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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

BILE, in spite of time, which writes its flight
in wrinkles, and evidences Its trophies
with hoary hairs, to keep the heart
as young as IN the morning of life, for 1t
seems to be dscrsed that, with advancing
years, there shall be dreams by day as well
as by night; of beatitudes which shall atone
for every moment of anguish endured during
LIES pilgrimage, and thus, at three score
years, while viewing the sun set, lie, with
its garnered recollechons, may be more
beatlic than in its morning or its noon.
Hopes nearer realization. Faith, in its at
tractive power, bringing things from sfar,
may, as they are designed, but irradiate the
soul, and make the sixty year mile post
monumental
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
THE STATE Aprosr1oNmENr BILL.

If any Democrat doubted the propriety of
passing the appor tionment bill, which hss
been ordered engrossed by the House. the
dou5t would be removed after reading the
Journal of yeste rday. The Journal does not
like the BILL and that is prima facie evidence
that it is q wise and just measure. We pass
by its silly talk about what should be the
title of the bill, how it originated, what the
committee did and who it will elect to the
United States Senate in 1881. 1t Is pretty
clear it viii eject q Democrat. which is
strong reason why the Journal does not like
it, and why the bill should be promptly
passed. The Journal mainly criticises the
bill because it gives a senatorial and repre-
sentative feat to the counties Of Marion
Shelby and Bartholomew, and yet the table
published in that paper only few days ago
shoeed that the excess of population in
there three counties justified these floats.
In other words. the Journal is not
satisfied with two Republican senators
and five Republican representatives
from Marion county, as provided by the bill,
but would have three senators and six repre-
sentatives, which her population does not
justify. That is, it demands three Republi-
can senators and six Republican representa-
tives for the 1904 Republican votes cast in
Marion county at the last State election, but
utterly denies any repre- sentation (even
float with other counties having an excess
of populstion) for the 8. 1852 Democratic votes
and the 2 l23 National votes, cast in the same
county ~ the same elecson. A Republican
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

TIE Journals opinion on Mr.. Tilden's
statement, before the cipher committee,
reads like an old cam psign editorial OF 1876,
Furnished up. All the old stuff appears
railroad wrecker," false income, !" big
gest liar" 'old noodle" etc. To give it a
more modern twist, there is an allusion In
connection with it to ''Mernck, the muir
'derer." We suggest that it borrow the wood
cuts, used by our enterprisipg contemporary.
'the People," TO illustrate the late hanging
match, sprinkle them judiciously through
the article and repu5lish it in the weekly
Journal
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
New York Express. /

1t was a squalid room in the top floor of q
dipgy tenement house. There was no fire,
and the woman who held child in her
arms shivered as the cold wind ratified
through the shackly window sash. The hus-
band was out In search of work, and neither
he nor the woman had had anything to eat
in two days. The woman pressed the child
close to her breast and, looking in its face,
saw that it was dying. Then she tainted,
and when the husband returned he found
his wife unconscious on the floor, with the
dead child in her arms. 1t had dIed of
starvation. This was in New York, the city
of churches and charities and there was not
one hand to give this starving woman and
her child bread.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
FEES AND SALARIES.
Partial List of the Emoluments CT Officers
Of the Various Counties

In pursuance of a resolution Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, the auditor of State for.
wsrded letters to the officers of
the various counties, requesting them
to furnish for the Information of that body
the aggregate salary, fees and all other
emoiuments of their Office for the year 1873
The following table gives the returns as far
as received up TO last evening:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
very sad.

The cipher committee. pulled up stakes
and lefs New York for Washington suddenly
alter examining Mr.. Tilden. They were in
the same fl of the bear hunter, who ex-
cused himself fro Il pursuing the ''bar'' be-
cause the trail was getting too burned tresl.'
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

JOHN LOGAN is expected in Washington
next week. and great preparations are being
made for his reception-rockets, red lights.
etc. IL is said that he will give Grant u
third term boost in big speech he is pre-
paring for the occasion. John is in full
feather again, aud the war paint shines on
his classic brow once more.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

SENATOR CHRIsTL.NcY has resigned his seat
in the United States Senate. The Michigan
Legislature is in session, and we may look
for sn outpouring of the dollars of the
'dadiiss'' aud old Bourbon. Old Zach has
plenty of both. and thinks they have untold
virtues in Senatorial hunt Sail 10. Zach.
Logan and Robson are .'pining for thee"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

