Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 January 1890 — Page 2
DAILY JOURNAL.
Published Every Evening Except Sunday
By T. LI. II. McCAlN.
OFFICE—117 South ureen Street. TKKMS OK SITHSCHIRRIOIS: IVr Hitnum, payable In advance I'lT IllOIllll tit -1 WitekS IVr wwk, imyubk? lo eurrtor 10
To SriisciiiBKiis—Kvcry cllorl Is ninilt.' to liavc Tin: Jiii:nN*i.ilolivt'nil promptly in all purtsol tliiM-ltv. SWIISI.TIIKTS who ilo not rtwlvi* ihi'fi- imiivrs ri'tfiilurly, or Imvo any coinpliiint, will olillifi' ly noillylntf this ollleo.
11U1UY, JAXUA11Y 10, 1890.
SOME one suggests tho suow-bull for national llowur. 'iliosuow-bull isaftiil•tiro, especially this winter.
IN the UooUIo Jinttlo ut Columbus lust night S.SSS.SSif Brioo was nominated for United Stutos Senator to succeed Coal Oil Pay no. Brains Und to succumb to Hoodie.
HON. WM. D. KKLLEV, of rennsjivuniii, the "father of the House," died yesterday evening at Washington. Judge lvelloy was serving on his fifteenth term in Congress, aud for thirty yours ho has been a consuieuotfs liguro beforo the country.
DAVID MKIIAHUY desires to have cannon placed on tho Tippecauoo battlefield. Congressman Chcadle has •promised to have tho cannon shipped. -Mr. Mehairy also wants the Government to erect a $100,000 monument there to commemorate tho deeds of those who fell there iu 1811.
C.ItAVKlA" UM'\.
Mr. A. F. Cox and wife of Kingsley Chapel were the guest of Joseph Johnson's family.
Mahlon Butler had tho misfortune to lose a calf Monday by a straw stack caving in on it.
We have it from good authority that one of our former G. R. boys lias or will take unto himself a wife.
What a blissful abode this world would be, wero wo as careful in speaking of others' characters us wo arc of our own. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Campbell returned last week from an extended visit to Linden, Farmers' Institute and other points.
Perhaps jt would interest some at least, of the JonnNAr.'s readers to know where and what some of tho formor lads and lassies of this neighborhood are doing: L. E. Butler, druggist, Aledo, Ills. F.O. Pritchard, farmer near North Loii]), Neb. L. II. Butler and wife noo Minnie Clark. Thomasville, Ga. W. E. Johnson, head salesman of Chambers Morouutilo Co., Elk City, Kan. Clara Butler, teacher near Aledo, 111. Cinda Johnson, dressmaker, Carmel, Ind. Luise Peebles, in Dcuconness Training Home, Chicago, 111. Ed. Butler, salesman, Glenn Elder, Kan. S. B. Johnson farmer, Garlield C. W. Pritchard and wife nee Lida Johnson C. E. Butler, A. D. Peebles, Anna Campbell, nee Lynch, Will Butler and wife, neo Anna ••••.( jlreen and Mrs. F. S. Quigg, still reside at this place.
IJAI'IJANI).
James Shrader supports a fino gold wuk-h. Miss Ella Brush visited Miss Anna Davis last Sumlay.
G. W. James wont to the city last Saturday on business. Ira Perkins, of Lobanon, was here last week on business. I [Singing School was held at tho school Louse last Friday night by Prof. Smith.
Johnny Burgess is talking of putting up a soap factory. Bring on your dead animals.
William Davis is sotting fence posts along tho railroad to put up some wire fencing. 1 here was a wagon load of tramps camped just north of our littio town last Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Davis and Mrs. Bell Burgess and Mrs. Sarah Mills all visited Mrs. Bell Brush last Thursday.
Smith and Davis liuvo postponed hulling any moro clovorseed aud have pulled tho hullor to tho shed at lost.
Wo havo a good debate ovory bad night at Lapland. Somo of our smart men uuy the eurth is flat and the sun passes around it, while other amurt men und school children say tho eurth is round and revolves on its axes.
