The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-04-21

Pure blu0ded Plymouth Rock eggs
for setting at s6-3t J. HARDEN.
Mr.. James BLY, spent Sunday with
his son III Brewster.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster, price rs cents.
Sold by &. II. Babeock.
Mr.: Frank Crane, of hlankato. spent
Sunday in this city with friends.
That hacking cough can be so quick
~ cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guar
antee it. Sold by G. II Babcock.
DR.. D. l.. Kenyon has been confined
to his room by sickness this week.
Group, whoopiNg cough and bron-
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh 8
cure. At g. II. Babcock's. a '
Rev. WIN: Brown will 60 to jones'
vile and Eagle Lake, on Friday, to
hold their quarterly meetings..
Notice the advertisement Of s. Kind
lund, who, in addition to Tornado and
Tail Insurance, represents the Aetna
Life Insurance Company.
Mr.. Ray Humiston left Monday
morning for Mankato and st. Paul.
The State Board Of Pharmacy, of which,
he is q member, meets at the latter
place this week.
Shiloh's Vitalizer il what you need
for constipation, loss of appetite, diz-
illness, and all symptoms of dyspepsia.
Price IL and IS cents per bottle. Sold
by e. II. Babcock. a
II. NJ. Palm appears in this paper
announcing the arrival of splendid
stock of furniture, of the latest styles
and the most perfect flush. See his
advertisement.
TO RENT.-24O acres on the east
half of sec. IL, Lorain TIP. Land was
broken last year and is in good condi-
ton for crop. Will rent cheap fol-
cash or for one-fourth of the crop.
Call Oh or address,
Il. W. MoBERLY,
32tf Worthington. MINI
At the session of the Mankato Pres
bytery held at Window one week age
Mr.. II. NJ. Palm. one of the elders O.
he Westminster Church of this place
WAS elected commissioner to til,
Gel eral Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church which meets in Portland, Ore
.on, III May. This is quite An impor
tant trust, and Mr.. Palm is we'll quail
flied for the fulillment of its duties.
EASTER SERVICES.
The Presbyterian church pulpit wa
handsomely adorned with floral decor
atoms. The music of the choir ant
the pastors sermon were in illustration
of the great event which the day CON
nemorates.
The NJ. E. church was also hand
somely adorned, and the day was ap
propriately observed by special effor
on behalf of missions, home and for
eign. The collection for that obj"c
amounted to $3.50.
At the Congregational churcl, tn
decorations were illustrations of til
, of the top C: The Gates Al IT," TIL
PASTORS sermon was OH the theme q
Eternal Life" The evening was oc
cupied by the Sunday School. At til
evening hour the audience room wa
crowded, and many could not get i
f'r lack of space. The exercises wer
introduced Ivy reading the Scriptur
and prayer by the superintendent, MI
Ray Humiston. REGULATIONS were give
as follows:
EASTER Day. Miss Ida Fellow:
! 'Sweet peace is born,' Miss Pea
D Barnes; IAN Easter Leqend,"' Mi.
+ Jessie Bennett; ''Gethsemanp," Nj:
+ Fannie Naylor; "l.illies for the rise
. King" Clinton Mann; "Queen Flora.
E Choir" Miss Gertie Oliver. A son
by five little girls, "Pure White Lilies
i was one of the most pleasant humble
Of the program. The second part
the service was Cantata: 1.-The Gait
:. Ajar." Miss May Bartholomew mo
\ admirably enacted the role If the pi
grim, aud the Misses Newkirk Il
characters of faith and hope. A "Ba,
of Believers" Is in number, led |
Miss Sadie Lewis bparinga large viii
l. cross, wreathed with myrtle, follow.
y through the lower gat' $ to the uppe
4 The singing by the choir, and scho
II was excellent. The scene was Il teaI
u tiful one, and WAS we'll adapted to ii
& Easter day.
J., The Swedish Luthern church was
IS fill Easter dress, and the exercis
d were impressive in intoxicating Il
lessons nf the resurrection. -
The Episcopal church held its Gu
: tomary service for Easter day, Re
= Mr. Is ,llieaux officiating. The strm.
# was eloquent and the altar adurnmeli
:, appropriate and suggestive.
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y LECTURES.
. Under the auspices of the Yonr
= Pe"ple's Society of the Presbyteri;
e church, two lectures vii! be deliver.
1t by Rev. $. 5. Cryor, u. u, of Able
y Lea, on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
~ ings of April Goth and :7'h, 1892. I'll
d little of the first lecture, will
If ''Character' The sui ct Of the Sc
n ond will he "Modern phases of Ii
and Thought" Dr. Crvor is one
:, the most eloquent aud profound spea
ers in this country.
u. NOTICE.