Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 September 1890 — Page 3
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Special Cut Sale.
iroli tiALK—CIIK.-M'—Hondo of 7 rooms, J/ 1U7 West Frankllti street. Inquire of Sum SyimncR, at. JOURNAL olllco or ((11 South Wa*Mhrton street A bargain.
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SAMS—Dirt eheap. a new phaeton. Inquire uvunue.
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Journal office.
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The 99-cent store will move in about 30 days to the McClure
room, and during that time will ofler special bargains in Queensware, Glassware, Fancy Chimnvare, Woo and Novelties and Toys of all kinds.
Mow FOU BAKC.AINS:—Pictures and Picture-Frames at cost. Call |_
see ass^'ment. Artist Material of all kinds always on hand.
Baby CV: ges at cost, Baby Wagons, Doll Buggies and Dolls.
Safty Bicycles sold on a liberal discount. A large crayon trait of "yourself with every 10 dollars' worth purchased.
ROSS BKOS. 99-(!ent Store
L£iss Edna ^"ioliolsoii,
Wlule attending the fair it will pay every lady to cull at her store opiiosiUHlic iiostofl1and see the
Elegant New Stock!
cHEAP COLUMLN
Advertisements 111 this colninii ono cent 11 line li day, nothing less tlmn ten cent* counted. Cash in advance.
FORSAIA.
)U flAliK:—A sw»ooml limit! 51 Inch Cohim* l.lu llirht roa IHUT byelelo, 1MHH ulirup. hu|iiire ul harey'u .•r!•*•( roiuliLtou, «ik store.
L?( Mt SAIJK—Dr. Tllnoy'Hhorso, SfiO.
SA LK —iluliy eul) JTJMHI as new, tint coriK'l,Hloamoml W«#M1 saw all at InirKsiiii. l.'all uLUOUsoiltll I'lum Htruct. sr|i
FoilSAliB—A
baby carriage nearly tLfltMKxl
as new, cheap, Inquire at thlNnlfice.
(vniipiiratlvely 00 oust Wa-
SALE—An open KIKIII movement, ehea
fuocri silver watch luqulrc at the
WANTED.
WANTKD—Girl
for general housework. Kn
•inlreat Mrs. J. A. Joel, tilO West ?lke
WANTKI):—A
frood jtirl at Zack Mahorney's
fiOO South XVashluKtou street. Apply ImtntMliHoly.
youngeducated manor wo
man for jH^rmanent position, where hlnili will briny advutitM»im?nt. Teaelu or jfrmluate preferred. Address X, eare of The Journal. eept.O.
WANTKD—An
aetlvo. honest man--Salary
fUJO monthly If suitable, with op|ornnilii'M for advanee, to represent loeally a ro« s|h»if«ible New York house. References. 'Manufacturer, I/Rik Dox 1,585, New York.
Wanted UJCUI and traveling. Positions lermauent or part time. Salary from Mart. Kxjierlencc unnecessary. Drown lirofl., Nurserymen, ChlcaKt). III. novl
FOR RENl"
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HKNT- Larjre, uofurnbln'd ft out room with alcove, bay window and yratecheap. Inquire 502 east Jefferson street.
poll HKNT—House of 0 rooms
well trlstern, of a tit J.
kind and tl lota to premises Cut lilamlln, 210 North lMno street.
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of tjeven rooms. nie»
I ruble properly. on east Wabash ave Call on Walter irkelt.
plain, broad, solid irold rliijr with the name of A. K. (irtest en^m viil on the
ln«*l«le. ward.
Return to Mrs. (irlost and receive Sept. 2M.
STHAYKD—FromIn
the fair Kround.a darkbay
old mnrc. Star forchetul. no shoes ou. Any information will be frladi3' revel veil by Otto Patterson, St* Joseph, 111.
LOST—Somwherebetweenand
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Horna* Horna-
Darnhlll,
a small brass door key. Finder li. H. & p*« store and be re-
day Pickett's store L. •lay's rosldenoe |»lea«.e leave at warded.
mrse with some small this of-
chaiiKi\ Finder pleiLse leave at
LOST:—A
small crochet purse containing
two f.s hills and some change. Finder pleas leave with Alex Mahorney and receive toward.
FOUND.
