Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 May 1890 — Page 4

A maker that makes a corsct to suit nine-tenths of the women

ought

to know how to

suit nine-tenths of the girls as well. A woman can go to a store —every store in the country that sells corsets at all—ami get Ball's corset, wear it a week or two or three, and then go back and get her money again if she wants it. So can a girl.

A mighty good corset that! The store has primer on Corsets for you.

CHICAGO COKSKT CO., MILCA^O and NEW ORK

DAILY JOURNAL

TUESDAY, MAY 1SB0..

"Wli&t Two Taps Mean.

Altar this two tups of the engine house bell will siVuify merely at drill of tho company. 'JUioso who have objected to the riugiug of tho bell for practice will pleuse tnko notice, that two taps will always be given before practice but never :it any other time,

Democratic Congressional Convention. Judge T. l'\ Davidson attended a meeting of the Democratic District Central Comiuitteo yesterday at Terre Haute, the object of which was to fix tho tinio and place 01" holding the convention for the nomination of a candidate for Congress, The committee after disposing of its minor business decided to hold tho convention at Torre Haute on Tuesday, July '.22.

New Boilers for the College. Janitor Burke left for Dayton, Ohio, this morning to purchase three sixty inch boilers for the college engine house. This purchase is necessitated by the that both the new Library building and south hall will be heated with steam in futnre. The addition of these two buildings almost doubles the heating power required and the boilers now used are too small for the purpose. The old boilers are oiVer.'d for sale.

Sent Home to Her Ma. ...

Yesterday afternoou tho "beautiful but depraved" Eosa Keynolds mid her two male companions. Batchelor aud and Beynolds, were taken before .Mayor Carr to answer to the charge of vagrancy. Itosa's classic beauty was enhanced by the oriental perfumes of Capt. Talbot's pig sty and it so nlTucted our Chief Magistrate that he instituted inquiry aud learning tho whereabouts of her people, who reside near (.ireen13old. he ordered her to be sent to them. 'This morning she was escorted with due pomp aud ceremony to the train by Officer Brothers, and sent home nonw the woiso for two nights 1 1 the county jail. they

1 for her malo ciXiln.i.iioi were given a quitter of a 11 hour to cross the corporation line, and ordi-rs never again to honor Crawfordsvillo with their presence.

is a

The second aeries 111 the college tournament was played oil' on the Beta court in the campus yesterday before an appreciative audience, 'lhe matches were nil singles and resulted as follows:

Keeno vs. Morri-on Kcene won two straight setf- 0 -1. Lloyd vs. Coudit—Condit won two straight sots ti i, ij 2.

Seatou vs. Duckworth—.Seaton won two straight seta 0-1, O, McCluro vs. Vanderbilt—McClure won two straight sets 0-1, 0-'2.

McBride vs. Condit—McBride won first set 0 2. Oondit won second 0-IJ. McBrido won third 0-3. MoBrido won that series, leaving the winners, Keen Coudit, Seaton, McCluro aud McBride.

The tournament will be continued to day and Wednesday when tho representatives to the luter-collegiate contest at Indianapolis will be chosou. Several exciting doubles are to be played oil" this afternoon ond some great mutches may bo expected in the finals to-morrow.

Medtiug of the Fishiug Club. The Montgomery county brunch of tho Indiana Fish aud Came Association, or as it is more commonly known, the Fly Fishing Club, held an enthusiastic meeting last night. Will Hurst, of Youutsville, and G. W. Markley wero elected to memlershii,raisiug the club's number to '•sxaty-six. It was resolved to secure members all up and down the creek in order that the protection to tho lish might better bo wrovided for. It was also decided to offer two rewards ^for the conviction of violutors of the lish laws, one reward for tho tlrst otVense and another for the second. Papers for tho raising of tho necessary reward fund were circulated this afternoou. It is the intention of the club to completely overwhelm all violations of tho law aud guarantee to all lovers of legitimate sport good lishing in Bock Bivor. There has been no little dynaniating done along the stream this Spriug and it is expected that several arrests will immediately follow the ottering of the Towards,

