Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 September 1890 — Page 2

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HOUSEHOLD FAVORITE.

A vounc girl here had been suffering for 13 y?ars with blood divides until »hc hid !o«t the use of her limb* and was subiect to many troubles incident to the disease. The physicians declared her ca5e incurable and predicted that her life would come to a speedy er.d. After taking S. S. S. she recuperated so fast that it was plain that she had obtained a new lease on life, and she has continued to grow better until her jiermanent cure is assured. Manv other patients in our hospital have obtained signal twnefit from S. S. S., and it has bccon:e quite a favorite is our house.

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F«r Joint IN'prcscntiiiivt. —rJHi M. Ill For Auihtor—JOHN C. WINCATK. Fvr TretLiurer—A. F. KA.MSK\ For tfhoritT—FltKD C. HANDKL. For Surveyor—J AMKS M. WAl'liFi. For Comner—GKOKGli W.TLLhKH. For '.'oimnLsHioner?—

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This Date in History—Sept. 18. CJ A. P.—Trajan. Korr.an emj» ror, born: lilcd 117 A. P.

Nr-w Yt»rk ticciipied hv tiie IlriLisli. in**i—Ojrcfr Mone of th«» Capitol in Wa^hin^ton iaJd. 1793—The cotton s:m Invented by Ell Whitney. -1*58—Mormons ma*Hacr») eini* {rraitts at Mount-aiu Mead own, Utah.

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IfC"—{^euth fri^ni wounds received at Anti*»Uitn of Gen. Umttxl Statna njTiivj bom

l^j2---T}ianlo*eiviaff day In the Confedorccr WiV-End of oorrttapoodftie-e b-itwe^i Earl Rusi«rU and 3£r. Adams. Unit^l Siat^ minister at

London. r»j«j»*'Ctii)g the Conftnlerat-e privateer Alabama. JKTP-I«ith of Mun«« Amelia. Ihich*** of Saxoay

Urn 17^4.

Ib7^ -Financtal panic In New York. \^i—Yellow fw^r eeverely epidesnlo In JHCksonviiKv l-la. J.iW is»'S 113 deaths to date. —Th#? Enzti.sh and Italian governments sign e*'. a ^irtn^vi:: auti-Muvrry convctiUon'

7'IIF.UI: nro in tlie United States over IT.1,000 miles of railrouil. This would re.ioh six times around the earth and leave remunut of 11,000 miles. K«-:

Tm: Austruliun law will make it hard on tin. fellows who sell their votes at every election. A great many of these fellows will strike on ciectiou day and not vote at all.

THE crazy ijuilt platform made by the Democratic State Convention condemns a Republican Congress for it* lavish appropriations and in the same breath arraigns the Ilepublican party for its failure to pats the universal pension bill. Such inconsistency borders •i on the gretosijue.

li it. BKOOKSIIIKK says that Thomas B. lieod ih a representative Republican. That is

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lie is "a hustler from

away back." "pushos things" wlieneTer they need to lie pubhed, and always "keeps on lop." He is indeed a good representative Republican, and there is no genuine Republican who does not lovo the man and admire his ways in the Speaker's Chair.

John ... theson of Christopher R*OJ, the niai::iK.-r of the theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, was very Illiterate r-'!imn. with strong dramatic instincts.

From his inability to sjvuk njion the stage lie originated tho silent harleimin. anil by mere dumb action could rival the Jjower and pathos of the most accomplished tragwlian.

I'ruviini-- to this, aud, indetxl, for some time ttftunvard, harlequin was a sp^.-nk-ing part, and r)n\1d Uarrick played hini as such in the theatre at Goodman Fields. It was in the year

1717

that Rich aj

jieared in a pantoinine called "Harlequin Executed." Jackson, in s]waking of Rich's wonderful ubilities as a pantomiinist, says: "(Jn his last revival of 'The Sorcerer' I saw him practice the liaU-hing of harlequin by the heat of the sun, in order to point it out to Miles, who, though excellent in the lino of dumb significance, found it no easy matter to retain the lesson Rich had taught him. This certainly was a masterpiece in dumb show. From tho first chipping of the egg. his receiving of motion, his feoling of tho ground, his etnnding upright to his quick harlequin trip round the empty shell, through tho whole progression, every limb had its tongue and every motion a voice, which sjioke with most miraculous organ to tho understanding aud sensation of tho olwvtrvors."

