Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 January 1890 — Page 2

There are many white soaps, each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory.' They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having It.

'Tis sold everywhere

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MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 1890.

Indiana Live Stock Company Matters. A clmugo is to be made in the Secretaryship of Jttie Live Stock Iiisuranco Company after the 14th of this mouth. F. L. Snyder, the capable and effloient officer who has served as Secretary sinoe the organization of the company, will decline a re-election for tho reason that an alluring business proposition opens to him at Knnws City. Harry K. Snyder, his brother, has already resigned as book-keeper, and will leave for Kansas Oity probably this week. The annual election of directors will take place on the 14th inst., and it will not bo known until that time who will snoceed these gentlemen in their respective positions. Capt. George li, Brown will probably succeed Harry Snyder as book-keeper, but the Secretaryship has not been fixed upon. Should Captain Brown be made book-keeper, Fred Brown will succeed liim as the bookkeeeper at Mahorney & Son's. In the meantime the Live Stock Company is kept busy writing policies and increasing its business.

[Changes in the Tire Department* The Fire Department has three vacancies in the ranks of tho minute men, caused by the advancement of O. C. Dorsey to a position'among the regulars and the resignations of* Henry Schenak and Sam Hoschwinder. Mr. Solienk retires on account of poor health. He is one of the best firemen in tho department, having had many years of oxperienco and his loss will bo much felt. Two of tho vacancies havo been filled by Chief Kolils by the selection of Fred Willnto and Lon Caldwell. These two appointments will have to bo confirmed by the Fire Board.

Sam Beach Shows Fight.

S.J. Beach, our poultry hustler, used to work for Dronberger poultry firm at Frankfort, bought throe wagons of Dronberger when tho latter sold out. But he denied the sale and brought suit against S. J. for possession. Before tl^o suit came off, howover, Dronberger spirited the wagons away to Frankfort. When Mr. Beach appeared upon the scene and claimed the waf"" a hand-to-hand conflict took place in which Dron 4)erger came out second best.

The Week of Prayer.

Tho Week of Prayer began yesterday. The week is observed by all the Evangelical churches throughout tho land. Tho topic lor this evening is, Confession and Supplication. Confession of sin and failure in the past, and prayer for consecration to a holier life.

A Bailroad Oase.

Attorneys P. S. Kennedy and T. H. Ristine are in Lafayette to conduot the suit of Mrs. George Manners against the Clover Leaf railroad. The Clover Loaf took the right of way through her land without'paying for the same.

BRITISH GOLD.

A. Vast Amount of It Invested In Amorlcan Industries.

THE SUM AGGREGATES $205,505,000.

•11 Thin Has tleen U*ed In the Purchafto of VarlotM EittorprUe) In tlio Putt Eighteen Month*—Many Mill*

Ion* More to Follow.

FINANCIAL AOICNT'S V1KWS.

NEW YOKK,

.Ian. 0.—Nobody need

havo any fear that England is buying up all Amorica or is putting a big mortgage on tho country. Gonuino investments of foreign capital which aro intrinsically enormous havo boon made in this country during tho past eighteen months, hut in comparison with the businoss of the Nation tho total amount represented is almost insignificant. Tho sum of English capital placed In tho United Statos within that period may roach S200,000.000, which represonts a maximum earning power of S30,000,000 annually—a big sum, but small oompared with tho Income of ovon a single big town in this country. Tho first big venturo of English capital among Amorican industries was in tho summer of 1888 when the Now York Brower^ Company WBB formed for tho purehaso of several breweries In New York and Now Jersey. Messrs. Samuel and Isaac Untermeyer negotiated the sale, and the enterprise was capitalized at S4 ,500,000. The project was spread before the London public and there was an astonishing rush for tho securities. The public subscriptions amounted to $SS, 000,000, noarly olght times tho amount offered, and tho shares wore distributed pro rata among tho subscribers. Tho suocess of tho first venturo led to tho organization of tho same projectors of tho United Statos Browing Company, capital, $5,500,000, which purchased breweries in New York, Newark and Albany. All tho stock was taken in a day or two. From this point tho business grow with amazing rapidity. The Messrs. Untermeyer have acted as American agents for tho placing of more than S32,000,000 of English capital in this country, and they now havo deals on han. Approaching consummation amounting to many million more.

