Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 May 1890 — Page 3

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BeIwcPn an Eugta and a Ram. Ljjiin Shiffor, a fanacr of Tuuklinni»traaMp. Monroe couuty, Pa., is re*&foran account of a thrilliutf fl#ht V& Southdown ram and an eagle, ittle took place oil Wednesday. jsShifferwns plowing on a hillside id waring above his Hook of

thu valley below attracted his atThe eagle dropped, and in hits rtitensptwl to carry olT Htfinall liuub mother's side. He missed his tjas'j knwlwd the ewe down in hia

Mure !if could renew his attack, Jyif on the ground, the .Southdown his iuNtd. hutted the bird in |rsAjtand kuockud it- over. Before the *uM fallow tip this advantiiL^e. howswtva.^ bird Iuid fastened its tnllii back. Meeting loudly, he env::nshake the royal bird ml. had Urn severely Invtteii with wing hi managed to shake him-

Tlie e.'t^le now tried once more the Jamh. and did faMen its 'M bark in pite of the mot her's tempts to protect her olTsprinu. wi the plueky old ram renewed

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He hutted the bird several tinier tiiliy LVt good one home under the »-Mu. wliich kept him on the

TlwcngU* rele.osed thu lamb ami lr the ram nirain. The farmer ar* v.uesivne by this time, armed with

He dealt the ea^le a blow on

M.brwikmi: it andseitlingt!ieflight. tfi the nun was freed from the rhebirtl's talon* he fell tohutting l^ntmy. The lamb was dead, ami .voiis father had lost considerable .• fjju'a^eaient. —New York Kven-

Iu ThiiUHnnil Pound* for Them.' _7 •:n:»!juT thouands of visitors li'iuntuajjes to the eott-nge in which |*r. Itams was born, near Allowav Jsi! the hanks o' Doon, They are |s:Lf iw»:n in which the jvoet first saw t.us well ii^ the "ori^jnunP fnrnifcwl !ty rris* parents. Will it be |'-1 that n:i the genuinely original »if the cottage was sold oil by to ScptetnU'r. 1S4.M, most of •i"* ill the iossession of aKentlb-

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My tiniiii! is Wooili'mil, \y Milln. I was l.orn in \Vt,oJft.r.l rouiitv l.liiH Htatc. AHor tin- cxciu-iii.-nt im iJcnt to nil oucasion htiuli ri.s a birtli tin* [.uoplo to botli.T tli.jiiiHolvc.s nlxjut my nanu.'. Duli'xations call.-il at tin* houso ami wantcil to know what I was to lie clubbed. As I am reliably inl'on.ied a day was H* for the ceremony and people rallies miles u. sou ine. My fatli.-r informed Oi.-ni that he bad concluded to call me AVoodford Mills. He referred to the Kolieitude of his neighbors, and while thanking tbein said b. hoped the name lie had teleeted would be Kati.sfaetory. One of the cr.nvd (,'ot the llo.,r an.l said Woodford was nil richl, but lie wanted a middle name. Others followed in this strain, and dually my father yielded, lie asked ^liat it bhould be. Several names were suggested, but num.' suited. Finally one man asked: ''\N hat is the 'Woodford' for"'"

My father said it was for some relativo of his. The man who had asked tho question said be thought, mavbe it was in honor of the county. This suggested that a "l"' be stuck in after Woodford, and that it stand for counlv. Aud that is my name—Woodford (,'oufity Mills.

The reason for tut much commotion aliout my birth and name is found in the fact that I was the first white child horn ill Woodford county.—Chicago Tribune

lMviili'it by Chalk Mnr.

1 here are two young men in this city who have roomed together for some lime past, but who n.iw don't speak aa they pass by. There never was any warm friendship between them, their tastes and habits being very dissimilar, but they roomed together for re i*onsof economy. Upon taking the room it was lividedinto two equal portions by drawing a ch:Uk lino across the floor, each agreeing to confine himself to his own half of tho room. They sum got used to this and when, in tiie course of time, tin- chalk mark became obliterated, it was not necessary t. renew it, so accustomed hail they become keeping within their respective lMiiinds.

All went well until one Sunday, when •i visitor called on one of the young men. The other one was out, and the visitor knowing nothing aUiut the division of the room, nea'eii himself in the portion belonging io the absent man. When the latter returned ami found him there lie gruffly ordered him to goto his friend's side of the chamber. Then the f'livs of hatred which had smoldered so long broke out, and a rough-and-tumble tight ensued between the two room mates, with the result that they now occupy separate apartments.—Washington Star.