FOI'ND—A
small hoy's
coat, new, on the urday. Owner can
fairground, last Saturday.
haw it by calling at 214 North street.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Is the time to lay In your supply ol winter coal and Joseph llluford.oti south Washington street, Is the man to order it of.
DR. O. E. RANKIN, (HuceusKor to Mout)i)fiie.V Uanklti.) S|ieclal attention given to tho removal of
Cancers, tape-worms, hemorrhoids. IMIh'wver 1 lie Corner Hook Store reaWleiiee at Duve lxf'H.2lit Kant Pike nf^
THIS WILL PAY YOU.
or DO ccnts, postal note, we will send, uiarfc'CH prepaid, 0 packages of extra line nitrrant Hnlhint and Toilet Koap and two beautiful oil paintliiKH will lie bent free with yom- order. Ai'dress, J. Lee, Mridire Mreet, Willlomsport, Pa. oetSS
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Woodenware, Tinware
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FRIEND
CHILD ^?SS|Y
LESSENS PAIW.rco TO LIFE ns
OlMINISHESDANGt
3RADFIELD REGULATOR
CO. ATLANTAnjg
MOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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Sold by Nve & Co.
1'iME TAiSLEb.
N A A N A I A SOUTn Kxpress 0:45um
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Mall 5:1 Kpir Accorn 12:00N
No 4—Mali 45uin No 6—Mill.... l.-topn, L"vcal Kroiglit. 2:5tpn Kxpress. lU:.*»7aui
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Mall 8:i:Um Rxpress Q:15piu Accom 12:00 N
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CRAWFORDSVILLE
TRANSFER LINE,
R. C. WALKUP, Prop i-P-Lssei ^ors and UaK^a^re to Depots, Hotels, or auy partof the City. Also proprietor of the
a\!,
Miss Kenhih I. Hills will have a for n'i»talK)ut. Sept. 1st.
part of her house Inquire
at f»0H east Main street.
LOST.
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ss Ten-Cunt Hack Line. The Cheap Prices win be malnt^iliHH] and Satisfactory servici? rendered. Le.iv»*i'alls at- Stables on Market street., or slate at Snodjcrass & Murphy's. phone No. 47.
A. D. LOFLAND,
Real Estate, Loan, Insurance.
GOOD NOTES CASHED.
1194 Enst Main Street, with Kara Vorls
STODDAUT & (O
PENSION AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS,
013-0 in Till St., Wiisli'iiutmi, 1».C. Opposite U. S. l'litont Olllce. The DISAHIMTY PENSION HIIIT. has buoornu ft law. Soliliers, Widows and Parents entille to Pensions. F.'i\ 1(1 only, when olatin Is allowed. Write to us at once- ADVICE FHEE.
Hlbbard's itheumatlc Hyriifi cures rheumatlem by striking at tho seal of tho disease and maturing the kidneys and 11 vor to healthy action. If taken a Biifllclont time to thoroughly eradleate such poison, It never falls. For sale and highly recommended by M"iTelL, Morgan A Oo.
To Cure a Bad Cou^li
Use "Dr. Kilmer's Couch ei re (OniiBumptlon Oil)" but relieve* quickly, stops tickling In the throat, hanking, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat ind prevents death from comsiiinptlon Price 2 »e. 1'amplilfl free, l}inghani[it.cn, N. V. Kohl, recommended rn1 gilarai tce.l by l.rw Fisher.
Children C»*v Pitchsi** CastK*-
J. S. E EY
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astonish you. .Call and see.
at prices that will
DAILY JOURNAL.
TIJKSDAY, SEPT 1890.
THEJJITY.
Tin* Weather Report
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lnrilniitt—7t.ina,
WlirilHT.
ruin followed by fair.
Local Temperature.
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A.N OVERDOSE.
Mrs. S. P. Graham Takes Eight Doses of Mornhiuo With Almost atal Ecsulta, Last night about 10 o'clock Mm. 8. P. Graham was found in an uuoousoious condition at lier ^honie ou south Groen street. An it was evident that Bhe was suffering from the effects of poison, aid was at once summoned and all restoratives applied. Dr. Jones was callodand at length pronounced his patient out of danger, while the neighbors were working with her, Mrs. Graham doolared that she hail takeu eight doses of morphiuo with suicidal intout but as she was under the inllueuoe of the drug to some extent the statement may have been somewhat erroneous. Mrs. Graham has been in poor health for some time and it is probable that she took the ]oihou while laboring undor a temporary aberration of tho mind. It was a vory close call indeed and if aid had not appeared so promptly it is ccrtuiu the results would have been fatal. Airs. Graham is the wife of H. P. Gralmui a traveling insurance agent.
