Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 January 1890 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

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TU1RSD.YY, JANTAKY 1«, 1890.

B£ET SUGAR.

THE CHAwyouD.svir.i.i-: .TOCHNAI. most heartily seeouds tlio motion of the Indianapolis Ji urual for a series of experiments throughout tho State in regard to the waking of boet sugar. Thero is every reason to boliovo that among our many varieties of soils wo o»n And some that will produce sugar from tho beet, 'llio ilritt material with which tho greater purt of our State is oovored is made up of almost every kind of soil known in the world, and by an extensive system of experiment", we feel eonlideut that soil adapted to the production of beet sugar would be found, A\ understand that tho Montgomery County Farmers' Council will probably take this mutter in hand at its next meeting iu February and seloot a number of men to experiment with the sugar beet. Jioth tho Secretary of Agriculture and Hon. E. V. Urookshire, our Congressman, have signified their willingness to funish seed for experiments. Tho seed will bo sont to P. S. Kennedy, corresponding secretary of tho Farmers' Council, from whom they may bo obtained bjfore planting time, If it should turn out after experiments that any considerable area of our county is adapted to the boet sugar industry factory would bo sure to be located here, which would be of incalculable benelit to both tho town people and tho farmers throughout the county. Thero is no doubt that tho boot sugar interest is going to have a bo"m in tho United .States very soon and Crawfordsville and Montgomery county should not remain asleep while it is taking its start. "Thero is a tido in tho affairs of men which, taken at its llood, leads on to fortune,"

HON. P. S. KENNEDY has an article in the Indianapolis Journal of to-day in which ho replies to Mr. Carlisle's free trade article in the Forum for January, It only requires a half column for Mr, Kennedy to completely annihilate Mr. Carlisle's ontiro mugagine paper of several pages.

NIC\V 3IAUKKT.

Tito largest rain of the season fell last Huuday uii/ht. Mrs. Geo. Huffmire is confined to her room with throat trouble.

Billy Buser, jr., is working for Shelby Todd nuur Brown's Valloy. Lora Britton was visiting at Barnard I utuam county, over Sunday. Frankling Caplinger and wifo, Lafayette, are visiting his brother. Clay ton.

CUKRKNT EVKN'i'S

F. S. Kenan, dry goods dealer at Adairville, Ky., !ias failed for $31,000. Tho Now York Legislature proposes to erect at tiettysburg a $200,000 inonumont in honor of the State's dead oil that Held.

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Paris Conner nnd wife, of Wavoland visited tho familj* of H. D. Servies, over Sunday.

Misses Conner and Tolbert, of Waveland, were visiting Mrs. Geo. E. Davis, last week.

Clayton Caplinger is very low with .. complication of diseases, with no liopcs of recovery,

H. G. Servies puts on more table plnpiettc. whou eating than any "gent iu tlie village.

Almut twenty rods of gravel washed ou of tho Sam Darnell free gravel road last Sunday night.

Uncle Will Wray did Dot ask tho muii.hnutB to close their stores at

John Mass, of Hamilton. O., sHot nnd killed himself in presence of his wife Monday. It is claimed the shootingwns accidental.

While hunting' near Stevens Point, Wis., Bert Booth, son of A. J. Booth, was accidentally shot and killed by a companion. 'Three prisoners broke jail at Dixon, 111., Monday night and escaped. They dug out with a nail and apiece of an old pair of scissors.

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cluck p. in. as ho did some weeks ago, .There is considerable speculation to what business R. G. Crist will engage in noxt. Ed Lawrence lias tho problem solved.

Rev. II. L. Kindig commenced a series of meetings at tho M. E. church on Monday night, Jan. Gth, with Rev. Engstrom, of tho Presbyterian church of Wavoland, assisting.

Ihauk heavon tho Lapland quill driver wroto ouo letter without using his own name or his brother-in-law's. Ho says for us to attend to our own knitting. Thanks, our good wifo did that early in tho win tor. And if you did not fret so much about the Pownoo folks you would havo more time to oloan up your own barnyard.

A Lady In South Carolina Writes: My labor was shorter and loss painful than on two former occasions physicians astonished I thank you for "Mother's Friend." It Is worth Its weight In gold. Address Tho Bradlloid Kog, Co., Atlanta, (in., for particulars, Hold by Nyo it Co.