Kihti'iiilier

1 hat we have

ninth*

W. FRED PETTIT.

He Considers the Change of Venue Unfair but is Coufidont of Vindication, South Bend Tribune: Tho oliaugo which has como ovor Y\\ Frod Pettlt since his case was recently veuued by Judge Langdon, of the Tippscauoo county circuit court, from that county to Montgomery county, is quite noticeable. although it may not bo as much so as would bo tho cose with many others in circumstances of 11 similar character. He still occupies tho room in the hospital department of tho county jail. His room is light aud ftiry aud well kept aud calculated as far as possible to lessen tho burden of the hours luring which a prisouer is kept within the bouuds of its mass of brick and iron, even with an accusation hanging over him. as great as the ouo with which Mr. l'ettit is now charged. Ho spends his time now much as I10 has during his past months of incarceration. Ho gets what ho can 111 reading various books, periodicals an newspapers and visit— iug with friends who may como to se6 him. Tho burdensome hours are occasionally beguiled by a game of chess of which Mr. lYttit is a good player. With the majority of. those who visit lnm he is jolly as a mau under like conditions could be, aud chats on ilillerent subjects, touching occasionally on his own great troubles. His clerical appearance is strongly alterod by tho absence of his full, dark aud luxuriant beard, which has succumbed to the keen lge of the barber's razor. To those who were accustomed to seeing Mr. Pettit while he lived hero this oliaugo will not seem so great, as ho often kept his beard entirely 6haved oil". In regard to the Venning of his case he has expressed himself quite freely. Ho coniders that he has been treated in a rather unfair manner in the matter, and that there was 110 small amount of maliciousness accompanying the decision. Ho has always admired Judge Langdon as a precise and strong lawyer, yet he thinks that in veuuing the case the uilgu may have been prejudiced and it has even appeared to Pettit that the court was on several occasious during the recent habeas corpus proceedings vindictive. While he feels that Judge Snyder, of the Montgomery circuit court, will treat him fairly and that a ulliciout number of fair minded men can be secured to givo him an impartial trial, yet he considers that there may be considerable feeling in that county against him. Of his acquittal Pottit appears as confident as from tho (irst. In an interview recently ho said: "My attorneys believe moan innocent man. They have never said so to me, but remarks they have made to other parties have reached my ears, aud they are not working simply on tho evidence in the case, but with their minds aud hearts made up that I am an innocent man".

HORSES.

farmers, Why not Raise More of The aud Increase Your Profits. A conversation with James Walter, of tho firm of Walter Brothers, revealed a few facts which are of interest to the farmers of Montgomery county, but which they do not generally kuow. In the past year the iirm has shipped from Craw fords\ille not loss than a quarter of a million dollars worth of horses. That is an immonso number, but don't think for a minute they wero oil raised in this count}- or even this region. They came from all parts of the State and fiom other States. Itight here is the important part for our farmers. hile this vast number of horses wore not raised here Mr. Walter said they should have been and could hnre been.

Every mnn with eighty acres of land should Ruimally market three or four head of horses. Tho expenses are small compared to tho profits, and thus the loss occasioned by a bad wheat crop could I Hi lightened. This is worth thinking over at least.

Letter List, /MU

1 he following is the list of uncalled for letters remaining in the postoflice for the week ending May 27, 18'.)0: Baker Ira II Klopp Miss Anna llraeio Mrs. Mary Murray Frank Carroll S. K. l'arrott IL Clark ],His I'axton Ashley Co\Mis. Armina Puvton l•'ru^k' CNX F. ,F. OI7 Co\ Miss Teuei Stiilwell Mrs Robt Cotton woe Secheverl Charters Smith Henderson 1} 1 urnish Misliebecca Yandevero Hart W 111. 1' Woods Elvira Haas Mrs. Clias, Wilhito Dorwin

Persons calling for the above letters will please say "advertised."

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MUSIC AND DRAMA.

THINGS THEATRICAL.

"Tho Editor" has started off with a boom at L'almer's Theater, New York. Estclla Davis has signed with

tho

Robert

Downing for next season. Jennie Yeanians has lieen ENGAGED by M. W. llanley for Edward llarrigan's Kew York company.