The following are among the largest enterprises in which English capital has been placed sinco May, 18S8: American breweries and general securities trust ta5.ooo.ooo Bartholoinae Brewing Company 8,100,000 Cat Trust Investment Company 5,000,000 Qrneago breweries 4,000,000 Chicago elevators.. Sioolnnatl browerles Sickens Custer mines

United States Brewing Vandeusen elevators, I

MILWAUKEE,

4,500,000 8,000,000 2,100,000 2,000,000 3,000,000 e,50a,0Q0 4,000,000 850,000 5,000,000 8,000,000 15,000,000 5,000,000 8,500,000 6,000,000 2,000,000 2,500,000

Denver breweries •tenon Pork Packing Company.... Bk Jones Brewing Company jailing Gun Company 4den Gate Alluvial Syndicate

A Land Company of Minnesota. Ian spoils breweries LftW Debenture Corporation London & N. Y. Invcstm't Company. Mod Mortgage Bunk of Florida Linotype Company Mono Lake gold lields, of California.. Mortgage trust of Amorica M»ric»n Land and Colonization Company (under Connecticut law) New York Breweries Company Mlddleborougb Town and Land Company Out Steel Compani FilUbury Poctflo Ml Peter Scboennofen Urcw'g Company. Phoenix and Emerald brewrien baited States Debenture Corporation Bt. Louis breweries Ubitea States rolling stock Pnltcfl States Brewing Company.... tlinneapolls...

10,000,000 4,500,000

il Company and Washburn flour mills..

10,000,000 4,500,000 10.000,000 8,375,000 3,000,000 8.500,000 15,000,000 13,000,000 4,000,000 6,500,000 3,000.000

Total 1205,508,000 Samuol Untermeyer, in explaining the workings of the great system which has sprung up in London for the purpose of securing American investments, eaid that the money had come from •mall investors and not from capltallst& Regarding tho prospect of a further influx of English capital Mr. Untermeyer said: "Within the past four wocks there has been renewed activity in the investment In Amcrloan Industrial enterprises, and there Is overy reason to believe that the new year will see a tor greater amount of capital introduced Into this country from abroad than was brought here In 1838. I believe this great Influx ol foreign capital will greatly assist the development of our Industries. The United States 1b not a rich country, ft la too young to have become rich, and l» Is so vast that It can properly employ all the capital that can bo divorted to It. The small amount of profit that goes to England from Industrial enterprises In the sliapo of dividends upon the business is trilling compared with the amount of moneyi that the Englishmen must •p6nd here, especially in the employment of labor to earn that dividend. Tho man who baa a business hero and sells to an English oompany employs his eapltal in a new dlrootlon and creates a new demand for labor, while the English companies which DUOcoed to the business must continue to employ the labor before engaged so_tho fact that the net earnings go to England Is not, In my ]udgmoot, an offset to tho grand bcneilts acquired by ui from the use of that capituL "Within the past four months companiee have been formed in London for the purpose ol Investing In Industrial jj»orprlses In America with an aggregute capl^ of not less than 1100,000,000. The lust company of that kind rooently formed is a corporation known as the Law Debenture Corporation for the purpose ol acquiring mortgages on Industrial enterprises. It has a capital ot fI.1000,000. The trnsteos for the debenture-holders are such men as tho present Attornoy-Oencral -ol England, Sir Richard E. Webster, Sir Charles Russell and the Law Guarantee and Trust Society, while tho board of directors embraces membors from all of the leading law firms In London. This Is only one of a scries of companies that have boon formed to further the Investment In American enterprises. One point thut especially tempts English capital to this country Is tho fact that we are free from all wurllko complications."