IJeivuro of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mcreury. Mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell ami completely derange the winil»- system, when entering It through the mucus surfaces. Such articles should never he used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, a» tho damage they will do are ten fold to the good you can possibly derive froni them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken Internally, and nets directly upon tho blood and mucus surfaces of tho system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get tho genuine, It is taken Internally arid made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. .1. Cheney & Co.
Sold l«y druggists, price 75c per bottie. Ladles, clean your kid gloves with tho Mather CI lovo Cleaner. For sale only a ltountree's Bazaar.
Just Itccclvcil.
Tho latest songs and folioes at 207 east Main stroet,
OVERWORKED.
Doctors and Undortakors Kept Busy by La Grippo.
BORE CALLS THAN THEY CAN ANSWER.
Liitoot Iteportfl of tlic I'rojjreM of tho J»fto»*« in Now York—Now Kngluml {stricken—TIM» K|ililonil« Uaiu*
Ground In Chicago.
PUKVALKNCK OF THK INFLUENZA. NEW YOUK, Jan. 10.—Tho grip still sonlinues prevalent in the city, as tho record of deaths clearly demonstrates. Tho twenty-four hours ending r.t noon Thursday showed 207 deaths, against 250 (of tho da.y previous. Of thoseintluenza, complicated with pneumonia, bronchitis and phthisis claimed fourteen victims, and Jo pneumonia sixty-throe succumbed. In almost every case of this latter diseaso the patient had lirst had an attack of tho grip. Tho mortality thus far during the week beginning on Sunday aud ending Thursday at noon Bums up 1,0-10.
BOSTON, Jan. 10.—The mortality of Boston these days is away beyond any thing over known in the history of tho city. Tho death rate for tho week which ended lust Saturday was about double tho ordinary. Sunday of this wook 50 deaths were reported Monday, SO Tuosday, 73, and Wednesday 50, or for throo jays about 70 more deaths than are usual In a week. It is not necessary to say that 75 per r.ont. of these deaths aro oithcr directly or indirectly duo to Iho influenza. Some seventeen of them aro attributed directly to this epidemic. Tho undertakers have tneir hands full and are working days, nights and Sundays to koop up with their orders. Tho hacks and hoarsos used at funerals aro in constant demand. Tho gravo-dig-gers wero nevor so busy. Tho florists' stocks of funeral flowers are deploted. Meanwhile about one In every throo of tho city's -120,000 inhabitants has or has had the disease, and the remainder are tn hourly expectation of being attacked. Children escape easily.
Uoports from all over the Now England States show that the diseaso is making steady progress. In Alhol, Mass., there are 800 cases, loading physicians are ill and several schools aro closed N'atick, 27 per cent, of the population 111 Suleni. :I5 per cent, of school childron suffering Clreat Falls, N. II., 100 peoplo ill Manchester, 5 deaths so far Windsor. Vt., 100 cases Lowell, 800 cases. Dr. Pholan diod at Lowell Tuesday as tlio result of an attack. Domlnick A. Costa, the largest fruit dealer in Plymouth, died Tuesday night of typhoid pneumonia, beginning with influonza. At Nashua thero havo been 2,500 casos, and the number Is increasing. There has been a marked increase in tho death rate throughout tho State. Among the soventeon cases at the navy yard, Portsmouth, aro thoso of Commodore Sheritt and Constructor Hoover.
A Providence, II. I., dispatch to tho Globo says that inside of fivo hours Wednesday twenty-one deaths wore reported thero from grip and pneumonia, and seven deaths at near-by out-of-town places.
CHICAOO, Jan. 10.—At tho health department during the last two days seven doaths from la grippe, or influenza, complicated with other troubles, havo been roportcd. While theso aro tho only deaths attributed to influenza, tho genoral mortality Is abnormally high, and pulmonary diseases liguro conspicuously, as tho records show. Within a month the increase has beon almost 100 per cent. Tho undertakers will bear witness to tho largo increaso in deaths: Somo of them complain that they havo beon obliged to postpono funerals becauso of their inability to secure hoarsos.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Jan. 10. A poll of twonty-flvo of tho leading manufacturing establishments in Indianapolis shows that thore aro over a thousand omployos who aro olT duty on account of tho influenza. Four deaths of aged persons afflicted with the diseaso wero reported Thursday. Physicians and druggists aro kept busy. Tho opidemic is becoming alarming.
