Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 September 1890 — Page 4

What do doctors know about corsets? They know a good deal more sometimes than they dare sjive their patients the benefit of!

What are they afraid of Losing their patients. Many a woman would throw her doctor overboard sooner than change her corset.

What 'do women know about corsets The doctors and women together know all there is to be known. They all agree that Ball's is the proper corset.

You can go to your store and get it and wear it two or three weeks and get your money again, every cent of it, if you want it.

The store has a primer on Corsets for you. CHICAGO CORSET CO.. Chicago aril New York.

DAILY JOURNAL.

TlIVltSDAW SEPT. IS, ls-io.

PUBLIO SPEAKING.

Aprioiutmont-j for Hon. Jameo A. Mount in This Oounty. Tho following dates and places have been arranged for tlio Hon. James A. Mount to speak in this county: (awlorM"ilU\ FriUuy, Oct. Uril, ?:2U p. in., •'Court Huu*'.'.

L:MIOJRU Saturday, Oct. 4th, 7:30 p. in. NVw M:irkot, Monday. Oct. fit I*. 7 p. m. .•"Wnnio, Tuosdfiy. Oot. 7th, 7:oO p, m. lupiio, t.'dnosday, Oct. 8, 7:'M p, m. l.iuden, Thtirs^lfiy. 1U'». P," p, nu l)HrlinirUn, Suturd i\. t. -5,7:30 p. m.

Earlier Shop Sold.

John Halo lnis sold his barber shop on south (ireen street.. The purchaser is NV. .T. Owens, Into of tho en::rt house shop, wh" will holil forth at tho now place in tho future.

Mariiage of Miss Lottie Freshman. CUI-IIH are out for the man iiige of Miss Lottie Freshman, of this city, at Ciucinnuti Sept. '25th. She will bo married to l!ov. John Pearson, D. 1). They will reside in Cincinnati.

•••'•••.•••v To Zionsville. To-day is the 27tli anniversary of the battle of Uiicknmauga and the 10th Indiana reciment, which took an active part in it, holds a reunion at Zionsville to-day. The following veterans from this piaco nitouded: J. B. Bratton, Joe McDaniel, Win. Harris, Wm. Stouebraker, Abraham Switzor, Louis Ilautz, John Moore and Jacob Swank.

Leaves With Regret.

l'rof. T. II. Duuu and wife took their final leave of Crawfordsvillo lii«t night, and left for their new homo tit Alton, Ind. Prof. Dunn stated that ho never before tegretieil leaving a plnoo as he did C'rawfordsville, which was by all odds tho most beautiful and pleasant city he had over soon. All Crawfordsvillo will join with THE JOUUNAL in regret a*, his departure and sincere hopes of his complete success.

Spccial Trains to the State Pair. The Big Four shows its mal enterprise and aooommoilation iu oft'erin .- tho public every advantage to attorn: tho State Fair at Indianapolis noxl week. Besides tho regular trains special trains will run on "Wednesday, Thurs day aud Friday. Leaviug Crawfordsville at 7 ",0 a. m., it will arrive at thr cupitiil lit a. in. Leaving Indianapolis at (i p. m. it will reach this place at 7:1.". p. m. Half faro rates will be given on all tho trains during tho week.

"Blessed are the Dead Wto Die in tb_ Lord," Notwithstanding the inclement weuth or a largo ooncourso of sympathizing friends gathered at tho late homo of J. B. Johnson, Tuesday, the 'Jth, to p.iv the last tribute of respect to ono wh was highly respected by all, tho community at large and beloved by his family and relatives. Tho funeral servicer: wore conducted by llev. Allen Ken worlhv, of Danville, Ind., at Friends church, near Hurling ton. Interment in the same cemetery. A choir oomiwised of the Stewart brothers and others rendered some choice und touching

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tious which wore very appropriate. •Tamos Biuford Johnson was born neai Petersburg, Ya., Nov. 1817. ilo with his parent* camo und settled iu this county, near where he resides iu the yo-jr IblJ-i Ho wus married to liebeccu Snoeh, (.deceased), Oct. 20, 1811. liight children were bom to them. Out ol that number six nro now living, viz: H. S. and S. i'j. Johnson, Mrs. S. P. Van guild}-, Mrs. C. W. Pritchard, Mrs. IL S. Bintord and Mrs. A. McDamel. He was again miirriod December S, 1870, to Sarah J. Butlor. Of that union, only Maude a daughter aged 12, survive him. Tho mother and throe children preceded tho father. Had the deceased lived until November next, ho would have reached liin i-lth mile btono. Tho caus* of

