Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 September 1890 — Page 2

There arc many white soaps-

each represented to bo "just as good as the Ivory.'

They are not, but like

all counterieits,

they lack the peculiar and remarkable

qualities ol the genuine. Ask lor Ivory Soap

and insist upon having it.

'Tis sold everywhere.--

DAILY JOURNAL

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By T. Kl. 1*. McCAIN.

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WKDNKSDAY, SEPT. lflM).

KKPIULICAN TICK KT.

For Ooii*rres—J AM KS A. MUlNT, For.Iu«l*:e-F.. SNVDKU. For FroM-eutor—W. T. \N linTlN('nN. For HepresonWitlve-T. .1. AKMr^THONIt.

For.lolnt Itrpreseiitul ive™'I IM M. 1U CK Kor Auditor—JOHN C. WINCtATK. Fwr Trea.-urer— A. I". KAMKY. For Sheriff—FKKD C. MAN DHL. ForSurvoyor—J AM KS M. WAlTiH. Fur Corouer—(5F.'.JU(i Ii W. TL'CKEK, For Commissioners—

IM District—MICH A KL PKICK. IM District—AUi: 1LLA W. liUUVKS..-

This Date in History -Sept. 3. 1199-Wcluml I crowned subscijueatly Joined cru^wl'^, deflate*-! Soludin. wad made prison* er by I)uk»» "f Austria ami Bold to Ilenry VI

of

Germany rannomed for about 45800,OW. Death of Sir Edward (Joke, I^ard Chief Justice of England born 1S4D. Iti^-lveath of Oliver Cromwell niad•) protector

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ITSv-- NV-v stvle in the calendar adopted. 17S4—I'etlnltivi* treaty sl^ntxi at l*arls b»*twe«in Unit«-.l States and England. ISTiS—G«n. Harney defeated the Sioux Indians. I 0 2 a is at by as re to tho northwest to quell on Indian Insurrection. 1*C7—lH»ath

of

Til

Tblers, French etAtosman and

historian: born April 10, 1707 President of the French republic It5?!, rationed 1878. ..itfTiv- Steamer Princess Allow sunk iu tho I'uames •i't(Xu livj* J. iSL

IF CHOLERA COMES.

The rumored appearance of cholera in London, evi-n to tho extent of single case, naturally Btrts people to thinking. What if it should coiue to America? A well known English authority whom a correspondent of Tin Now York Herald interviewed on tho subject says tho best tiling is not to got scared and not to drink whisky. Dr. Kerr said to the uewsiHiixsr man:

Let mo e.-jlrrat you to caution your readers, la the event of a vtalttaloa of cholera, against two things—jtanlc ari'l aloohoL Many people bavo died of cliolem who, humanly HpeakUi^, had no bujjlncMH to huvu It, hut were attacked simply be cauMt tJioy -wfro afraid of taking It- Aa regards aloohol. It to not ouly a iotcut provocatlvo of cholera when that dlsieaAO to about, but ft to a inoflt in rrh.iljIi.- aud uiutafe remedy.

Tim chief prt^muti,)!! to to ko about one'B ordj nary buslues-s without fear. Avoid, as I Bald, oil Intoxicating drinks, alfto nnri v.' or overripe fruV% and such artlclt^ of food im from past experleuoo tho Individual known an) apt U) disagree wltb blni. Tbenj should bo moderation In eating and drinking, with meals aa regular oa pomlble, and UieBo eateu Hlowly. There Bhould aJtio be strict attention to cleanliness, with fr*sh air, exercise and observance of all hygienic rules. These are practical precautious.

Past ej]ertcnco has convlnce^l me that the InUMuiierat^) are most likely to be attacked by cholera and least likely to recover. After the in ti'mitemiro those who have a nervous drciul of thinking of dbk'a^e.

The eminent doctor further advises us to send for a physician at once if wo think we have cholera, meantimo taking somo scalded milk or lime water and milk, and an ordinary hot mixturo, with ginger, red pepin-r, laudanum, etc., in it. If you are in pain, go to bed and cover up warm and drink hot water, so as to put you into a perspiration. Hot water bottles will help check the tendency to chilL But tho most important precautions are to keep your person, clothing, premises, likewise your heart and con science, perfectly clean, and eat lightly. Disinfectants must be freely used iD homes where any sickness prevails, and indeed, in all homes where there is any decaying vegetablo or animal matter about.

