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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

We recommend Our readers to use Dr. Mar
shall'S Lung Syrup in all cases of coughs, colds,
etc. 1t only costs Is cents, so cents and Sl.0O a
bottle, and is warranted to cure. Sold by Mill
er g. Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

TT s. Land Office at Worthington, Mimi,
Notice is hereby given that the following-nan,.
ed settler has flied notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
cure final entry thereof at the expiration of tlir-
ty days from the date of this notice. viz:
Matthias Bridges, Pre- emp. ion Dec. Statement
No. lG,o2s for the sw,4 Sec. S-lN}39 and
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
John Dyer, of Hersey, and Erwin Swan, of
81 MONS GRINAGER, Register.
now WATCHES ARE MADE.
II will be apparent to any ono, who vii exam
inc SOLID GOLD WATCH that aSilc from the
necessary thickness for engraving and polishing
large proportion OF the precious metal used. Is
needed only t" Stilfe" and hold the engraved pnr-
tons in place, and supply The necessary sOlidity
and strength. The surplus gold isactua''y need.
less 80 lar us UTILITY and beauty are c,ncerned.
CASES, this WASTE OF precious metal is over
come, AMI the SAME sOI.IDITY AND STRENGTH
produced at from one-thrd to one half Of the
usual cost of solid cases. This process i, Of the
composition metal, especially adaptet to the
purpose. has two plates OF SOLID GOLD so'Gercd
one on each side The three are then paSScu
between polished steel rollers, and the eSult is
Il strip of heavy plated composition, from which
the cases, backs, centres bezcs, etc, are cut
and shaped by suitable dies amt formers. The
gold III these cases is sufficiently thick to admit
OF all kinds Of chasing, engraving and enamel
ling the engraved cases have been corried uil-
til worn perfectly smooth by time and use with
out removing the gold.
THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO PLATES
Or SOLID GOLD AND WARRANTED By SrECIAL GER
TIFICATE.
For sale by all jewelers.. Ask for Illustrated
Catalogue. and to see warrant
S. s. HEWITT, Worthngton. Silly
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11


PERsoNAL.-S!nuh this meet The eye Of til IL
tlivi 'llal who created Il dis urbance in church
las Sunday by his contuu I'll coughing, he will
confe" 4 favor upon the congregation by pro-
curing u bottle Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup which,
sy;1
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

Mr.. Burnell, the Evangelist, told his
hearers or Sunday night last that there
were probably a hundred spirits in the
house and that tie spirit of his own
mother was probably with him. lie
disclaimed, however, being Spiritual
list in the ordinary sense of the term
If Mr.. B. had said lie was a Christian
Spiritualist, or Bible Spiritualist, he
would have told the truth, and III that
there are tens of thousands with Tim
who nevertheless attend seances, honor
mediums and detest church cant and
hypocricy.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

The Town party. which now consists
Of Town, enhrar and Crandall. say that
Town intends to hold over until the
election contest is decided. Well,
We would suggest that1;:1 change
the name of Worthingt0n to Rohrcr.
town while they are about 1t. This
na ne combines the two names of tie
men who assume to own the offices
OF the county in defiance Of the people,
the courts, the State and the rest of
mankind. While they are into this Don
QuiXote and Sancho P;,Ezl business,
why not so tie whole figure? Why not
set up and govern their island after the
manner of these two funny prototypes?
It will he eXoetdihg funny to see Dan
QuiXote Rohrer and Sancho Panza
Town running the county, with the
people, the court and all the authority
Of the State against them, and not Il
constituent lett but Crandall. They
might establish their headquarters on
the little island III the East Lake and
then illuminate their processes. execu-
tons, etc., to the iniute alarm of the
inhabitants and the amusement of the
people on shore. The birds and bull
frogs, muskrats and mallards at least
would respect their authority.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

RIGHTEOUSNESS and constipation Of the bow.
els use Dr. Marsha|ls Bromoline, certain and
prompt remedy. Sold by Mil Ter & Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

Thanksgiving, Christmas and New
Years Day all come on Thursday this
year.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

III this county we call 1t Market Day
THIS item from the Courier shows that
these market days can lie made a sue
cess and we hope our farmers will make
it a point to be on hand and establish
the feature permanently.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