J.is

death was a severe attack of pneii mo:ii», together with a hurt ho had received in a runaway and from which in had never fully recovered. As a neighbor ho was kind and obliging, as church member aotivo uud inlluentinl, and as a tattler was always ready b\ word or action, spirtual or temporal, to mtiniuister to tiie want# of in:. cnihiren.

To Dispel Colds.

The pleasant llavor, gentle action and toothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when In need of a laxative and If the father or mother he cobtlve or billlouo the mot« giiitifying rebiilts follow lie use, su tliut it Is the best family medicine known and every family should have a bottle.

A OKUEL IMTRIvON MEN T,

E. i'. lialifctt, a Eealiy Sane Man OonSaed In the Luu&tic Asylum. Borne time »go J:. 1'. Huliett, oi Ivipley township, reahii.ig within half a mil.' of 1 Hull" Mills, while sniveling slij htl from melancholy requested that lie lie adjude.!' 1 inwmo and sent to t!ie Asylum at lediuntipoli* for trv!*--at. So at his own iv juesi iuiwcy oomuiK-jii sat Mid he wus fo'it to the iisvlum. 11" npidlv grew be'.ter there and pe:fon::ed the duties of an attoml nit regularly. Aft.-r a season ho asked uuil was promptly granted a Ot) days'furlough to go Homo ami sej to his fjrm. lie passed his time there in work aud good order us u.-'iial, bat oi.e night tiiree days before the expiration of his furlough liis father-in-law, John Newkirk, of Fountain county, awotu--:uiied by his two sons and a man 'ian:osl Etter, who takes a gro.it interest in iiallett's «flairs for some reason, came to iiallett's house, forced him iulo wagon and bringing him here carried Biiu to Indianapolis and lodged him iu the Asylum. Oi course, llallett felt greatly incensed at the outrage es any man would, but lxne liimsetf very calmly under the iudiguity. Shortly alter this rude incarceration llallett Mrote- to his v.ile ro»iuesting lior to como to Imlianapolie and secure his release. Hho replied that she would do uothiug of the kind. This stirred Mr. llallett up oonsidtTiibly und he at once sat down and wrote, as anyone might under tin" circumstances, that if her action was due to the influence of the Newkirks and I'.tter that he would make tho country too hot to hold them upon his release. This letter the Now kirks took to Indianapolis to Superintendent Wright, warning him that Halleit was dun-jeror.s man and should not be set at liberty. So when llallett applied ho was refused on tho ground that ho had made threats. Mr. llallett is still iu tiio Asylum, doing tho work of an attendant and declared by all the assistants there to bo a sano man. Ilo is the victim of a plot liis friends claim, and tho appointment of a guardian bj- tho circuit couvt this wok is the prelim in ary step looking to his release. His guardian, Henry D. Vaneleavo, wiil iirst demand his liberty and if not graiiled will begin hal.ess corpus proceedings at unco. There aro a fow juicy facts connected with tho wish of his wife's family to keep him I lie Asylum uhich are not ready fcr tho public just yot.

Notice to M. S. A. Stockholders On and after to dav, Sept. 18, lHftrt, tho books of the Montgomery Savings Association will be found at th» oiliest of Morgan A Leo, in Orubaun block.

W. W. MOKGAN, ,-OO.

W AVKliAMr.

T. J. Wilson, of Ittissollvillo, was in town yiuterday. Chas. Kennedy,of Non' Market,was town yesterday.

Bob McMains lias quit tho Midland aud gono to selling fruit i-roos. Tho capentors have tho Midland water tank set up. It, is 20 foot in diameter.

The Midland will run mi excursion from Anderson to tho Shades on riuuday, 23 inst.

Mr. Detrick expects to have* the grad ing on tho Midland completed by tomorrow uight,

Robert. O. Foster 1ms resigned hif place in Wolfe's mill and Will CJlarl tidies his phioc.