Jan. 0. Tho Angua

Smith system of elevators, "A," "B" and "C," located on tho South side, were on Saturday sold to an English syndicate. 'fTPho price paid is not given,

but Is undofstooil to bo more than $1,000,000. Thoir storing capacity is J,000,000.bushels. Mr. A. K. Shophard, a former Milwaukeean, who has recently returned from London, and who, it is said, represents English capital in some othor ventures, engineered tho deal. The syndicate is tho samo ono that bought'brewerios in Cincinnati, O., and .Syracuse, N. Y., some timo ago.

Selling- Tools on tlio Worltl'g Fair Site. Sr. Loins, Jan. 0.—Tho book-makers in this city aro selling pools on tho World's Fair at tho following rates: St Louis, 8 to 1: Chicago, even money Now Ytirk, 4 to ." Washington, -10 to 1.

FACTS BRIEFLY STATED.

Jute ami sugar trusts aro ask'.nghelp from Congress. Northern Italy, in addition to Influonza, has floods.

Archbishop Ireland denies tho report that ho is to bo created a cardinal. The loss to tho King of Belgium by tho burning of his palace is SI,000,000.

A passenger train ran over and killed Israol Chawgo at Cassopolis, Mich., Saturday.

Now York City representatives of tho big cigarette firms deny tho exlstonco of a trust.

Between twenty-five and thirty families at Waltham, Minn,, aro sulloring from tricliiniasis.

An unknown philanthropist hasglvon $50,000 to found a convalescent homo for tho poor of London.

Sir Charles llussoll has been rotalned by Parnell to look after his interests in the divorce proceedings.

Mr. Gladstone has received over 8,000 letters and telegrams congratulating him upon his SOtli birthday.

While felling a troo near Ijamsvillo, Ind., William Weaver was struck by a falling litnb and instantly killed.

Ah Sing, tho original of Chinese opium joint keepors in tho "Mystery of Edwin Drood," has just died at London.

Officials of the Eastern Indian schools say six pupils havo died after returning West since 1SS4, and sixty-six beforo that

An engine exploded at Bonwood Junction, W. Va. The onginoor, Cunningham, was thrown 200 yards and Fireman Tary was badly injured.

Tho speeches made by tho various European courts New Year's Day uniformly express confidence in tho continuance of peace on tho continent

Police-Justice C. II. Freeman, of Lockport, N. Y., has been arrested charged with defrauding Calvin Thompson, an old farmer, out of nearly SS,000.

Negroes at Spartanslutrg, S. C., tiod one of their race to a tree and gavo him a terrible flogging. Ills offense was living with a white woman as his wife.

A number of people havo beon made crazy at lligh Prairie, Ivan., as the result of excitement growing out of a powerful religious revival in progress there.

One of the greatest snow blockades ever known on the Sierra Novada mountains has beon raised by tho railroad company's forces and a rotary snow-plow.

Captain Jacob Gray. Department Commander of the G. A. B. for the Stato of Louisiana, has granted tho colored ex-soldiers in his department permission to organize posts.

W. S. Smoot, of ICentland, Ind., has been awarded $5,000 damages in a suit against tho Chicago & Indiana and Louisville & Now Albany railroads for Injuries received in a fall.

Tho London Times says that Captain Schaack's book upon tho Chicago anarchists must bo road with intense interest wherever the framework of society is menaced by violenco from the same sources that wero concentrated in Chicago.

WILL RESUME WORK.

A Settlement of All the Difficulties on the Mackey Jtoacla Finally EITectcd.