A Iliuulhomt* (.'llrt'li,

One of the most beautiful and costh clocks ever made was sent majiy v»iarr. ago by the East India company :u a gift to the Emperor of China. Tho case wad made in the form of a chariot, in which was seated the ligureuf a wofnan, with her right hand resting on the top of a tiny clock, which was placed in the side of the carriage. S mho of the wheeU that moved the clock were concealed tho lx»dv of a bird that had seemingly alighted upon the lady's finger. Over her head was au'uuibrella that concealed a silver bell. This, although it seemed to have no connection with the timepiece, struck the hours, and it could bo mado to repeat by touching a diamond button fixed below the dial of the clock. At the feet of the lady's figure ls a golden dog, aud in front of her were two birds that were apparently flying before the chariot. This exquisite clock, with all its necessary parte, was made of gold, and was most elal»irab'lv ornamented with precious stones,—Jewelers' Circular.

of tlic* l'luto.

The watersb.il drained hv the I'late is estimate! represent ail area of l,,"iljU.000 square miles, the largest in the world, with the exception of the Amazon, and possibly also of the Congo, the area of which hiis never been even approximately estimated.

The Turana contributes an outflow of •ll.lVlO.flOO and the Uruguay one of 11,ooii.lKiO cubic feet a minute, the I'late having a volume of "rJ.irtlO.OvO cubic feel. i:.s compared with (W.liOO.OOO for the Ama zon and !£!.(i',!U,0UO for tin? Mis-si.ssippi. La l'lata t«kes its name from silver, Inn it has a tawny hue.—Kxportand Finance.

A C*..rlous IMrthnuirh.

J.ff'.'pb II. Uotheriium. a carpenter, residing at Coiiiicllaviile, 1'a., h.is a creswtit slmpd bii lhntirk on the back of his neck, which hasuroiHH_Ml c^msiderable curiosity in that vicinity. When the moon is now l^itljermaji's mark is hardly notioeuhlc., but as i^una turns the first quarter It lK«£in» to turn red aud swell Dy the time of full nuon it has swelled Into a horn like roll over two inches in thicknetw. As tie. huh in wane lliemark clcxTeawai In mzc and color until il again bocouiea a bluish. creic«nt shaped mark, hnnilv raised alvn-e the skin.—St. I^iuis Iiti|niijlic.

A I.lberal Cltl/eli.

Musician—R-g pardon, sir, but I'm around collecting subscriptions to buy the village band new instrument:*. The old oik's are nearly useless.

SubuH.an lie.sideut—Is it the instruments that's the matter with that band': "Y-e s. sir." "Or.-:it Wagner! Why didn't you sat so lieforo? I'll or.k'r anew set for Vol to-morrow."—New York Weekly.

A llrultti.v PerfuiiK*.

If you want a lovely odor in your rooms break off branches of the Norway spruce and arrange them in a large jug well filk-d with water. In a few days tender, palo green brandies feather out. soft and cool to the touch, iuid giving the delightful, health giving odor wo all so dearly lo\-e. My library snielU of tho forest.—Cor. Chatter.

Kconumj.

Friend (leaving the office with the broker)—I say, old man, you didn't lock your safe.

Broker—No I never do. It cost $300, and 1 don't want burglars to xpoil it for the litftle I've got In it.—Quitter.

Oiinltards, Attention.

For tlm annual n,,-ntii,of Dunkards or German Baptisls at Warr.-ihbury, Mo ,1'ertle .Springs, the Vand«lia lire Will sell excursion tickets at one f. [v. for lie round trip. Tfek,.rs will be „a|e

May liith to-JT'hg I to ur mi HI..lime !2t t!i, lsuo. Tne Mis-ouil I'aeille ltniUvay luis also M-iniige.l f.,r si.l^ (lips from Warrensbiirg to points in Southwestern Mis..,Mirl, K:tn.-as, Ir.l'an 'IVr. rltory ami Nel.ra-kn, at on.. f)lr, |„r ,|J(J round trip. For lates ami In thei lnfoMimtioii apply to ti i.,.areet agent of the Yandalia line.

Ho.intfng I'nuecensary.

No seumiiiii phrases or foolish boastint' are nee.leil to draw atteiitinn to Van Werts Balsa,n fnrtlie lungs. A claim is in.i'le for it that it is the est eolith medicine nil the market, every bottle is guarante.'.l 11 do all that it is claimed and everyone is invited to make a free of lis merit*. Volumes of phrase could not do more lo reeoniin.-.iid a than tins. Trial nizefret. For sale by Lew .'islier.