ST. LOUIS Jan. 10.—There aro thirty casos of la grippe in the city jail. None of them are sorions. At the Stato penitentiary at Jefferson City, Mo., 100 convicts aro victims of theopidemic. Thero aro no dangerous cases. Thero are ten oflicers of tho prison down with tho epidemic. Tho chief clerk, Mr. Berryinan, Is quite sick.
WAI.I.A WAI.I.A, Wash.. Jan. 10.—It is estimated that 500 persons are down with influenza. Tho military post has nearly 100 cases. No deaths havo occurred. The symptoms aro identical with thoso described in tho dispatches from Europe and tho Hast.
Lo3 AK KI.K$, Cal., Jan. 10.—A telepram received here states that eleven of seventeen oflicers at I-'ort WIngato aro down with la grippo. Many soldiors aro also sick at Fort Union.
NASHVII.I.K, Tenn., .Ian. 10. —Dr. S. T. Evans, leading physician of Union City, committed suicide Thursday by shooting himself through the head. Ho had boon suffering from influenza.
PAIIIS, Jan.
to.—Tho deaths here
Wodnosday numbered 311. Tho daily average for last week was 383, and tho reduction is interpreted as a sign of decreased virulence in the diseaso.
NOTKS OF TIIK KPII1KMIO.
The Influenza has taken hold ut Holland,Midi. Within the last week thrco children have died at Danville, III., Irom influenza.
Sevorul hundred cases of la grippo aro roportcd from Burlington, la. Tbo disease has not usgamed dangerous form there yet.
Over 200 cases of la grippe have developed al Tuscola, la., and ISO children have been taken out of school on account of it.
One nundroii West Point cadets havo tn« grip llfty are lu Uiu hospitals: several officers h.ive it. and twuniy tf the uugtuuui* corps are sneezing.
The «rip piiloinlc 1ms struck Central Kan. sas Willi full force, ihouith so fur there have been few il.-:itlis. liem-rally llie pmicnis uro cuullned to llieir homes only a few hours.
Mllllt! Itt'ttlilllLloll.
Ht.ooMiMiTiiN, III., Jan. 10.—William Proctor, the Springfield insurance agent arrested here on a charge of swindling IUI aged lady out of St.000 worth of property, was released yesterday, lie turned over the property, and tho case against him was dismissed.
BRICE WINS.
Only Two Itallots IUi|ulnil In tho Ohio Democratic l.t-Kl»lntlvu Caucus to Nowluutv lllm for tliu Senate*
Coi.L'.Mitus, O., Jan. 10.—Calvin S. Brlce took the Senatorial prizo in tho Democratic Legislative caucus Thursday night on tho second ballot. Tho caucus was called to order at 7:40 p. m. by .Sonator IloweHs, chairman of the joint caucus committoo, and Sonator l'erry N. Adams, of
CAI.VIN S. LLLLLCK.
Tiftln, was selootod pormanont chair
man. Nominating speeches wero limited to five minutes each. A roll-call showed seventy-three of tho sovontyseveu members present.
Tho names of Calvin S. ltrice, Charlos W. linker, John A. Mc.Malion, John 11. Thomas, James R. Neal, Samuol F. Hunt and Uoorgo J. Seney wero placed before tbo caucus as candidates ftr tho United States Setiato to succeod Sonator I'a.yne. The lirst ballot resulted:
Urice. *4 Thomiis, 11 McMahon, 14 Baiter, 0 Iluut, Neal, 'J: Seney, 2 McSweenoy, 4 Guddcs, Outhwufti:, 1.
After the second call of tho roll had been begun Senator Corcoran withdrew tho name of Hunt and was about tomnko a speech, when ho was closed out undor tho rules and voted for ltrico. Changes were rapid after this and tho second ballot resulted:
Ilnce. 5,'i Thomas,!! McMahon, 13 Baker 1 Soncy, 2 Outlnvuue, I. Monott, on behalf of Mr. Thomas, moved that the nomination bo made unanimous, which was agreed to with a whirl and much enthusiasm.