Come and soo tho now styles of cloaks at D. W. llountreo's.

The Cook Bouk.

Tho Mettodist church cook book is now for salo at tho »a cent storo nnd also by Mrs. Larsh, Mrs. Crabbs, Mrs. J. H. Burford and Mis. McCain. Tho price has teen reduced from 76 to 50 rents.

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Fred W. Smith, late recoivor of tho United States Land Ofllco at Tucson, A. T., has beon found a dofuultor to tho extent of about 828,000.

Ehthelbert. Dudley, goncrol manager of the St. Paul & Duluth road, died Wednosday night at St. Paul of pneumonia, resulting from tho grip.

James Mow, of Fort Sissoton, 8. D., whilo cleaning out a woll was overcome by gas and sulTocated. His brother wont to tho rescuo and also lost his life.

Iloavy rain has caused floods In Washington, Westmoreland and Allegheny counties, Pa., and bridges, fencoa and outhouses have been washed away.

Rov. W. F. Lowe, of tho Mothodlst church, dlod at his homo in Macon, 11L, Wodnosday morning, llo was 71 years old and widely known throughout tho State.

G. W. Allen, a Huntington (Ind.) frolght hrakeman, disappeared from Decatur, Ind., Saturday, llo Is supposed to havo fallen from a train into St. Mary's river.

Tho forgeries of Snyder Lockwood, of Kingston, N. Y., reach SHO.OOO and havo rulnod his father. Lock wood lost much of his money by lnvostlng heavily In lottery tickets.

In tho old homestead at New llackensack, N. Y., Tuesday Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mott colobrated her 100th birthday, and in tho festivities flvo direct generations participated.

Work at tho Henry Clay shaft at Shamokin, l'a., the largest mine of tho Reading Coal & Iron Company, employing l.SOO men, was suspended in definitely Wednesday.

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Tho residenco of A. N. Merrick at Minneapolis, Minn., was burned at 4 o'clock Wodnosdny morning. The loss will reach $00,000, on which thero is an insurance of only Si0,000.

The President has granted a respite until January 30 for Charles Bullard and George Tobler, two of tho eight murdorors sentenced to bo hanged at Fort Smith, Ark., Thursday.

Isadore Monasch, charged with cmbozzllng tho funds of tho Turner Build ing Association at Minneapolis, waved examination Wednosday artd was held to tho grand jury in S7.000 bail.

Deputy Sherlil Frank Pabon, shot by Dr. W. G. Larrabee in the street duel at Moon, Mo., between Larrabeo and Mason Morris, died Wednosday. Larrabeo is in very serious condition.

A heavy wind-storm passed through the oountry north of Gainesville, Tex., Tuesday night. Tho residenco of Frank Hayes was blown down and Hayes was caught In the debris and fatally in jured.

Axel Paulsen, tho champion long distance skater, was defeated at Mlnne apolls Wednesday in a three-mile race by Hugh J. McCormlck, tho champion of Canada, who made tho distance in 17:54 a-.T.

The Donver, Texas & Fort Worth and Fort Worth •& Denver railways will firec! shops and a round-house at Fort Worth which will give employment to 000 men. The Union Pacific will also uso the yards and buildings.

The Pope'fl LntcHt.

ROUE, Jan. 10.—The I'opo has Issued an onoyolical which sets forth the prln ciplos which shall guide Catholios in their relations toward the State, which the encyclical says, thoy must obey when such a oourse does not entail dlsobedlenco to the Divine laws. In coun tries where tho State opposes Catholicism, Catholics must combat tho onemy but must not tlo tho church to any political party.

Iodlann Miners Favor (Jnlty.

TEIUIK HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 10.—The Indiana Miners' Stato convention Wednesday adopted without dissent series of resolutions declaring that the exlstonco of two organizations—the Knights of Labor and tho Minors' Progressive Union—contending for suprem acy, has beon a source of evil to the craft, and declaring that both bo dis solved and ono organization built up

The "Kid Klotncut" Triumph*. MILWAUKEE, Jan. 10. Edward C. Wall, of this city, waselectod chairman of tho Democratic State Central Com mlt'woe Wednesday afternoon to succeed Ellis Usher, of La Crosso, who recently resigned. Tho result of tho oloctlon 1: a victory to the faction which has man aged the party in this Stato for sovoral years and which is genorally referred to as tho "kid element."