THE Journal is striking blindly at the zap
'portIoDment bill" 1t evidently has not
posted itself 1t Thoroughly apprehended the
inherent rascality of the last one passed by
its own party and takes it for granted that =
Democratic Legislature must necessarily be
as mean as Republican one
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

Elk GOVERNOR HARTRANFT, of Pennsylva
mia, has bsen appointed postmaster of Phil
adelphia. He has been expecting Bayard
Taylors shoes Quite a tumble for an ex-
governor and wouldhe frstclass foreign
minister
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

Mr. TILpES's testimony has so completely
demoraliz ID The Republican press that they
seem to have only energy enough left to
raise their heads and gasp, Its lie" ''it's
"a lie." The independent press ditto Sad,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

airy in his teachings TO other more modest
States, / wcald commend him before going
further in bis work to iberalizs the institu-
tions OF the State of Massachusetts,. / CON-
mend him to begin at home.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

TnE News is still going it blind on minori-
ty representation. Senator Streight ought to
send pair of .'decoy geese" around 70 the
News office.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

SENATOR STREI6HT has been giving some
one pair of "decoy geese" Wouldn't he
aud Harris make good pair?
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
CLIPPINGS.

TWAS the Marquis of Lorne, with his fair
young bride,
Come a-sailing over the sea,
And the women they sighed, and the women
they cried,
At his low-necked official decree.
Now, the ruler you want, lean Canadians fair,
Is our modest Rutherford B.;
Wen take your right royalty blue-blooded
PAIR,
With thanks. Send them on Q. o. d.
-Courier-Journal.
To the ameer: Return home, and all viii be
forgiven.-Albany Evening Journal.
THE miner who ate quartz found himself I'm
a Peck of trouble.-San Francisco Call.
THERE are three good aids to the devil In this
life-poverty, politics and the toothache.-To-
iedo Commercial.
THE boy who cleans up our office stove often
goes out whlstling ash-pan-ish air.-Cincin-
natl Saturday Night.
FIRsr woman bless me. Emily, you don't
look as well as usual; indeed, do not think
ever san you lsosi1s ~ old ~ yol DO to day.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
"0h MY
BACk!"

ease and death, hund
up by physicians.
all Diseases ofthe Lt'
Urinary Organs, bro
Incontinence and
HUNTS REMEDY
the Kidneys. Genera
ness, Nervous Diseas'
cesses. HUNTS REA
ache, Sour Stomach,
Strengthens the Bo
makes the Blood .
REMEDY Ii prepares
ease and has never /
trial will convince
is purely Vegetable,
clans, and the utmo
in IL.
HUNTS RENE
DY encourages sleep
creates an appetite,
braces up the sys-
fem and renewed
health is the result,
Send for Pamphlet!
10
VIM. f. CLARKE,
Providence, r. IL
SOLD nv AL
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
THREE SCORE YEARS.

MY bark is on the river,
1t is tossing on the waves,
And eddying, whiriing currents
Bear it by a land OF graves.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12
HUN
REMEDY
LII DRUGGISTS.
THE MILD POWDER
c II r e s.
II u NJ p H r. EYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. .

Been in general use for twenty years.
Everywh proved the most Safe, Simple
Economical and Eficacious Medicines known.
They are just what the people want, saving
time, money, sickness and SUFFERING Every
single specific the well tried prescription Of an
eminent physician.
For sale by druggists generally.
Humphrey Specific Manual on the treat
ment OF disease aud its cure, sent free on APP
plicafion to Humphrey Homeopathic Ned.
cine Go. Ice Fulton street New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12


aPafns in the Back,
side orLoins are cur
A ed by HUNTS REM
dy.GheGreat KID
ney and Liver
Medicine. 1t Is not
a new compound,
having been used by
all classes for thirty
years, and saved
from lingering dis
$ who have been given
NT'S REMEDY cures
; Kidneys, Bladder ana
, Gravel, Diabetes and
OF Urine.
'es Bright's Disease OF
.bility, Female Weak
Intemperance and Ex-
~ cures Bilious Head
,stiveness. Dyspepsia,
5 and Stomach and
sctly pure HUNTS
for these dis
/ known TO fail. One
/. HUNTS REMEDY
sed by Family Physi-
eliance may be placed
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