Hamilton Harris will -not lake out "I

Ranks" next season. Annie Haynes has been re-engaged for Julia Marlowe's next season's tour,

L'aris, KV„ Is building

now opera-house. IT

tho

a handsomo

will

be ready for

fall campaign. Lizzie

Evans is to

open It. r. and Mrs. Kendal will open their next American tourat tho Fifth Avenue Theater October 6.

Sidney Booth, a sou of Mrs. Agnes Booth-Schoellel, is a memlierof the Nellie Mellenrv comedy company.

Hamilton Hevell has sailed for London. He will play the heavy purt in tho English production

"The Great

Metropolis." IClaw aud Erlanger will send out two 'Great Metropolis" companies next seaBon, besides the one in England—three in all.

My A Bridget" is one of tho successes of tho season. JTS business has been simply umnenso

all

"vor tho

country. "A Straight Tip," John J. McNally's new farco comedy, ill bo first seen at tho llollis Street Theater, Boston, September 8.

George Fair,business manager

tho

Chicago llaytnarket Theater, Is glad In tho anticipation of becoming a fullfledged partner

with

W. J. L'avis next

season. George Ober may again go out as a star. Ho Is looking

for a

backer and

manager who is inclined to think "Old Ilomcspun" good property. iMico 'I eigh. recently in Kate Olaxton's company, and J. 1. Evcrham, late

Tho Burglar," have been engaged for Richard Mansfield's production of Beau Brummull."

Oliver Byron's son

of nineteen is

now

playing his father's role (the Ferret) In Across the Continent." When I10 first joined the company three months ago, ho played an Indian. 'A I'ackago of Cigarettes In Threo Pulls"

will go to California directly

after tho engagement at tho Bijou In August. The skit will he seen at tho Bush Street Theiter, San r'rancisco, in October.

Miss

Bertie Fisch Is rapidly recover

ing from tho Injuries received in tho Staunton (Va.) railroad smash-up. Louis Harrison fs still confined to his room in Baltimore.

Tho Agnes Huntington Opera Company will likely play

its

first American

engagement at the Tremont Theater, Boston, opening on November 2'J, in 'aul Jones.

Marlon Abbott., the lady who retired from the stage a year ago and went to her homo in Chicago, has returned to lior first love. She has joined Kato Claxton's company.

A strong effect will bo added to "Tho Millionaire." next season. Daniel Sully is having

built a locomotive

which will

bo put on 111 the strike scene and run across the stage, making a very realistic effect.

The receipts of and Mrs. Kendal exceeded their first engagement at Hooley's Theater, Chicago, tho past two weeks, having reached S'-M.OOO for that engagement. Seals were placed at 52 each during both engagements.

Herbert Hall Winslow has signed a contract with Barry and Fay to write for these comedians a new comedy, to bo delivered July 15. Too piece will contain tioro serious interest than any previous plav Barry and Fay have had, and after a trial on the road, will be produced in New York for a run next winter.

Charles Eastlako, A member of tho Wilson Barrett Company, and

to Europo

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brother

of Miss Eastlako, Mr. Barrett's talented leading lady, has decided not to return

with that organization, but

will remain I11 Amvica, so he says, "to seo how it's done." Billy Bryant, tho minstrel who died in Portland, Me., on April 2'.T, was a nephew of tho famous Bryant brothers, Jorry, Nell and Dan, of wl om Noil is tho solo survivor. Billy was thirtyeight years of ago, and had been 011 the boards for about fifteen years. IIo WAS buriod from his parents' home in South Norwalk, C01111., 011 Slay 1. His parents are a deaf and dumb couple.

John II. Whallen, proprietor of tho Buckingham Theater in Louisville, and the Martell family of six peoplo, noted bicyclists and acrobats, has organized a strong specialty combination for next season, to play only In the first-class specialty houses. There are twenty-six people In tho organization, and ton weeks of tho seasou have been booked for

New York and

vicinity. The Car-

monollas, musical pavers, Shoppard sisters, Dixon and Lang. Harry and Mildred Kouclerc, and Livingston and Fairchlld art.1among tho peoplo engaged.

"Don Quixote."

On Monday evening.