Aoi te Mid ehroni rfieumatlsui onn be fffectimlly ami perman.-iitly c-urvtl be the ufi^ of Ilifibaid's liheuuiatle Syrup and I'liiMtftrs. F..r sale and highly recommends by MofTctt, Morgan Co.

HurkUu'tt Araicit 8ulrf.

Th" be«t salve 111 the woild for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sort?*, Tetter, Chapped Hun.!.-, Chilblain*, corut, «nd all skin eruptions and poaltl v#ly cures l'llen, or no pay required. It

guaranteed to give perfect

MtiBfao' 'on, or money refunded, 15 cent* a box. For sale at Nye 4 Co. drugstore.

Interesting to Farmers.

No claSB of people should be so careful in providing themselves with reliable family medicines am Hi. -=.s who live far from physicians. Van Wert's ISalsam for the lungs particularly recommended to the farming comniiinilv. as it is wonderfully effective in all throat and lung troubles, and

'especially adapt.-.!

•in children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and vet infailablo foi croup and whooping cough. 1 rial si/.e free. For sule bv Lew Fitlier

The World's Kair.

The excitement caused by tills great event, is scarcely equaled b.v that produced n.v the great discovery of Ur. Miles—the Restorative. Nervine. It speedily cures nervjus prostration, changes of life, pain, dullness and confusion in head, lits, sleeplessness. the blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly pains, etc. C. \V. Snow .V: Co..of Syracuse, N. Y. :Talbott ,'c Moss.of Ireensburg. Ind., A. \\". Blackburn, of Wooster. say that "The Nervine sells better than anything we ever sold, ami gives universal satisfaction." Or. Miles' new illustrated treatise on the Nerves and heart and trial bottle free at Nye A: Co's drug store.

To Cure a Iia.l Cough

Use "I)r. Kilmer's ouch cure (Consumption Oil)" It relieves quiekh*. stops tickling In the throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat in.I prevents death from com.-uinption I'rice 2.'c. Pamphlet free. ISinghampten, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

Can't Account for It.

Ou the siti day of November. 1-V\ Cooper Hardenburgh, retail druggists of Kingstui. N. Y. purchased is dozen of Yar. Wert's Balsa« for the Lungs, and ou the U0 day of the same month they wrote the proprietors of this remedy" as follows: "Please send us at onceone gross of Van Wert's Balsam We cannot iiccouiit. for the demand." Van Wert's Balsaui is for sale in Crawfordsville by Lew Fisher. Trial size free.

What will Simmon's Liver Regulator do! Make you well by restoring action to the li'-er.

Cbocp, Wuooi'iko

oot'oH and Bron

chitis Immediately relieved by ShllohV •urn. Moffntt llorwi Co.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

To Cure Kidney Troubles

I'ar "Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-root Kidn.-v, Liver and Hladde. Cure." It relieves quickly and cures the most chronic an..1 complicated caees. Price M)e. and $1 Pamphlet free. Bingliamptori. N. Sold, ueoinmen.led and guaranteed Lew Fishe.".

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Ilibbard's Klieuuiatic hyrup cur." rheiiuiHtisin by striking at the seat .. the dl.sease snd restoring .he kidney, and liver lo healthy action. If taken •.nfiieient time to thoroughly era.lieat. such poison, it never (ails. For sale an. highly I ..'commended by Moffett. Mot gati Co.

To Cure Heart Disease

I'se "Dr. Kilmer's Ocean-Weed Heart li medy." It. regulates, corrects aud re Meves the most cllstr»-jsiug ease*. Pne. .")0 cents and $1. Pamphlet five. Bingliatuplon, N. Sold, recommended an. guaranteed by Low Fisher,

From G«o. U. Thaver. of Boui boi lud ''Both mvself and wileow.-f air life to Shiloh's Consumption I'uie.' Por sal" by Moff»-t.t. Motfati 4 Co

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

Klectrle Hitters.

Vhisreincilj is becoming so well knowii and ho popular as to need no special inei: tu»n. All who have used Elcctnc Hitters sitii? tt'c same song of praise.—A pure! medicine does not exist and it is fruuranteei lo do all that is claimed. Klectric letters will cure all diseases of the Liver urn Kidruys. will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other ntYcctions caused by in. pure hiood.--Will drive JJalaria from ttie nvsieni aud prevent us well as cure MalanaS levers.— For cure of headache. Constipation and Indigestion try Klectric Hjlieir* —Entire «atisfacti»»n gu»ra:iteeO,(i rnoiM'V refunde'j.—Price M'o and 1 pci bottle at Nye A V'» Drug store.

