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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Steamer SINK.

Boston, September S.-The steamer
Katahdin, Of the Bangor line, struck
on Nahant ROCK this morning In IL
heavy fog. The passengers were
placed aboard q tug and saved.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
An Insane Editor.

Little Rock, Ark, September g.
Judge Edwin Bancroft of Texarkana,
formerly editor and Republican poll
tician, has been declared insane, and
ordered sent to the asylum at Little
Rock.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
Panama Items.

Panama, September S.--Eighteen
deaths here from yellow fever the past
week.
The city of Santiago de Cuba was
visited by cyclone last night.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

In@i ssn Sssi' ~ Z vessns j, s..
~ srs;'d MIN $50 ss s::.. III sss ss'
&c, sgs asr'ss o, s,sses 8 sc~p, common
i6c: halves ia. , os. tsndlys null boxes,
4, 1sosns !. .eo de9sn. t'oIsmes,;s s,u";Srs'
xmcrican' ' 4, " Nscoafvni, Imported, i5S1S:
Eio dozen: wsli Se az ~ sYcs ~ Two hoops
si75GeS.2s dozen. '''p dozen. Broome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
An Injunction.

Seattle. w. r., September Sat
the instsnce the Northern Pacific Eek
press company, the Wells Fargo ex-
press has been enjoined from estab
fishing agencies in Washington.
Idaho and Montana.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Niles, the seucgambian from Arkan-
sas Is crank, who looks closely AFTER
No. /. He gets $50 n week from the
National Colored ldemnity society FOR
his alleged services In Washington 70
secure the strip of !aud $50 mlles long
aud 40 miles wide which lies between
Texas. Indian Territory, Colorado ana
Kansas, for negro colonization, The
= clety numbers 2O00, II IL sad, ana
Niles scoopg their dollars,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