May

HI, tho "Bos-

tonians Opera Company" begin a spring season of opera at tho Chicago OperaIIouso. Tho opera to he presented will bo "Don Quixote," in winch this celebrated company of singers havo mado tho greatest hit of their career. "Don Quixote" is the work of two Chicago writers, and when produced in Boston last November it ran through tho entiro engagements in that city, whero It was pronounced the most melodious and tho funniestcomlc opera seen there In years. Tho readlmr public is generally familiar with the celebrated novel of "Don Quixote." Itabounils In comic Incidents, and tho two principal characters of tho Don and his «|Uire. Sancho Panza, aro conceded to be two of the greatest comic oharacters ever created. Thero is also a strong romantic

story

In tho opera,

but the hnmoroiiseloment predominates. Tho opera has already been seen in every prominent American city excepting tho home of its authors, whero it will doubtless bo receivtnl with favor.

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Arrnngempntn Compli'tiMl for Granil Lko Yacht Hegatta TI10 l'rlnelpiti Figure# Will He the letter of Chloago anil tho Oriole of Toronto.

Correspondence has been carricd on for sotno little tlmo past, says tho Chicago Times, looking to a regatta, to bo participated in by all tho principal yachts of the lakes, tho central figures in which, however, would bo tho Idlor of Chicago and the Canadian yacht Oriole of Toronto. In the last regatta the Oriole boat tho Idler and Mr. Cudahy, the owner of tho Idler, is not satisisfied. HO Is of the firm opinion that tho Idler can outstrip tho Oriolo. Tho Chioago gentlemen wanted ono meeting. to be held in the vicinity of Mackinaw, but tho Canadians havo held out for threo meetings—ouo 011 Lako Ontario, ono at Mackinaw, and ono on Lako Erie.

This latter proposition has been agreed to and tho regatta

will bo held in

July

and August, before which tlmo thoro will bo numerous local contests on Lako Michigan and the lower lakes.

Tho Idler has just completed a thorough robuild at Miller Bros.' ship-yard in Chicago at a cost

$10,000, and is as

good as new. Indocd, IT is claimed that sho came out a better and a fleeter boat than frhon sho was tlrst launched. Tho Countoss is also undergoing repairs. Tho sloop Minnie B. will bo overhauled, and will como out in good racing order. It was tho Minnie 11., while damaged and leaking, which, sailed by Captain John Prindivllle, beat all tho racors at the Lako Mackinaw mooting. Tho sloop Frolic has been rebuilt at a cost of $1,800 and has been raised ten inches, making her look like a different craft. Tho Inais also undergoing repairs. Cnloago has no yacht olub at present, but thero is a prospeot that a club will bo organized. Two crack yachts aro to come hero from JJew York, having been purchased by members of the Board of Trade, and a contract for a largo, now sloop has just boon

lot

Tho Wasp,

which was so famous 011 tho lakes when owned hero, is now scliooner-riggod and is owned by Mayor Gardner and others of Clevoland.

Tho July and August regatta will bo participated in by yachts from Milwaukee

tiunol and Maud s.

Speaking of the fast trotters that Leland Stanford is to bring East this summer, Robert Bonner said to a reporter that ho had 110 interest in them outside of Sunol. Even In the caso of Sunol ho had 110 voico regarding her, as ono of the conditions

are Belling tho very linest goods that are hixntive and most gentle diuretic known.

of the

sale was

that tho horse would not bo turned ovor to him till next October. Ho added: "Last autumn I made an OFFER to Senotor Stanford for Sunol. That was two weeks bofore she trotted In 2:10}TF and her record at that time was 2:13 Y, which I considered wonderful, particularly for a borso of her age. Tho price paid, as is known, was more than I paid for Maud S. and was the largest sum ever paid for a horse. In my letter making tho offer 1 said I would accept the horso at once or I would give her tralnor, Marvin, a chance to lower her record. IN his reply tho Senator stated that ho would soil the horse provided ho could havo him for a year. It was soon after this that she made 2:12. Senator Stanford confidently expects that sho will not only lower this record, hut will eclipse the one made by Maud S. I do not expect to speed the latter this summer as my trainer, Murphy, died and I am looking around for another. Sho is in excellent condition and could do good work if called upon."