Miss Lillian Gillispie went to Lebuiou this morning to spend a few d.iyt with relatives.

YV ill Goben eamo down from C'rawfordsville yesterday to spend the lest o! tho week with relatives.

The ladies of the Ohristiau ehurcl have concluded not to give a dinner oi: tho day of the colt show.

The"iouug People's Society of tin Christian church will give an entertain mont in tho near future called tin Crisp Sisters.

Yesterday boing Aaron Miles' (-lth birthday hi: family gave liiui a surprise dinner. There were 137 of his roiutiv present representing four genei-tioim. The oldest being Uscle Geo. Miles. Aaron's father, who is iu his 85th your, and is as halo, hearty and lively as" tie average man of 00 years.

P.cv. John P. Lngstroru tendered hi' resignation as pestor of tho Waveland Presbyterian church last Sumhiy ui'rht, giving as a reason that he would have a wider aud moro extended Held oi" usefullnoss at Lebanon, Ind., to vhioli field ho had been called. Whereupon the church passed the following resolution llesolved. that wo accept the resi'rna tiou and concur iu tho request of "our pastor, Uev. J. I'. Kngstrom, to jom him in asking Presbytery to dissolve I he pastoral relation existing liotwoou himself and this church.

Itesolved, that we part witli brother Ijngstrom aud family with tho U.'st oi feelings, aud commend him to tho fellowship of tho church at Lebanon, and tho grace of God, as an earnest ami zealous minister of Josus Christ, and pray for his abundant sueeess in building up God's people, uud iu wiuuiup souls to Christ.

Both resolutions were uniiuiiniously adopted by rising vote.

Worth Hundreds or Dollars. My wife used only two bottles of "Mother's Friend" before her third c-on-linement. Says she would not lie without It for hundreds of dollars. Ibid not hall' as ILHleli tl'oliMe as before

Dli. MILKS. Lincoln

Write the KnuUloM Regulator Co AtInnta, Ga., tor furtlmr particulars. For sale by Nye ,fc Co.

Childr«ri Piich&r*s Casterk.

Slllloh'u Cu.'e will Immediately, rellevs Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl For Biihi by Moffott, Morgan & Co.

WHY WILN lou eougi. r,m-.ri Shtloh'a Cure will give you Immediate lelhjf Pi Ice, 10 cents, 60 conts anil $1. Motfett Morgan 4 Co,

Don't suffer from Dyspepnia, Simmon's Liver liegulator.

rREMIUil TAKERS, .i :S

A List of Thosa Who Won Eed and BUie liibbons. In every cu- the name Iirst lucntiou :d hajt won first prizo and tlio ono following tlie seotind prizo:

Blaok Liingjhorn hen, lion Myers Iirst and teo :id. Black Litigsk r« e:wi.jr.ii, T. M.. Campbell l'en Myers. l?uKk L.mgshorn pullet, T. M. 0-imp-o! I lieu Myers.

Wliite I.nn s'ian «ook, W. J. Owsley. White Lam li in hen, W. -I. O .vsley Iirst ana second

White In gshin H-k roi, W. J. Owsley first ami secon 1. Whit,- b.a-.j li pnl et, W. J. O.vslev litsc and seoond.

Barred Plymouth Keck cock, Ho. Allen Co, i'. M. Campbell. Barred 1*. B. lion, James Hutchinson I. N. irkcr.

Barrt-.l P. B. cockorol, I. N. Barker Jan-.es Hutchinson. B:u-red P. 11. pullet, Jamas llutoluuson first and second.

White P. li. cock, Geo. M. Lawton T. M. Campbell. White P. 11. lieu, T. ,"\1. Campbell Geo. M. Lawton.

Whit 1'. K. cool.ercl, Emery St-oelo first and second. White P. II. pullet, Geo. M, Lawton fiii'.t and second.

Silver laocd Wyamlotto oock, T. M. Camplicll Bon Myers. Silver lueoJ Wvaudotto lion, Bon •Myors B. T. I'ace."

Silver Laced Wyaudotto oockerol, B. 1'. Pace tlrst and second. Silver Laced Wyandotte pullet, B. T. Pace tirst aud seooud.

Goldou Wj'andotto cock, B. T. Pace Jamos Sarvis. Golden Wyandotte lie nines Sarvis llrst and so-wnd.