Finally, don't get scared. Remember that you live in a Christian nation among jeople who profess to believe there is a power that will deliver them from all troubles. It ii a good plan for Christians to trust in the Lord a litfcl* onco in a while.

If the remains of Grant should finally lx tran.sjKjrted to Washington, the Grand Army veterans will convoy them thither according to a plan which they aro present discussing. It is projwsed that tho casket containing tho body of tha beloved commander shall be borne from New York to Washington upon the shoulders of Grant's old soldiers. Successive G. A. H. josts will take chargo of the procession, nnd relays of veterans from one post will relievo each other carrying tho burden to tho territory cov ered by tho next. So, by not difficult stages, tho journey will finally bo rnado and tho remains taken to tho ~»tional capital.

When tho Doinonrats charge as they do in thoir Stato platform that Uioy were dofoatod in 1888 by tho shameless

ubo of money by tho Republicans it no admission that oash outwoighs principles with a largo portion of their party. It is a serious ohargo to make that every man who soils Lis vote is Demoorat.

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STATE.

Column of Frosli Nowa From Indiana Cities tint! Towns.

Can't 1'ny 'be Oo'crunr.

Ixim ANAri'i.l". I nil.. -Sept. 3.—Govprnor llovev sent to the Treasurer of State Tui»silay for an installment of his salary, hut tin* otlieiul. .replied that it coiilil not lie paid, and stated that lit* was compelled by law to hold the funds In his possession subject to the demands of the benevolent institutions, there being only enou.'rh money nuw in tho treasury to pay their running expenses till funds were duo from the counties. Tho law was passed by the last Legislature and was designed to protect the institutions in case tho funds should run so low, in the obsonce of prompt payment by tho counties, as to render the payment, both of the expenses of tho institutions and other State expenses, impossible. Tho Governor wili make the refusal to pay his salary the basis of a suit against the Treasurer on the ground that the law is unconstitutional and discriminates ngalnst other creditors of tho

State and in favor of the benevolent institutions by requiring the Treasurer to hold funds to meet their expenses when other obligations of tho State arc due and unpaid.

Agulust Chicago Cllpltiillsts. InuiAN"apoi.is, Ind.. Sept, —Tho Chicago capitalists who own tho ex elusive street-ear rights in tho streets of Indianapolis are making a desperate attompt lo cot a thirty-year extension of their charter. Monday nlcht the ordinance was called up and an effort was made to pass it. It was attacked so fiercely, however, that it failed to be como a law, and further action was postponed for six weeks. The debate in council was heated and charges of cor ruption wore openly made.

At the Mercy of liousic-Breakers.. Cit"WN 1'oint, Ind., Sept. 8.—This town is at the mercy of house-breakers A week ago Dr. lligirins' rosldenco was entered and in money stolen. The same night T. S. I'aneher's house was broken into and his gold watch and some change he had in his pocket aken. Every night since severa houses have been visited, but the thieves have been frightened away. Nc night-watchman is on guard, much tc tho disgust of tho citizens, who have emanded protection from tho authori ties.

Trying to rnforce tho Liquor Uv. Ki.oominoton, Ind., Sept. —Th« city is Interested in tho efforts of the touiperam-e people to prevent the coun ty commissioners from granting li censes to retail liquor in less quantitio than a quart. A mass-meeting was holii Tuesday night, at which a number ol speeches were made by prominent cltl zens. A law and orilor league wa formed and seventy members obtained. A determined effort is to be made to en force the liquor law.

Quick .Juttlcf in Indiana.

lli.onMiNt. ion, Ind., Sept. H. —Henry C. Carter boat tho tvooril in tho circuit court Tuesday for horso-stnalinff. Monday nijiht at 11 o'clock ho was detoctod Ic stealing a valuable farm hurso and was arrestod und placed In jail. At 9o'clock Tuesday he was ir.dictod by tho grand jury, at 3 o'clock on a ploa of guilty be was senten«vd lo tho penitentiary and at o'clock w:is in a felon's roll at the Southern prison. IU* gives hid residence as Louisville. Ky.

Ciitliollc Knight* at South HeiuL So VI ii Ind., Sept 3.—The sixth council of the Catholic Knights ol America in the State of Indiana begar in this city Tuesday morning, each ol tho forty-one branches in this State being well represented. In tho afternoon tho regular business of the order was* takon up. To-day will bo devoted tc the uniformed rank of the order, thU being the first annual encampment o! the order.

