, and arrive at Worthington at o'clock searching investigation possible shduld of which will be sold at a bargain. and this binder can harvest from ten the West. p. m. months 50 cents for three months, in MART H. CREVER, 4w37] C. P. FAKE. be made. Returning, leave Worthtngron on Tuesday Instrumental Music—Pianoand Organ to fifteen acres of grain a day. It is advance. 1 morning at 7 o'clock, andarrive at Spirit Lake at The Martin County Sentinel says that claimed that this binder, will work a CMHIA J. CRAFT, 6 clock, p. m. Address OXEN FOR SALE. Township maps for sale at the A Mr. Shearman has out 1,800 acres of Any business entrusted to our care will be French. A large revorutiou in harvesting. one•yoke of Oxen,.eight years old. for sate. promptly and faithfully attended to. Passenger* VA-XCK office. A No. pair of cattle Appl to beans which- are growing finely. I J.CJUFT. M. D.. earrled at reasonafflti rates. ff iv. 3t4A) Worikingum. Jtmnetota. veeni Culture. W.H. MO^K.Elk Township.