,uxnrn- Rough lumber. boxing, y inches
and unssr, drst class, slD. stripping 40, ~;
bosfnx lud foofing, clears w thl6k sisalet
liz md *. s}R rnufh iufnbel, toevna Class
NJ, 5olst aud scnntiIns, cults, ~. ~
= l,ipi xG--I'ifst common white Pine, w ~,
.ssnnd d !, q, third do, 2k5; poplar, WI ~ ma
~. olla Il; w 80; DO u, ~ I native r-ugh ~;
unrsss.p i.UnHkR- Boxing ~ lnshrs ana
under, s40DA w do ~, ~ N4A ~
sn.,niiing. ioId or any common lunb1r
III aslas N III boxing over IL Inches StmM
see.s i elass. any kind, sge usw2l ~.
y,stnsst p A M HATcHFB ffsorEfSU--first
.i,.ss 81: second ciazs, 81.
W,,iTKPfKR FurxiHnfs6 iUhtuk-i'<, ~
and 3inch wiiitvp ne, nv ipeh 90, ~
i,FlllNs.~BkADkD on fLAfN--Flrtt cnM-
mon white pine, X, af2A ID 70, Nv; ~ 90 ~;
poplar, y, " % pdplar' ~ 2ss ns''ssp'ns'
n i' 81. nj L1Isna.-.isl, ~ and ineh' t'S
q ,ssa hIIe Ias y; q s s.s, ~
s,d ~ a; do No =. ~ tls d. No y ~ nstivs
= y ssa 'ss 10 slns sssssa ana hssd;:a
.,,s,arc ar mai, 81; yellow pine do. -; iet1t =
1f IN 4 itj9x ssT Pre- lime, nenn. P&
b esu ~ Ut ts q iaiskissI. = W -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Three per cent bonds-i0sA.
Coupons, 44's~-ll2 4,
Coupons, is-.I 1914.
NEW YORK, September 0. = Government
DO DIS ~ ady.
state securities du !.
Iiailw y bonds firm.
The market presented no fnuhou onnnks
"A compared with The previous day OF the
week. In the opening sales the market
WIG WIZ, Michigan Central, Nortnefn, Pacific
oregon Trapscontinent,l nnb Reading guf.
ierlng most in the decline. During tn.c iist
hour however there was Il recovery OF y 10
~, Northwestern leading IN prices; this wns
again fol owed by - pressure 70 sell ana stu
lower prices p eyaiiod for many shares. The
decline from last night clos ng ran ed from
X toaA. Vanderbilt, Dsny'r, Louis lilo y
Nfahyille, Northern Pacific, oregon irHnf-
continental ana Wabash preferred being par
ticuariy weak. Al the rio y some shafes
rallied u tot, while o hers sold AZ the lowest
pr. ces Of The dny. The epr, ssion WAS duc 70
reports thai the Gould party would not enter
this Louisville Il Nashville directory. and
that Pre- ient ituit OF the Now York Cen
tftil had ordered rates reduced Ia Whatever
figure ncccs snry ia ubtaiD business and that
the cora crops had been seriously damaged
by frost The two nr.t mentioned reports
were enphaticaily denied; Ia resnrd 70 llie
corn crops opinions Il ffer widely, some
hou es being IN receipt Of tflegiHins
prcdic.lng ilis - eest cop eyer hars etiteai
been 80, iousIy harmed. Jhe reaction was
partly due 10 Ycsterdy's heavy reaiza'l1ns
and 10 the fact that the bull leaders encour'
ngod Ealta 10 force out small holders
The sale OF stocks 10 The week agafegniol
25l,77O shares; increase 2s3,2H. Exports ~
specie from pert OF New yosl. fIf the week
ending to-day 4dDJ total since JannafS ~
10 5agh65, agninst 41hA0 0jS for sniqc period "a
1892 Imports al spc, ~ for the week were
225 40: total since January lsl was hblle'n,
against 2.fs0,9fl for the same period lhst sei.I.
Tie weekly exhibit OF tho New YORK tiy
Associated Banks Ia uniAvornble, hkowiuEi
surplus reserve 81 sTG,s26; Expansion 10 loans
MI a, nd n m
bllIties red uced gsI5 jOj. banks hold "A 40, 09
above the lcgnl regn ren.nis. ngalnst q ~.
ncie idy OF 81 sSs.270 for the same week last
year. The statement reflects Inc movements
OF currency 10 the West and south 10 nskifi
tir movement OF crops, Transactions az,
90
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
AoRhoS PRIESTS.

ss'ons of tho Nor,hwss. for
klnns. :. Converts. .
p Moripo,,s September s.-Four-
|lIasr Il M, priests led by Parson
EElIngs il NM Lake City are holding
||aIaing eoay NV :, eily for the purpose
|selyunr Istsets. They have been
and se, ntte months in Mime.
|asswomsaa'sd len converts, one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
New Orleans.

MoSisS,
NEW ORLEArs, Sept. H-slight exchange on
New York steady and unchanged, W per
900 premium: sterling exchange sanknblo
Diiisss2
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
New York.
Srot.ks.


Nrw YoR., septeilterS FLOUR irm.
wheat spot, iirm; options opened soak
hieho declined l4tpis cipsirg fairly steady:
No red loAYl E4; Nos red .ui elevator
! iTN Delivered
coRS --.snot, / u e hi her, options opened
excited; .ee24 higher, closing steady with re-
action. 495s, 2, cav, ailoat
PROVISIONS.
CorTrr--Quiet aud steady; Rio cCo1l0 90.
SuOAts--Firnl, refined strong.
MoLAssts--Q utet and firm
kice-Qno,ed steady; domestic a9s@7f;
ranfoon 4A6li
fokK--Quist and flsm az 400.
VI MEATS Dull apd nominal; long clear
Lam Firm; : io6es IS.
KosiS-Quiot and unchanged.
NE--strongsr at ici ztl..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
A New M,ni O +.