Knew lie \Vh« (inttiff Iim tnru Nrcw Washington. Ind., Sept a.— Solomon H-nver. of this piacj», several weeks ago began to experience strangr fooling*, aud ho was impressed with tin belief that he win going insane. Immediately he made bis will, disposing o! his possessions, and soon after his mental faculties entirely gave way.

Hurled at ir«eneiiMtlf.

Our.i.Nf'A" i.r Ind., Sept H.—Tho romainsof John O'Kuerke, killed at Tacoma, Wash., while blasting roek» won brought- hero for interment. O'Kourkt was the Republican candidate for sheriff of Putnam County in |s"s, and was a man widely known and llkod.v::£

Ihsilli oT Social I'Hvorlte, Dki.piii. Ind S«-])t. n. --Mrs. .Tessio Smith, tvife of Or. W. Smith of this city, died Monday morning. She was the eldest daughter «»f Hen. John A. Cartwright and a great favorito socially, having many friends in adjoining cition

IMeil Sii.l e:il

Anokusov, Inil.. St-pi. :i,- William II. Fergtjson. of Kvansville, died Midtlenly of heart disease in thNoity at lOo'clock Tuesday tuorni.ig. Mr. Ferguson was one of the largest railroad contractors in the countrv.

Iteturn* from AtUuiiHim,

Litilk UorK, Ark., Sept. 'L—Returns from two-thirds of tho counties maintain the large increase in the democratic majorities over last year. The increase? is specially ljirgo in the whito counties, while opposition majorities in the negro counties, except Jefferson, show a docroase. The majority for Govornor tiaglo atul the Democratic Stato ticket will not fall below »0,0t)0, and a still larger figure is claimed owing to tho almost uniform heavy gains. Tho Legislature will bo overwhelmingly Democratic.

A Steamer !.o,t.

London, Sept.

H.—The

Itrltish stoaio-

pr Portuense, Captain liews, froui New York August 17, for Para and Maccio. has foundered near Anegada Island I'ritish West Indies. Nineteen of her orew aro known to havo been saved Tho captain, tlrst and third officers, chief engineer, two stewards, boat swain, carpenter and a fireman and a seaman aro missing.

Url^ht's Disease Lost Its Victim. I'mlcr date of Jul.v Is, lss**t Mrs. I.aura A.Kotnpton, of West Kutland, Vermont writes: "We aro certain that only for J)r David Kennedy's Kavoritc Uemedy, of Rouiidout, N. Y., our littlo ten -year-old daughter would have been dead from Uriglit's Disease. We had tried in vain other means, but. the Favorite Keuicdy came just iu time to save her life.

—Light weight coats and vests roducotl to actual oost lit Cunningham's. Don't fail to attonil this groat aloarauco salo,

How is Your Blood?

I luul 11 malignant breaking out on mv leg below the knee, ami was cured sound nnd well with two and a half lxt.tles of S. S. S. Other blood medicines hail failtd to do me any good.

AYii.t. C. ijKATv, Yorkvillo, 6. C.

.-TRADE

I was troubled from chhuliood with nil aggravated out* of Tetter, and thrco liottlc-s of b. S. S. cured mo permanently. Wam.ack Mann,

Mannvillc, 1. T.

Our oook on Wood and Skin Diseases mailed free. Kvvikt Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.

USICHALL

Friday, September 5.

One Night Only.

Colored Aristocracy.

Something New,

What the People Want,"

Cuntlnnl Rentr from tjUirt la Finixh

Introducing the march of

The Darkville Guards

Songs, Dances,Marchcs and Every Feature

,"V -'.of the great

Minstrel Shows.

The whole to conclude with the Great Fire

Scene with the Earkville Fire Brigade.

Prices 25, 35, 50

Kansas Town Horning.

Hiawatha. Kan., Sept. 8. At 1 o'clock this morning fire broke out in the city and was spread in every direction by high winds. Tho water supply was entirely exhausted during the drought, and citizens could do nothing but stand by anil sen their homes burned. Unless tho wind subsides the entire city will be wiped out.

A SoldlerA1 Monument Dedicated, Stkvkns 1'oint, Wis., Sept. !1.—A monument erected to tho memory of the soldiors of this country was dedicated Tuesday afternoon, liugene S. Mlliott, of Milwaukee, delivered the dedicatory addiess. Several thousand peonlo attended tho ceremonies.

The Scaffolding Gave Way. JiE\v Oltl.KANs, Sept 3.—A scalfoldi in a building corner Canal and Dauphin streets gave way Tuesday afternoon, precipitating five men to tho ground bolow. Harvey, a carpenter, was instantly killed. All tho others were injured, two fatally.