One Store l«eft.

NBW OULBANS, Jan. 10.—Tho business portion of Flora, Miss., with tho exception of ono small storo, was destroyed by flro Tuesday night. Flora is on the lino of 6ho Yazoo City & Mississippi Valley railroad, a branch of tho Illinois Central running from Yazoo City to Jackson. Miss. Tho town is tho most important point on the branch, having about 1,000 inhabitant^

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Tho Houao Defeats a Proposed Raid on tho Troaoury..

SILCOT'l'S VICTIMS DISAPPOINTED.

Tho MoaiKuro Tor Their KHinburrtrmeut Fails to Suuutor TurpU* ,Mak«rt SpwM*h Favoring the Krcojfiiltion of

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discussed cho voportof tho committee on tho Silcott defalcation Wednesday and defeated the Hemphill bill—a substitute for the majority bill—permitting members to sue in tho Court of Claims, by the close voto of: Yeas, 130 nays. liJS. motion to reconsider by Mr. lilund (Mo.) was promptly tabled, however, and tho vote recurred on ordering tho majority bill—appropriating S75.U00 to reimburse members for their lost salary—to bo engrossed and read a third timo. This having been done, Mr. JJland demanded the reading of tho eugrossed bill, but the Speaker held that under general parliamentary law this was not necessary. The voto was then taken on the bill and it was defeated—yeas, 120 nays, 14*J. Tho following membors voted yea:

Mossr*. Adams, Anderson (Miss.), Arnold, Bunks, liartlne, Dayne, BeckwUh, Uelkuap, Biggs, Blount, Boutncr, Boolhmun. Boulello, Brosius, Buehnnuu {X. J.), Bullock, Buttor* worth, Candler (Ga.), Candler (Mass.), Cannoa, Catching^. Cheatham, Clark (Ala.), Clark (Wis.), Cogswell, Comstock, Conger, Council, Cothran, Crain, Culberti$n (Pa.), Cutoheon, Dntzull, Darlington, Davidson, De Haven, Dlngley, Dorscy, Dunuoll, Farijuhar, Flnley, Flood, Frauk., B'unston, Gear, Gest, Giftord, Gree.nhalge, Grout, Hall, Hansbrough.Huujreii, Bayou, Hay nos, Heudorson (111.), Hermann, Hill, Hitt, Hookor, Hopkins, Kolley, Kennedy, KOIT (la.), Kinsoy, I.aidlaw, Lawlor, Laws, Lchlbach, Low!*, Lcwigo, Mason, MoCord, McKt nnn, Miles, Mllliken, MofTUl, Moore (N. H.), Morey, Morgan, Morrill, Morse, Mutchler, Nledrlnghaus, Nutc, Oatos, O'Neil (MassJ, O'Kelll Pa.l, Owens (O.), Payne, Paysau, l»endleton. Perry, Plokler, Prleo, Raudall (Mass.). Ueod (la.l, RIfo, Robertson, Itow, Russell, Sawyor, Scranton, Skinner, Smith, Sznyser, Snider, Spooner Springer, Stevenson, Stewart (Vt.) 9lookdale» Taylor (111.), Joseph D. Taylor, Thomas* Thompson, Townsend (90I.), Townsend (Pa.), Turpiu, Vundevcr, Van Schulck, Walker (Masj.), Wheeler (,Mieh., Wickham. Williams (O.), Wright, Yodor—1&).

A motion to reconsider and a motion to lay that motion on tho table were entered, and then the llouao adjourned.

SKNATK.