San Francisco. September S.-The
new iron clad double turretted mont
tor Monadnock eing built mt Kelly's,
will be launched September 18th.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

~ uoape0o per tun, New csrn. TS,o certs !.
oats. country. 2N4Soc: Bran, "a nor iUu: t,hops
81 70 per LOO. Barley, 9s8SS. ~ ~f''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

Nails, rates, 81 50; Hoes. o. ,, cent or: AxDs
~ 5g Asncs y sllpv-l-, u das, sia0G Ilofse
shoes, " keg. ssd5; Hsir Iron, s3sj; steel, IA
sheet bon No. 81 =. 80 Tdnto eifs
6S4G7ttc. I'm Plate. stans if%
cialna, ~ tp y iuxs fpfNAfr hsa cent. ~.
gaos ffgs \, sieaaa vt lfs ns.sff
SO Ieft s0fsls 0HAs 0iAifs essA fs'i N sf5Ifs y
ard y seat an
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
rRovistoNs.
WHISKY istcndy at IA.

WUiAuY-4fStrndy NJ lll.
Cons MrAt.-Flrm at To-
pork--Slow nj ik1i.
BuLk, MeAIs.-r rnrr; long clear O co short
rib o 20, short clear tpls6t7 8sy,
B,cos- kasis.; long clear, IlSa7l4; short
ribs, ~: short clear, s.
HAMS l3eeh.
LARD Nom. nnl.
LIVE srucK.
CArTt,E~ Receipts 100; scarce and nrin ana
The suppl, 80 light that only local trade H.
done; Texans 84aei 10; Indians 500fi0.
SHEEP Receipts, me; scarce and nluw,
Terms s0aa ~; natives 5Dagi 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

ganvs. city

KANsAs Cry, Sept. A--WHEAT--- VI CHER;
No 2 red sals cash; % lkNovtmber.
CoEN Higher: asl4 a8sH cash; 3als bid Octo-
bcr; ~ bid for November
CAtrLE--Receipts 10 very scarce and tho
supply insufficient to make IA market; moth
Ing ii me
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

stapls Drur..

Wheat. chsicc 81 oosl Of, medium. ssaps.
Inferior. 5000. Oats, 2s<pSo. Barley, SOGs3b.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

POULTRY Hens, e. bos1l rs per dozen:
boosters, -.--------.--; haifsrown chickens.
~ fnecs ~ Turkeys, ~ 00GS ~. Geese, Is ID
tbS co. Ducks, "a 5oaJS 10. - y
EG0s--Pcr DOZEN, isQes0c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

= fioum :, stanafds isoyai Patent. san
r,' pm n, smcss: " s,ess y i'srs. corn meal.
Is o. Oatmeal. ' nss5 , sni sritH. v Dbl:
WHOA, 70 &c; Crackers. K n.js ~ ~, az NV ~
s 40 ,@Is xXx soda, esa ii<c' cfcs,,, soss
s snsps A. al Isp,pn !, Green's x ginger
lnmhles, s9la,sc. Wheat tn ~ = 'sxsssna
NO esi' ~ TO Quality aud condition ''''P''
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
wool-oulot and steady re4as l4ar
Chicago.
LIVE Sr'prK

rHiCA0o, sept 'mber S--taATTLr-.- Receipts
2d0G l0@lb lower on poor tofnedlum; exports
bue4G Sp good 10 choice I0e}5 gp common 20
miNuling, 4 fU,dI 20. range strong; Wyomin
bilif breeds OF lcg1 an lbs pounds, . dhs %;
grass Texans 1904 20, wintcred Texans
an agihg Americans, 4 0dnl u.
SuEFp.--Reccipts,S ,ii. shipments, 4 800. slnw.
dull. inierior ~ nirb 25eGS 8 {, good OK choice
4 70; Texans, 8U0t3i0D.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

g n :. q na,os sesr sursd hams. ls.c, q
Long eiear bsco,'' "a n 2. \. \, meat, w:
!. hif tS,s' ID, ~ "A w "a,
x tina p,sc ~ ss, i0,]c; s. titns n XXI %nN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Nsm YORK.

New York. September s.-Money, 2ef2lE;
closed offered at per cent
prime mercantile paper bls10H.
sterling exchange, banhnble bills, quiet
NJ 4slN; siphtis1g,
Three per cent bonds--i03h
Coupons 4N's~-l.l2 4,
Coupons, ISL 1874.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09
New or,.ans.