Colonel Hrico was brought to tho caucus by a committee and tho caucus converted itself into a ratification meeting. Mr. Brico, being introduced, spoke brifly, returning his thanks for the honor conferred upon him. Ho was loudly cheered on taking his seat.
The Republican caucus will in nil probability nominate ex-Oovornor Foster.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED. A Long LUt of Ofllcinls PiiHsod Upon Favorably by tli« Senate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Tho Senate in executive session Thursday passed and confirmed a long list of nominations. Among- tho more important wore the following:
William P. Hepburn, of Iourn, Solicitor of tho Treasury Charles S. Zanc, Chief Juattco of tho Supreme Court of Utah J. Q. II. Pitkin, of Louisiana, Minister to the Argentine Republiot Clark E. C'arr, of Illinois, Minister and Consul* General to Doumark Hichard CJ. Lay, of the District of Columbia, Conaul-Oeneral to Ot* tuwa William \V. Dates, of New York, Com* mlbsloner of Navigation Samuel V. Haliduy, Ot Pennsylvania, Commissioner of Customs.
Consuls—Jatncs l'\ Hartlgan, of the District of Columbia, at Trieste Aulick Palmer, of the LM.striut of Columbia, al Dresden Edward A. Dimmlck, of Massachusetts, at llarbadoes.
District Attorneys—Isaac N. Alexander, Northern Ohio ftupreno G. Hay. Minnesota. Collectors of Internal llevouue—Albert B. White, West Virginia John Stckec, Fourth district of Michigan.
Tho list also includessoveral hundred postmastors, Indian agents, receivers of public moneys and registers of land offices.
lllg Fire at [iiiiiiiniipolls,
INDIANA t'o I.Is, Ind., Jan. 10.—At 3 o'clock a. in. fire broke out In tho Wost Indianapolis hominy mills, and at 4 o'clock the immense building, covering a quarter of an acre, was a mass of ruins. The mill was one of the finest In tho country. Loss, 870,000 insurance, S40,000.
Hot ChoItrn In Illinois.
BI.OOMINOTON, 111.*, .Tan. 10.—Ilog cholera is prevailing to an alarming extent in diiforent parts of McLoan County. John Thompson, living near Randolph, has lost thirty-two head, and W. P. Rlggs, living near Farmer City, has lost thirty.
Mrs. TotiniMoii'tt Third Trial a Fnllure. OLATIIE, Kan., Jan. 10.—Juror James Woodward's illness proventod tho trial of aged Mrs. Tcnnison for tho murdor of her husband from proceeding Wednesday. Thursday the whole jury was discharged and a motion is ponding for tho dismissal of the defendant. This is tho third trial of the caso.
Mr*. Axforri Iteleiittetf from •In!I« SiiKi.nv VH.I.K, 111., Jan. 10.—Mrs. Jano Ax ford, tho first victim of tho Compulsory Education law, was discharged Thursday after serving a fivo days' term in jail. Tho school board is looking out for other violators, assorting that it will lot no guilty man or woman cscapo.
Sciiiitor WiUon Renominated, ANNAI'OI.IS. Md., Jan. 10.—In tho Democratic caucus Senator Wilson was renominated by acclamation to succoed himself as Ur. .tod Stales Senator.
Come and BOO tho now styles of cloaks at D. W. Rountree's.
That hacking cougn can Do so quickly cured by Shlloh's Cure. Wo guarantee it. For sale by Moffott, Morgan 4 Co."
Killed ly 1'iUlliie Lumber.
CiltcAoo, Jan. lo.—A pilo of lumber at tho yard of lligbeo & l'oters, cornor of Llluo Island avenuo and l'aulina stroet, loll Thursday afternoon, burying four workmen. John Thompson and Andrew Johnson wore killed Instantly. John Perry and John Ivindquist each had a limb seriously crushed.
Out ii Hall.