WASHINGTON*, Jan. 10.—Tho Senate took up Senator Morgan'* (Ala.) resolution recognizing tho Unltod St^fos of Brazil as a tree, independent and sovereign stato, nnd Senator Turpie (Ind.) Bpoko in support ot it. At tho conclusion of his remarks tho Senato went into executive session, and afterward adjourned. The following are tho principal points m&do by Senator Turpie:

He favored the immediate recognition of the republic of Brazil, and was qulto willing that Congress should declarc to-day, as apart of the international eomrnou law of tho throoAmorioas, that no European power shall interfere in any part of this hemiaphero to restoro the representative of monarchy or empire or to prevent the establishment of a republic,but that any auch Interference would bo regarded as an act unfriendly to tho United State*, and would be resisted by all the means necessary to effect its frustration. He read extracts from tho messago of Presidt ut Harrison announcing the change of government in Brazil, nnd spokeol the message as a listless, lauguid resignation to the oourse of affairs there,

AS to the President's suggestion of awaitlsg the popular absent to the change of government in Brazil Senator Turpie said that revolution was not tho first step, but the last step, taken when a peoplo determined to abrogate the old form of govern* ment ami to adopt a now ono. Thero was always popular assent before a revolution became flagrant aud successful. The sugges* tion of the message was itself destructive and suicidal of a revolutionary government. No revolutionary government had over submitted the question of Its authority to any arbitrament save only that of the swerrd.

The republic of Brazil was entitled t5 recognition. approval and admiration at the hands of the United States, to the approval and admiration of all those in every cllmc, under every sky, who were lovers of freedom nnd humanity. Tho Provident of the United States had been long known os a Republican, using tho word In the larger and better souse, but ho (Senator Turpie) feared that in this Instance tho President waw a very much belated Republican, lagging far behiug the march of time and events. There was a very eminent publicist at the head of the State Department, having the very highest reputation for wiHdom in counsel and for promptness and decision in notion, but iu the case of Brazil even he (Mr. Blaiue) seemed to limp and linger in the rear of opportunity.

He contrasted the delay In tho recognition of the republic of Brazil with tho promptness in the recognition of tho republic of Franoe in 1870 by Mr. Washburno under tho Instruction of President Grant. That prompt recognition, within three days, and while France still had a do Jure government, was worthy of tho groat son and soldier of liberty who directed it. How long, he askod, would it bo before the Uuited States extended to the latest-born daughter of liberty words of welcome and encouragement.

HER FIRST LAW.

South Dakota'* Legislators Hold a Jubilee Over tlie 1'aBHugo of the New State's First Htatute.

PlEiutE, S. D., Jan. 10.—Tho first bill passed by tho Legislature of South Dakota reached tho Governor at exactly 2:30 o'clock p. in. Wednesday. The bill Is Senate hill No. 4, providing for tho refunding of tho outstanding Indebtedness of the Stato of South Dakota. Uotli housos adjourned for flvo minutes to oolebrate tho event. After loud cheering prayer was oalled for, and tho Assemblymen bowod their heads whilo a forvent prayor waR Bald by tho chaplain asking that this first actof tho new Commonwealth bo blessed

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From Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon Ind., says: "Both myself and wifo owes our life to Shlloh's Consumption Cure." For sale by MofTett, Morgan &, Co.

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AUIANY, N. Y.. Jan. 111.—(Inventor .1111 lias temporarily revoked th" warrant for John.-on. lUnling and Wakoly, as aoof'-ssorlos 'Hullivun-Kilniin light, 1'Ut clooiOos that Mnhloon, Donovan, Murphy. Chary and Hutlcr must bo taki'ii to MisMisnlpnl. in pursuance of (lovornor lA»xvr.y*s iv[ui!*itU)n. If tin1 Governor of Mississippi thinks the tirst throo I'iin I'f conviried after reaitintf their atlMavila they will be surrendered. •_ rul to Work.

Snodgrass & Murphy, The Popular Tailors

JyMKT. 111.. .Ian. Hi.-—The warden of the penitentiary yesterday assigned Pun reii'.'hlin to work ill the stone-shop, Martin loirke in the eoop M-shop and Patrick O'Sullivan in the shoe-shop., I

Dentil or a Noted V4clit ItulMor. KINGSTON, Out-, .Ian. 10.—Captain CuthbiTt, the great ya« ht builder who built the Countess of DulTerin and Atlanta, which eitnp(?tr.l for the American cup, died Wednesday.

Nine l-'iNlu'i'tncn Drnn'mnl.

DVHI.IN, Jan. HI.—Hy the upsetting ol thoir boats in Donegal bay Tuesday nino fishernifn were drowned. A storm calm up before tho men could reach tho shoro.