NEW ORLEANS. Sept S.--FLoUn--steady;
high grades . 00N6 "a.
Corn quiet for circular mixed bs White
and yellow ~.
OARS Qaist and arm, al loai.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

new YORK. sept. s.--spot cotton cioned
oufef md tlfadys
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-09

'xw ORPHANS, September s.--spos cotton
Sod hrm and unchanged.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
LETTERS FROM The PEOPLE
CHURCH SUBSCRIPTIONS,

,
EDIrOR ADvANCE:--Plato, in the
last issue Of your paper, says church
people pay their tithes. He is little
off. They sign any number Of sub
scription papers, promising 10 pay,
which aggregate large amounts, but
which they do not pay, and which they
never intend to pay when they sign, or,
if they do intend to pay. a little horse
sense would tell them they could not
pay. This business of subscribing mon.
ey for church and other purposes, and
not paying, is wrong, As an illustration
will show.
A stranger came to Worthington as
pastor Of one of our churches. lie was
poor and dependant on his salary for \
living, and the first thing lie desired
was credit at one Of our stores. The
proprietor asked him low he expected
to pay. Tie pastor remarked that be
WAS to receive q certain amount ss
missionary money and certain Other
sum had been raised for him by sub
scription, showing list of names aud
amounts subscribed. The merchant
told him that the missionary money
WAS all right, but that the subscription
msney would not he paid, for the same
parties owed every business man in
town and never paid anything. Tie
pastor of course did not believe it, but
by depending on the honesty Of those
subscribing he became involved in debts
which he had to leave unpaid when he
left for another field Of labor, and was
put Oh the books Of our business men
as ID. B."
Query. If u man gives money for
church purposes that should be applied
to paying his debts. who will receive
cr-di. for it in the great day of reckon
ing?
Meral-Pay your debts, and your
creditors will feel y great deal better
about giving for church purposes. and
d" not subscribe more than you know
you can pay, and then poy 1t. If you
can afterwards give more without
wronging any one, do 80. BY 80 doing
you will preserve your own self-resl~ct,
increase the respect of business men
for yourselves and the church, and your
mite will he more pleasing te God than
millions given 1T the expense Of your
creditors.
1t would seem as If any person with
a little horse sense in his MAKE. up could
understand from the foregoing the r+a-
SON why business men hold themselves
alO0f from the revival meetings now
Icing held.
ECNO Toy DLOTI
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
K'HiCH

We are privately informed that they
fear up At Window that division ol
the district would result in the appoint.
n vt "f a WortI'i'.gton lawyer AZ judge
ADVANCE
A little error about that. 1t is not
that a ''Worth,ngton lawyer" may |.
apln,inted i,d9e. but. If xnytl,i,Ig il
has no jealousy in the matter Of the 10.
some accrsaa!:!e POINT, and unless Sew
ator Perkins would become . candidate
we would ~ soou the judge would be
1t Werthingt&.n ~ elsewhere. il you
pick on good mxn.-Windoa Report
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| TO HlBLE kENARD

a w 0x0LN M " AAD.
The publishers of Rutledgo's Month
II offer twelve valuable rewards in
their Monthly for February, among
which are the following:
We will give SO dollars in gold to
the person telling Us which Is the mid.
die verse In the Old Testament Scrip.
lures by February 10, 1882. Should two
or moro correct answers be received, tho
reward will BE- divided. The money will
be forwarded to the winner February
18th, 1883. Persons trying for the re.
ward must send 20 cents in silver (no
postage stamps taken) with their an
awrr. for which they will receive the
March Monthly. in which the name
and address Of the winner Of the re.
ward and the correct answer will be
published. This may he worth $40 to
you. Cnt it out. Address Rutledgs
Publishing Company, Easton, Penn.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
COUNTY NEWS.
RANSOM.