Fair Day last Monday was the &C.
casion Of a large attendance of farmer s
and others and a brisk trade in cattle
and cows was the result. Blu, mess a
mong the mercantile community was
also booming. Many persons came o.
yer the bridge from Carver aud llene-
pin counties just rs we expected would
lie the case. Nothing like it. Shake
pee is or the "boom. '-Sllakopee Cour-
Ter,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

Oysters Of I'LL siZs ut the City Meat
Market and fresh from the garden,
with the dew Of the ocean and the redo
lrncc Of youth on their fair young hair.
(?"etry.) AS y rattrr of fact Bigelow
Il Co., keep reliable oysters cn.stantly
on hand. See adj.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

Old l'orcas broke into y gailnp about
! o'ulock on Tuesday night and was
soon tearing over til" country on a full
run. Yesterday and last night lie
''to.'k on'' worse than Rohrer before
election, sweeping everything before
him, and nothing prey. ntrd him from
getting up Il blizzard but tile lack of
enough SHOW.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

II Shepard hadn't gone in with \. P.
Miller he might have-that isn't What
we mea to say. We mean if Peter
Thompson hadn't worked so hard for
Town he wouldn't have bccn-that
isn't it either. We mean if Town
hadn't been Rohrer's sheriff he might
have been elected.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-12-11

The Mankato Free Press says mot
a girl with banged hair has been mar
ried in this city the past year." Won
der If that amt what ails Bachelor
Chamberlin of the jackson Republic?-
How is it, George; is your hair chang
ed" and if so, Where?-Fairmont Sem
tinel.
Any girl that will wear BANGED hair
ought to remain an old maid until she
reforms. or be compelled to marry some
such old Bach. as Chamberlain, 49,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27

&usaotcH.
Gcmmtliipner's 9tlabluns.
GRtrew Grtss. Balance 1877.
So cts. Ti,Nft 1873. $633.26 $6S0.63
&. u. Rinsls, BAL. 1877.
$Si.SI d nife 1878 S522.3s GOALS
>. q. 9dG. Sal. 1877, 1854
1878 $593.OO 6l8.34
8. Scf, GrmmiffcrtrS GlsrI
0ttuat 1873 10000
2,556.31
Surp GommilFrnGs.
q. 8. Rtthe1. Ctenfe 21.24
8. Seller, Eienfe 27.30
&. Bed, Titnfr ale Glert $500
S3.64
Counts Mutitcrtn.
@m. ReSdrldnt, Dtsnfe 5000
u. 3. 0risf. Dtsrfe 5000
Scs. @;ailane 5000
6. 6. Burlington, Diense afs
Glsrl 5000
1900
EsrbeF.runssn urt GusbsFerursen.
Src. .. 9cit, Sunbrr fur eas
@efinenie 1922
s. Re Strmpt, pFanern uab Stie.
&c fur has @efdusnts S1.OO
.. &. @eis. SliS1tlelter fur
Gpurtbaus $500
GCdt & ecnsterssr, AnRrtiHsn
I'm GCurttaus 340o
6. u. Strdub. Srttit am 6. .. 17.15
@eorse Sdte, 2.09
@. s. Gwitmtre, Sls&arbstt am
Court Sdue 37.78
s. 8. 6tQenbdurR, AuS6eFtrR Der
SIrnGttS In 9rfansntft 1850
24O.e6
Gcurt &usoabtn.
errors Etjdbluns 5.012. 80
Commonwealth Scfen 4,569.4l
3. s. @cSture. GourtCtri6ttr $500
s. 8. 6d9srmon. Gpurtberthter 1000
y. Galbrdttt, Court Strster 1l2 90
SbcrwSHter $1,000
1triarss Se;atluna 2S1.00
N. 8. Ooldn, Spstial DetettiSe l5O. 20
6. @. Runfcn, Court SrUelamd.
ttontH $500
ben 1850
1926 60
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27

Centre Counts. es.
gNr bic llntsrjetGrtten, Gcmmi,ErH.
srs Scn 9entr' GountS, ts1tnetn bier
nit eoe cds Sbise cine aenaue auo
rihhse &etRunS Der Ginn6bmtn une
Nutsatcn BON eendnRtem Gcuatv pCR
n Gage ees Sanudre, 1871, lum lea
Sage be JdngGrs, 1879.
Oeo. Gna$
GHbre@ Grses,
JleOb Tuaflr,
3tuBs: GcmmiifOH<re.
3eHrp Bed, Gftrf.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27
S3tdf's sSluntenfllb ~erI