Again in Limbo.
This morning Officer ]$iothers and John Gully brought iu T'adie lting, who liiluly escaped from jail and who returned to this city several days ago from hiti wanderings. He was ouptured near the oliI junk shop after a lively tussol, nud made the air blue as ho was takeu to the til. 'i'lie first actioj of tho oowardly whelp when placed behind tho b.irs waj to black the eye of little Willie Pratt in a most brutal manuov. Ho then proueeded to smiish the tiu dihhos and otherwise play havoc, but was sco.i placed in a coll by Ab Jones, vLo is now on the lookout for a stout man to oversee the auimal as ho cracks rojk, I
White's Whisky.
One White has recently beeu running a drum shup in the olussio pivomots ol Shannondale. The other even'UK lie and a number of his customers lo.ulod up with his rod eye and U3od the &o.-d citizens of the village iu a scuhdalcus manner, fighting, swearing and other little amusements of a like haruiloss mi
II ture were freely indulged m. OOieer
1
—M ATTRHSSLOS—
FUItNITUKE Kepaired and Packed for Shipment. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 Went PUie St reet. Out-of-town work solicited.
Brothers went out this morning and arrested the guilty parties, who will nnswiT for their sj ort next Thursday,
Dbtectivj Basket Picnic.
Tho Fuirviuw Dutoctivus will holtl banket picnic iu Mr*, Nnucy 0. Sorvios grovo, ono milo east iiud two nonth of New- Market, ou the Greencostlo froe gravol road, ou Saturday, Septcmler 2*\ The public in invited to como with well tilh.Hl biiHkeU. Music and H{eftkiug will be the order of the day,
Poiug L.ifayotte.
Several Councilman wont to Lafayette lost night toiuvestigate the eleotrio alarm syateni of that city. As HOOU HH lHXH.sible a Belootion will ho mal-o aud the Hyfitem j)ut iu bofore bad wonther.
One Postoffice Less.
At tho end of this month the postollioo at North Union will be aboliblu d. UOBH Campbell is the jiostmaster and as I ho is going out of business there will Lie no ono to act as pohtmas1 T.
Old Men Attention.
There will be a mooting at 7:30 night at tho oourt liouso to make ar rangomontB for the procession to-mor-row in honor of the 100th anniversary of Wm. K'Ug, sr.
Soecial Council Meeting.
There wi'l be a special meeting of the Couucil to night to hear the remonstrances agniust tho diagonal cnuHiug ou Main and Washiugstou streets.
COLLEGE NOTES.
The brothers Ltech ring the bell this year. Tho lietuN give a dance at their l.all ti-nigi.t.
T. Y. Hull is back from his home at Possum Itidgo. Mauagor Kandall is ai ranging for a ball game with Franklin.
A. V. llandall is back from Itichiiu.nd where lie went to visit Miss Heolioe Diamond.
J. V. S. Milligan, late of will teaoh school this Winter and re-enter in tho Spring term.
Tho football season iB at hand. Arrangements aro pending to put a first olass team in the Held.
Will Grant will not bo in College this Fall as reported, but he oxpects to enter during tho Winter lerm.
Prof, liurk is very much pleased with tho healing apparatus put iuto South HaU last Summer. It works to perfiou.
Probate Oourt.
Louard Aokor has beeu appointed I gii irdiaii of Alon/.o bhei)ard.
Boys, Now tJet Kcady
To blow for Hood's Sarsaiirilla! On Kat I urday, Kept. iMl, at a p. in., tho grand chorus will begin! At that tune the agent of
Hood's Sarsapnllla will distribute to the boys of this placc, near the post olllce, new Patent Duplex Chime Whistles, generously sont out as free gifts by the proprietors ot this tainous niodicino. Tho same event will take placo in the cities an towns all over I tho country, and it is safe to suy it will boa happy day for Young America and for
Hood's Sarsaprillu. Let every boy oo on hand. ... •••».•
BHIEfS.