Tho Ti^'htfiTtiiiK 'Irc&tws which are

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adoptod until the pruncnt century.—Scottish Sta?u.

INDIANA.

Interesting" Bits of Information irora the Hoosior Stato. v,

F»lr« And Rufc*.

Covixmvis, Ind., Sop:. I-.—The races of tho Fountain. Warren and Verir.lllior. counties fair was well attended Wednesday afternoon for the second day's session. In the year-old half-mile mixed race Charles S. won first and Queer Quill second monev. Time, 1

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In the half-mile

mixed race for foalsof ISS'J l.ittle lilfton was first and Pocahontas distanced. Time, In the half-mile running race Emma C. was first and Snowflake second. Time, :5l. In the stallion {pact* Harvey Harnett was first and tiuy C. second. Kest time, 2:31VThis fair association is a member of the National Association and has one of the best tracks in the State. l'EKr. Ind.. Sept. IS.—Fifteen thousand people attended the fair and races hero Wednesday. Owinfr to rain the track was rather slow. Defiance won the 2:85 trot: best time. 2:31. Tho 2:40 pace was won by Minneola: best time, 2:29?4'. The mixed race for yearlings.

mile, trot or pace, was won by West Wilkes in l:S2'j.

Another Shortage I'ncoTered. TSRUK HAUTE. Ind., Sept. IS. It is stated that the committee at work on the accounts of ex-City Treasurer James Fitzpatrick has also discovered a shortage during the first term. but the amount will not be disclosed until the committee reports to the'city council October 7. The shortage during the second term was announced several weeks a«o at S'J,000. Fitzpatrick's property, which he has surrendered, will almost make good the deficiency of both terms.

Immense Fleet of Log* Itrcaks Loose. JKKFEKSOSVU.I.E, Ind.. Sept. IS.— Three thousand three hundred and sev-enty-nine ior.s, composed principally o! oak, poplar, pine. Mere lost Wednesday afternoon, eniaiUnir a loss to the Ohio Falls Car Company of S12.001J. Tho immense fleet broke from its fastenings six miles up the river. On reaching this city the raft run into a bridge pier and utterly demolished it. Two coal l-ar-res containing 00,000 bushels of coal each were sunk.

Found Murdered In Uer Hnrn. IxPiANAPoi.is. Ind., Sopu is—Mi?? Macgie Miicheii. a iady «'ho lives

5»)iot a FuithleK.t Lover Dead. SroTTSUt'Rti. Ind., Sept. IS. John Rader and bis sweetheart, Magpie Howard. went driving Tuesday and returned at midnight. At the gate Magpie in formed him that she was in a delicate condition, and that he must make right the wron? he had done her. Heturned to go. when she pulled a re volver from her bosom and shot him doad. Roth stood high in social circles.

Supervisor* Wanted.

IsniAXAPor.is. Ind., Sept. 1^.—Applications for Federal supervisors for the November elections are coming In from many counties. Wednesday applications were fiied for the counties of Wayne Jefferson, Decatur, Montgomery, Spen cer, Elkhart, Noble, Grant, Owen. Den ton, Hendricks. Hamilton and I'ike.

Unrned to the Water'* Edfce. Lorisvii.t.i:. Ky.. Sept. IS.—The Ohic river steamer Harvey was burned to the water's edge at Kethlehcm, Ind.. twen ty miles below Madison, at 2 o'clock a m. Thero were a number of passengers on board, but all escaped, some jumpin into tho river. The boat was owned by T. W. Lawler. of Monterey, Ky.

Ilaptlntf Adjourn.