Tho secretary of the National Professional Oarsmen's Association has written tho committee of tho DuluthSuporior International Regatta Association, saying: "liamin, Gaudaur, Teenier and Ten Eyck will be entered for tho singles and will

alBO

row in tho four-

oared race as a crew. Others who will take part in the Minnesota regatta aro O'Connor, Banian and Hosmer. Tho Mississippi Valley Amateur Regatta Association will hold Its annual event at Duluth also tho Northwestern Amateur Regatta Association. All throe regattas will take place from July 21 to 20, and tho probability Is that nearly S80.000 in cash prizes and trophies will bo distributed. Tho event promises to bo ono of the most Interesting aquatic affairs ever held I11 America.

The Niagara Falls IticyelingClub will send outODO programmes for the coining league meet,.

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Gus Williams: 1 was 011 the stage in 11 certain town one night, 11ml, looking over the audience, I saw 11 limn in a prominent seat with ono of his feot on the back of tho chair in front of him. It annoyed me, but I didii^, like tujioint hi in out. 1 tried a ruse. Taking a slip of paper from my pocket 1 looked lit it closely and then said: "Thero is ft messenger in the foyer vatli a telegram addressed to 1 can't make out tho name —but he is from Missouri."

In about out second tho chap who had hung out his foot IUS a sign arose and walked out to the foyer. But I10 didn't come back.—Chicago Tribune.

Inviting un Invitation.

A minister had traveled some distance to preach, and at tho conclusion of tho morning service waited for some 0110 to invite liiin to dine but the congregation dispersed without noticing him.

When the house was uearly empty tho minister stepped up to a gentleman and said, "Brother, will you go homo to dinner with me toiluy'r" "Where do you live?" "About eighteen miles from horo, sir?" "No, but you must dine with mo," answered the brother, with a flushed faco, which invitation tho clergyman gravely accepted.—Youth's Companion.

Mlssril ii Good Thing.

Those old time chaps who tortured people by fire, boiliug oil, thumb screws, the rack and other pleasant methods didn't know anything about sawdust. A man buried under six feet of it can live for about twenty minutes, and ho suffers fully as much as if a ton of brick was piled above him. A Wisconsin man who was saved after fiteen minutes says ho would rather be burned at the stake.— Qetroit Free Press.

There is more catarrh In this part of the country than all other diseases put together, and until tho last few years was supposed to be incurable.

Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Buffalo Hall's Catarrh Cure, mniiuiaouirod by and various Lako Ontario ports, as well as Chicago and Toronto.

TRACK AND STABLE.

Surefoot is now T» hot favorite for tho English Derby at odds of

to 4 on.

"Snapper" Garrison has been engaged to rldo Come-to-Taw in tho Brooklyn handicap.

It is a fact to be regretted that neither Robespierre nor Riley Is engaged in tho American Derby.

Flood Tide, Porter Ashe's California candldato for tho Brooklyn handicap, worked an easy mile recently in 1:45.

Tho English 2-year-old colt Cleori, brother to Workington. Is entered in seventy races. This beats the most avaricious of American owners.

Tho owners of the crack 2-year-old Ally Ida Pickwick are very

confident

that sho will win bor sharo of tho great flliy stakes In tho West this season. Sorrento does not race any thing lllco up to his form of last year. While lie appears well supplied with flesh, yet ho lacks speed even for a short spin.

J. B. Forguson, of Lexington, has been engaged to act as clerk of tho scales this season at Washington Park, a position that has been filled by B. G. Bruce since tho gates of that famous track wero first opened to the public.

It would seem as If the luck has turned some what for tho llankins' combination, says the New York Sportsman. So far at least they have won their sharo of tho western money, and, with any kind of good fortune, should continuo their successes up tho line. Trainer Kiley seonis to bo making quite a reputation for the manner in which ho is handling tho string. Huntress seems to have rounded to again and will bo a dangerous mare in any class she starts In.

For

number of years doctors pronounced it a local disease, ar.IL prescribed local remo dies, and by constantly falling to euro with local treatment pronounced It incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment.

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I use Chinese starch WHICHMVESA beautil 11! gloss and finish to the work.

Hive Me aTl'ial and you will be satislied with my work.

C. B. NELSON'S

-SKC'ONK L'ATKNT-

CRESTING.

Ollice first door

south of Elston Bank

\V. B.

