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FOREIGN.


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rar...tcr lii, Snra,c,, .,o,".nsn ,.,ii ,,s,nn,
.,rsto ,hat pu.stn aim. not a, ~, n,r.n,n1 n
- .o.,or.to rn.tarr no1,.x h,t =. ah,.tntn,-
.i.cf,,at,ons frnn, tbr powers ,hat r. i. Tic
1,o-Ie,. .,ntv IN eycc,,tc' the t.on,crcn,c nr;,,
cr.n,nc ana. nn,r.s thr Part. ,,,,al. th.t duty
snv r,ro,,rsn Power vii h. Al l,hcrtr IN ctotgn
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t.ox.r.x7,ror,r M.rrh n-r,c T,,+t,.t
Mnt.tcr h,s ecnt ,he foitnu,nc ,,,.,n,,ct r., thc
tMton,sn Amb,,.odor st T,nn;t"n. Thc rcforn.
nrsrn,cf1 tv thc f,onf.rrurc arl acccn,cd he lin
tnrert,I Gnv.rn,ncnf nm atrc.dr hc,no onn,t.a
,rhsv cv,hr,ca 80 rl,..o. u, 1te,nru,. ~.
.nl,inc fr,,n nrrantc laws yh,ci, vii, hc suh.
Iuittcd ). 10 t,,u Parliament. md reforms
......,,-,., ,,'",.,' N e''.4o
MMeafatey apphcau'cr WHICH arc Us
follows: Reorganization of the gems
GRATED aud handed to Col Baker for Lis cons,d-
Grafton atvf.,on NJ the ~ cnm,,nes ] NJ ntn M rantona
which Will be done as soon as the provincial at1.
thoritscs cntt assemble and send to Constantine
ple tho information for which thcy hare been
asked relative to communal districts: tnsti-
tation, Of corps Of mixed genda'merie composed
oi hnsauamen aud Christians. system which
already Exists In several parts Of the
En,trt: admission of non. .MusauI,nan subsccts
~ .ho m'''ta'y senoo's Wn'eh "ese 1eeens!y
autnor'heo anu neeteca D5 tae a"eus1 MASTER !
prohibition Of the Immigration OF Ctrcassiana
en- nasse into Ronmania, and the non-emptoy-
1ncpt of REGULAR, troops cxcent when al,
.o1,,to,, na,ea..~r, ,ntu.1l,,,a., .r.t,..
boA4scA1 AGeeecAJt AWGiA4eh@oH : n&NAaet
, 1877-03-10
RON f.


FORTHCOMING kScIcLIcAL-
ROM. March a.-It IL b.lisrcti that the Pops,
1t the approaching consistary, will read ~ ea-
cysltcsl upon the eontition It tho Church In
Eufopa aud America.
Franciscan. ars prcssirS caai1us tox the CANON
lIatIon of Columbus.
, 1877-03-10

NTIEEU II I = Ezk14&sINU " WAl+149s
Bos7ox, March GA ara broke out this
morning on Ps'sce WulIain street, St. John,
N. B., la II. c. Basbou5's dSy-goods store, and
before 1t could bs controlled destroyed the dry
goods establishments of J. II. Golden.
bari 4, Vcunlnx, and Watts 4 Tur-
ner; also J. j. r. Burpee's Wholesale
hardware store; Kerr u Thorn, retail harlwase;
ou stock aud buildings. ssoo,6o6. Not more
thai. hall Insured. Tho vail ii Watts & Turn
er's building fell in, turItny Watts and several
others beueath the ruins: Five bottles were got.
otbsrs are sapposed 10 b. concealed beneath
the IebIis.
An explanation has been given which, II cor
rect, throw. ~ awful responsibility on tho
suaiuly .usxerabis for ths grsat Destruction
of property ~ well ~ fur tho loss of life Which
followed. 1t IL SKID that the fire hal bcen Gu
tLeiy e1tinsulsllcd In barLous's cellar, ~ that
, 1877-03-10

GALxsA, ILL.,, Maseh 9.-rhs lion. E. B.
Washburus IL expected 10 arrive ln thia city
about tho 2otA, aud after visiting briefly hi.
, 1877-03-10
Additional. Particulars Of the
Church Panic in New
York City.
Six Persons Crushed to Death by
tho Terrified Crowd.
The Ashtabula Jury Give Moro Cogent
Reasons for Their Condemna~
tory Verdict.
Eight Persons Killed at Fire In st.
,. John, N. u.
Record OF Minor Casualties.