—ltobert Q. I.arsu hii3 been granted a incrosae of pension. —Tho Commissioners will not meet again until next Monday. —Tho south bound Motion passenger now stops at LaFayolto for dinnor. —The mother of Herman Rohs roturuod to Cincinnati this morning. —Nioholson will take pliotogrnplis of tho live generations of Wm. Krug, sr. —Dr. Keegan was called to Clinton last night by tho dangerous illness of his s'ster. —Goo. Wilson's minstrels will hold MuBio Hall a week from to-monow night. —Frank Prewit will soon have completed a nice oottego' on East Collego street.
G.W. Brcok, of tho Corner grocery, after a long spell of typhoid fevor, is able for duty. —R. C. Jackman has a position as clerk at B. H. Whitfloll'sgrooery on East College street. —Greely Brown, of Ladoga, has re ivod to Crawfordsville and now lives on East Franklin street. —The sons of the lute James B. Johuson desire to express thanks to those who were so kind beforo aud after their father's death. —It cost $556 for the expense of the Montgomery County Orphan's Homo— Clinton County, 81,200 for tho quarter of a year.—Frankfort Creseut.
Barnhill, Hornaday and Piekott havo on exhibition an olegant purl suite which was made on tho order Wm. Henry. It is one of the flnostthat ever camo to this oity. —"(Jam C. W. Irwin, Indianapolis, Ind., correspondent for tho Am •lican Implement Horald," is the way a card roads wliioh was handed a JOIIIINAL uvui by Mr. Irwin yesterday. —Dr. Huntsinger was iu tho city yesterday. Ho came down to remove a caturuot from tho oyo of Bonjamii
Foust, who livos wost of the city. Tin operation was successfully performed and Mr. Foust hopes to be around in few days with his sight fully restored. —Aunt Jennie Snyder, of Louisvil'e, who hus been visiting in the oity, lift fir Illinois Saturday moru'ng. Whil on her way to the Big Four station, cr while there sbo lost a 375 diumond stud att iched to a piece of velvet.
Salem Methodist Episcopal church 3 miles south of Lebanon, Boone couuty this State was organized 00 years ago this month, Tho members of the society will hold a semi oentonal lou'iion. The miuisters who aro living that served tie society as pastors are invited to bo pros eut with them Sept. 19, 20, nnil 21. Rev, E. R. Johuston was pastori'jg this church from Sept. 'li to Sept. '74, two years. He goes on Thursday of this week to this gathering but will return ou Saturday evening.
PERSONAL PI0K-UPS.
—.1. K. Bland in was in tho city touay. —Charloy Waterbury is iu lndiuwipolis. —Miss Lou llidtt is at the Covington fair. —J. H. Watson and wife uro iu Chi cago. —John B. Breaks is in Attica ou lu iuess. —Miss May Neilost is visiting iuJLnfayetto. —Tom Clark wont to tho capital this morning. —Harmon Ilutton was iu Indianapolis to-day. —Col. J. R. Courtuoy was iu Hil'.slioro to-day, —Judge Davidson was in Imliaunpolis to-day. —Mrs. Charles Gerard is visiting in Covington. —F. T. Luso wont to Indianapolis this morning. —Miss Edith Harlan has roturnod to Danville, 111. -Capt. W. P. Herron was in Indianapolis to-day.
Arthur Graham went to Chattanooga to-day. —U. C. Stovor returned to Ladoga this afternoon. —MiBsJessio McClelland was in ludianapolis to-day. —Jasper N. Davidson wont to Lafnyotte this afternoon. —J. V. Durham, of Qreoucastle, was in the oity to-day. —Miss Eflio Brant, of Wu/uetown, is visiting in tho oity. —Bert Ramsey leaves to-day for Illinois to visit a sister. —1. N. Shevolii returnod to his work near Omaha last night. —Duvid Woodward is transacting businossin Linton to-day. —Phillip Loviuson and wifo returned to Shelby villo this morning. —Miss Lottio Robinson has roturnod from a visit at Springfield, O.