TitK.vroN, N. J., Jan. 10.—Dr. Knlllln and Miss Purcell were released from custody Thursday on a writ of haboaa corpus issued by Chief Justice l'oasloy, their bail being fixed at $20,000 each. Twonty-oight of the most prominent business men of Trenton slgnod tho bail bonds,
Doth Wero Kllloil.
NEW YOUK, Jan. 10.—A scaffold on which John O'Kollly and Richard Conover, carpenters, wero at work at the now school building at Scotch's Plains, N. J., gave way Thursday and tho two men fell sixty feet, receiving injuries from which they died.
AgHln I'ofttponud.
NEW YOUK, Jan. 10.—Tho base-ball injunction caso against John M. Ward camo up before Justice O'Hrien in tho Supreme Court yesterday for argument but was put ovpr again until Wednesday next to allow time for tho preparation of additional atlldavits.
A Miitlicmutlcluii 1'iHHt's Awtiy. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Prof. J. H. C. Colliu, U. S. N., a distinguished mathematician, died Wednesday night at his residence. Tho deceased was in his 75th year, and for somo lime past nus been in feeble health.
Fallitru or a Nc%v York I'muo Dottier. NEW YOUK, Jan. 10.—Adam lirantigan, dealer in pianos at No.8 Hast Seventeenth street, mado an assignment Wednesday to George Steck without preference. Mr. lirantigan is one of the oldest piano dealers In tho city. Tho liabilities are £100,000 and the assets probably S18,000. Mr. Hrantigan's labor of forty-two years has thus been swept away. It is the old story of indorsing notes for a friend.
THE MARKETS.
KYE—Was
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.
FLOCK—Without ch.nigo. Put cuts, 14.50^4.78 Straights, IS. 7."a Hakr.rs', l».W®3.89 Winter Patents. II..W® 1.40 Clears, I3.t»ffi3.80.
WIIKAT—Hulfil htcuily but quiet. No. 2 cub anil January ranuuil at 7rt\ia77c May. 81\© ttiHc No. 4 wheut. isaa-.'c No. 8, «ffi?5c, do pending on quality.
CoHN—Moderately active ami flnner. No. S and No. 8 Yellow, '.Dc No. a, St@3flVc January, HOc February, March, 30H® 301*01 May, 3Ut@3IKc July, 3K\tffi38«o.
OATS—Firmer and higher. No. a cash, 90)i ft203o January, MH©a)»(e February, SOKci May, Samples in good supply demand fair: market easy. No. 3, IQVif&SIc No. 3 White, Biawo No. t, 20K©21o No. S White, SB®S3c.
rather Armor. No. 2 cash, C44®
44Vic sample lots No. S, No. 3, 85® 41o No. S for May delivery, 48ic bid. BAIU.ET—Was quiet and steady. No. 4 by sample, VS@33c (or common to choice No. 3 Western, ao®:i"c Northwestern, 35 for light to choice heavy.
Mxcss Po ltK—Trading rather light and prices ruled higher at M.ao&o.so for cash l9.U5a9.27ii for January ll.35«9.37W for February W.70®9.75 for May.
LAHD—Tradtng only fuir, and prices steady atI6.77H®5.80 for cash I5.77i-Sia5.fl0 Tor January fS.8JH®5.35 for February for May.
Eoos—Fresh, I4HO150. POULTKY Dressed Chicltens, 5©Sc per Si Dressed Turkeys, 0©1 lc per tt Live Ducks, ©9c por ft Live Geese, H.lX*a7.(xi per dozen.
WHISKY—Steady,
on the basis of 11.02 for dis
tillers' finished goods.
NEW YORK,
WHEAT—Strong
Jan.
9.
Hi&Kc higher quiet. Jan
uary, 86c March, H8c: April, hSHc May, 88X9 89c June, 88^e July, 87)i®87»4C. CoitN—Strong higher quiet. Mixed Western, SSllQIIc.
OATS—Firm moro actlvo. Wostern, 26HO 84Kc. PUOVISIONS—Beef firm Plate, I7.75®8.00 Extra Mess, 17.00. Pork actlvo and unchanged New Mess, 110.50® 11.00 Old MOBS, KI.7G® 10.25 Extra Prime. S9.U.V&U.76. Lard quiol steady steam-rendered, t0.124.