Record OF Minor Casualties.
~
FATAL rAS1Cs.
NaW fohE, alareh 9'-At INC tine o. INC
alarm Inst evening" IN ~. Francls Aavlcr
Church, which rcaultc'l 50 disastrvu'ty, Father
LanQcako MAS preaching IN :" hei1 anu tlie uor'
r"rs ot ttc nan,ne''," ana perfect ''llness i'ft'
valie.l. Suddenly ns tho preacher WA p'esur'
ing the tofalenta ot pareatoIy, young woman
; IN thc hotthesh cotnet ot t"o "ess sa"cty,
o'cfeo1ho " hos lecihRs' iain'e"' "nu
gaTe "tteFanee 70 nysRrGa he'e".l'
btattnhB tue "o1shipcrs' "1'a caos"'R tncH ~
epnne 10 tne'f ieet tre ns1t .oionsen1 so1ne
10 pan@. tasnet Aa'leeaae' "ao W. noasl's
th1 end OF MS ncr1nb'', etopfed anu inpioreu
people to keep their seats, ns tncro was abso-
iutely no tauao for alarm. Father Merrtrk,
4ic nas.nr. he,r,t arrcoms. md r,,,r1 tnt,, tLe
49, "a s,.s nsa so .,,a
sanctuary Ao ca'iea upon tnc c''pEfcsa*o.
okccp their Seats a. thcro wns no fire, and
no Gauss for a1arm. The soxton also enleavoreA
Ia atom t1o manic, Thesa efforts vcro part1ally
saeecestul: s fatner i.ahgeake tnor ret"eo ~
the vestry-roona, and III ioH moments fethrncd
ntttrcd In Ills cope, aud uttered the bcncalrttor,
tlts.u!sstnp tie congregation, and tho orRan be-
~ .r,'s ~ r1ass T.. a.. ,,, h,,u =, H. ,h,x,,
!Ac women IN tne man Douy .. the cau1ch
and IN tho Gust gallery passed out In MI orderly
manner, and not sIagln person in tue portions
Of tl,a churcl, int nan,etl was Injured,
TIN ncnnIa cccnnyino that nor,Ior of the
rno psop'e oseup9n.s .nNs ~ i'"'a y. wv
gallery Wncfe tue eoihmotion haa peeuh hnu
conferred listened to neither priest, pastor, sex-
,o" ~a @ s.t tom no1 ss paerg o sos
'aa sts o aus sn fooh. hta, t,ats
e1a@tu WIN tea'' punnsu anu .ouR"s o, s..'t "ay
, 1877-03-10