Gin o6tsoHes Stertelidsrli6s6 Scurn fetn
iduf irt. entbiIt cit Gt0nes rorbises Si :wsn>
tasi nit Der erifen Rumme. 9 nur
IS cts id6rli5. De erfe u tnr
SIT ou Teutfa unb gnsIilG III fcsssa er'
asreff ss q mics BID, Ro&sfsr %.'
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27

Btr, unterjettneten Iubttppn BON
Centre Gornip, befGeinteen tiermit, Dae
tn Scl9er zines Netes Ger NFemblp BE-
tt'slt ''Gtn Act fih besteeeRe auf Goun.
tics Lnb 9pwnfbips, uRo Counts uno
SrOnibtp Aemter," mir uns In Der
EDmmtilieners Office, 9ellefonte ant er
fen NCntas in S1nuai, 1879, Der1Im-
meltsn. unb unteriu&ten, prpne;en uno
beri6tieteR bic perihteoenen &e4nune-
en- aussefeat In Uersebenbem State
rtent. @ls 3eusnib papDn baben mir
tisrunier unfsre 6anpftrift une S!eeel
bteien l8ten Sag TN SanuaE q, ..
1879 eelest.
Sames 8 Stewdrt. Siesel]( J
Soc 81 BiIltGms, Steoel1 &at.
& 2, Saniscn Siessll
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27
90 inmn hmeu Mmb Nu&9abtu bon
W Stntre county OCnl lltu On.
l -, bic 1fen San. 1879.
.. n. NuGer,
G&aSmttRer pcn Centre Counts.

San. 6. 1879. Or.
gu austtttuben dartR
San. |. 1879, $5l. .709. so
gu 4oren aFefflrt fur 1875, 42,075.85
gu GaIb trbalten BON GpuAtp
GcmmiH6rsn 1881. .58
gu Cab srbdlttn fur 3urttd>
rrlunsnn9 Bon u. .. Fam
bern 4S4.A
gu Gafb rrbaittn fur Garen
auf u. g. 0iuter 3,535.64
3u GdIb ertdlttn bur6 S6at-
metRrr'S grrtdufr con u.
g, ednNrrn 2l3,3s
gu Gouuts Srtfr trtat''R dHf
&s6nuna btr Balance VCR
San. l. 1878 1,l99.0S
Balance S24.27
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27

San. 8. 1879. Or.
Eur@ Balance bel &brt&-
nune San. /. 1878 3 1.l99.0S
Dur& bttaEltt @arrdntB 51,750.94
Gurt unbs,abltt unh nuentb.
enbe 9drtn, San. ]. 1873 60,152.2
DurH IdhlaeuuseR 724.27
Gur6 GcmrtiGCnneR l.290.SS
Tur& SofdrS 1000
Turh trlauttt Stationery 1000
Tur6 Summe lbsrtr1sen IN
&ttcrHrpt fur Collection S52.42
I17,s79.7l
1urH Sai. BEN g6asmttRn
ftuibts trt abrcGnuns S24.N
.. q. Rufsr, S61smeiftr Son
Centre Gourlp, In Sstnuns nit BEN
Gtaate ron $enEf3lSantrr.
San.6.1S79. Or.
gu Bal. (tbul6is hsm Staats,
San. |. 1879 81. .S62 43
Gu ausRetenern 9areH 1882 0S
gu 9aren aFefiirt fur 1878 2,15S.69
gu iptsialrr Idre erbalteu scn
Gr1setprsn fur 1872 1921
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-27
6tp6bRltGt &ussdben