A Klesseg gave = dinner party to
quite a number Of friends on the 2sth.
John Riley, We learn, has rented Mr.
Yahn's farm in Digelsw township. Sue.
cess 10 him.
8. &: Ferrin has bought 2S sheep from
G. w. Dow.
jim Wilkins says he can claim fret
en- cooking, If w. w. Herdick caa on
buckWheat cakes.
There are few cases Of chicken pox
in town. and quite number have been
exposed to it.
Cupid1 latest plan for curing the dog
10 to satur2te the seat Of his pants with
strychnlne. So says Bego aud Dewitt Of
Sioux City.
DICK.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
WILLMONT.

Lately we've bsen getting abeut one
snow storm . day, and sometimes two
during the night.
On Monday, the 32d, Dennis Murphy
started with his family from his home.
stead for his former home in Lismore.
He got but = short distance when his
horses stuck in . snow drift, and be.
coming frightened. broke the beneue Of
the sled, broke one line aud got away.
He then started for Mr.. Balkenam' .
house with his wife and mother. in law,
each with child in their arms, leav-
ing two little girls On the sled well
covered up with featfer-beds, etc. Ar
irving at the house Of Mr.. B., one Of
the party happening 10 DO out doors
and hearing the children crying. they
went in that direction, and found both
Of the little girls, one xbsut 8 and the
other about years old, standing in
The snow, enc with her stsckisg %.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
THE DOCTOR'S SECRET,

Probably no nrw development will
the secret OF success of certain leading
physicians. When they have difficult
case 1T throat or lung disease that baf'
lies their scientific skill, they prescribe
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption. Cougl,s and Colds. having it
disguised IL \ prescription bottle. with
their OWN directions aud name attach
ed. The patient is cured. and they get
the crrdit.-Trihune. Large size ST.
For sale 1y e. II. Smith.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
HOMES IN TIE WEST.

Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concern
Ing the GARDEN SPor Of Iowa q
Minnesota. BY subscribing for 4
Worthington ADVANCE, published At
Worthington, Minnesota. Send 81 for
one year: 81 for six months. and 50
sents for three months, to ADVANCE,
Worthington. Mobiles Co., Minnesota
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01

D-11H J ~ dAN y Wv J. E&N zIOt.
Secretary McGljncy. of tlr. North
western DAiryunen's Association, which
holds its seventeenth, annual meet lug
at Mankato, Mimi. F.b'y ii to IL,
1883, writes that he has secured the fol-
lowing premiums, whicI. are to h.
awarded for the hest butter exhibited
1T the meeting of the association.
HIGGINS CHALLENGE CUP,
offered hy Messrs. Thomas Higgin s.
Co., If Liverpool, one Gorl,am si|vr.
cup, value $50. for the best tub of but.
ter, salt~d with Higgins Eureka salt
made at any time, by any creamery.
t"rm+r er dairyman. The party win
ming the cuI, to hold tie same for ont
year. when it shall bc competed fo,
again 1T the xnnual meeting Of the AS
s'HiAtion. Any party winning the cu,,
amy two years in succession shall owl,
tue cup permanently.
$25,N CASH.
The Amecican Salt Co., of Syracuse.
n. T., offers $25 in cash. in premiums ;
rs fultews: For the h~st package Of hu
t-r. R,llted witt, the Amer ican salt. $l5:
. 'end best. $40.
Now let the creamery men. farmers
o. dAiryuen enter the list for the abn> q
p emiulas. A fine exhib ti"n roo,n wi
I've pr vide'l a. II butter can lIe sent l..
H. g. Howard, at Mankate Mimi. will.
proper instructions how to enter il
Should other premiums be offered, d,,,
announcement will lie made.
1t il hoped. that the butter makers
all through the State will make an OK
hlbit Of their product. as the published
reports Of the Association will Ike spread
broadcast over the land, and these will
give creamery men aud dairymsn good
advertisements.
Let the press OF the State aid in this
matter by s1vprtisipE the above and
frequently calling the attention of thei,
readers t., 1t.
1t is expected that the silver cup men.
TONED above. will he sent in a few days
to John G. Noe, Secretary Of the South.
western Land and Immigration Asse.
c,at an. ut Mankato. for exhibition.
az minnesota papers please copy.)
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01