FOIIT WAVSK. Ind.,Sept. l^..—The convention of the l-'ort Wayne Uaptis Association closed Wednesday nigh after a two days' session. The princi pal addresses were delivered by Mis Mary (.J. Iturdelte, of Chicago, a sist* of Iiobert l'.urdette, and C. 1'. Jacobs, Indianapolis.

Coining J'tent*.

Tho Eighty-S'cund Rrpimont, In diana Voluntoor Association, will hold ft reunion &i North \cinon, Scptcmher lb and 10.

Tho State Assembly of the Farmers Mutual lionovolent Association me('t at NYashinffton. Octobi-r 21, and 2'A.

A New Counterfeit.

FOIST WAVNH, Iud., Sept.

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her farm near here, was found murdered in her barn Wednesday. Thefloor was crimsoned with the blood of the inoffensive lady. A bloody pitchfork found on the floor showed that she had astemped to save her life, and whoever the murderer is he carries a wound. No robbery was committed and much mystery surrounds the afTair. (Vnt«u« of Indiuna Citi««.

INDIAVApoi.i, Ind., Sept. 1?.—Thi: population of the following cities and towns in Indiana wore iiiven out Wednesday. Aurora :i .'Jit. increase 507: Columbus (1,705. increase i.SF lireen'sbura increase Jeflf sonvilie 11.274, increase l.t'17: Lawrenceburf: 4,2S0. increase 33S: Madison S.Wi?., increase 22: New Albany 21.000. increase -1.577: -Seymour 5,»37. increase 1.0S7.

Harvey

•s- Neye, who claims to lie a telegraph operator at Ada, (I., was arrosted hi for passing a counterfeit f'.'O note. Uan ollic.ials say tiiat the counierfeit bill of a new i^sue, which has not been circulation heretofore.

Keheuriug Denied.

Ind.. Sept.

IS.—The rehearin to decide

Supreme Court has denied a in the lVelle-Worrell case which of the men is legal "-hir-f of ih bureau of statistics. Tho denial was expected, and tho case will be tried lowor court again.

Madly IturmMl.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo., Sept. is. —William Ilitt, of this city, a sutferer from rheumatism, took a sponge bath in alcohol Wednesday, then stood near an ope stovo to dry off. The alcohol took fire and IJitt was so badly burned that ho will die.

Terihle Moo«ih in Japan.

SAN l-'iiANtisro, Sept. is.—A rain storm August 22 caused considerable destruction of property throughou Japan. About 7,00) houses were do stroyed and thirty-six persons drownod by floods in Fukushiina.

When Baoy vrtM rick, we garaliorCbiitai%. When she tras a Child, Hhe cried for Casturi^ When she became Miss, she clung to Cutoria, When eht bad Children, ahe gave them Cwtcri*

CURE

Blck B«AdftCho &fid rellore til the tronblM but dent to a bilious state of tha ijittem, saoh ts Dluicats, Kaaseft, Pro^rslness, Dlstreea ftftsr •itlng. Pain in the Side, &o. While their moal rt&ukftblo enccess hu been abown ia curing

SICK

BetAAehe, ret Carter's LltUo Liver PtQi eoailly vala&ble in Constipation, curing and pro* Tenting thi« annoying oompUlnt,-*hlie they alt*. correct all disorders of tho stomach .stimulate tha liver and regulate the bowels. SrenUtbeyonly

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Aeti« they would bo atmoctprioeleesto those wM ati//br from this die trowing complaint but fortunately their goodneea does notend here^zid those vbo once try thorn will find these iittlo pills Tain* able in so many ways that they will not be wilting to do without them* Bat after all sick

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the baso of so many Uvea that hero la wbara wemakeonr great boost. Oar pills core it whilo Others do not.

Carter's Little Liver Pills tre very small and very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose. They are strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or pnrgc, bat by their gentle action pleoad all who U£*them. Invi flveforll. Sold br druggists everywhere, or sent by mail. ^CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL P81CF

SHORT SPECIALS.