It is floating to a haven,
To anchor by the shore,
Where tempests never rage
And suns rise to set no more.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-12

cans.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-18

Iecyis!l children have worms. DR.. Jaque's
German Worm Cakes will destroy the worms
and make the children happy.
Fortycly ache. pain and bruise OIL man or
beast Uncle Suns Nerve and Bone Liniment is
the Balm. Sud by all Druggists.
For 4 pamphlet Oh Electric Treatment of
chronic diseases with Electricity, which will be
sent flee, address the Mcintosh Electric Belt
and Battery Co., -! Il l?4 jackson St.. Chicago
Uncle Sans llarnc:s Oil put OH your harness,
will make the leather look new, ard keep it soft
ard p:iab'c Give it Trial.
Thousands OF dollars arc saved every year by
progressive farmers who use Uncle Sums Con-
dition Powder in feeding their stock. 1t re-
stores the sick adds to the usefulness, increases
tie beauty, and promotes the growth. Sold by
all druggists.
Neither when your dear baby suffers in teeth
ing, use Dr. Nlnc!lell ) reethng Syrup, it Soothes
the pain, regulates the bowels, quickly cures col
ic brings nat uraI sleep and is so charming in all
its effects. that il You use it once you will use it
always. Sold by all druggists at only o5c bottle.
When you arc oppressed with Respondent
thoughts don't worry your associates with
gloom: gruml,iingS, but us" Eitrt'S Daylight
liver Pills hey stimulate the liver into
healthy action. tone the Stoln .ch and bring hap
pinc>>. Sold hy druggists.
Ii til" fool is known Ivy his folly, what is he
wl:o TITLES with Il cold, 4 cough is nature s
warning Of peril, prophetic Of disease, consump-
tion and DEATH yet how many neglect to practi-
rlly r',n"nizr this plain truth till their hcaltl,
is i'.li,ai. ed and strength wasted. Have you
cold; Ei!srtS Extract Of Tar and Wild Cherry is
Invaluable. as Il sale and reliable remedy Tor
coughs, c"l Is. group, catarrh and consumption
and ii y are wise YOU will ut once try it. Sold
and warranted by druggists.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-18
Notice OF n rtxa@e Foreclosure Sale.

nEFAULT has heen made in the conditions OF
~ certain mortgage executed an delivered
Sy Henry NJ. Johnston and Isabella Johnston,
mis- M ;d rs :! ss rhs% hon Il
eighteen hu,d 4 d and seventy seven, anurecorc-
Deeds of the county Of Nobes in tile State of
at ts Sscc <" t'H o 'y Vi n p is
to Sect e tie payment OF the sum Of Five Hun
dred i'cllars " h interest 1T lie rate of twelve
per cent. Per anntl'h, Which interest WAS and is
payable a. nua:ly and there is now at the date
Of 'his notice claimed to tie due. aid is actually
mounting to sixty Dollars Is o., and no
action or proceeding has been instituted at law
or in equity to IT cover the lebt secured by said
mortgage Or any plrt theleo
The said mortgage and the moneys the raby Sc
cured was duty assigned by IN instrument there
Of, duly executed and delivered by the said
the oath day of May, 4. - 1877. and recorded in
said office Of tn" Register of Deeds on the 34th
day OF May, \: u. 1877, ut three O'Clock y. III, in
Notice shereby given. thrifty virtue Of a DOW
or OF sale containc'! in said mortgage, and ri the
statute in SUCH cay" made and provided, the said
gagged premises therein des|rhe,l. which sale
will be n;re 1T the front door of the Court House
il II" viii ,gc of WortIing'on i'll the county of
Mobiles and State Of Minnesota, at public auction
by the Sheriff VI said County, on
Friday, the 18th Day of October.
A. y. Eighteen Hunslrc and Seventy-Nine at
ten o clock in the forenoon t" satisfy tile amount
which shall then be duo on sail; mortgage and
costs and expenses of sale, and twenty-five dol
la's attorneys fees, rs stipulated III said mort
gHge in ease of foreclosure
The premises described in said mortgage. ard
SO to be sold. a1e the lots. pieces or parcels of
Ind Stua ed in the county of Mobiles and State
OF Minnesota, and known and described is fol
lows, tu-Wit:
The southeast quarter 0: the northeast quar-
ter the east half Of the southeast quarter, and
the northwest quarter Of the southeast quarter
# section twenty six (26) OF township one hun
ttreu ard COP in range thirty nine (>9) coil
tai, ing one hundred and sixty acres Of land,
more or less.
Da:c;l August 81, 1S13.
ROSrOEG CHASE,
Assignee Of Mort iyce.
EMORY CLARK, Attorney for Assignee.
I.:.-1W
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-18
RAILROAD ITEMS.