Hardee's tobacco store.atBuilders see and get prices before buying.

TIME TABLEB.

LN A &C, VANDALIA

NOKTH

No 4—Mall 2: No 6—Mail....l'J, Local Freight. 'J:

HOUTH

48pm atipm

Express Mull Aeeoin...

SOUTH

No 3—Mall 5: No 5—Mall 1: ocal Freight...9:

0.. L.&W.

WKBT No 1—Mail, 0: No'J—M ftll(d) .12 No5~Mall..d....l N7—Hxoruas .6

20ain{No 2—Mall, :f5anijNo 4—Mullfd).. 25pmlNo6—Mall :47pm No 8—

EAST

4:57pm .1 :rir»am L:2I'PM .8:Mam

KvvreM

B. B. MORGAN, M. D.,

Phyi

PHACTICINO

sician and Surgeon,

esidouco, 113 West College Street Ofllee at Smith 6c MorKun

nil's HOURS

Drug Store.

DR. C. E. RANKIN,

[Buecesflor to Montague & Nankin,! Office and rcRldenee over Corner liook Store S|ecialattei)tion given to ehronlc diseases.

Drs.T.J.and Martha E.H. Griffith

('mH""ldii.™

21H South flnwjn slri'ot.

Mrs. Dr. Griffith (fives apociiil attontlont Chronic and Surglcul Dlaeimoa of

Women, Children, tind Obatetrlcs. Dr. Griffith, a general practice. CONSULTATION KRKIO.

of Women

V:. ,/.1 ANDHIJKOKKY.

Consultation rooms over Smith's drug tore, South Washington Street, Crav* fonUvlIle, Indiana. !. K. ETTEK, IV

PSSLS®

mmntewo/na mae/s

OTHMifES GOLDEN SPECIFIC

It can he driven in a cup ol tea or eoiree,or In tides of food, without the knowledge of the patient. If neee sary It Is absolutely harmlesHi and will elfeet ft pi^rinanent and speedy cure, whether the patent is a moderate drinker or an uleholle wreck. IT NKVKlt FAILS. It operates HO |uletly and with such certainty that the patient undergoes no inconvenh^ice, and ere lie la aware, his comnlctc reformation Is ef feetod. 4H-p«(fo IKM»K of partleulars free. Nyi JcCo.. druifgisUs, ('ruwlordsvllle. Ind. 17

Latest

New and

Myers

U. S.

throughout the

2-S?"WE

31*. SMAJL.J

VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS" Cure Dvsprpsta,

the New

Stylish

Line

Mohairs,

Almas, Surahs, and Tamise,

Lace Points, VanDykc and Embroidery

Millinery,

Royal Rose

Sold only by Ensminger

OHGANlZlil) 1S7S

Co.

Constipation of the

l.ivrr Diseases,

Winslow,Lanier&Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York,

BANKERS,.

J-OK I!TER.VSTA TES, COR^ORATIONS, HA.XA'S AA'D MERCHANTS. INTERESTALl.OWED ON DEPOSITS AND LOANS NEGOT.'A TED.

DR. SANDEN'S

F6)EH'^WWEAKMEN

ELECTRIC BELT

RTR

WEAK MEN

Suffering from thn effects of youthful errors, e*rljr decay, wanting weakness, loot manhood, oto., I wilj •ond a valuthlo treatine fnealod) containing full partlcnlara for homo euro, FREE0' ehargo. A splendid modical work nhonld on road by OTCRY man who ia norvouB and dobllltr^d. Addrea^ Trot, V. & roWLEH. Hoodua, conn.

E S

l)u. HirurititKrs'SPKCIKICR

0:4.",am .r:20ptr 12 00N 8:15am .6 15pio 12:00 N

NOUTH

:l.ram 47pm :05am

Mall Express Acoom... ..

are

yenrs In'prl vat etjracUco with nueooes,and forover thirty years uned hy tho people. Every alngle Spo*

carefully prepared pn*crlpilonB used for many ncUcowltl lyyear clflo 1HHU|ecift! euro for tho dlKeane nunieu.