Capt. J. 15. Ponoo and wife In.vo returned from Harbor Sprinvs, Mich. —Miss Eva Smith and Mrs. Hose Larriok, of Darlington, were in the oity to-day. —Mifsos Lulu Bromley and Jessie VuuSiokla aro visiting friends in Danville, III. —Mrs. Daniel Rhoads, of Kansas, .8 viBitmg her son, John Sheppard on east College street. —Mrs. Wm. Armstrong, of onst Collego street, left for Miohigan yesterday visit relotives. —Miss Lelia Middletou went to Groenoastlo this afternoon to enter De-
Pauw University. —Hon. E. V. lirookshire leaves for Washington to morrow to resumo his olVioial duties tlioro. --Mrs. H. N. Solioolor roturnod to her homo in Minneapolis, Ills., this morning after a two months visit with
NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON
the family of W. H. Soott on wost Market street. -The MissesEdith and Hattie and Master Edward Arthur, of Greeucastle, are visiting frionds hero. —Miss Graoe Dunlap, who has been 10 guest of Mias Mayme Smith, returned to Covington last evening. -Mrs. R. C. Jaokman is at Peru taking care of lier sou, Wm. Jackman, who is wrestling with typhoid fevor. —Mrs. Lorelda Leech, of Maroella, Ja., who has boon tho guest of Dr. '.P. F.
Lei oh, went to Clifford this morning. —Verd Galey is selliug hokey-pokey at tho Covingt JU fair. Jim MeGillinrd and Jim Hamilton have candy Btauds tlioro. —Mrs. Eph Jo»l and Mrs. Joly Jool of Crawfordsville, wero the guests yesterday of E. Sliatl'iior and wifo.—Lafayotte Courier.
A Famous i?oetor in Town. Dr. Jaoob Beard, tho wonderful ignotio healer, is again in tho city after an absence of about two years. Everybody will remember him by tho fact that he cured Ed Crane, who was paralyzed in his lower liniLs aud tho j.*er part of his spine. He is uow ou his way fro-n Nashville, Tonn., to Philadelphia, where patients aro awiiitiug him. He uses no medicine, but merely by the laying on 01 his hands cures con sumption in its iuoipieut stages, rheumatism, piles, Bcrcfula, erysipelas, asthma, oatnrrli, lamo back and spinal aflections, kidney and liver complaints, apoplexy, dyspepsia, sore cyos t!) limbs and joiuts, St. Vitus dance, epi lopsy or falling sickness, in fact nearly all diseases, lie can be fouud at the Shermau House for a few days ouiy.
Aii Old Fiishlonod Belfry.
bmce bells havo been used to call congregations to worship a tower or l.ell gable has formed au important part in most churches. Sometimes this tower is quite separate from tho rest of tho church. This is often so In Italy, and also in tho ease of somo English churches. In hilly countries tho church was often placed in a sheltered valley, and tho belfry perched on tho top of somo height near at hand. This was tho enso of St. Feve, in Cornwall, and at some places in Scotland. Instead of building a belfry it was not unusual in Scotland to hang tho bell upou somo convenient tree. Two hundred years ago this rude contrivance might often havo been seen there. —Exchange.
Nut So Dangerous a* 11c Looks. Because a man has heavy eyebrows, a hairy face, a burly frame and a strong voice do not thenco infer that lie is fearless and resolute. Pluck and determination do not depend upon physical conformation. Your man of mighty brawn, bull necked and bull chested, "bearded liko a pard" and deep voiced as a bassoon, may bo as arrant a cur as ever turned ttdl on danger. Who has not at some time or other seen a coarse, swaggering giant, with tho bone and muscle of three ordinary men, cowed and silenced by an indomitablo little fellow half his own size? As a rule tho most formidable looking specimens of humanity are by no means the most terrible.— New York Ledger.
To Itamedy tho Nolo* of Engine*. Many suggestions have been made for remedying tho vibration and noise attendant on the working of the big engines which are employed to run dynamos. A plan which hus given great satisfaction is to build hair felt iuto tho foundations of tho engine. An electrio company lias just had one of its ninety horse [xiwur engines removed from its foundations, which wero then taken up to tho depth of four feet. A layer of felt five inches thick was then placed on the foundations and run up two feet on all sides, and on tho top of this the brickwork was built up. The cost of tho alterations was about $300.—New York Letter.
lloutliitt Work.
New Kejiorter—Anything for me to do today? City Editor (New York daily)—Nothing Rpoc.ial. Just walk up and down Broadway, and write up tho pavement explosions.—Now York Weekly.
A Iturn Sight.
"I tell you it wiw a musical treat." "WliatY At tho Dime museum'/" "Yep. Tho four handed man played a duet."—HariH-r's Ba7-u'.