Lire Stock. CIIICAOO,
Jan. fl.
CATTI.B—Market active on local and shipping account, and prices well maintained really good lots commanding slightly higher prlcos. Quotations rangnii nt for good to choice shipping Steers [email protected] for oomtuon to good do. IJ.H05ta.80 for butohers' Steers ti.OOftS.M for Stockcrs t3.00as.80 for Texans K.30®o.70 for Westerns tl.60®3.00 for Feeders [email protected] for Cows [email protected] for inferior mixed Stock and Dulls.
Hoos—Market opened rather active and firm at 5c advance, and moul of the good hogp were sold at the Improvement. Later an caslor feellag prevailed aud the advance was lost. Sales ranged at l3..Y®4.tJ for light I3.S03&G0 for rough paoklng I3,.v^{»'i.73 ror mixed 1100® 8.80 for heavy packlutf'aud shipping lota.
Tt 'W. The "M other's rieiwl".
Not only shortens labor and lessens pain attending it, but greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child if usod a few months before confinement. Write to Xhe Brnfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga., for further partculars. Sold by Nye & Oo.
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One ot I hose Elegant Fall and Winter S Snodgrass & Murphy, The Popular Tailors.
Ononr, Wnooi ING oouan and Bronhttls Immediate^ relieved by Shlloh's cure. MolTott, Morgan A Co.
Young AKUIII.
Puin mid sickness bring 011 old age with wonderful rupldltv. Wenry stops and faded cheeks often come when enjoyment of life seould be at its height. Loose's Extract lied Clover lilossoms will make one feel young ugniu. nnd on uccount of its Intrinsic value it is having an Immense sale.
Young AKBIII.
Pain and sickness bring 011 old Age with wonderful rapidity. Weary stejis and faded cheeks often come when enjoyment of life should be at Its height. 'Loose's Extract of lted Clover Blossoms will make one feei young again, mid 011 account of Its Intrinsic value It Ls»-)iavliig an Immense sale.
Ilenrt Uneiue.
If you get short of breath, have (lutter lng, pain in side, faint or htmgi spells svoolen ankles, etc., yon have hoi.rtdlseuse, and don't fnil to take Dr. Miles Now Cure. Sold at Nye &. Go's drug store
tNl|[liUmi To-Murrutr Night. And "icli day and night during tills woek you can get at all druggists' Kemp's Balsom for the Throat and Lr'vfl. acknowledge to be the most wsccossful remedy over sold for tho cure of Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis. Whooping Cough, Asthma and Consumption Get a bottlo to-day and koep It alwayd in the house, so you can check your cold at once. P^ce 50 cents nnd $1.00. Sample bottle
Acute and clironu rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured by the use of Hlbbnrd's Khcumutlc Syrup nnd Plasters. For salo and highly recommended by Moffatt, Morgan ,t Co.
If you venumoneKSiii armeand limbs, heart skips beats, thumps or flutters, or you ure nervous and irritable—in danger of shock—Dr. Kilmer's OCEAN-WEED regulates, relieves, corrects and cures. For salo by Lew Fisher.
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastoriaJ
Ilucklen'fft Arnica Salve.
The twst salve In tho world for Cute, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Uheum, Fever Soiqs, Tetter, Chopped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or 110 pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satlsfac'. Ion, or mone efunded. Price, 25 cents* box. For sale at Nye & Co. drugstore.
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In its treatment of rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbnrd's llheumatic Syrup Btunds first and foremost above all others. Head their medical pamphlet and learn of tho grout medicinal value of tho remedies which enter Cinto its -composition. For salo and highly recommended by Moffatt, Morgan ,t Co
If you have cutting, scalding or stlngng sensations In the parts when voiding urine, Swamp-Boot will quickly reiave and cure For le by Low Fisher
Loote*!! Ited Clover Pill Ilemerty Is a positive specific for all forms of the disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcerated and Protruding Plies. Price 50 cents. For sale bv Low Fisher
Dr. D«nley% Remedy For Ladles. Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron, contains greater elements of strongth than any known tonlo. We boliove It has greater merit, and has cured more nervous troubles and weaknesses in humanity than any known remedy. Price $1.00 Sold bv Dr. E. Detchon.