Goldou Wyaudotto cockerel, Junes Sarvis tirst and second. Golden Wyandotto Pullet, James Sarvis tirst and second.

Whito Wyandotte Cock,W. J. Owsloy iirst aud second. White Wyandotte Hon, W. J. Owsloy Iirst and second.

White Wyaudotto Cockerel, W. J. Owsloy tirst and second. Whito Wyaudotto Pullet, W. J. Owsloy iirst mid second.

Brown Leghorn Cock, H. A. Allen & Co. llrst aud second. Brown Leghorn Heu, 11. A. Alien Co. iirst and second.

Brown Leghorn Cockerel H. A. Allen .\r Co. tirst and seaond. Brown Leghorn Pullett, H. A. Allen

Co. iirst aud socoud. Whito Logli'orn Cock H. jy. Allen (Jo. iirst aud second.

White Leghorn Her., J. Tobiu tirst and second. White Loghorn Cockercl, J. Tobin, II. Allen & Co.

Whito Leghorn Pullet, J. Tobin, H. Allen .t Co. Black Miuorca Cook, B. T. Pace tirst and seooud.

Black Miuoroa Hon, B. T. Pxoa tiral and second. Black Minorca Cockerel. J. W\ Ja: kraan, Darlington, B. T. Pace.

Black Minorca Pullet, Clias. Bandlo, J. W. Jackman. Hose Comb Whito Leghorn Cook, Janios Sarvis.

Ivoso Comb Whito Leghorn Hon, ,fumes Sarvis Iirst and second. Boss Comb White Loghorn Cockerel, James Sarvia tirst and socoud,

Rose co»b white leghorn pullets, James Sarvis, first and second. Pair houdan fowls, Goo. Seogoor, Lafayetto, tirst und second.

Pair Houdan okioks, George Soegeer, iirst and second. Pair silver gray dnrkiug fowls, T. M. Campbell.

Silver Hamburg fowls, Isaoo Cox, Darlington, first and second. Silver Hamburg chicks, I. S. Cox W.

I. McMullon. lied cap fowls, B. T, I'nce. Bed cap chioks, B. T. Pace.

B. B. rod game bautaras, Kay C. Ballard ,1. S. Smiley, .Milligan, Goldou S. Bantams, 1, X. Barker, iirst aud second.

Golden S. bantam chicks, I. N. Barker, iirst and second. Best biouze torn, J. S. Smiioy A- Co., :ir alid bocond.

Ikst bronxe turkey hen, J. H. Sorvies, North Union. Best bronze cockerel, Chaa. Swaini I. S. Smiioy A- Co.

Best bronze pullet, J. a. Smiley, tirst tud second. Best white Holland ton, J. W. Tal"Ot II. A. Thompson.

Iittt whito Holland heu, li. A. I hoii'psou J. Talbot. \Vhite Holland cockerel, Mrs. A. W. \Viiu''M. fir^t 'Hid second.

White tlo:l-nd piiii.-t, B. .V,Tiio-a iHOII Mrs. A. \V. Wilson, air old l-O'ilouso Goe-i,:. 1 [, All.ai Co. Geo. .VI. Lawton.

Pail yiiuj. 'i'o:ii,.,ua go.jsii, 11 Alle. •v: Co., iiifi. und 1'i.ir I'liibvii g\i"ie, t.hjo. M. Liwton •fanio S ii",i •, l'aii uu I'm1 den ge"so, Geo. M. Lawioi: Warn! C. Oa\is, Wiut svili. 1/iir o-d I\'i in duck-, S. Liuloy & Co.:Geo. .-1. Lav.io i. 1' iu- .voisug t'el.ind'.icks J. fjmdov llorut.r Da id iou. ii'»t. tMlleotioj of jwmlirr, li. AM^u

C,. ii H. Mmts.

PARISH I(A.

Catarrh Can't He Cured

Children Cty for Pitcher's Castosia.'

ST,EE1'I,L *-y ihut I-. Ib tlio 1

SS XIO II rs u1o

ONE ENJOYS Both tho method ntul results when Syrup of Figs is taken it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and nets gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to the taste aud acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial iu its effects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it tho most popular remedy known. bynip of Figs is fcr sale in 50c and SI bottles bv all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will procure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute.