The Census Bureau gives tho population of Connecticut as 745,501, an increase of 123,101.

Edward Ilanney, a farmer of Now Lenox, 111,, has been driven insane by the tariff question.

S. Z. Knight, a merchant of Canton, Mo., has sued K. 0. Dnn a: Co. for destruction of his credit.

The third reunion of the Muskegon Soldiers' and Sailors' Association is beins held at Newaygo, Mich.

The Winfieid (la.) elevator burned Wednesday, causing a loss of 510,000, with insurance for ST,noil.

The Canadian wheat crop was injured by tho recent frosts and will grade lower than was expected.

Afire started tramps in some stalls on the fair grounds at Lansing, Mich., caused a loss of S3.000.

Missourians had their day at tho Iowa coal palace Wednesday. Ex-Gov-ernor Crittenden delivered an address.

The trial of J. R. liurcbell. alleged murdorer of F. C. I'enwell. will begin in Woodstock, Ont-. today (Thursday).

While drilling a well at Orient, la., Wednesday Charles Wilson struck a strong flow of oil at a depth of ISO feet

Horace M. l'orter, a son of General Horace l'orter, died in l'liiladelphia Wednesday of typhoid fever, aged 25 years.

Tho tenth annual reunion of the oldtime telegraphers and the United States Military Corps ended on Wednesday in Kansas City.

A State Farmers' Alliance was organized at Lansing, Mich.. Wednesday. About seventy-five delegates, representing eleven counties, were present.

A natural-gas explosion similar to the recent one at Waldron, Ind., took place in Monroe County. W. Va., the earth being rent into deep chasms and tho escaping gas taking fire.

Tho boiler at the gin house of Hugh Iioyce near Charlotte, N. C., exploded Wednesday, killing Will Iioyce, son of tho owner of the gin bouse, and severe] ly injuring several other people.

A meteor which Jell on the farm of JohnGoddard. in Iowa, was dug up by Peter Uugland. who sold it to Prof. Winchell, of Minnesota. Goddard has just won a replevin suit to recover tho stone. Prof. Winchell will appeal to the Suprems Court.

Interesting to armers.

No class of people should be so careful in providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam 'or the lungs Is particularly recommend•d to'.he fanning community, aa It is wonderfully effective In all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreeable to take, perfectly safe and iiariiiiehs, and yet entailable for croup and whoopim couch. Trial si/.o liee. For sale by Lew Fisher

Hlbbard's Ktioumatlc Syrup cures rheumatism by striking at the soat of the disease and restoring the kidneys mdliver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate -iuch poison, It never falls. For sale and highly recommended by MofTeU, Morgan ,t Co.

Hoys, Now !«t Heady

To blow for Hood's Sarsaprillu! On Sat. urda.v, Sept. -0. av -t p. in., the crand chorus will begin! At that time the agent cf Hood's Sarsaprillla will distribute to the hoys of this place, near the post otllce, newPatent Duplex Chime Whistles, L-enerously sent out as free tnfts by tho proprietors ot this tamous medicine. The same event will take place in the cities and towns all over the country, and it is safe to say it 'vi!! be a happy day for Vcun? America and for Hood's Sarsapriila. Let every bov be on hand.

Bowels irregular ami constipated, resulting In Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Happy llooslers.

Wm. Timmons, postmaster oi Idavllle Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters have done more for me than all other medicines combined for that feeling arising from kidiiry and liver triable." John Leslie, fnrniir and stockman of same place, says: "Find Electric Bitters to be the best kidney and liver medicine, made me feel liken new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, eame town, says: "Electric Bitters is Just tho thing for a man who Is all run down and don't care wether ho 11 /eg or dlesjlio found new ftrength, good appetite and felt Just like he had an new lease on life Only 60c. a bottle at Nev &, Co. drug store. 2

CATARUII CURED, health ami sweet breath secured by Shlloh's Catarrh remedy. Price 60c. Nasal Injector free. For sale by Moffett, Morgan 4 Co,

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