Scb.rt NeRntgbt, GaeSiGs fur
baS 6. 8. unD 8efdnsrtS 3SO.O5
s. R. 81 6. 6. &leranecr, Sob
len Tl.OO
8. s. CpbbinS. mebbinl4e
Dtenfe 10000
agricultural Sreiets &pprcSrt'
alton lOO.OO
@efltHe Ycnitenttars, fir
ISalten prn Serbre6ern 46l.7O
Siren Nnf1tt, (Danpiae) fur
6altsn pon Srritnni9en 2,l96. ;
&ReGrr's Seadtlun9 l,258 35
@eg.8efhttsuneen 640.40
@dblauSgdben 1,3O5.l1
gerfiteruus auf Sfentlthe 0e-
biube 37l.75
3eahers Sneitute 1880
&9rerp Wn re, Saldnte auf @e.
fdnsnib Contract 7.5O
2teaeness Gieentbunt, besablte
SheriiTs Geblbren auf
Srters Gteentbum 1889
Stalp 9remtIms beaablt $4,000
GDnfablerS 0esablun3 $1,000
@e8'S6detn be1atlt ~ CAM
utl W. Sarbntr e0.W
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

HOHSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
. ss. reda 3 and
cellent saddle horse. ,2si Blo'dway, first hoor
EoR sALE--NEw SINGLE TRUCK, NEW COAL
Cart second hand Butchers Cart III 10th 34th ST.
LHOR SALE AT A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLAIR
Coach. cost $500 price Sz5; also elegant side bar
cp Wagon and Harness; price $50; must be sold isi
EoR SALE CHEAP-soUND HORSE, GOOD TOP
y wagon and Harness suit grocer express delivery. 40
L,oR sALE-A MARE TRUCK AND HARNESS. IN
L qnire at a2s Mulberry ST.
EIYEsT CHESTNUT PONY IN TOWN; PERFECT
Horse @ 'rs M w,s h @ roam
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECOND HAND LANDAUs.
PARK Ma SION top and Pony Pssesons
o"0r0o top and Spsn + o"a % ss!sy m
HORSE EwANTED-THORoUGHLY BROKE TO SAD
Se and must ss animal % and
vETENARY, box iiS Herald Office
HAND.MADE HARNESS or EVERY DEsCRIpTIoN-
s .,,n - 0 Truck d SRS S
&BURKE, II Barclay st.
II NEss-BUGGY HARNESS, $40. GROCERY OR
s25 truck Harness sinsle double SIS track and
H!LBoRN IiS CHAMBERS sr.BUaGY HARM Ess,
500 light Double Road SIS; ali harness hand made
HANDSOME TWO SEAT PARK PHAEToN. ExTEN,
% sSiss' sS s;
S:s75 also ine Buggy and Double Harness;
cheap; sold separate. 100 West 18th st.
7 HAVE FOR SALE TtIE IIANDsoMEsT PAIR BAY
Horses in the STATE l6 bands. and years. close
KELLoaGs SPECIAL COMBINATION SALE
TUESDAY ESsEs's g. S A; S7ssF ,s
AT THR ;SS s'y 4 % sst StfEbso
ako Avenue Esya.ea Railroad to stI st. station
LA
JAMES NJ OAKLEY s 90. viii sell
ns ana af
% Mares Of %s
and appear in the The order of
tho pledged absolute sale without
40 s ss aS
upon which to test horses previous to and at the sale
place sale Evenings during aud short time preceding
the sale information may be obtained OF the undersigned at
- PETER G. KELLOGG CO.. 40 John st.
SECoxD HAND LANDAU. ooUPEs. LANDAULETs,
ROAD sn pss saG
yes nS nnS "a m tor
CADDLE HORsE-A HANDSOME. THOROUGHBRED
HorsS for % @ and s.s old "
QUITTING TOP DEPOT WAGON, BUILT BY WOOD
SBroshers, cost $780, sold at bargain Apply to 10
yVANTED-A LIGHT ROAD WAGON, IN GOOD CON
i. G., box 214 Herald Office.
vNANTED-A LIGHT DEPOT WAGON. WITH OR
about $50. Address box s,l5s New York Post office
VXTANTED TO BUY-A LIVERY OR BOARDING STA
w BILE Address SANTON. Herald Uptown Branch Office.
Y CHEAP HORSES, SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSI-
ness; any trial given; $25 to 500 40 West Both st.
@1 .BAY. HORSE, IS HANDS. AND BROWN
DtCMarc 1885, Is hands; must be sold. 422 West 25th
cCS0 FOR COMPLETE ROAD TURNOUT-BAY
Horse @ iS.s high beat w 100 sound and kind
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
INSTRUCTION.