The bridge ut Heloit on the $. G. &
Pembina is about completed.
The road also opened business OH
Monday ut two stations On the Black
Hills branch, one at Warren, eight
miles out, and another ut Avoca, TWEEN
ty miles from Heron Lake,
The Southern Minnesota and the
Pembila are likely to get into IL law
suit about the right IF way above Sioux
Falls. The $. NJ, as usual, took the
route frl IN the other road and has fifty
teams 1T work just north Of town.
-Four miles is all they expect to finish
between Sioux Falls and ElaEdreau
this fall
On Monday the st. z. & 5. C. road
opened business ut two stations on the
Blue Earth branch, o.,c 1T Garden
City and another at Vernon Centre.
l.. l.. Morris, " % has Leen Station
Agent at Jersey for some time, has
taken charge Of the station ut Vernon.
Track laying is going on ut the rate Of
nearly / mile Il day Oh this branch.
Tie Sout!iern Minnesota has decided
to run il preliminary line from here to
the Jim River this fail, which will he
under the care OF Engineer Woouworth.
-FlaEdreau Enterprise.
THE SCoHE.-The following is the
score Of the Wortlington Shooting
Club practice on Friday, each man
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= : : - : y. = 77'F='7
RON.DIN.

. We had a heavy frost Sunday morn
ing, the first for this season.
Prairie fires have already started but
have done no damage yet.
Threshing has Just commenced.
The S. NJ. X. r. is pushing on rapid
ly now. The track layers are about
ten miles west Of Fulda.
Business at Fulda is OH the increase.
Several new buildings are going up.
1t has three hotels, two stores, one
lumber yard and a blacksmith shop.
Quite number of lots have been sold.
Bishop Ireland has made arrange
msnts to build Il large hotel at Avoca.
J. X.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-18
Tie following IS The score OF The 81
ond trial, live shots each:

The article in last weeks ADVANCE
signed IL. A. c." "a LADY, on the wo-
man question is highly spoken Of by
some Of our readers. The point she
makes that the Bible is masculine
book, written by men and for men,
and full of the barbarism Of the en-
slavement of woman, is correct. So
far as it is Jewish it is Il ''he' book
throughout, full of barberous Jewish
prejudices. So far as it is a book OF spir-
it revelation, it leads all other Bibles.
1t is Il wonder that amy man would
ever want to 60 to the jewish Heaven,
Il place made up of males, with 4
bloody, vindictive and wrathful male
for Il ruler. Put us down for a passage
to a mixed Heaven.
And now comes B. F. Johnson, Of
Seward township, county Of Mobiles,
State Of Minnesota, and deposits a
water melon on our table and makes
answer and challenge to the aforesaid
plaintiff, 1. n. Walden, that his melon,
grown Oh the farm Of deponent, III the
above said Seward township, can beat
the melon of the said Walden. Where
upon the matter is submitted to the
stomach of his Honor, the editor of
the ADVANCE, and his associate, the
ADVANCES, for hearing and adjudi-
cation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-18

DR.. Moore has received /. letter from
his sister, Mrs. Capt. Smith, dated
Oshkosh, Wis.,, Sept. 10, giving the
particulars of the death of her daugh-
ter Jennie. She died OH Monday, the
9Th inst. of consumption. She had
started to ride out into the country
with her father, but before they had
got out of town she complained of feel
ing sick, and the Capt. turned and
drove home at once. She was taken
soon after with the usual suffocating
symptoms and died in about two hours.
Jennie had been an INVALID most of
her life and was noted among her
school mates for her patient and sweet
disposition.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

