The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1881-11-24
OBITUARY..
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From the Muncy Pa, Gazette aud Bulletin -

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From the Muncy Pa, Gazette aud Dnlletin -
DEATH OF REV. COMFY PLOTS.
Rev. Comfy Plotts, formerly of Will
Transport, died about 6o'clnck Tuesday
evening ut the home Of his brother, Will
liam L. Plots. Muucy borough, where
lie had been staying for the past two
years. His funeral will take place Fri
day ut . O'clock +, NJ. The recent ill.,
ness of Mr.. Plotls WAS the culminatiOlr
of i cold contracted last winter, to-
grther with internal injuries received
about two and IL half years ago from Il
fall. while visiting some friends in
Eastern Pennsylvsnia, which iiualIy de-
vel"pea into dropsy. Mr. Plotts was
! born in tAn northern part Of New Jer
sey. july i. 1868, and pursued his theo-
logical Studies 1t Princeton College, to-
gether with his brother John, both the
brothers finally settling il Mount Hcl-
ly, New JERSEY. where they opened an
academy. His brother John dying in
| 1874, the academy WAS finally closed,
the snl, jet OF this notice going to Phil
adelphia. where he devoted himself to
teaching III private and public schools.
Mr.. Plotts was devoted to his pr"fess.
| Jon, and WAS one of the principal or
! ganiZers Of the state teachers assncia-
,ian, remaining identified with that
, body ever afterwards. He moved to
| Mnnry IL 1852. and subsequently to
Wii'iamsp"vt. making this county his
home thcnceforth. liz was prominent
in the bui|li,. mp Of the First Baptist
church. this city. always taking an ac-
tive Interest in it's life and being Il con-
siStrnt member Of it up to the time of
hi 81 ia, 1Atv In
in connpctin ion with the denomination
! to which he belonged. In his teaching
profession. as in his other relations,
Mr.. plntts WAS tenacious in maintaining
discipline and order. At the same time
he was Il gentleman Of genial manners
and even temper. His final Illness was
nf short d,lrntior. though he suffered
intensely lie will he buried in the
beautiful cemetery 1T Mnrcy-where
the body Of his wife, who dipil about
eight years ago-reposrs. The funeral
services will be conducted by Rev.
Gnnrg" Cooper. pastor of the First
Baptis+ church. this city.
From the Lodi, ("i;) Valley News
CUE,ilE -Ou Thursday, November
3, at her II sidencc il the town nf Ar
liugtun Mrs. Hannah. wife Of John
i. Curric, aged IS years.
Mrs. Cl,:lie .w;s Il faithful wife, AL
atfrc: inli:,,t mother. y seli-sucrili ing
frituu, 4 true Christian. BY her kind
~ aud sympathetic dispoSit on, her
readiness to help others in times of
sickness and sorrow. she had made her
Self warm place in many hearts. The
expressions Of affection and sympathy
ON the part Of friends and ntiyhhors
| ,lu:i!,g her illness. the large Attendance
u,nn the funeral service, and the deep
) 'rrow mantle sled at her loss. show the
estimation in which she was held hy
those. WHO knew her hest. Mrs. Currip
for ma v Vars has been a member Of
| the PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Lodi Dur
ing her sickness she was sustained by
Al nnfalterin1 trust in the Lord Jesus
Christ. Her hope WAS an anchor to her
; sn:, sure aud s!t;ilfASt. and while she
desired tn live for the SAX" Of her fami-
! Is. she W rs ready and willing to depart
; ::.l liz with Christ. We trust that to
! Ter is We. lid tie truth Of the Spnti-
| nent uttered lE The apostle PAul-''to
| .lia is gals, = "!'rSspd are the dead
who li,: in the Lords i.
! \ Baptist Minister'S tNperirnce.-l
, AN II B,,tist Minister. and before
+; even ti!ulyi,! VI being y Ct 'ryyi,lin, |
) graduate. Il in ,nv,?i;'inr. bur left " lucra.
! tive practice tHr NY present profession.
; Il! years ago. | WAS for many yt;uS Il
| sufferer from si';''>y; "Ti'omas' Eclrc
/ lrl" Oil cured .uv.' WAS also troubled!
with ln'a:>+i.rSS. AND Thnmus' Ec.c.
! trio Oh always itlrVrl NE. My wife
AMI child haze '!i'I',i'tria, and Thomas
! Ecitc1ric Oh cutv'l THEM, and if taken
: );
! ten. ! AIN cul.itrul it is Il cure for the
! most ub>i.!;,l. cold or cough. and it
! amy one v ii! take {, s:1all lra>Ih,oi and
half !iil 1t With the Oil, and then place
! the end ui lilt >I",u:l in one noSlril and,
draw the Oh out ui The sln,On into the
! !iv;sh by shilling Us hard rs they can
! Un!ll tin D!l tail, over into the throat.
| and pi:tct ice that twice il week. l don't
/ ca!, how vi, Hsivt their head may be,
| it " i'll clear, it uul and cure their Ca
: ,ar!li. fOr deafness aud tar3chr it has
: done wonders to NY certain knoA ledge.
=! Il is TIE: only mrs'lcint dubbed patent
; iut,t!cIl e. i;t I nave eyer felt like rec
nii!ii,"nting. and IAN very anxious to
; SEE it il, tv'''y place. for tell You that
! | Wl,il,, nNt ij:' VII bout it III my house
= Ter any cn,iS',itrati III. | am now Suf-
Il r!''" with pain like rheumatism III
my right limb. ;''ul nothing relieves me-
I'Hr Ttn,,A>' i;rlrclric Oh. DEE. +.
! Crane, Carry, "a. sold by Laws.
; ICNDEE.
; Married On Sunday Nov. 9th, ut
; Taico;t Lake Farm by Rev. John Crap
s-y Mr.. >i,o b. Craps-y and Miss Car
rir Sci.ui1ur. Of Dundee.
| We are sorry TO say we had to- give
! up attending our Liberal Sunday
! School on account of mud and water.
One Of n!r Free thinker families have
moved down to Heron Lake. The
! children. uut ut curiosity. attended a
prayer meeting. w|,en they returned
t from tlir meeting one Of them said he
did not like to 90 to ravpr meeting
the people felt SO lad, he said they
yrnaucd al;' some said yes Lortl'' ard
sn.t urn,uth ont ",ln .JrS,,S.'' They
said it locked s" queer to see hem down
J on their knees tai ing to nothing. We
should think faith in prayer w"nld b"
very small Stree the whole christian
| We; Ii united in earnest and persistent
},raytv for l,r president and their God
made not the first move in That direc-
! tinr. Natural law took it's G. urse Just
the same rs if Tot one prayer had been
! offered L. \. G..
- :
Ilumhuggrd ayaiu.-I saw so much
salt! al"u, the merits of Hop Bittrrs,
and my wife. who WAS always Doctor
ing and never well. tpaSel me so llr-
gently to get her some | concluded to
|" |,nnhuggrl again: and ! am glad
did for in less than two months use
of the 'ittrrS my wife was cured. and