Thotio Specifics cure without drugging, purpf or reducing tho fiynt«m, awl are in fact ana deed the sovereign re medics of tbe World*

LWT 1 2

OS1 rit!KC|I'AL NOR. CUKER. PAITSW. Fevers, CouKcstlon, lnUammaUun... **25 Worms* Worm Fever, Worm ColJc.. »£& Crying Colic, or Teething of Infauts •£$ Dlarrlirn, of Children or Adults Ill Dysentery* Grlplug, IllllousCollo.... Cholera Morbus* Vomiting Coughs, Cold, UronchltlR N a 1 a I n» Too hacho, Faceacho....

10 11

ilenduclieM*DUIOUH

0 TO 10 ,I. 2 to 4 p. 7 to 0 p.

SlckHcndachp, Vertigo

lyspepsln* Ktoniseh HuppresNod or Fhliuui l'erlods. Whites* too Profuse TerlodH Croup* Cough, Dlflleult llreatblng.... Hull Itheum, EryRlpehw,Eruptions. ItheuinntiNin* Khoumntlc 1'AlflH... Fever and A true* CIIIIIH,Malaria...

lil 17 IT)

... ]E!I

Kidney OlHeiise Nervous Oeblllty -l.Ofl IJrlnury Weakness, Wetting Bod. .5(1 J)lnensesof the Ilenrt,Palpitation 1.00 Sold by Druggists, or Rent postpaid on rccclpt of nrlco. ln. HUMiMiaKYK' MANUAL, (144 pages) richly hound In cloth and gold, mailed free. 11 umplireys*

MedicineCo*l0 Pulton St. N Y.

S E I I S

^SWAMP ROOTK

'BLADDER CURE. Etead Symptoms and Conditions rhU Specific will Relieve and Cure. If Vnit

nro

If You

If Vnn

Louis

threatened with, or already bav6

II IUU BrJght's disease, or urinary trouble. |f Vnn bave sediment In urine like brick dust II I UU frequent calls or retention, with distress or pressure in the parts, llmba bloat. If Vnn havo Lame Back, Rheumatism, SUEO* 11 I UU ins, Acblng Pains in sidt or blps.

II Vim havo Diabetes or Dropsy, body bloa^ II IUU or scanty or blgb colored urine, If Vnnbav° Malario, Torpid Liver,Dyspepsia II IUU Gallstone,Icvoraud AguoorGout*

II Vnn bavo Irritation. GnaBmodlo Stricture IT lull or Catarrh of tho Bladdor,

If You

BUT

o/t£

CUBE

havo BLOOD humors,Pimples, Ulcere Seminal Weakness or Syphilis, havo Stono in E'dney, Gravel In Bla^. der, Stoppage of urlno or Dribbling.

bav0

Builds

P°°r Appetite, Bad Tasto, Foul*

II I UU breath or internal Slimo Fever. up quickly a run-down constitution. Don't neglect early symptoms.

EVMT Post don Blent TO TH* SFOT. Troind at DI*pen larr—Recommended by renowned (bjiuUui^'laTaJld. Guider-

W. Otto,

THE LEADING JEWELER

111 South Washington Street.

Store.

York

Dress

Brilliantines,

Lansdow

Klegant

and Lace

always sell the Best,

and Canada. For particulars address

B. A. BULLOCK,

want another traveling agent.

RmvckA

DILI'HIS G.»»L»!amts, H^.»iachc,

Sick Stomach',}

am\

Purify the JUooI.

^1'1RC710N!(.-T*K»

11 TL nlphl, UD (IKIM •BOLL*

t#ItuutrTOK*IULIRGVIn

orvr

LHE morninf »FRJ

^tmillvi Ulf I'ltl fiif ClilUl SI

"ILL IRFUNMPIL*

WmiSUSPCHSBRY row

TNMIY

RAFCFR

L"Uo

tlirr»uct

IN-

IliSCMKTlONH NRKIUYSSV'L

WR muu. ANTKRIo CURS.J by thi. N*w IMPROVEO^rvU^FUftTRIC BELT ANO SUSPENMMY or N 3 I O N or a a tioie, Car* of (Ifnrrilhc MmknrM, giving Soothlnir« CflpllBUovi urrrnU hlectrlclly throuufi all WKAH I'ARTH, rotiirlne tln-m to IIKAI.TII VUiOHOl SHTKKMiTIL Kleftrle Currrnt tell or we furfuit S&.OUO lu cn»U UKLTand Complrte IS, and UII. Uont euoiCfr* mtufBtlf (:urrtl hi litres nmiit.i*. Sralt-il panmblrt Free. BAHDEN ELEGTRTH CO., 100 LASAITO (JW, CHICAGO, III.