INSTRUCTION.
AN ENGLISH eovERNEss (ArrRACTfvEj WOULD
charge of somebody's alton would lea avc town
Address, conhdentially, till April 10, GOLDEN HOURS.
Herald Office
INNGLrsH HANDWRITING FOR LADIES, s.. NM
ILDOIBEAR 1919 Broadway teaches style and finish n
ten lessons: private rooms secured
VlyANrEp-A SUPERIOR ELoCuTIoNrsf LADY
w for semnary muss Understand UP snEuage 70! or
ing Apply 70 Miss N. ,. YOUNG, Amsriean and Rof
Tsachsrs' Agency, ~ unicn square,
The New York herald., 1879-03-26


( u. 4 G. JOHNSTON.
Broadway sth av. and 22d ST.
have now completed the
OPENING
Of thoir
ENTIRE SPRING IMPoRrAr1oNs
Of
FRENCH CosrUxEs
MANTLEs,
INDIA sHAwLs
and
MILLINERY
This oertns which is unusually large and as very ss
trsctive prices, commenced on
MONDAY. March - lszA
and viii continue
DURING THE WHOLE WEEK
wholesale buyers invited psy VISIT Of inspection
to these departments
.
Samples and catalogues all parts Of the country
INDIA sHAwLs
tNEoUALLED SPRING IMPORTATION NOW OPEN.
NEW pEsE1 ISp KSp snSSSA sSgAR5 ALSO
NOVELTIES
IN PLAIN CENTRES, WITH BORDERS IN ALL coLoRs
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
A. T. STEWART 4 CO..
BROADWAY. 9TH Av.. srH AND 10TH srs.
r c. JOHNSTON
BROADWAY, 5rH Av AND I'D ST.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
100 BALES PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS,
purchased BY thor Agent directly tAs Manu.
facturcrs.
The Firm takos pleasure inviting their customers
and the public to an inspection Of those
RICH AND RARE EASTERN NOVELTIES,
which and variety has been squsllcd By
any one outside city London England
The small advance prices the of importation
has been made so
EXTREMELY MoDERArE
encourage Firm that their patrons
the public will appreciate their motives and thus nee
thsm 10 further larger enterprise this direction
- BRANCH STORE
JOHNSTON REILLY 50 and 81 North Pearl st.,
ALBANY. n. Y.
j. 4 G. JOHNSTON.
r ADrEs' REAL SOFT KID GLOVES 25c A PAIR; ALI.
shadcs sizes 4i9 broadway. 3eh, 4oth sts ;cut this
out.
MILLINERY AND DKEssMAKING.
TSFoRGK sf0kNR -~-----------
(I i2eo .;,2 and I, ,cs4 broadway,
corner sd ST..
will have bis nrst regular
Spring Opening OF
Pattern Bonnets,
Novelties In Millinery Goods,
Wednesday and Thursday,
March 70 and ~
MODES DE PARIS.
Nlsprng opening Of Paris Millinery, - wednesday.
~"''" -"' Mms. aALoUPEAu.
81 East 10th So, near Broadway
CrRIHa OPENING.
Millinery Goods,
Infants and Chiidrea's
Furnishing and
"wednesday ,D Ders rsur r.%%'aEr MEscn "a and IT
4. A. MORRISON.
500 Broadway. i3 East 10th 81.
.BLOOMINGDALE BROS.
will continue the balance Of tho week
their exhibition
Of Spring styles in
imported Pattern Hats.
Millinery, Straw oecds
Spring Wraps, Dolmans
asd novelties N every depsstms.A
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MANS MISSION on EARTH.-A THOROUGH MEDI-
lca treatise, indicating how confirmed disabilities
ee removed The experence OF 20 years: study
will insure restored manhood. strengthened vitality and
sound conditions of health that have been impaired by
oyertaxed statement of obstacles marriage
and OF the means by which they be remoyed By mail
25c currency or postage stamps Address SECRETARY.
Museum Anatomy Of Science ll46 broadway. New Work.
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