EVAJJSVU.I.K, Ind., Jan. 0.—A commltteo representing tho strikers on tho various lines of tho Mackey systom hold a long conference with Mr. Mackoy Sunday night, which resulted in a settlement of all their diflicultios. The oonforenco was concluded shortly after 11 o'clock, when a Satisfactory agreement was Blgnod by both parties, and the men will return to work this morning. Neither the railroad officials nor the omployes will say on what basis the adjustment of tho differences was sottled.

A Victim of Heart Failure. 7:

CHICAGO, Jan. 0.—David Sullivan, the well-known base-ball ex-manager and umpire, died suddonly in this city Saturday of heart disease. IIo bad made quite a reputation as an umpire and as the manager of the Blngliamton club of tho International League. Ho was also regarded as an excellent second baseman.

James T. Gott, Carnil, 111., Says:

Ho paid thirty-ono dollars doctor's bills for his wife in one year, and one bottle of llad field's Female Regulator did lier more good than all the medicine BBE bad taken before.

H. DALE, Druggist, Cnrmi, 111. Write Bradfleld liegl. Co., Atlanta, Ga., for particulars. Sold by Nye & Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's euro is the remedy for you. Moffett, Morgan & Co.

^Wisconsin m*i« .... MADISON, Wis., Jan. 0.—Oscar Schlott, of this city, was frozen to death near Lake Gooble, Mich., while walking from tho railway station live miles across tho oountry to the lake, where ho had boon connected with a hotel for several months, lie was 21 years of ago.

Hcut* the SkuthiK KoeorU.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Jan. 5.—Joseph Donohuo at tho l'alaco llink Sunday night skated five miles in sovontocn minutes and eight seconds. This boats the best previous world's record by nino seconds.

Dcsitli of ii College I'roftltlcnt.

HAMILTON, N. Y., Jan. 0.—Rev. Ebonozor Dodge, D. D. LL. D., president of Madison University, died hero early Sunday morning of peritonitis after an Illness of less than three days, aged 00 years.

KtiormouH Loss by Flro

LONDON, Jan. 0.—Tho Erste Fabrikan, In Pretoria, tho largest structure in the Transvaal, has been destroyed by flro. Tho loss is i: 100,000.

A Uccelver Appointed.

SrmxoFiKi.D, O., Jan. 0.—Tho Willlam N. Whitely Company of this city, manufacturers of reapers, mowors, selfbinders and other harvesting machinery, on Saturday passed Into tho hands of a roceiver. Suits for SOO.OOO wore brought, and tho reaper works would havo had to close down had not this action beon taken. General J. Warren IColfor was mutually agreed upon for receiver.

A Village Almost Destroyed.

SPOKANE FAI.I.S, Wash., Jan. 0.—Fire broke out In a laundry in tho town of Warner, in tho Cicour d' Alone mines at 13 o'clock Saturday and burned three and one-half hours. No water was available, tho water stipp'y being frozen up. The greater portion of tho town was destroyed, causing a loss of about SOO.OOO. Insuranco small.

Two Men Killed.

WICHITA, Kan., Jan. 0. Deputy Marshals in No Man's Land, near l?oor City, assisted by a posse, in attempting to arrest threo desporadoos had a chase of ton miles. Marshal Logan, of Paris, Tex., was killed and a member of tho posso wounded. Jim Higglns, a noted desperado, was killed and two of his associates arrested.

Deal Among Tuckers.

BOSTON, Jan 0.—Tho extensive beef and pork packing business of Charles II. North & Co., of this ci^yi has been transferred to a corporation formed under tho name of tho North Packing and Provision Company, with a capital of Sl.200,000.

THE MARKETS.

Une jrt I hose Elegant Fall and Winter Snodgrass & Murphy, The Popular Tailors.

Grain, Provisions, Etc. CmcAGo, Jan. 4.

liotm—Very dull. Patents, [email protected] 'Straights, S3.73C(. I.& Bukers', IS.D033.88i Winter Patents, $4.:»g4.-lO: Clears, t3.flO®3.90C

W'UEAT—Ruled wt-ttker early: firmer loter. No. 8 oash and January, 77H®77?iic May, 88H ©83Ko No. 4 Spring, •l."i@83c No. 3, 0S®78c, depending on quality.