From Goo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owe6 our life to Shlloh's Consumption Cure For salo by Moffett, Morgan A Co-
lllbliurd's Strengthening und Khcumutlc Piasters. Arc a RcvclatUtu.il Uic World, anil Arc the Vntu
Uciiutnc Ithcumaltc I'liwtcrx.
Nino-tenths of all the troubles which require the aid of plasters uro rheumatic in their nature- A change of wothor or sudden draft causes a cold, which dovolopes Into muscular and that Into Inflammatory rheumatism. And yot thero has nover boon such a thing as a dis tlnctly rhoumatlQ nnd strengthening plaster,and hundreds have died suddenly where rheumutism hasattucted the heart, whose lives might have boon s'tved had this plaster been applied in season. They are constructed on purely scientific principal aud are purely vegotuble.
Prepared by Rheumatic Syrup Co.. Jucksonvlllo, Mich.
Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis For salo by Moffett, Morgan & Co.
Happy lIouHlera.
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DR. C. E. RANKIN,
[Successor lo Montaguo & lltuil^i OflU'e mill rcshlcnno over Corner Hook Sto Special attention given to chronic dlc-u^
Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith Olllcciiml oiuo, „.i 1 Residence South Green street. Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives special attention to
Chronic and Surgical Diseases ot Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, a general practice.
CONSULTATION FREE.
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Physician and Surgeon
Kusidcnce, 11 :i West Collect) Strwt (Mllco at Smith & MOI'KHTI'B S.
nouns
Drutf Store,
F.
F.D. DIBBLE.
Palmer House, Chicago.
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Buffering from tho offocU of youthful errors, tar:'I docay, wanting wo&kneM, lost mauhood, otc., 1 *ii| •ond a valuablo troatiM aealod) containing ft!I particular* for homo cure, FRECof chares. i| vploodid modical work ahould be read by erenl xnan who ia norvou» and debilitated. VroU
FOWLER, Hoo4iu, Coofr I
0.,I.& W.Railwaj
SR ,0 0 0 ap l^tkitrMU ui iutetitfr*
THROUGrii
6 Passenger Trains
4 OF WHICH RUN DAILY
Woodruff Sleepers
—AND-
DRAWING ROOM.
Hullt expressly for and run eJCcUisWHyfl this rouUi ami its ••onneollons. t.hHMir iiitiru of those curs, totrothor wltli pfrlor- or modern day couches, are ultucltclq alt through trains IKUI duy aud nl^rht.
Stuul rallrt, Miilor platiorms und L-MII|.!-air brakes and all modorn iiniln»vcint'ii Short.i'sl and dusimldo rouu? rust.and went. Tiirouuli tlokuts and lia^v e)i('ck(.*d to ail principle |MlnUs.
For full information re^aniiiiK Mine. wt«l rouU*, uimtsulL tlio tlckct avuuttf aud 0.. I.I W. folders.
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GKOI 1010 R. IlOniNSON..U|
J. A. HAK.NAUD, H. M. HKOSSON (iuneral Manager. Uenerai Ticket Afj
MQNOHl RtfUT'E
•fl) LOUISVrUC.ltW AlWBYK C"HTCA60
Through Routo to
Chicago,
Louisville, Lafayette, Grecncastle|
Michigan City, Bedford, New Alltainj All Points North, South
and West.
JAMES IIAKKRH. I
Gon. PAHS. Agt. Motion ltouu|
i(i imflKxpro8H llulldlng, 186 Dcurbon St. ChlcuKO. 111.
Vandalia Lim
SH011TE8T ItODTE TO
INDIANAPOLIS. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,
L0UISVIL1
Shortest unil quickest routo to F-1 Wayne, Pnt-ln-l'-iiy, Detroit, nnd points North the most direct line to'j West for emigrants lowest rates. I
All piiBuongrru tnrrlod to tin St. '/,1 Uulon Depot tickets solil to P"'E| or any fiiforiiintlon call on or
ulilr's-|
J. C. Hutchinson,
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