The adjourned meeting Of tue Chicago ANA
tcur Basc-Ball Association was held at the TIE
mont uauso last evening, Pseataeut Kcaue aud
eecrotary Kellogg In their placos. Tho Clubs.
represented wcro the Franklin, Fairbanks,
DreadnauRht, unlty, Acmo, and Liberty.
sdr. ilAtllsy, from tho Comml&te on CoustEtu-
tton, reported a document winch WaA discussed
TT length aud adopted. It was largely founded
e. y" wo annv Ts na ats vera shat a.
no club should DO admitted after June Il tliat
tic o!i'cers should DO President, 6ecre-
tfy an ana ays o;sStoFf ey sh4s s,ca ;as It.
that tho National Leagues playing ruiea were
adopted except the SECTION relating to choosing
ntnp!rcs, and tho ruls concerning Scoring; that
the annual meeting should BE- held tho hrss
should be S5. With Instructions Ia tho Boaru tQ
assess tho clubs a. might be necessary,
Tho snMo Committee reported = champion
slip cpti0 which made the seasUtl from Aptil Is
to Nov. 10; lmtu! the scries to three games oil
about; provided fnr pcn.lant worth {dU for thu
ehalnpt0nslp emblem OF tho city; und sald that
both clubs should send tho .scorn to the
aness IN entry played at least ns ons sae wsth s1s
all the clubs entered for the championship mons
Of it, games should ho counted; md II It did
play 0ns gatne all around then al1 the games
which it played should no counted. Having
adopted tho constitution and championship cule,
an election OF officers was gonc into, with the
following result:
ks; kssas,s Il Il IL ~ nity Sft1 epS ''
,Trtas"Fer-A. C. Kcllogx, Of tho Fairbanks
Dltscsor.-r. J. Norton, Of the pseeananeht
H1 s ,!,n, fInR1in c'a; 4 = y ise{ o. " rst:
Mr.. Fleming betug then tnluetcd into the
chair, Mado d few remarks, after which tho
1Ieetlng selected ns tho standard bull for all
EaS%1s %snss of ths ssnySr;ip Ie,g Ra ts mako known "
Mcssrs. Kellogg, GEosa, alll Norton were ap-
polluted Committee gu Printing thu Cotstitll.
ton, after which the Association adjourned.
THE TURF.
San FRANCISCO, March 0.-The raco ut Sac.
nmcnto to4iay between 0r!slcut and Bo1uc
disappointed those who had expected fast tins.
Ths truck was In gool condition. Thu weather
WIS cloudy, cold, and thseatcntng rain. 10th
horses appeared In good form. About BOOB
| people wero In attendance. Dcforo tho rnco
pous sold br!sxly. Bo4ltne was tho fayosite
slightly st arst, aud latcr at ubout two TO one.
Occilont drew tt.s pole, antl at a:20 p. m. got
oil Oa tho third scorc. Ortdcnt broke at tho
hrst turn, falling hehtnd fully hundred yards,
c'oscd up hall of the distances Ut tle eighth
marx, where io hn'ks again, but recovered
quickly. The llrst quarter waA reached in Ut seq
onls, thu hsli In 11l55, ttethird4uu iu 40.
| On tho home stretch Docideat, Who hau been
gatnlnE since ,pass'ng tue half mile, closed up
eeos an a.n:4 tsa R s.sn pos tS aS
ahelutt winning by = ,neck IN 9;2l: Between
hsa!s Gett!ug was spirited ut neaFly thFco " oHe
4 good start was occurred on The second heat.
Bolluo lcd slightly ~ the el0hth post. lie then
lel ey length to tho quarter pois,-tttne, NH.
| Tfo half was mat1u In Tau. On tho turn Utv1-
asnt pulled up so.'e and went on Dod!ne's
, 1877-03-10

New YoKK, March .0.-Tho AYe.Btoty brick
building, 3:so to 81 Washington street, occupied
by Henry Welsh, wholesale groccr. fell lust
night, owing to defective Rsslcrs. Loss $50, 00O.
, 1877-03-10
STATE AFFAIRS.

Proceedings Of tho Legislature
of Illinois at Springfield
Yesterday.
Mr., Kel,oe's Bills Regulating the
Bummcrs' Elections -
Passed. :
Their Immediate Signature by the
Governor Makes Them
Laws.
The Measures Expected to Anne.
tiorate Some OF the Evils
Of Town Organiza-
ton in Cities.
Mr. Merritt's Important Bill for Courts
Of Arbitration Passed In
the House.
A~xt Tuesday Appointed by the
Senate for South Park
Discussion.
The Anthony-Adar1s Tax-Rill
Ordered to q Third
Reading.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Notices in local columns reading matter type,
20 censa line frs! insertion; 10 centsa line each
subsequent insertion. TO regular advertisers,
half rates.
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Milwaukee.
LETTER FROM MIR, SYKES.

LETTER FROM MIR, SYKES. -
In i letter recently received from
Mr.. John Sykes, who returned a few
months ago to Adams county, Illinois,
he says:
We shall never forget the many
pleasant days we spent. while among
you ut Wortllington during last sum
mer. We must say, now that we look
back, that we appr ciate those days
very much. For myself, I think tile
people Of Worthington and vicinity
GENERALLY speaking) would be hard 20
beat in anything and everything that
goes to make up il first-class communi-
ty. And, as far rs we are concerned.
it we should ever make Il permanent
change, Worthington would lie the cen
tire OF attraction. Or to speak more d.
rectly, the point on "Okabena Home"
II you could get the Southern Min
nesota to your place, which now seems
certain in the near future, there is no
telling what notion we might take.
have thought that when that road is
completed, would like to pay two or
three fares for Il ride over it from La
Crosse to Worthington. I believe
there is nothing wanting now but the
extension of that road to fill up Mobiles
county at once, and to make your beau
tifully-situated town Il city Of at least
1000 inhabitants within two years af-
ter the completion of the road to Wor-
thingtOn.
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SPECL1:L NOTICE.