CORN—Moderate trading at lower prices. Na 8 and No. 2 Yellew, i.Hi'jQ.M^c No. 3, 80®20^O| Nix 3 Yellow, SO^c January, aoHQanjtci February, S»-S©29»c May, 31J(®31»c July, 33?tc.

OATS—Were quiet and easy. No. 2 cash, 30o January, aHuc: February, SOJf. 80^c May, 22®£2ic. Samples lighter demand existed, and market weaker. No. 3, lfl«©21c: No. S White, 8l©22c No. 8, SOiifffcSlc: No. 2 White, 20323c.

LLVE—Quiet and ensy. No. S cash. •M^ct sample lots No. 2, tfK&IO: No. 3, 39aiCo No. 2, for May delivery, 4SH®48«o.

BARI.EY—Steady for choice and easy for common. No. 4 by sample, 2,Vit33c common to choice No. S Western, 20®3.Vs Northwestern, 85©Mc for light to choice heavy.

MESS POKK—Trading was moderate and prices ruled higher at {ii.2,v&9..'!0 for oash I $9.22i4®9.30 for January «!.33,i9.40 for February for May.

LARD—Trading only fair, and prices steady at t5.80Q5.KiVi for cn*h: for January I6.8 for February M.03Viffi6.05 for May.

HOTTER—Creamery, N&Mc Dairy, f0®80o| Packing stock. 6®IOc. Eoos—Fresh, lfl®l8Vic.

POULTRY—Dressed Chiokcns, 5ffi9So per ft Dressed Turkeys. !?U-'c per 11 Live Ducks, 8){®.9c per lb Live Geese, Jl.OnfJ'l.Vl per dozon.

WHISKY—Steady, on tho basis of tl.02 for dl«tillers' ilulahed goods.

Live Stock. CHICAGO, Jan. 4.

CATTI.B—Market rather active on local and shipping account, anil prices more favorable to sellers, especially for the better grade*. Quotations ranged nt M.I0Q5.80 for good to choice shipping Steers M.IX»&4.00 for common to good do. f2.80a_1.8i) for butchers' Steers 18.00 ©2.50 for Stoekcra $2.00©2.76 for Texans 18.30 ©5.70 for Westerns ti.wan.OO for Feeder* tl.M©2.75 for Cows ti.50O2.70 for inferior mixed Stock and Hulls.

Hoos—Market opened rnthor firm. Prices without material change. Sales were made at [email protected] for light «[email protected] for rough packing t3.5533.70 for mixed to.G0a3.75 for heavy packing and shipping lots.

ITCHING

and Irritating Eruptions and every form of Skin and blood

disease, from a common Plmplo to the worst cose ot Scrofula, can bo cured bytbo uso of Bludbllder, tho now vegotablo Blood PuriOcr, Internally, and Cole'aCarbollaalvej the Great Skin Bomcdy, externally.

Bludbilder

Is a eonoentratod vegotablo extraot ana possesses wonderful tonic, altoratlvo and blood purifying qualities. It renews and cnrichcs tho blood and through It reachcs every part of tho'body, imparts life and vigor to all its functions and strengthens and builds up tho system. It Is tho best known remedy for all Scrofulous Complaints, Erytiicla, Eczema, BoQ$, Tumon, Slercur rid Poimnina atulConsLUutionalDlsordcni, Blatihcs, Pimples and Eruptions of the skint TShcumalism, and all diseases causod by an Impoverished or corruptod condition of tho blood. Small doses and pleasant to take. Prico tl Six for $8. Prepared only by J. W. Colo & Co., Black lllver Falls, Wis. Sold by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine

MOTHERS

9 VI

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BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATIANT%

SOLO BY ALL DRUGGISTS. SoM by Nye & Co.