Kevenue Collections at 1'eorla. I'kouia, 111., Sept. —Tho revenue collections in this district for the month of August amounted to S3,0-4,S47.59. Total packages exported, 71J.

A IMagtio of Fleud.

Skw Youk, Sept. —l-'li-us by millions have taken New York by storm, and many are tho complaints at tho health hoard headquarters.

When Bal/y was sick, we g»TC lior Qutarta. When she was a Child, She cried for Casturl^ When she became Miss, she clung to Caotorla, ffben she had Children, she gave thorn Catfori*

KLKJtDALK.

Ho likoe Hallisou. Tho now residence of Dr. Hearing completion.

Ulino is

Hog cholera is taking away uliout all tho hogs in this vicinity. Sain lirotton an old 10th, Ind., Vet. hns received his pension of §8 mouth.

per

Clio*. Thomas has rented tho Joel Thomas farm anil will occupy it in the spring.

Tho M. E. church is timlergoiug repairs, a new roof, new foundation, papering and carpets, to cost 881X1.

Hlieop killed by dotes iu 1881), '25,248• in 1888, '28,850 fu 1887, 31,800 total for threo years, 85,8'J8 worth to day over 129,490.

Tho Woynotown Hornet said that Rev. Pottit preached at ShuwnocMound to a crowded lionso liuit Sunday. Tliis reminds us of tho James II. Dennn ease. Surely Alex will havo a oonfes siou ready this wook from Donnis.

Wo havo olosoly (luestioned all of tin oldest inhabitants of Shawnee Mound along with the new comers, and the birds in tho bushes thereabouts, concerning the elopement ohroniclod in the JornxAi, last wenk also the ileoing of bridegroom. Hut ull said, there was nothing of tho kind over occurred.

The Frit Ste

Perhaps you are rundown, can't eat. sleep, can't think, can't do anything your satisfaction, and vou wonder what alls you. You should heed th* wurulng, you aro taking the llistbtop Into Nervous prostration. Vou need a nervo tonic and In Electric Jiltteru you will (Ind tli ex ict remedy fur restoring your neivoutsystem to its normal cond tlon. Sur prising results follow the uso of this great Nervo Tonic anil Alternative. Your appetite returLS, good dig,.„Uon Is restored and tin liver and kidneys restored to healthy action. Try a bottle.

50 cents at Nye -fc Co,'a.

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Xosounding phrases or loolish boasting aro needed to draw attention to Van Wcrts" llalsam for the luugs, A claun is made for it that it is the best cough medicine on the market, every bottle is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed and everv one is invited to make a free test or i'ls merits. Volumesofphrase could not do more to recommend it than this. Trial Hizefroe. l-'or sale bv Lew i-'islier.

Illbbaril's ltheuinatlc Hyrue cur rheumatism by striking at the sf.amt the dlscuso ami restoring tho kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never falls. For salo and highly recommended by MoITett, Mor gan it Oo.

lilSCHOF'S.

CitAWKonusviijiiB, Sept. S, IrtOO.

Wo arc getting now things ready

to-day to be

setti

soon. You can

t?et peeps oven now which will

point the drift. But only be pa­

tient, we have been in ti burly

burly all Summer and are just

dragging out, slowly but aurely.

Dress stuffs are getting baclt

their room beginning to spread bo-

ginning: only beginning. Until

to-day you have seen not a dozen

new dress stuffs. No particulars

yet. Listen, we shall sty more

later.

We will soon bo ready with the

grandest stock, of our well known

quality, through, ever shown, and

we invite visiting and inquiring 1 whether ready to buy or not. Wo

shall accomplish our purpose now

if we can even faintly demontrates

the great preparations we have

made and the great advantage of

such a store as this.

Ribbons,

At the top foi quality at the bot­

tom for price that's always our

way. This lot tells the story.

All silk gros grain, satin edge. No. r, 1 inch, 5 centa. N»». 7, 1 Inch, cents. No. 0.1 Inch, 10 ccntg. No. 12, 2 Inch, 12*4 cents. No. 10, 2l/4 Inch, 17 cents. No. 4", II Inch, 22 cents.

Full line of colors.

Circle counter In eentcr.

To-morrow will finish the two

lots of imperfect Kid Gloves. If

you haven't seen them you had

best come early to-morrow.

*1.00 kind for 40 centa. II .f»U kind

tor

00 cent*.