Death of an Idaho Jurist.

Poirn.AM), Ore. Jan. 10.—John Leo Logan, of the Idaho Supreme Court, died at Leiviston, I. T., Wednesday, at the apo of II years, llo was born In Salem. Va.t and his widow is a daughter of Hon. Randolph Tucker, lie was practicing law in New York City when appointed judge in March, IS®-"

Act of DlMuppoiiitetl Lover. VANCOITVKII, H. C,, Jan. 10. At Chilliwhack Oeorge Rutherford shot and killed iidward Hall and John Sogers and then killed himself, llo was in a dospondont stato of mind owing to disappointment in lovo allai'.s. and accuscd ilall and Segers of attempting to put poison In his food.

THE MARKETS. Grain, l'rovUlims. Kto.

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Jan. 18.

FLOUH-Qui"! and Htomly. Patents, M.nog •1.75: Straights, &^7.VS4.a5 tinkers'. SS.9033.S5 Winter I'nteilts, W.SJrSH.W: Clears. Ct.([email protected].

WHUAT—lluIFM dull and EASY. No. 2 C&H'U and Jnnuury, May. Sna©SIJjc No. 4, 4! ©tftc No. 3, 05®77c, depending on quality.

COKN—Qulot and stCBdy. No. A aud No. Yellow, No. 8 on track and free on board cars, 27fS7'ic: No. 3 Yellow do., »7(iJtl27Hc No 3 White do., Be January, SS'io February, March, S0!»e May, 81 Sl?c July. S5?ic.

OATH -Quiet and dull. No. a cash.'«X5,«0^c. January, SOVic: February, 20',c: May, 8a,c. Sumples In Rood supply demand fair market steady. No. 3, lW&aic No. 3 White, No. 5, 20',i No. a White. 2a®i3c.

RVK—Qulot and easy. No. 3 cash, +liio sample lots No. S. NO. 3, 350410 No. 'J for May delivery. 48h(JJ-1H^c. llAiu.UY—In fair supply and quiet. No.

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sample, a."ifor common to choice No. 3 Western. 250'JSc: Northwostom, 35®[J0c tor light to choice heavy.

MESS PORK—Trading moderately active and prices ruled steady at (D.50®9.53 for cash 8U.43 @9.60 for January Ja.30ijU.52H for February W.8Tm2.9.1» for May.

LARU—Trading only fair, and prices stoady at B.80itB.fflH for cash Ki.80®5.83|.4 tor January $0.&.'H<j for February t0.0i( for May. ncrrER—Creamery, ca25o Dairy, 0ffil8o Packing stock. -I^.1c.

Ecoq—Kiesli, 12»i®13c. Poui.Tnv—-Dressed Chickens, 4®Sc per lb Dressod Turkeys, 0^1 Hie per 8: Live Ducks, 8h®9' per lb Live Cense, [email protected] dozen.

WHISKY—Puled quiet and steady on tho basis of SI.02 for distillers' finished goods.

NEW YOUK, Jan. IJV.

AVIIKAT—NO. SHod stronger and quiet. February, 77@77Vti March, 8S 1-KV3.88 5-10c May, BS?i®xS^c June, 87 ll-lCffi.S7^o 'July, 80 U-10 ®.ss 1316c.

CORN—Quiet and steady. Mixed Western, 87 CHe. OATS—Quiet and linn. Western, «7@84C.

PnoVISIONS--Beef nrm Plato, [email protected] Extra Mess, 57.U). Pork firm, quiet New Mess, [email protected] Old Mess, fU.75O10-M Extra Prime, i9.STS9.75. I.ard Arm and quiet Stuarnrendered, M.17W bid.

I.lvo Stock. CIIICAOO, Jan. IB.

CA'ITT.B Market moderately nctive on local and shipping account and prices without material change. Quotations ranged at M.U0 ©•MO for good to choice shipping Steers 13.00 ©3.60 for common to good do. ti.b0®3.80 for butchers' Steers I8.00®a.30 for Stoekers Si'.OO U2.80 for Texans [email protected] for Westerns fci.M «3.00 for Feeders Il.50s8.75 for Cows Jl.600 2.75 for inferior mixed Stock and Bulls.