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, C*L. LOUISVILLE. KY, A'FL? YORK. N

OATARKH Or

RED,

health and sweet

breath secured, by Shiloh's catairh lemedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal Injector free Moflett, Morgani Ce

No euro-all or untric as does Simmon's Liv.

1 remedy will enn •r liegulator.

Cold In the he.i'i? or Chilblains? oi Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores'' Tlio best thing 111 th» world for It Is Column's Petroleum Halm. Got a free sample at the drug store of Nye Co.

In Its treatment ot riieumatista and nil rheumatic troubles, Hi! bard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foremost above all others. Head their medical pamphlet and learn of he gn at medicinal value of tho remedies which enter Into Its composition. For snl" and highly recomuiouded by Moffett., Moigan A Co

Sure- to relievo. There is failure in Simmon's Liver Regulator.

To Cure a JJiul Cough

Use "Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption Oil)" but relieves quickly, stops tickling in the throat, hacking, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat ind prevents death from eoinsumptlon Price 25c. Pamphlet free. Bltighampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

A Safe Investment.

Is one which Is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. It Is guaranteed to bring relief in even* case, when used for any affection of the throat, lungs or chest, such as consumption, lnllaniation ot lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whooping cough, croup, etc., oto. It Is pleasant and agreeable to taste, pertectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at Nye & Co's. drugstore.

Ci'.oup, WHOOFING

tho

ill's in s.de bv

tor you.. i\r

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MolTett, Moigiu:

Children Cry for Pitcher's Casioria.

lo (-nro Mi'iirt Dr. Kilmer's 0.e „,.\Ve,.,| Heart '1"*'

Hrlnc

regulates, corrects ami re-

ileves tiie most dlstrcfsing cases, l'rice I 50 cents and $1 i'aniphlet free. hampton, N. Sold, recommended and

guarantied at Nye's drug store.

COUGH

and Bron

chitis Immeiilateb, relieved by HhtlohV cure. MoCfetl Morgan Co.

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint? Shiloh's Vitalize! is guaranteed to cure you. For .sale by MolTett, Morgan & Co.

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. For sale by MolTett. Mor. j:«n Co.

Nosouniluu' I'hnisesor loolisli 1 wi„ arc needed to draw attention to Van Worts'Uiilsam for tho lungs. A claim is made fur it that it is' the best cou^h medicine on the market, every bottle is guaranteed to do all that It is claimed and everyone is invited to make a free test of its merits. Volumes of phrase could not do more to recommend It than this. Trial size free. For sale bv Lewifishnr.

Vamlalln Kale*.

Commencing Sept. *1 and continuing each Monday and Thursday to Ocl. If!, Vandalia will sell tickets to St.

Louis at ono aud one third fare, S9.I0 tho round trip, with 25 cents added for admission to the exposition.

With local application-.', ns they cannot reach the sent, of tin? disease. Catarrh is a blood or a constitutional disease, and in order to cure if you have to take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh cure is lal.-in internally, and acts direct:, on tile ulopd arid mue ous surfaces. Ball's cat urh "oun«t,il) "^ursion rates aud dates. cure le no quack medicine. It was pre. Ixjr "y'to 20°.«]'fWr'

September 9 is date of the grand home seekers excursion southwest and northwest, good returning for 30 days. Also repeated September 'i.'ld and October 11.

scribed by on,. „f the best physicians In Brazil, "indiaim Artillery, September this country for ears, and is a regular 1- to 1!!, .$2. /U. proscription. It is composed of the best I 'i'crrt Haute Kmauoipation Dav. Seiteniber 22,

tonics known, combined with the best I'lood purifieis, acting diieetly on the mucous sill faces. The period combination of the two Ingredients is what produces..Mich womlerlul results ineuiing catarrh, Ser.d for testlmon.als free

F. J. ClIKXKV .t Co., Toledo,*0. Sold by druggists, j.rice :.',c.

CilImlou' Suteln"

Terro Haute Soldiers Reunion, Sontember 23 to 2H, §1.00. Indianapolis State Fair September 20 to 27, $1.30.

St. Louis exposition, Mondays and Ihursdnys to October Hi, 39.35. St. Louis Veiled Prophots, October i. 80.