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

FOR WESTERN STATES, CORPORATIONS, BANKS AND MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGO TIA TED.

DR. C.

RANKIN,

[.Successor to Montague & llanklu.l Office anil residence over Corner ltixk Store. Special attention given to chronic discuses.

Drs.TJ.and Martha E.H. Griffith °niltesideiieo

s.Smitl' G''eet..

Mrs. Dr. Griffith (fives special attention to Chronic and Surglcel Diseases or Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.

CONSULTATION FREE.

13. B. MORGAN, M. I), PRACTICING

Physician and Surgeon,

KcsMoneo, 11.1 West COIU-KO Strict. Oilleo at Smith A: Morjmn's IIOU

Drug Store,

(!Mo 10 :i, in.

KS-» '2 to p# ui.

J-. HI I 7 to P. M#

OUR PROSPERITY. This season is the greatest we have ever enjoyed for -which wo nro ustly proud, and we are truly busy in lie superlative. Try us on a stylish uit or overcoat. GILBERT & Co.,

Fine Tailors.

Introducers of the Stvles.

Silver Miner*.

The miners of Montana uudergo great hardships and exposure, and consequently coughs or throat troubles aro very prevalent among them. In order to have an unfailing cure /or these difficulties every miner can les with him a bottle of VanWert's Balsam. Thompson & Brainard, of Maiden, Montana, say: "Wo do not hesitate to recommend Van Wort's goods first, last and all the time for they never fail to give satisfaction." Trial bottle free. Sold by Nye !fc Co.:

Tho farmers, in their swains, we re suie, Could lliul tho roots and plants that euro If, by their knowledge they only knew "For ju&t the disease each one grew. Take courage now,and "swamp-root" I,rv (for kidney, liver and bladder complaints) As on this remedy you can rely,. -t

For sale by Low Fisher.

That hacking cougn can' oo so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. Wo guarantee it. For sale by MofTett, Morgan & Co.

Uonrt 1)IHO:IH«,

If you got short of breath, have flutter lng, pain in side, faint or hungi spells swcolen ankles, etc., you have lie,, rtdisease, and don't fall to take Dr. Allies Now Cure. Sold at Nye .fc Co's drug store

WHY WILL Von cough when Shiloh's .cure will give you immediate relief Price, 10 cents, 50 cents and $1. Moffett

Morgan fc Co.

Young Aguin.

Pain anil sickness bring on old age with wonderful rapidity. Weary stops and faded cheeks often come when enjoyment of life seould bo at its height. Loose's Extract lted Clover blossoms will make one feel young again, and on account of its intrinsic value it Is having an Immense sale.

FrlomiK.

I warrant Milton's Nerve and Lung Food to euro consumption and all lung trouble, nervous prostration and all nerve diseases. It is the best general tonic known for weak women, while for aged, debilitated or infirm it Is a boon. Sample bottle free. Nye & Co.

From Goo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owes our life to Shiloh's Consumption Cure." For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

If you vo numbness in anno and limbs, heart skips beats, thumps or flutters, 01 you are neVvous and Irritablo—in danger of shock—Dr. Kilmer's OCEAN-WKED regulates, relieves, corrects and. cuiesFor sale by Lew Fisher.

.' Mi Hen iif? Women.

Pains ana weakness of females are alwavs duo to want of vital force. Milton's Nerve and Lung Food supplies that force. It is the only true tonic for weak women. Itworlis a euro ly building up the wholo system. Sample bottlo freo. Nyc A Co.

TO WEAK MEN

Suffering from the efforts of youtbfnl errors, earl] docay, wutingwoiknena, lost manhood, etc., I will Bond a valuablo tn»U«o (sealed) containing full parUonlara for home CUM. FREE of chargo. A splendid medical work should be read by every man who Is sorvons and debilitated. Address, Prof. V, Ct FOWLER, Hoodua, Conn.