A promising business point in this
county 10 Lake Park. a new town or
the B.. &. X. & N. railway eleven miles
northwest Of Spirit Lake. Several ex-
eelleRt men have planted Themselves
there and still there is room for others
Ut tile right sort. 4 large territory
than which no section Of the West il
better adapted to the purposes of gen.
eral agriculture. is naturally tributary
to Lake Park, and it will he strange
indeed If = solid town is not establish
ed there.-Spirit Lake Beacon.
This town 10 on the Northern shore
Of Silver Lake, about 10 miles frsm
Werthingt0n.
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color and the other q light by. X.
MORE REPUBLICAN, 7O.MFOOLERY.
The Chicago Evening journal says
that among the statutes which are now
in force, and which are embodied il the
Tariff bill for re-e.;actmemt, is one
which makes it Il penal offense for ary
officer of the Government knowingly to
aid or abet any person engaged in the
violation of any law prohibiting the
importation or circulation of the class
of literature describcd AS immoral or
Indecent. THIS offence is punishable
by Il fine Of not less than 500 and not
more than 5000, or by imprisonment
at hard labor for not less than one year
nor moro than ten years, or both. Tie
motion to strike out this feature of tile
law was debated long enough to make
known to every Senator the nature of
the proposition and then vote was ta-
ken. To the surprise of all observers,
the division was exactly with party
lines every Democrat arose III his seat
when the affirmative vote was called
for and every Republican arose for the
negative. The yeas and nays were not
called. The Democrats had 4 majority
Of the Senators present, and the motion
was carried by vote Of 25 to %.
So it seems the Republican Senators
have not learned wisdom after all from
the result Of last falls election. They
are still willing to tack ''obscene liter
ature" clauses to tariff bills, appropria-
tion bills or any bill where there is a
Chance to smuggle it through, when it
would not prevail if it stood alone as a
separate measure and on it's own mer-
its. The willy and infamous Comstock
ing are as wise as serpents and twice
~ venomons. and the fool Republicans
in Congress are their dupes and tools
1t is certainly to the credit Of the Dem.
ocrats that they all voted to strike ont
his utterly irrelevant and foolish
clause from the tariff bill, and if the
Democrats will boldly take ground in
favor of repeating the infamous Com
stock law ard all its spawn of minor
iniquities, they will rally to their sur
port thousands Of Independent Kepub-
licans. Obscene literature. as defined
and punishrd by the laws of the sever
al states. ought to be suppressed, but
he Infamous ComStock law aud its &C
cesSarics, is chu,ch movement to sup
press free thought, and if the kepubli-
cans ~ill not cease TO throw such sops
to biSatry, they will he wiped cut and
Il better patty will he put in control Of
he. government.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-02-01
The WEATHER.

A residence ut the north pole may b<
Preferable to . life in that ideal realm
Y .ich Bcecher aud lngersoli and the
W0rtl.iHgtan ADVANCE lave conspired
. annihiliate, but We prefer not tO b
naturxlisrd in either country. Like the
o.an Who was given his choice bet ween
being burned o. frozen to death. We pre-
fer 4 happy medium. This is merely
int rOductorv to tho remark that there
has been superabunlance Of wind and
too low n THERMOMETER for comfort dur.
ing tho past week.-Heron Lake Guar
dian
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Beauty Reeained. Tho beauty and
color Of the hair may he safely regain
Cd BY using Parker's Hair Balsam.
| which is Duch admired for its perfume,
cleanliness and dandruff eradicating
properties.
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LORAIN.

Mistake in one item last week. It
WAs colts instead If oats.
B. Firth hiss sold his big Durham
bull, which weighed 1910 lbs.
Mr.. Thorp's father-in-law lost SO
COW few days ago.
Mr.. Thorp has returned from Deca-
tur where he has beon 70 fetch the re.
mAinder of fis stock.
We hear Nr. Eldred9e ID coming back
to settle here. He will 10 welcome.