"O41CE ~ NO6SCXc16EAS
:. The newspaper publishers of Worth
ington have agreed on the following:
That hereafter they will carry no
dead-beat names on their subscription
lists. 49,
That all persons who are III arrears
for subscription, must settle their &C
counts on or before December I, 1870,
either 10y cash or note.
That the names Of persons
who neglect to attend to this will he e.
rased from the books, and their accounts
given to an attorney for collection.
That after that date, unless in the
case of persons with whom they have
open advertising accounts, tile publish
ers will send their publications only to
such us have paved their subscriptions
in advance.
That they will a. some time III the
near future, prepare and publish! II list
of all delinquent subscribers who do
not arrange to settle their accounts in
some manner, together witt, the
amounts out of Which they have swn-
died the printer.
A. p. MILLER,
Publisher Worthington ADVANCE.
A. S. LINDSAY,
Publisher Worthington Journal.
PERSONALS
| A. n. Jordan returned from Mime
apclis on Thursday last.
Geo. Ames and wife left on Tuesday
evening for Mankato, their future home.
Miss Rice returned on Saturday last
to take charge of the Worthington
Schools.
j. Ames and family expect to leave
soon for Missouri to spend the win.
ter.
4. j. 1lumlstOn, Clerk IN the Land
Office, left Monday night for !. six
weeks visit East.
Miss Eta Smith, who is teaching
music ut Sioux City with marked sue.
cess, is now home on Il visit and is
treating our people to some excellent
vocal music.
j. Knappenberger, of Bondin, was in
town Tuesday and called in. lie re-
ports thin S lively along the two rail
roads.
Miss Hannah Ferry and Miss Nellie
Montgomery, Of Masonville, n. Y,
arrived Oh Saturday last to enter upon
their duties us teachers in our public
| schools.
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Official Paper Of the Coun-
ty.
70 FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS

70 FOREIGN SUBSCRIBERS
Subscribers to the ADVANCE living
outside Of Mobiles county will please
remember that when we notify them
of the expiration Of their subscription
and they do not respond. we take it for
granted that they do not want the
paper longer, and our rule is to strike
their MINES off.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1879-09-18

AT the Annual Meeting of the No.
bles County Bible Society held on
Tuesday evening, the 10Th, the follow
ing officers WI re elected:
President-Geo. .. Moore.
Vice President
Secretary-J. ?. Moulton.
Treasurer-Peter Thompson.
Executive Board-Pastors of the
Churches.
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Conductor P;,rker's train was ditch
ed yesterday at Beaver Creek by i. mis-
placed switch. No lives were lost and
no one seriously hurt, but there was
some lively jumping and scrambling
around. The engine and one car were
placed on the track again and got
through to Sioux Falls. The train got
into Worthington near midnight.
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.S1rMMONS

SCM WUNS. ~
STAIR oE EM! 1! 7; rs S. S..
The STATE of Minnesota to Jerome "A Chamber:
lam, Defendants:
You arc hereby summoned to he and appear
before the undersigned, one of the Justices OF
day of September, 1870 at nine o'clock iii the
torcnon, at my Office in the village of WOr, hing
t,nin said county to answer to John Hansber-
ger in a civil action - -
Should you fill to appear at the time and place
aforesaid, Judgment will be rendered against
you upon evidence adduccd by said John Hans
herE:r for such sum rs he shall show himself en-
titled to.
Given under my hand, this s'st day OF August
A. b. 1879.
l.. B. BENNETT. Justice of the Peace.
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MASONIC.

DEGULAK COMMUNICATIONS Of Fraternt-
IL ty Lodge, no. 1Ol, 4. i. 4 \. ". 1T Masonic
>>:N Hall in Woythin.tOn Oh the
~ ,<-SSS7Ex.,sS lst and 81 Mondays in cacl,
~ ~ ~HE month.
NIeAA,. NJ. b. SOuLE, W.. NJ.
&&N sAHteE.StvL S. Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
x:SSSFy .sfa;::ys$ REGULAR CONVOCA-
G.T@xcsIdx..:E; TlONS o; Living Arch Chap
TENLsSSIf \. ter. No &, II. A. NJ. ut Ma
sN<j ~ W sonic Hall on the 4th Monday
IN each month.
s. r. CMASD! See. iNtI
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