Good?

Henriettas,

and Beautiful

Points, Firlms

Carpets,Scarfs. Men's

Suiting

Newest, Cheapest.

Hmncirecis TJse

THE AMERICAN

Collecting and

-A-ssooieition.

IIOMEOFFTCE: INDIANAPOLIS.

Furnish trustworthy Reports and Collect Claims

Charni.

Flour

Seawright,

I NCOU I'OK ATHD

Reporting

,-vi-r

kinr

Gen.

MAN.IIREI',

All Records Broken

With the change of time tnk'iiK cfTi-i-t MAY

is,

IS'.wi.THK

Solid Vestibule Trains -OF TIN:

Big

Four

Route

Will be srlicihiltMl so as to prnviilr tin' in it ami quickest service i:\ t-r ulTem] between the.

NORTH, SOUTII, EAST ANI WEST The finest train in America, M|nil|»'tl witti an clCKant ilniing-cui' Kcrvi.v runs •Ki':.'' ilaily between. VV:/•'•v'•)

St. Louis.

Cincinnati. ,.AXIt ...

New York

and !!N.I.III

IIR:

:UR..vr

4-Track

New

YoiLentralRl

Landing passt'UL'Ors at. (Iran*! Vnlr i! Uon in llio liourt of Now York I'M v. from whirh point th! street, ruin ami lov:»tHt mil way can be fukon to su\ iari uf rity. No clt:iiiri' of rais to It stou ThSouthwestern Limited Dm-i-t «Mic. IILSM.IOU Union Depots with tlir a in a an

Absolutely No Kerry I ninslir. —Tin:

Most Complete Vcsliliniid

Big

scientifically aiul

r0]_lpuisyiuE

Trains,

On the Amerieau CootIm iil r-iu daily lu'twecu

CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO Ask for tickets via

The .Big Four Houtc.

OSCAUC. ML'LTKA V, 11. I! MAIM IN 'i'runiii: Miuiatri'r, (ien'i .U'mt CINCINNA TI, DIIIU,

Peoria Division,

Foi m«»rly I H.-VW

I Short Line

Route.

lEast

and West.

Warner Sleepers ami Ue llMin^ I.

l'"

onnlKlittruiiiH. liest mMlern day uiaeiu muj all trutns. Conneetlnjf with solhl oiiliiih' iniliis ISloominpton untl 1'eonato ami Iroin river, Denver ami the Puellle i.-oa^t.

At IiiiUanapotls, t'inelnnatl, N»rlnKt •'1 rolumhiis lo.itnl liMUithe LaMctn iui«l hount ellles.

TUAINS AT OKAWFOItlWVlM.K. IJOI N« WBhT. No. 1 mail «1)

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MNLI S-U'i'M

MIIH(VL) ...» For full Information n«ranlli»K

'.'p uj

and routee, consult the tleket. ^)'1

lirt

lohlers. (JKt)HfiKK IKUIIN^'N-

(itwAin»r sr tc,-.si f-.r.-,

Through IJoiitu 10

Chicago, Louisville,

Lafayette reeiicastle,

Michigan

City.

Jiedtord.

All

NOW ALLTIIN)-

Nortii.

N»IITN

Points

ami West. JAM1

INLLH'

fl..„ l-MfH. Ad Men*'"

VditiiinKxirt»,H llull'lljif. ... lttf llciirlxxi M. lili'tnf".

Vandalia Line

IIIIII'.irr UOU RKTO

Kasliville, Cliiittiinoojrit. Kloriflii, Hot Sin-'n^iY Tt'X.is, Kansas,

Micliipin, !l,ial!jJ(II.jll(ni Ohio,

CI-AN

I. AFRI'I1'-

Repsiiting', Kngnvvina

ami FiMiii#?

Spectacles

Receives special attention