People removing to or visiting Worthington
Bigelow, Hersey, Adrian Of Luverne, may, By
applying to Allen Gibson, Agent, at No. 100, LAKE
STREET, CHICAGO. ILL, procure tickets at re:
duced rates from the following points, to-wit:-
Chicago, Rockford and Harvard, ILL.,; }Milwau.
kee. kenosi'a, Beloit, Madison Fon du Lac, FL;
roy and Sparta, Wis, and from Winona and St!
Paul, MINI. Alsolargelyreducedr rates OH house!
hold furniture from the same places per car load
or per hundred pounds. Mobiles county people
may be enabled to confer favor and secure Wis!
its from their friends by informing them of the
above arrangement,
Maps, pamphlets and full information as to
prices and terms of sale Of the Railroad and COL
ony lands by applying personally Or 5y letter to
5-44tf Agent No. 100 Lake St., Chicago I'll.
Or. Jaque's German Worm Cakes are safe
and efficient remedy for worms; These cakes
never fatlto destroy worms AMI remove them
nom the system
Dr.. Winchelrs Tecthing Syrup is a safe and
sure remedy for Diarrhna, Dysentery, and Chill
drens Complaints generally, it should be IN eve.
ny house where there are children. Mothers,
give it tlial.
Uncle Sans Condition Powder cures and pre-
vents Disease Every stock raiser should have
Il the druggist does not have the genuine Uncle
SANS, do not be deceived with An inferior arti-
Ole. but send to the Emmert Proprietary Co.,
Chicago, and get it for yourself
The injurious use of improperly prepared pills
and other loud!y blown remedies, recommended
to cure all lis, is much to be lamented by all eX.
cept the doctor into whose care you are sure to
come Az honorable and trusty exception to the
rule is Elerts Daylight Liver Pills. They clear
and purify the system perfectly.
The rapidly Increasing demand for Ellert's Ex-
tract OF Tar and Wild Cherry: is positive indi-
cation of its merits, thousands Of individuals
who have been cured of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chtls and incrient Consumption, where other
Die that this is uttoubtth the best cough rem
edy yet discovered.
Farmers livery men and harness makers who
nave USED Uncl Sans Harness Oil, will never
use any other, it is the hest and only reliable oil
in the market. 1t received the highest award at
the Centennial Exposition Of 1876. For Sa by
all 1lrSt class Harness ES:ablishMents-6-8-lY
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ETERNAL pVvISHlfEN7,

The coincidence Of Henry Ward
Beecler's and Canon Farrar's fulmina-
tons against the doctrine OF eternal
punishment, has made Il great sensa.
ton among the clergy and the newspa-
pers. They mostly treat the matter as
though it were something new, but the
controversies as old as Christianity,
yet it never Was held by the majority OF
the Christian Church, dis DR.. Edward
Beecher showed III his able treatise on
the subject, published few years ago
until about the 9Th century after Christ.
DR.. Edwards, editor of the Northwest.
ern Christian Advocate, in his article
on Beecher's recent sermon, shows
how the Methodist Church waged wal
OH Calvinism all over the continent u
or 50 years ago, and says the ''slow
death Of Calvinism dates from that pe
Rod"
The facts are that no one church, O,
philosophy, can claim the honor OF
modifying the terrible views of eterna
torture held by men a century ago
Science, philosophy, the diffusion Of
knowledge, Univers:.lism, commo,
sense, the preaching Gods love b,
such men as Beccler, the fight between
Armenianism and Calvinism, have al
united to change the views of thu
churches and the would upon this sub
ject.
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SIIERIFFSSALE.