Hoc,s—Market fairly active on packing and shipping account. Prices 5®l0c lowsr. Sales ranged nt 5.11.V.a3.75 for light &3.6.V&.1.60 for rough packing S3.fl«a3.7S for mixed US.60O 8.80 for hea\y packing and shipping lota.

John Cllpln's Illile.

It Is evident from tho speed attained by John Gilpin's horso that it was well eared for, and all owners of live stock Rhouid exercise caution nnd enre by having reliable remedy at hand. Veterinary Carbollsalve cures cuts, wounds, brui&es collor aud saddle gulls, sores, mange, scratches, thrush, inflammations and all abrasions of tho skin and discuses of the leet of horses and cattle quicker thai: nnv other remedy, and is the only preparation that Invariably renews the hair In its original color. It is endorsed by Jay E\ See's driver and by prominent horsemen generally. Large cans $100 Small cims 10 cents. Sold by u)l druggists.

Wnr WILL Yon cough when Shlloh's oura will give you immediate icllet Price, 10 cents, 50 cents and $1. Moffott Morgan & Co.

SLEEPLESS NionTa, made mlaerab) by that terribio cough. Shiloh's cure I tho remedy for you. Moffett, Morgan Co.

Ir. nenleyD Keineily For Ladlon. Dr. Honley's Celory, Beef and Iron, contains greater elements of strength than any known tonic. We believe It has greater merit, and lias cured more nervous troubles ond weaknesses in humanity thitn any known remedy. Price $1.00 Sold bv Dr. E. Detohon.

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Hii del! d's niiriieiii 11'- Syrup euiv."I'heil!11.1 Lif-1:i by Milking at Hie seat of the iii:-ei!he nn 1 restoring th- kidneys and li\er in h-aitliy aetinn. If taken a siinieier.l tiiu- tn thoroii^hly ein'M-ati* sueh poison, it, li-ver fails. 1'OT sal-iintl highly leeoimiieui-d by .Mollett, .Morgan Co. tJfarl

If yen shortol bn'tith, ha'Ilutter Ing, pain in fide, laint or linngi speil.s swoo!-:i ankles, etc.. you have he i1 dlsi.'ase, aiid don't iil to take Dr. Allies New 'Jure. Sold nt X\v ,fc Co's drug store

T—- *s 1 11 alio -'o-illoi-ro\v .N icli. Am- ieiildav nnd night ihnlng thl* week you can lit nil drugulsts' Kemp's llalsniu for the Throat ami Lungs, acknowledged to be the most t-iieeessful remedy ever sold for the eure of Coughs, Croup. lJronehitis. Whooping Cough. Asthma nn-1 Consumption. (i't bottle to-day and keep it always in (he house, so you can che-k your cold nt eiiee. Price SC eeuts mid $1.00. Samide bottle free.

J. 1 OOSE ]{r.u ChovKR Co.—Gents: I have been ^ulTerer for the Inst live year* Iron) rln'un: ili-ni neross the should-rs. and by lining your Fluid Extrad Ked Clover, am enlirelv relieved, believe It has driven It from my system, aud wont be a weather biirometor any longer. Yours Trulv,

Shlloh's CiL-e will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough aud Uronchitis For sale by MofTett, Morgan ,t Co.

The farmer^,in their swamps,we're sure, Could find the roolsniui plnuts that cuie If, by their knowledge they only knew For just tin' disease each one grew. lake courage now,and "swamp-root" trv (for kidney, liver and bladder complaints) As on this remedy you enn tely,

For sale by Lew Fisher.

If there is numbness nun ms nnd limbs, heart skips beats, thumps or liutters, oi you are nervous and irritable—In danger of shock —Dr. Kilmer's OCEAN-WKUD regulates, relieves, corrects and euies. For sale by Lew Fisher.

In its treatment of rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hiblmrd's IUu unatic Svrup stands lirst and foremost e.bovi all others. Kead their medical pamphlet nnd learn of the great medicinal value of the remedies which pntci- jnt„ its composition. For sale and highly recommended by Moffc tt, Morgan Co'

liur:k)ett'a Arnioa ^Hlve.