Our lino of fruit and oonfootiouery is oompluto. Call when in need of anything in this line.
EXSMINOEH SKAWniOIIT. 108 E. Main Street,
Msviug salo at 99 cont store.
School supplies at the 99 oont store.
Wo aro still the leaders in fine Teas and coffees. Try tliom onoo and wo will havo your trade.
ENSMINOI-K SEAWRIOHT.
"LaNorita," tho tiuostcigar in tho oity for 5o. at Ensminger & SoaWright's.
Grand Cloak And Blanket Sale
-hi new Cloaks Have Arrived and we will give you an opportunity to buy a Cloak, Jacket or Wrap and save from $2 to §10 on each Wrap. Note the following Prices for this week."
25 Genuine Seal l'lush Jackets, only $9.25, worth $12.50. 25 Fine real Seal Plush Saques, 40 inches long, four real Seal Loops, $15, worth $25 20 3-4 length real Seal Plush Coats. Seal Loops down front, only $12.50, worth $20.
Also a Full Line ol ariies' Misses' and Children's Cloaks in all Styles, Qualities and Prices for cash or on weekly payments.
Blankets! Blankets.
It will soon he time for you to have Riankets, so if you need a paii call and see ours. \Vi you from to 0:1 each pair a wool blankets, cotton blankets and comforts in all qualities.
BANK.
BABY OWNED THE CAR.
A IIluo Eyctl Tot Who Cliurmed All tho I'HHHengorH mid Employe*. There was a baby in the railway car tho other day. Ii waa not an unusual child, but it had a decidedly bright face and pretty ways. For the first few miles she wus very quiet, and her blue eyed looked uround in wonderment, for evidently it was the little ouo's first ride on the ears.
Then as she bet'ame used to the roar and rumble the baby proclivities asserted themselves, aud she began to play with her father's mustache. At first the father and mother were the only parties interested, but swii a youug lady in IUI adjacent seat nudged her escort and directed his attention to tho laughing child.
He looked up, remarked that It was a pretty baby and tried to look unconcerned, but it was noticed that his eyes wandered back to the sj*ot occupied by the happy family, and ho commenced to sinilo.
Tlip, babv pulled the hair of an old lady in front, who turned around savagely and glared at the father with a look that plainly said, "Nuisances should be left at home."
But she caught sight of tli laughing eyes of tho baby, and when slio turned back she seemed pleased about something. Several others had become interested in the child by this time—business men and young clerks, old ladies and girls—ami when the baby hands grasped the largo silk hat of her father and placed it on her own head it made such a comical picture that tho old gentleman across the way, unable to restrain himself, burst out into a loud guffaw, and then looked sheepishly out of tho window, as if asluuncd to bo caught doing such an unmanly thing.
Before another fivo minutes he was playing peuk-u-Too across tho IUBIO with tho baby, and everyone was envying him.
The ubiquitous young man, ever on tho move, passed through, and wus at a loss to account for the frowns of everybody. He had failed to notice the baby.
Tho brakeman looked in from his post on the platform and smiled. Tho pnier boy found no custom til! ho had sjioken to the baby and jingled his pocket of change for her edification.
Tho conductor caught the fever and chucked the little one under the chin, while the old gentleman across the aisle forgot to pass up his ticket, so interested was lie playing jieek-u-boo.
The old lady in front relaxed, and divinto her reticule unearthed a brilliant lug I red
pippin and presents! it bashfully to the little ono, who, in response, put her chubby arms around the donor's neck and pressed her rosy little mouth to the old lady's cheek.
It brought bark a flood of remembrances to that withered heurt, and a handkerchief was s^'ii to brush first this way and then that, as if to catch a falling tear.
The train sited on and pulled into tho station where the baby, with her parents, were to leave the car. A look of regret ouiio over every face. Tho old genth man asked if he couldn't kiss it just once the old lady rettine-d tho caress she had received and tho baby moved toward tho door, shaking a by-by over the shoulder of her papa, to which everyone re«|ionded, including the newsboy, who emphasized Ids farewell with a wave of his hut.
Tho passengers ru !:ed to the side where the baby got off and watched till alio turned out of sight at the other end of tho station, shaking by-byes all tho time. Then they lapsed Into silence. Tliey missed that baby and not one of tlieni would be unwilling to acknowledge it. The little one's presence had let a rift of sunshine into every heart, warm or cold, in thatcar.—Orphans' Friend.