by virtue of an Execution, issued out OF the
District Court for the Sixth Ju ical District in
and for tile County Of Mobiles and State Of Min.
nesota, upon judgment entered an dockcted
in said Court OH the Goth day Of January, \. d.
1871, IN 4 certain action wherein the Weed Sew
q. Moore and JOLT, ". Smith, partners as Moore
y Smith are Defendants, in favor of said Plain:
till, and against said Defendants, for the sum of
eighty one dollars and seventy one cents (aSl.7l)
which Judgment has been assigned to Clark 4
SOule by said plain if, have on the 10Th day of
November \: u: 1871; levied upon all the right,
title and interest of the said attendants to the fol.
lowing described land and real estate situate
and lying in Mobiles County State Of Minnesota,
to wit; Lot number six (6) IN block number
seventeen U7) in the village Of Worthington &C.
Pcoruing to The plat Of said village on file and of
record in the Office OF the Register of Deeds Of
said Mobiles county, and will sell The same, or
so much thereof as may be- necessary to satisfy
said execution ana costs, At the front door Of
the Sll"ritfs office IN the village Of Worthington
in. the county and state aforesaid, Oh Saturday,
the fifth day Of January a. ID. 1878, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. OF that day.
Dated November 10th, A. d. 1871
J. A. TOWN, Sheriff Mobiles County, MINI.
CLARK s. SOULE,
612-Nov 22-7w] Attorneys in Person.
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s.GOXE..s EAST

We departed this place on Monday
morning last for tip east. to spend
the Holidays. During our absence the
paper will be in charge of Mr.. Marley,
who will receipt for subscriptions, and
do job work at the lowest rates. He
las promised not to change the poll
tics nor the theology of the ADVANCE
while we are gone. A merry Christ.
mas and a happy New Year to all.
Twill some one inform us what the
politics and theology of the ADVANCE
are? We may err, ''rot knowing the
scriptures.
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THE AT7ENTION, OF AGENTS

THE ATTENTION. OF AGENTS ..
Is called to the Housekeepers' Supply
Company, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who
make i business Of getting up and man
ufacturing new and labor:saving con-
venie11ces for llousekeepers,. and give
employment to hundreds Of agents Of
both sexes throughout the Whole Unit
ed States to introduce and sell them,
and offer inducements That will pay
them handsomely. Many of their ag-
day; and some of them even more.
Write to them at once and they will
send you circulars giving you fluff .des-
cription of each article they manufac.
ture. and their terms to- agents, and
will assign yeu exclusive territory to
sell in. Their address is Tie. House.
keepers, Supply Company, No. 242 Elm
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. [15-4w
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TEN COMMANDMENTS


The following commandments were
supposed to have been left by the edit.
or for the regulation of the office bow:
/. Thou shalt make no craven image
OF the editor or Mrs. Editor during lis
absence.
2. Thou shalt make no pi-and eat
none.
8. Thou shalt put on no editorial
alrs-or anything else belonging to the
editor.
4. Thou shalt not steal the editors
thunder-or his clothes.
5. Thou shalt treat all the editors
friends witl'-lue respect.
6. Thou shalt take notes of passing
events-grcenbacks preferable.
7. Thou shalt take in all strangers
. to the amt Ola subscription to the
ADVANCE.
8. Thou shalt take on subscript:
everything but pin feathers, rag babies
ard glli-poWder.
8. If amy present bills, thou shalt
say to them the editor is not prepared
to ''resume.''
10. Lastly, thou shalt make no in
vestment in rings" The editor has
had enough Of them.
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Flowing was going Oh quite briskly
in this vicinity up to the 25th, inst.
Minnesota weather prophets will have
to look we'll to their reputation.
We shall be Il little careful hereafter
how we make any statements to the
tfftct that it doesn't rain in Minnesota,
IN the winter. Last Saturday and the
night previous, we had IL good old fash.
Toned soaking rain. Seems q little
"seldom" where that rain came from
and we believe opinion is divided be.
tween Illinois and Oregon. We hope
Minnesota will not be caught i'll any
more such conduct, for it will affect
her reputation.
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SOREHTiT