The best salve In the world for Cuts Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt 'Rheum! ru^r, ,Sor(!',,

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(oo!«o'g i\«n CUiV( 1*111^ Juro Sick headache, Dyspepsia, Indigesgestlon. Constipation. 25 cents per bo. or live boxes for $1. For sale by Lew Fisher.-

If you have cutting, scalding or stlijp r.K sensations in tho parts when volillg '.nine, Kwauip-Koot will quickly relieve and eure For sale bv Lew Flshet

If^you have a cold, eyiifjh, (dry hn-k i'itc), croup, cankered throat. •'catarrh hoppini*, cough. Dr. Kilmer's INDIAN COUOO-CUBE (Coiu-unintion Oil) will relieve instantly healr, aud cures. Price 2f)e., 50c. and $l'no. For sale bv Lew Fisher.

SniLon'S OCGU and consumption cure is sold by ns on a glialuntee. it cures eoiisiimpUoii lIofTett.Morgimi C'(.

ild in i.i head? or Chilblains? oi Chilling? or a Hum'.' or any Old Sores'r The be«t thing in the world for It Is Column's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye fc Co.

Chapped Hands,

Chilblains, c*rna, mid all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay re quired. It Is guaranteed to give perfei 8atlsfac''o i, or money 'funded. Prlct 25 cents a box. For sale at Nye Sc. Co drugstore.

Children t-y for Pitcher's Castorfa.

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This Is what you ought to have it fact, you must havo it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it dally, and mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thousands dollars are spent annually by our poo pie In the hope that thoy may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all Wo guarantee that Electric Bitters I used according to directions and tho use persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon DvHDonsin and install instead Eupepsy. Wore commend Electric Bitters for Dvsiiep sia and all diseases of Liver, Stomacl and Kidneys. Sold at. 50c. and Si bottle by Nye & Co., druggists.

Cnocp, WHOOI-.NO oouan and Bron chitls immediately relieved by Shlloh'i cure. Moffett, Morgan Jfc Co.

I.oode'H IltxlClover fill K«,moliy Is a positive specific for all forms of the diseaso. Blind, Bleeding, Itching Ulcorated and Protruding Piles. Price 60 cents. For sale bv Lew wisher

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Piso's Cure for Consumption is also tho best

Cough Medicine.

If you have a Cough without disease of tlie Lungs, a few dosos are all you need. But if you nogloct this easy moans of safety, tho slight Cough may bocomo a serious matter, and several bottlos will bo required.

0.,I.& W.Kailw iy,

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TlLHOUliJI

6 I'assenger Traiiis fit 4 OF WHICH RUN DAILY

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DRAWING ROOM.

tlnilt t'er :in«l run cxrlusUvl) f. liii itami its counci tioiis. (»1H' or tnorc iiosii ciiiii, UijrcJhcr with superior or irnxk'ni «lity couclu-s, uri ult through traits l»ol)i dtiy and ni^rht. ruil5», Miller pliufoniis u»«l oo-ni'lcw uir hraUi's iiik! all moiloru Ini'lriJVfjmni'. Shorl^'st ami m«»st. dcsiniblo rnuto :ind Throucli tlokoix an»ni:ik\iff rlH'uki'd t«» 11 pHncltilo

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fulI ioformalion ro^nrdltn: t!tm»,raw rouios, the ticket. ukouI^ and ».. 1,1 W. lolders.

CiROltOK K. HO'ilNSoN*,Af*

J. A. ll\UNAUI». II. M. HKONSMN Grnorai Manager General Tirki-t A?

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Through Route to

Chicago, Louisville, Lafayette,

Greencastle.

Michigan City, Bedford, New

Albany.

All Points North. South and West.

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Gcti. Puss. Ajrt. Monon Route.

VdamaExpreas HulldlnK. 185 Dearbou St. ChlcuRO. 111.

Vandalia

Line

SHORTEST ROUTK TO

INDIANAPOLIS. CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS,

LOUISVU'W

Shortest and quickest route to Wayne, Put-in-Hay, Detroit, aud points North the most direct line to thi West for emigrants lowest rales.

All passengers carried to the St. Loii Union Depot tickets sold to all poll" for auy information call on or addreM

J. C. Hutchinson, Ajrcnt.

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