Pmiplaa. blotches ami sores and then cause is remove] by Simmon's Livei Kegulator.

Cold in tht» heud? or Chilblains.'' or Obatlng?or» burn? or any Old SoresFh" thing In the world for It Coinim'* Vetroleuw Balm. Get a Insample tt th#1 drujf store of Nyi* Co

In itrf treatment, of rheuinntism ami al. rheumatic trouble*, Hlbbard's RheumatiSvrnp stands first find foremost above i\\ others, ltoad theii modlcKl paiu-phb-t and learn of the grout, medieinai value of ihe rninodles whi-'h enter into iu eompo^iti^n. For w»le and hlghh re, mended bv Moffett, Moiptn A Co

I Si. liltK YS, for a sl\ llsh on.- try TinsI .t Martin.

stck headache, Dyspepsia, ludfges- I gest|..:i. Constipation. 2:» cents per box I or five boxes for Si. P„i sale bv Lew! Usher.

Shlloli Co.- will iminerliatelv relieve! Cr.-.'ip Whoot.inu Cough an.I lironehitla K»M' hv MofTctt, M-TK'n.ii (V». I

Diseases of Women

:'V ANi» •'!1 K*-TKity.

Lonsututl.il', riMi,. over Sndth's druf. »ot, Sou'li Washliigion Street, Craw forJbv!i:e, In.l!aia.

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CARTERS

PILLS.

CURE

ttck IXeAdAcbeand relieve all the tronblea lnef* at to a bliioua state of tho aystem, tuoh Dlui&eia, Kauaea, Drowslneea, Dlatreaa after •atlDf. Pain In the Bide, &c. While their moid remarkable auoceas ha^ boon aho\rn in cuzifif

SICK

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HEAD

Atbe they would bo almost priceless to thoso who •uf/er from this dintrcflfiisg complaint but fortunately theirgooliioefldocs notend hcre.and thoaa frho once try them will find those littlo pills valuAble In bo many ways that they will not bo willing to do without them. But after allele* heat)

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[2fl the bane of eo many lives that horo Is whore iiremakeour grcatbooat. Our pills cure it whlla [others do not. I Carter's Littlo Liver Pills are very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a do&o. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripo or puree, but by their gentle action ploasoall who uaeibem. In vials at 25 cents five for $1. Sold £r druggists everywhere, or sent by mail

CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.

SHALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

Winslow, Lanier & Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,

ROR WESTERXSTATES, CORPORATIONS, I1A.VKS A.VD MERCHANTS. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS \'EGO TSA TED.

/SWAMP ROOT iSTi

BLADDER CURE. Read Symptoms and Conditions thU Specific will Kelleve and Cure. If Ynn

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threatened with, or already have

II IUU Urlgbt'g disease, or (Jrinary trouble.

Vnil havu sediment taurine like brick dust II I UU freyuent. cnlls or retention, with distress or pressure In tbc parts, Umbe bloat,

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Fever,

upquickly a run-down constitution. Don't neglect early symptoms. Ltebt Doss Goes Biout to thr Kro^ Prapcred at Dlgpen Bory—Rwomnwnded by renowned phyncuui»»'lnvBiida Uoido to Health' free. AdrtctJ fir

G^muioe have Dr. Kilmer^s likeness or outside and inside wrappers.

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Peoria Division

For iu*» fy I ll.&W. Short Line

Bast and West.

\Viurn« Sk»eper« and Kecllnitijr OhulrOi^ i^iii tisiiu.- H*-st modern lay coaeh*t»un tij (lain-, (Vume-••Uinr with miI'u! V"*tlbule trains iw !i tn»iiiin.*«in u:nt Peorni t« and from Al iiv»our -iver. D««nvei-and the 1'aeitle c(Mi-t

A\ IthliaiiiipoSis. CitieinUHti. Kpring-fleld and 'olumJius uiid from the Unstei'ii and bfc*u t«Oii:d eilie.