Mr.. l.. Pope, of Cedarville, Martin
county, father of B. W. Pope, of Sum-
nit Lake, is on visit to this county.
lie brings us sample OF Sorghum Syr-
up OF the early Amber variety. Mr.. P,
IS engaged in cain raising, and claims
tor the Early Amber that it ripens
from y to Is days earlier than auy
other variety, and that it will grain
and make sugar. lie las tried other
varieties and prefers the Early Amber.
Mr.. L. is prepared to furnish seed to
those who want it, at so cents per
UOunl
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NOTICE. U. $. Land Office worthingtou
~ Mimi, Dec q, 1917.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by william w. Mallory against John n. Slnlp.
son and Ananias y. Belleg for abandoning ID
entry No. 1876 dated April 6. 1872. b s Entry
No. lG3l dated August ], 1872, sw Il Sec 81.
town lol, range ~, IN Mobiles county, Mimi, with
u view to the cancellation IF said cntry the said
pIrties are hereby summoned to appea ! at this
Office on the 4tll day of Feb. 1878, at 3 O'Clock
j.: III: :" respond and furnish testimony concern.
ing said alleged abandonment.
MONS. GKINAGER, REGISTER.
u }. L. MOULTON, Receiver.
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The Worthington Seminary will
commence Monday, Jan. 18th, 1873.
GRAND PRAIRIE CROPX

GRAND PRAIRIE CROPS
We are indebted to F. j. Porter for
the following table giving the amount
of grain raised in Grand Prairie town
ship the past season, as far as could be
ascertained. There are five orsix farm
ers not reported, and Mr.. Porter thinks
they raised at least one thousand busl,-
els of wheat. which will make the yield
in the neighborhood of 5000 bushels.
The corn yield was not large, but so
far as Mr.. p. could ascertain, the ac-
gregate is between 1900 and 1900 BUSH
els.
We hope our friends in the other
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Santa. Claus

Will be at S. "A. Davis; from tins date
uatil after the Holidays, to supply the
whole community, with Toys and pres.
ents of all kinds Call and see him as
he is bound to sell or give.
Pure Apple Cider at the same place..
low
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WAGON MAKING.

VNHE undersigned has opened 4 shop In c0nnec-
l. ton with the Blacksmith Shop 1T August
Schultz. and Is prepared to do all kinds Of w1'rk
In his line An kinds OF Wagon: Making and
Repairing done on short notice. 49,. $3.50.
WAGONS BUGGIES, SLEIGHS,
Nade to orde -
5:MSl'-> J. G. GRETz.
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: = I For th, Advance. 7:

!, - AS THRO UGH A GLASS DARKLE" ,
The shadows darkened within the room:s.;: .
And the Are-light aickered upon the wall. !;
We SIT alone in the gathering gloom, 81; !
Till the world grew dark as y funeral-pall.s +!
The wind arose and came up from the sea;
And tapped at the casementtlike hand.
Your deep dark eyes were looking at me,
And the rain came down and flooded the land
You held my hand ia your tender clasp,
And talked to me In the old sweet way;
But my soul was out You'd the window hasp,
At roam with the shadows wierd and gray.
And the bright room faded from my sight,
Your low voice sounded faint and far.
And my soul was out in the bitter night,
Bereft Of compass or moon, or star
And thought that the air was still as pain,
And the winds from the sea did sob and rave
And tile rain that beat with lis wild refrain
Was falling upon my lonely grave!
FANNY DRlscoL1.
Milwaukee.
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NOTICE. U. s. Land Office, Worthington,
~ Mimi, Nov. %, 1877.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Charles E. Estabrook against Geo: H: Cush:
man for abandoning ID. $. Entry No. u, 268 dated
range ~ in Mobiles county. Mimi, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry; the said parties
are hereby summoned to appear ut this Office on
the 5th day of January, 1878, at O'Clock a. m.
to respond ant furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment
MONS GR1NAGER, Register.
l3] JP MOULTON, Receiver.
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Attention is called to the advertise
ment Of the Prairie Farmer, of Chic;,
60, one Of the best agricultural papers
in the West. We will furnish til {
Far :ner and the ADVANCE beth for So
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HOMES IN THE WEST.

HOMES nv THE WEST.
Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
ing the GARDEN Spor of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the Wor.
thington ADVANCE published at Wor-
Ellington, MINI. Send s. for one year:
81 foo six months. and so cents for three
months, to" ADvANCE, Worthington,
Mobiles County, Minnesota"
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The Masonic Installation and Supper
seems to have been u success. Over
200 admission tickets and 40 supper
tick is were sold, ard all seemed to Ii
hIrmv
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Official Paper Of the Coun.
tY.

Oh UBBING WITH TIE PIONEER PRESS
We will send the ADVANCE and the Weekly
st. Paul PIONEER PRESS, one year, with 4 map
Of Minnesota, Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, and
Northern Illinois, for 43 20. Without map, for
~ Is. Payment in advance