0J.& VV .RAILWAY,

rflN I -H oo

Tiniorcii

6 Passenger Trains 6 4 OF WHICH RUN DAILY

Woodruff Sleepers,

DRAWING ROOM.

if iV W One or more oi'theso curs. tonoiW with Parlor or tiUKltirn luy coui ln-s. ur.» all through trams holh 1:tv un«l n[,»!.,'

Siool mils, Mlllor Wuifomm «uv air bnikes an«Liil1 mo«1oin hiufh.vonL.'u Hioiiotf and mufct dfslrable roiit« 1M*I»I easi an,I TI.IOUBII il. Kei.s ami L„1(FL $ chocked to all principle (mints

For full Information rcitunlinir time n,tl„ mutes, consult the tlckct AGENTS AN,| II I W. folders.

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C.KOKfiH H. ltil'llNsov i,n

J. A. li.tHNAun, II. M. General Manager,. Hem-nil Tlekit Vi

-cOj LQUISVHlf.NtWAlB^KYA CHICAGO jr

Through Route to

Chicago, Louisville. Lafayette. (Jreencaslli', Michigan City.

Bedford, New \lltanv.K All 1'oints North. South and West.

JAMES BANKER,

Gen. Paps. Apt. Motion Houtp.

Wliitnsl.xpress Building. IHo Duarbon St. ClilcaKo. Ill,

ia Line

PHOHTEST HOUTK TO

1X1)1 ANAP0L1S. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. ,:r LOUISVILLE

Shortest and quickest route ID Fort Wayne, Pnt-ln-llay, Detroit, and at points Noith the most direel line to ttfr West, for emigrants: lowest rates.

All passengi rs carried to the St. Lout1' Dillon Depot tickets sold to ail poiat-| Ol* ar.y information call on or address

J. 0. Hutchinson, Ajrent."'

California Kxcursioiis.

Something new! Pullman Teuiia! Sleeping cars on second class licteU The trip can now bo made u:orf comfortably than ever before. If vo: contemplate a trip to the l'acille cnasl this fall or winter write at once forcircularb and maps giving full Infoimntios about the "Santa Fc Route" and their Popular Weekly Excursions. lVrsciis purchasing either ono way or round trif tickets can join these excursions Address, P. T. llendrv, Passenger Aft A. X- & S Fe it. B." No. 10. .laete: Place, Indianapolis.

Ladles, clean your kid gloves with thfj Mather Glovo Cleaner. Por sale only Rountreo's Bazaar.

The effect using lilbbard's rlicumalic syrup is unlike all medicines mf taining opiates or poisons, it being if tirely free from them. If cures ln'inuatlsm by purifying the blood. For salt and highly recommended by llollat'Morgan it Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriif

Tho Coolc ISouk.

T'lio lletl odist church cools hook no.v for sale at the cent store and al* by Mrs. Lnrsh, Mrs. Crabbs and -Mi^I McCain. The prico has 1 con redta'^J from 75 to 50 cents.

r.uoite'ii noil Clover Pilln Care Sick headache, Dyspepsia. Imlip--5" gostlon, Constipation. 25 cents per I*11 or live boxes for $1. For sale by I."1® Fisher.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

SiniiOH's I'oooil and consumpti"11 cure is sold by us on a guarantee, j1 cures consumption.Moffetl-MorganAC0

Or cold In the iitadV or ChilMatn tJhafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sei«'» The best thing in the world for It I' Column's Peitoleuiu Balm. Gel a

When the

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sample at the drug store of Nve A C"

blood is impute, tiikl »,

sluggish, or there can bo no health. Willi tlie*"i"ii-S ly nie

thin nd impoverWi'"'-j .no health. Willi the

ditions, all the functions of tl.e 1" impaired, and tho icsult. isn varied'" complications. The best leue-dy

Ayer's Sarsapnrilla