Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-01-31
indianapolis, January 81, 1916
Sons of Temperance.

INDIANA DIVISION No. l. of the Order of the Sons OF
Temperance recently established IN tins place has
been empowered by the National Division of the Uni
ted States grant Charters and organize subordinate
Divisions throughout this State As the Order has
been instituted the closest and the strongest bond
of union among the friends of Total Abstinence, and
has been found more efficient in keeping men true to
the pledge than former Temperance associations and
since the introduction of the Order into the State
many of the firm friends of the Temperance Reforma
ton have expressed desire for the organization OF
Divisions in various places, we have been requested
TO publish the annexed form of application for a
Charter, together with some instructions necessary to
be observed to insure success :-BrookriAe American
Form Of Application for Charter Sons f Temper
The undersigned inhabitants of -, believing the
Order of the Sons of Temperance to be well cacula
ted to extend the blessings Of Total Abstinence and
promote the general welfare of mankind, respectfully
petition the officers and members of Indiana Division
No. Sons of Temperance, (who have been duly en-
powered by the National Division to do,) TO grant
them Charter TO open new Division to be called
=. Division
No Sons of Temperance, of the State of Indiana,
to be located IN and under
We pledge ourselves individually and collectively,
to be governed by the rules and usages Of the Order
as prescribed byIhe National Division.
Enclo ed is the Charter fee So
(Date)
Brookve franklin County, Indiana.
The names of eight persons of good moral charac-
ter and standing III society must be appended to the
application
*.*Editors throughout the State, friendly to the
cause of Temperance, respectfully requested to
give the above article insertion.
TERRIFIC ADvERTsEMENT.-Thc following spcc-
men of the multtn IN PRO line and which may be
considered as fair specimen Of the Quotem order,
was lately handed in for publication in English pa
per.
printed handful has been sent to US, says Neal
Gazette from which we make the following comcal
extracts Whether tie thing is genuine, or only a
quiz cannot pretend to say but lest IT should be
the latter We omit the name, and give the Initials
only
..U s. Surgeon. Parish Clerk g. Schol Master,
Reforms the ladys and gentlemen that he draws teeth
without waiting q moment blistcrs on the lowest
terms & fysicks at penny peace. Sells God-tath-
ers corde cut corns and intakes to keep any bodies
nails by the year. or so on. Young LADIES' and gen.
tlenen their grammer language in the neatest
manner; also crate taken of their morals and
spcln. Also sarme singing and tcechng the Ho
Bow Cow Til!ions and other dances tort ut home
and abroad. Perfumery III all ITS branches. Sells all
sorts of sashonnry ware backing balls, red herrngs
and Goals and scrubbng brushes, treece. traps
r and all other sorts of observation-disclosures taters
sassages, and other garden stufs,-aso frute hats
ballots hoyle, tin and all other eatables Tumor
y sarye corn sarves, and all hard He also per
) forms neebotomy I'm n curious Observation-Disclosures,
in particular, he has laid in great assortment o
trpe, china, dogs meat olly-pops and other pckle
). cuchas hoyster &c Old rags bought and sold here
y and not any ware helse-and new laid eggs ever,
day by me s. G..
p 81 tceches goggerfy, and all them outlandis
things.
;. N b. A bawl on Wensday."