The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-09-21

men who encourage it.
Miller copied the Sibley Gazette
SANDER last week, and in Ills zeal tt
',.out Herod llerod" proceeds to cal
those Worthington people who wit
messed the recent game Of ball at Sib
ley rowdies.-Journal.
This is a good deal thinner thai,
Gruelle ''hisself." Just to think of it
Here we pitched into the Sibley Gazette
for daring to insinuate that any living
breathing mortal from Worthingtol
could he anything but gentleman OF
the deepest dye, and now we are
charged with calling everybody in
Worthingtoa rowdies. This is too,
too much! AS we said last week We
wont submit to being thus misrepre.
sented by the Sibley Gazette. We shall
move the Journal down there ut once
and ''run it out.'' This is iniurinc
immigration" and it must lie stopped,
What has that wicked, wicked Gazette
to say in defense of it's -Four Line Plea
baseness? Don't the Gazette know
that 10 matter how vile q rowdy man
may he il he only takes sides against
the ADVANCE the Journal will bcslime
him all over with its praise and then
swallow him down as 4 sweet morsel.
Don't the Gazette know that the row.
dies have al organ in tile Journal and
that no newspaper will dare to insinu-
ate anything against their conduct
without mourning the wrath of that
sheet? Oh! Mr.. Gazette, you've put
your foot in it. Your circulation will
now begin to run up in right down AD-
VANCE style,
Il WAR TINT 3T1LL 1SroLrE TIE
GRE-ATPo1''EIS 0FEUR0PE-WIL
lTDENEFII AMERICA?
Should England, Russia, Prussia.
Austria, France and Turkey become
involved in a general war, as appear
@aates ut present strongly indicate, it
will V;.al from the field and workshops
the unemployed reserves of each of
those countries. What will be the CON
sequence? The war Will be long and
bloody, and the drafts made upon the
l&b0ring classes for soldiers will stop
the busy hum Of the workshops and
paralyze the ;gricnltural interests OF
Europe. Then will the rich grainaries
OF our Northwest be opened and our
cereals command fabulous prices Man
ufacturing industries awakened, and
OR half million Of skilled American
artizans find employment in the INDUS
trial establishments Of our country
rand gold from our European neighbors
will pour rapidly into the laps OF our
deserving and pat: lotto citizens. Many
Of them will then forever regret that
they permitted thesplendid opportunity
to pass without visiting that grandest
of triumplls, our Centennial.
Never before has the Great Fort
Wayne and Pennsylvania Railway OF.
fered such inducements to the travel
ing public. The superb sights, til;
glittering line Of double steel raj
tracks, the magnificent l,alatill cars
from which the Centennial visitor car
view the scenes of our country's earl,
struggle: running through the field OF
:Braddock's defeat, and winding over
the ranges of the Alleglanies, enjoyin.
| 4 sunrise on the famous horseshoe
curve, and for hundreds of miles pass
ing in the:nidst of scenery SO startlingl,
grand, charmingly beautiful and pic
turesluely sublime, as to battle the de
scriptiVe powers Of the most graphic
peh-picture correspondent, or the most
enthusiastic landscape portrayer in oil
and colors, showing the we'll defined
evidence ill the creation of mastery
grandeur Of the Supreme Architect ol
the Universe, which so plentiful,
abounds upon the line OF the railway O.
America, the Great Fort Wayne ant
Pennsylvania. Descriptive and ele
gantly illustrated guides of over fifty
pages, may he had free, Ey writing tt
the General Office, No. IS Clark Street
Chicago. 1t