St. Louis fair, Ootobor -1 to 11, ^7.30. meseeker.Koxcursion, South West, I September 23, as below: ibn .Sprn,..,, Ark., 820.03 ,Jo,din, I Mo., a.li,..in Little Hock, Ark., SI7 15

Uinlieiil, Kan., §11) .00 Pine BlullVi, I Ai-i ., .-ill! Hi Wichita, Kan.,

Slfj

70-

Sprim,dield, Mo., $13.!H) Arkausus City,' I 5-0 iiCi, ainl scores ol other points for O'je fare or a lit Ilo moro than the round I Irip, (Jail fir information at Brown's drug slore oi tiio Viiuiluliu depot.

J. 0. HUTCHINSON.

To tlio Shades.

ltound trip via Vandalia to thoShiulcs *1.10, which includes hack faro. Tickets good to return 30 days.

J. C, HUTOIIINBON, agont.

50 CARS

Boy (I Stick ney & Co.'s

I A 1.1. SIZKS1

Anthracite Goal.

New River West. Virginia 1,

llnest eji'il in tho grates.

Diseases of Women

AN'11 PiriUiliUV.

Conf.i.ltulton rooms over SNIM.'N (!vi:n store, South Washington S'.rie!, Crav fordtv'lle, Indiana. ]. H. ETTER, l.

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

0"iHc"idcnee

21S

Soul"

Mrs. Dr. Griffith gives speckil attenttont Chronic and SurgiciU Diseases

Women, Children, and Obstetrics. Dr. Griffith, general practice. CONSULTATION KKKE.

William Wilhite.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

TRANSFER LINE,

K. C. WALKUP, Prop. I'ussciik'ors situl Hiijrpifn!1 to Motels, or any purtol tho fit v. Also proprietor of the Bayless Tcn-Uoiit Hack Line.

Tlc Chcnp Pr!«'s w5H bo maintained ami Satisfactory orvtce n-ndercsl. Uviveealls at Stables on Market street, or slato at SmHlfc'ras.s A: Murphy's. Telephone No. 47.

TiME TAHLEb.

BOUT1I

No 3—Mall 1:20am No 5—Mall 2:00pir Ixjcal Frolttlit...0:O5au) Kxprcvss o::i0pm

STODDAKT & CO.,

PENSION ASD CLAIM ATTORNEYS,

013-0

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7t!i fjl., W'usli*vi( ton11 c. Opiosltoll.

the. market Also,

foi

Brazil Block and Minshal Coal,

FOll SAI li HY

G. W. HALL

NOKTII

Mall 8:!Ham Kxpross 0:15pnj Aecorn 12:00 N

WEST 0.. 1. & W No 1—Mull 0:20mn|No a—Mali,d ..n:ll7)pm No3—MuJWd).12:55am No 4—Mall(d)...! :55am No5—Mall..d....l :31puj!No6—Mall 20pm N 7—BTPTOSB..0:45pm

Patent OfUvc.

The DIS.UIII.ITY PENSION BII.L bus become a law. Soldiers, Widows and Parents entitle:! to Pensions. Fee. $10 only, when claim is allowed. Write to us nt once. ADVICE FHKH.

SJJAIIJ'S IMIJJS.

If yon have ttieernmp or cnlle, V«'il li your In'arda in a frolio. Ami you feel so dlabolle.

As ne'er you felt before. Horrid p.iltts Hint try to kill yon. io to Small, with Joy he'll till von, And your misery knock Hilly :,

In a half an houror more. If you've trouble with your liver, Liverehllls that make you shiver. A nud xltukltur up he'll ^Ive 'er.

And will work the old ihlnp oCr. If with pain you're almost ertuy, Orarc feelinKlnll and lazv. Liver Pills you'll And the dalsv,

For they reueh the very core. ^hot ami shell are used In battleAre you listening to my prj.ttle? And thev'resure to make thlnirs rattle?

Also riparound ami roar. Liver Pills you'll tlnd are naturally— t\uI attempting here at llatteryKseulapius battery.

AmiLntouiibefy pour.

They will eleanse your stnmaeb *.uh: heres not. Jinythlnwmueh truer Like to cleaning out sewer, urto serubbln^ up a Hour: ror eaeh pill's a little eeaven^t-r Pain and misery a ravajrer Wh«fi»s ihun up just like a sava^o, or A eyelono'e rip and roar.