TUA1NS AT OUAWFOKDSVIIjLK. WKST. No. 1 until d» s. in No.a rmiii tl l'i:Ms a. No. 6 ituiil I |». iu No 7 Kxprens t'HT p. in l,OIN KAST. Mat! oj I iv Mo l.o:»pni Mtailop For tu.i iiitvrnmlion re»rurdii)K time. ruti*» rnd rouw e.« oiiMiit tire ieket itK'ent and P. A-1. fjldcT (iKuHllKK ltlililNWiK. Atrt

Vandalia Line

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Vnsliviilf. Cliattanoojja, Florilia, Hot Spring Ti-xas. Kansas, 51 lssourij Micliiiran. Canada,

Northern Ohio,

'lean ih'poK Clean Gdiiches. Uri lit Enguies, Safe Iload-Hed. Hound Bridge4

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20 Trained Ponies

BIGgER THAN EVER

MONSTER HERD

1RING

I'atne Back. Itheumatlsni, stirs*

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Vnil havo Diabetes or Dropsy, body bloat II I UU or scanty or liigb colored urine. If Vnil havo Malaria,

Torpid Liver.Dyspepela,

II I UU Gall Stone, Fever

aud Ague or Gout,

bnvo Irritation. Spasmodic Stricture* or Catarrh of the bladder, have BLOOD humore,Pimplos, Uleer% Seminal Weakness orSypuilis, havoStonoln K'dncr, Gravel in Bladder, Stoppage of urine or Dribbling, have poor Appetite, Bad Toste, Foul* breath or internal SUme

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FAIRBANK'S SANTA CLAUS SOAP.

ITS LIKE NEVER SE TROUPE TRAINED DONKEYS

CIRCUS RINGS SIDE BY SIDE! exnetJB COMPANIES! 2t 4 and O-Horse Equestriau Acts. tlxli

RACES.

PEDESTRIAN RACES. cijIM3ino r:uE vseo roijE. WRESTLING and BOXING BOUTS.

School of boa "Lions.

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all M°ujefioU zjid Lautjdi^ pt/Kpojej.

cmy N.K. FAIRBANKS CO. CHICAGO.

Crawfordsville, Wednesday, May 14.

?3,000 DailfExpense- $2,000,000 Invested. $100,000 in New Features! ONLY BIC SHOW TO BE HERE THIS YEAR! 4*MONSTER TRAINS 60 SPECIAL CARS NEVER DIVIDES ooo

MEN AND

mijy

Hosts ol x*erleeted Artists.

luyinuls of Athlotic Acts. Abceosiomsts, Aerialists. Aerial and Suspeusiou Fonts. Trape»ists, Wiro-walkors. Comic and Funny Features. Muscular Displays

Triple Mid-air Seusntions. Bicycle Riders.

Delightful lAanere Acts. Swinging Trope?©. JucRlintr. Grucehil Bareback Plain*. Globo-walkin*. Black Rope. Unequixled Iieaping. Wire Spring Acts, Brother Acts.

Tumbling and Clown Acts. it Contortion Displays.

1 RING "Its

ACTS ONLY

1 RING

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LILIPUTIAN REPRESENTATION Or THE

Giant Horse 1

EVERYTHING NEW

OF ELEPHANTS

Flying Hinps, Balancing, rioted bkutors.

^dub-swinging, llit-ii-kickinft. Calodouian Sports.

"m'iSS" IRiNC ™MllEONLY

KIPPODROM

MINIATURE SHETLAND PONIES A A

^Driven byChll.lren ./ M-koyn iuid Clio v-i I• O 2 and 4-IIORSE CTIAUIOT HAC!Ea. STANDING RACKS. FIjAT RACES. .TOCKTiV RACES. WHEELBARROW BVC".13. STEEPLE-C11AS1J It ACE

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3 KN 3 White Nile Hippopotamus. Bengal Tigers, Whito Bears.

lieopards, Jjions. Ant Beor}?, Emuesand

1,5QO RARE! AND COSTLY ANIMALS!*

PUEBLO BILLYS -ife IN the WILD WEST!

rribes of Indians, Cowboys, Scouts, Mirer*. Woted Hhoto, Mexicans. Biiekinjr Bronchos. Stfige fVnch, Herd of Mexican anil Indian Ponies in Native Pastimes.

-•H-AT IO O'CLOCK EACH MORNING THE*-—

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Throuifh Route to

Chicago,

LOW EXCURSION RATIilS ON ALL R&1LP.HAPS.-

Louisville, Lafayette, (.ircencastl^ ir.Iiiican City, liwlford, New Albany. All J'oints North, South and West.

Rhinoceros. Black Timers. Black Ostriches, Drove of CJirutlc^. Elandn, Zebras. Llumas.

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