A

Not a surplus of either,

There are other bargains in Kid

Gloves at the same counter.

First counter leftside circle.

To-morrow we offer for one day

odds and ends iu corsets at 89c

worth up to $1.20. Will you be

fortunate in finding a fit? Oomo

and see. L. ISC HOP.

1-7 and 120 East Main Street.

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LOFLAND,

Estate. Loan, Insiiranrp

good notes cashed

1191

East Haiti Street, with

And the beat lamp ever made, like Alad. din'sof old, a "wonderful lamp!" A lamp absolutely nonexploitive and un breakable, which

§rllllantclear,

ive» a Hon, ivlilto light of 85

candU power

Purer and brighter than ga, light, softer than electric light, more cheerful than cither I That lamp is

"The

Rochester."

NoSmohe. No Smell. Kn niT,,,.,'

Only flvo yoars old.and over twn i,i||ii-« It us he a no £7

n,i! ln« feuuei"ix. inueen u. is, i.,r hum,. Junm» nw«o, but n,u K. •N.'-torm. ,1?. forever I Over ii.000 nriUih-v,,? UanKlnK ami Table l,ani|». Hiliiiiiim "id

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and Piano ljiinpn—every .. n, Porcelain, Ilrnsi, Niekel and lll„ok Wr'.'uJ^ Auk tho lamp to»il«r for it. f..re

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.tamp: ''Tim Kocukstkii." 'fc ffennlne ltochester an.l Umi .tvio orU thoro 1, no latnp-Htore near, neiili t.", j,! JOr froe Illustrated catal„k*u„ r.-dui-"Ji-list) »nd wo will box anil mmi.I y,)U uui isiln.. by express, rluhtto your dm,r. """"I

UOCIIESTKIl l.AJIP (l„ 4*J Park l'ln,-.., N,.„ Voti

Btanuf(icturer«, ami #f)fr Ounrrt fit The iAirQcitl lAim\ .s'f'Tr

Press the Button, It Opens and Lights.

Pocket l.itmp. Ko t,,, lump IU

ntrkrl

Rim l|Jr

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ontat and 1000 extra llrtt»n wn"! m'.u''™-s,u,! you writs and mention this twi^r, «-ii Jff.Si,get one for notblnir. Adilww It. tall IVs Rochester Lamp Co., 37 Barclay Street, N

I.AFAV

KIT

Steam Dye Works,

I.adios' and Gents' Garni«nt) nw.lv t'.yod, cleaned and repiiin-il. Ladles' Dro98*.*9 and Cloaks ilveil cleaned without ripping apait. W..rt done on short nut lee.

Work Plret-Class. Prices lleiininal^ All goods sent by expi' r-s will rnv:v. prompt atUntlon. Address,

EMIL

MUELLER.

Ho. 4 Curtis Block, LaFavette, Indr

HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Bsgs, 2:^, AND POULTRY. 600 Page Book on Trcimnput of AnlmoU and Chart hem Frris runKfi (FeTcrafConsostlon«.IiiilnmninileB A.A.Jrtplnnl McnTuifltU, Ii 1 Forr. II.lls—HtrulnM, bamcui'M, KlirumntUn. C\C...llntcmpcr, Nnnnl Dl-rhnrtr.. n»tn or irub», Worm*'. K.K—OougbM» JIeavc«# I'neumnnlfl. V.F.—t'ollc or BrUyncbr. (iltO-Mliciirrlaf«. Hcmorrhngr. If.ll.—Trlnnrr nnd

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I)l»rn*o-«, Miiniri'.

.Ii«—jU«a*en of IMvektlun, I'ariilr*'*' Hlngln Dottlo (otct50 -li® Htnblo Oftupt with ajmHilllcs.

V«iU»rtnHry (Juiv Oil aihI .MflUviUjr, Jnr Vctorlnnry Cure Ollt bW 8old by Druggists or Sent Prepaid anj*be« and in any quantity on Rocoipt of Price Hnm£hre^r^Medlclne Co.. 109 Fullon St-.H-L

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SPECIFIC No, 60

IntiaoSO jresr*. Tho only tmewrfn 1 retwdj 1*

Nervous Debility, vital Weakness,

asd PrtMtratlon, from «Tflr-**orW or otli^r fl per vUI.orfi t1»1s anil laryo tml ft 8oiJBY DBUOOWT8, oracut^ Srioo,—lUanWv*' MldM U., 10U ulma

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