The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-11-18

| the State, ana 10 ali persons VINO ueslre !
''true blue" paper, we recommend the Sent
nel-Wabash Times.
II our readers are DESTROYS of being in pos
session of a first-class city weekly we know
of none better to recommend than the
| Weekly Sentinel. 1t is bright, newsy, and
has an excellent farm department where
everything of interest to the farmer Is
brought out. 1t is live and wide-awakt
Democratic journal, and should be in the
hands OF all.-Hancock Democrat
Elsewhere-in this issue will be found the
prospectus of the Indianapolis Sentinel.
| Parties who have never taken the Sentinel
and wanting number one family paper
giving all the news should give the Sentinel
a trial. The Weekly Sentinel is devoted
largely to agriculture, with enough miscel
| laneous and political matter to make 1T just
the paper for the farmer.-Salem Democrat.
We have had occasion to say in these col
| umns before and repeat it here, that the
| Weekly Sentinel is deserving of good pat
ronage in Shelby County 1t is splendid
paper for the farm and fireside, and as a Po-
| Iitical paper 1t can always be relied upon as
solidly Democratic. If our advice was
| asked, as it frequently is, we would advise
our farmers to take the enthusiastically
vile Daily Democrat.
of the outspoken newspapers of the West
on all questions, political and non-Polltlcal
/ Tile DCl'ltllCl ID OnC VI bhO AuOot
prominent. Ii is fearless and persistent in
its warfare against monoPolies and swindling
corporations. We admire its position IN
these matters, and can heartily recommend
the Weekly Sentinel to our readers. 1t is a
bright newsy paper, every department filled
with the choicest matter.-WellS County
Times.
The Sentinel is the recognized mouth-piece
of the State Democracy. 1t is ably edited
tr..An Flx~ro 20 Of
genuine Democracy, always ready to meet
the questions of the hour pertinently. The
Weekly Sentinel is a magnificent paper in
all respects for the family well as the of
flee, containing the best information on all
subjects 1t should go into every Demo
cratic household in the State.-El khart
Democrat.
The indianapolis Sentinel, the organ OF
the Democracy of this State is true expo
nent of the political principles which it ad-
yocates, and should be patronlzed literally
by the Democrats of Vermillion County. 1t
would not hurt our Republican friends to
read it. 1t is a good idea to read both sides
of the political question. We have been a
reader of the Sentinel for twenty years, and
expect to be as long as we live.-Hoosier
State Independent.
Every Democrat in the State should, if
able, take the State Sentinel. 1t has been an
able and untirng advocate of Democratic
principles and all living political issues are
fearlessly and thoroughly discussed in its
columns. In addition to its political arti-
cles il publishes all the news of the day, and
contains large amount OF well selected mis-
celiany. Its low rates to subscribers places
it within the reach of almost every family.
Miami County Sentinel.
In another column will be found the pros
pectus of the Indianapolis Sentinel. As an
outspoken, persistent vigorous defender of
the principles of Democracy, and an uncom-
promising opponent of the oppressive mon
Opolies. The Sentinel has few equals and
scarcely any superior, and deserves the most
hearty and liberal support of every Demo-
crat in Indiana. We will take the pleasure
in forwarding any subscriptions left at this
office.-Rockport Democrat.
The Indiana State Sentinel is the recog-
nized leading Democratic newspaper of the
State. The largest, best and cheapest weekly
in the West. An uncompromising enemy
of mOnopOlies in whatever form appearing,
and especially to the spirit of subsidy as
embodied in the present thieving tariff. 1t
is our own State paper and is devoted to and
represents Indianas interests, political, in
dustrial and social, as no foreign paper will
or can do.-Erankfort Crescent.
1t is needless to impress upon our readers
the value of the sterling State paper, the In
dianapolis Sentinel. AS general news pur-
veyOr it is unexcelled, and as Simon pure
exponent of Democracy it is the acknowl-
edged organ of the party of Indiana. Hon.
John G. Shoemaker, proprietor, is doing all
in his power to improve the paper and en-
large the sphere of its usefulness. Every
Democrat in Howard County ought to take
the Sentinel and urge his neighbor to do
likewise.-KokOmoD Dispatch.
In this issue will be found the prospectus
of the State Sentinel. which gives full par
ticulars and terms of that paper. 1t is the
recognized State organ of the Democracy
and every Democrat who is able should at
least take the weekly addition. Mr. Shoe
maker has stayed with" the Sentinel until
he has made it one of the best papers in the
west and put it upon-a firm, paying basis.
and it is the duty of the Democracy to now
reward him for his long years of diligence,
enterprise and hard labor.-Spencer Demo
cIat
To those of our readers who desire TO take
a weekly or daily newspaper that gives the
news without favor, and is Democratic to
the core, we commend the Indiana State
Sentinel whose advertisement appears on
another page. The weekly Sentinel is essen
TALLY family paper. 1t gives political
educational, industrial. social and other
news in graphic and pleasing style. Its
farm and home department is complete in
every respect and the editorial department
is unsurpassed in the State.-White County
Democrat.
In another column will be found the pros
pectus of the Indianapolis Sentinel. The
Sentinel made for itself greater reputation
in the last National contest than any other
paper in the country and every Democrat in
the State should be proud of It. 1t is just
what it claims to be-, the steadfast Watch
man of public intelligence and the exponent
of American politics. We would like to
know that every Democrat in Upton County
was a subscriber to the Sentinel. Read its
rospectus.-Tipton Post.
We would advise every Democrat in the
county to subscribe for the Sentinel, for it
will be as a voice of sweet music during the
stirring times of the compaign next year.
The Sentinel made for itself greater repu-
tatiOn in the last National contest than any
other paper in the country and every Demo
crat in the State should be proud of it. 1t
is Just what il claims to be-the steadfast
Waterman of public intelligence and the ex-
ponent of American politics. We would
like to know that every Democrat in Ripley