Worked Like Charm.
Kuidfleld'd Feina'e Hegulutur worked l'ko a charm Improvement been wonderful cannot express my gratitude. Wish ovorv lady nfilloted would try It. I know it woiilil cure thoui. MHH. Lur,A A. LONG, Spring Grovo, I-'LA
Write tho Bradflold Regulator Co Atlanta,Ga., for further purtlculars. Sold by Nye Co.
Bowels irregular and constipated, resultlni In l'lles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.
Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl For sale by Moffott, Morgan &, Oo.
Wi save
EAST MAIN STRELT
Anything and Everything
AT
P11 eRam
HANGING AND STAND LAMPS.
Plush Goods, Jewelry,Plated Goods,
Musical Instruments, Choice Sheet Music 5 cents per copy. A complete line of Table Cutlery, Razors and Shears, Tin, Glass and Queens Ware.
Bring Your Pictures and Have Them
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Cnoup, Wnooi'tsjo OODOH ami Bioi.. ohltls lmmedlatel relieved l.y Shll.-h's cure. Moffott, Morgan A Co.
Children Cry for Pitcher's CastorJau
WILLYOli Sri-'KUU with l)\vpepma and Liver complaint? rihiloh's Vllallz-i is guaranteed to cine you Tor sale by MolTett, Morgan .fc Co.
THAT HACKING COUtiU can lie f-o quickly cured by Shlloh's Cine We guarantee it. For sale by Moffott, Mo gau (,'o.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable by that terrible eouuh. Shlloh's Cure Is the lemedy for you. For sale liv Moffvtt, Morgan ,fc Co.
To Cure Heart IMsoaso
Use "Dr. Kilmer's Ocoan-Weed Heart. Remedy.' It. regulates, corrects and relieves tho
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distressing cases Price
r0 cents and $1. Pamphlet free. l»lnt. hampton, N. Y. Sold, recoiiimeiided and guaranteed at Nye's drug store.
Interesting to Farmers.
No class of people should be so carefill In providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs Is particularly recommended to the farming community, ns It Is wonderfully effective In all throat, ami 'ung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet. Infallable foi croup and whooping couyl-. Trial
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For salo bv Lew Visiter
Mother, Wife und luuglitcr. Those dull, tlrod looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumOB. Dr. Kilmer's Female Remedy builds up quickly a run down constitution and brings back yeuthful beauty. Price $1. Pamphlet, free. BlnghamUm, N. Y. Sold, recommended, at Nye's drug store.
CATAURII CURED, health ami sweet brc-aih secured by Shlloh's Catarrh remedy. Price f()o. Nasal Injector free. For sale by MolTet t, Morgan ,fc Co.
WHY WIM. You cough when Shlloh'n Oure will give you Immediate ielh Price, 10 eonts, 50 cents and $1. MoCTet.l. Morgan Oo.
Don't suffer from Dyspepsia, Simmon's Liver Regulator.
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CATAUitn CURED, health and sweet, breath secured, by Shlloh's catarrh remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free. MoOett, MorganJb Oo
To Oure Kidney Troubles
UB I "Dr. Kiln.er's Swamp-root
Kidney,
Liver and liladdei Cure" It relieves quickly and cures the most chronic and complicated eases. Price M)c. and jl. Pamphlet free. Illngliumpton. N. Sold, recommended and guaranteed Nye's drug store.
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Acute and chronu rheumatism ?an effectually aud permanently cured tlio use of Hlbbard's Rheumatic Kyru| and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffott, Morgan .t Co.
SHILOn S COUGH and Consumption Cure IB sold bv us oil a guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by MolTett, Morgan .t Co.
Ilaokleira Arnicn DMfe.
The beet salve In the world for Outs, Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Soros, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively curuu l'lles, or nu pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents a box. For sale at Nye Oo. drugstore.
No sounding phrases or toolish boasting aro needed to draw attention to Vail Worts' Balsam for tho lungs. A claim is made for it that it is tho best cough niodicino on tho market, every bottle is guaranteed to do all that it is claimed and everyone is invited to make a froe test of its monts. Volumes of pliraso could not do moro to rocommend it than this. Trial size free. For sale bv Lew u'labor.