J10ST OFFICE NOTICE..
Tho foreign rails for the ending Saturday March
% isn will close at tha Office Tuesday, at NJ Cor
Europe. by stcamship Wyoming. via Queenstown;
"wednesday. at for Europe, by Steamship Atlas yia
steamship Adriac via Queenstown correspondence for
Germany and France must be specially addrcscd and
Cherbourr and Hamburg; on saturday. At A. NJ. for
Europe by steamship city Of Richmond via Quccnstowu
Tor Germany and scotland bo spc-
cisliy Addressed, and AT A. NJ, for Scotland direct by
steamship Cirn-sia via Glasgow: and Mt IL I'D A. NJ for
Europe by steamship Oder via Southampton and Bremeu
The ships Wyoming, Atlas. Adriatic and City Of
Richmond do take mails for Denmark. Sweden and
Norway. The mails tor ST. Domingo &C. leave New York
March 25 Tho malls Tor Havana cave New York March
rbe mails for inyt Jamaica and Marscsibo, lcavN
New York March ~ The mails for Hsysi, savanA, Ac
and Grcytown leave New York March % The malls for
the West indies. Porto Rico aud Venezuela leave Nov
York March - The mails for Aspinwa and South Pacific
leave Now York March III The mails for China ana
Japan leave San Francisco April s The nails for Aus-
tralia, &C.. 1esve San frnnceco April ~.
Posr Orrrcx New York. March -. 1870
THOMAS L. JAMES,
Postmaster
The New York herald., 1879-03-26
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I,2s5 BRoADwAY..
Open DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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REAL ESTATE WANTED--2p PAGE-2d col
RESTAURANTS-12TH PAGk-6th col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-1st COL
SALES AT AUCTION-2p PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS -FEMALES-l1TH PAGK-lst, I'd,
Sd. 4th. 9th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-11rH PAGx-6th COL,
and 18TH PAGE-1st col
SPECIAL NOTICEs-isr PAcx-1st I'd and Sd coils
STALLIONS-lsr PAGE-3d col
STORA(iE-9fH PAGE-6th col.
THE TRADES-12rH PAGE-2d col.
TO LET Fer BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-2d and
Sd coils.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE-12M PAGK-4th COL
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-2D PAGE-4th col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-9rH PAcE-6th col
WATCHES, JEWELRY. &C.-2D PAGE-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st COL
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-l0rH PASE-6th col
The New York herald., 1879-03-26

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I'd Prizes, amounting to Sp9nish dollars $50 OOC
Tickets SoO; Mnlvss $i0o; QSsrtcrs so Fifths' $40
Prizes eashed. Full information of above sent frce.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. MARCH 26
Whole tickets, 81: Halves. 81.
COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY, MARCH 81.
Whole tickets. $2; Halves, 81.
LOUISIANA STATE, April q; Wholes, s.; Halves, 81.
j. DUFF a. CO., Bankers
j. DUFF CO., Bankers.
~ Nassau st. tcorncr Liberty, New York.
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a -RLECTRfC BRLTs. SURF CURE FOR PREMX-
sturs dsbility; The enly reliable; circular
d. KARR 632 Brssdway.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1879-11-21
OUT or BONDAGE.


VICTORIA, Nov. 9-A carpenter and a
laboref. who we're employed to build a
warehouse near Stickeen river last summer:
were seized by about thirty Indians. who
forced g1em into one OF their canoes. and.
witho%t any explanation, took them to IN
island not far from Fort Wranpel. The
men demonstrated. but in vain, and their
captors compelled them to assist in clean
ing aud drying fish. and made them perz
form the most menial duties. Iiiis Kind
of treatment lasted several weeks. bit one
day the carpenter and his comrade, in COM
pany with several Indians, went ont on a
fishing cruise. About noon the canoe was
loaded and all went ashore. Some of the
the carpenter saw that Ills time of deliver
alce had come. and according 10 his state
ment, he picked up huge rock and
rather stunned or killed three OF tfie In
dians who remained behind with him. and
his companion. Then he grasped paddle
and jumping into the can6e ordered his
friend TO hurry up and come aboard. For
a time the man seemed dazed, not dream
ing that the carpenter would have resorted
to such desperate measures to ensure their
escape. Eventually. however. he got into
the canoe and both padded off just as the
other Indians returned to find their three
tillicums lying senseless OH the beach.
Padding with all their might, the fugieSves
soon got clear of the island, and after being
at sea tor several days. during which time
they suffered great privations and subsist-
ed only on a portion of a dried salmon
which Ind been left in the canoe, they for
tunately reached Fort Wrangels Thence
they took passage on board one of the
steamers and arrived in safety at this port.