IP your suffering from Ihe.latindioo, I.ivku Pi 1,1 will jump upon ibis Disease just like laumiress,

Jumpfi a dirty Hhlrt full 5ore Fake a pili, hndero the morning, ree4'lve a^entle warning, 1 hat the pain has died alKirnln*

And had to jdvo it o'er.

Prlee, 25 eontfl j»cr box. Kneli box aevcioiio ot win* to disease. (ill on or addresB M. HMAIK, Misery Areh Foe,

t'se "Dr. Kllmor'd Swamp-root Kidney, Liver and Jiliuldei Cure." It relieves i|iil Itlv uud iiiires tho most chronic and eiinipllealed eiises. Prlee 50c. and $1. Paii!|.!i:i free. MiuijhntnpUin. N. Sold, recniiiinended and K'larant.eed NVO'H

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slot

Acute mid clironn rlieuniatlsm can be eiTeei.ini.lly and permanently cured be (he u.io of HlMiaid's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by MolTett., Morgan & Co,

SIfll.Oii'S COUUll and Consiiuiptlou Cure is Held by lis on guarantee. It cures consumption. For sale by MolTett, Morgan fc Co.

used.

Crawtfordsvllle, 1ml.

Or ou rnn ootam them of Cook, Hell

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,U',V11(-y.

'Fern? Haut4

Mew art, Hmwitliur&Sftn \v„r*I duuiajMjIlHt Dnvollllt Lalajett^

Dun-

Hros. i„.

HQeklftii's Arnica Haivn.

The host salve In the world for Outs, Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Salt Rhoum' Fovor Soros, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to elvo nerfoct satisfaction, or money refunded Price 25 cents a box, For sale at Nyo A Go. drugstore

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

To Cure Kidney Troubles

Three little people justice fron?5^0ol.

Lcar^ to work,

sjjd

MADE

CO A O I L.

10 oonts per gallon.

BEST (IHAl.)K OF A SO LINE, 12J couts per gallon.

ORCAMXICI) 1S7S

A N A I A HOUTH

A & C, NORTH

Rxpress 0:15an» Mall 5:18nir Aooom 12:00N

No 4—Mull -jrntn No 0—MAII.... 3.4Upm Local FrelKht. 2:50pm K.\pres&, 10:r»7am

EAST

No 8—RT*ros8.8:filam

UPHOLSTERING

-MATTKESSES-

FUltXITURE Repaired ninl l'aokeil for Shi|inient. GEORGE R. RICE, Joel Block, 112 Nest Pike Street. Out-of-town Miork solicited.

Letter Heads,

Bill Heads,

vl^k ty

AY.

AIRBANK,

THE AMERICAN

Collecting and Reporting

Assocdation.

HOME OFFICE: I N I A N A S Furnish trustworthy Reports ml Culicrt C'l..:in:, nf cvi iv kiw througliout the U. S. md Canailii. For ). inioi'. r:', ndiirv--li. A. mi!LCH'K, (ii n. :i .!^er,

J5§T We want another travelinjr a: ent.

Fine

FOR

CALL AT THE

TOURNAL PRINT SHOP.

First-Class Workmen, Very Best Machinery.

—IN FACT, THE—

Largest and Most Complete Printing

IN THE CITY.

Memorandums,

Visiting Cards,

Dr.William Clark,

Of Indianapolis, will lie in Craw-

fordsviile tiiilil

Sahinlijv. 20th.

At tlie pnrlois of the HiiiI.man House,

opix.hlte the pheriiinn llniife, where

tllo.-e

Mlffi'l infrom

('liroiiic. ami Oilier I)isenses

Can llud llelief and Speedy Cure, iJr.

Clark lias ma-'e chronic aliments a spec

laity for forty years mid has loiin.l rem

edii thai, never fail lo eurr If pi'.ip.|)

all

rule, OCf

S E

Co.-

VIENNA BAKERY.

Albright Bros.

WATCH FOR

Business Cards,

Envelopes,

HncjQAl?

i: A.V

CHICAGO.

IIP: WAC.ON.

IM'nUl'oiaTI-r

Office

Programmes.

117 South Greeif Sireet

i'eopie are woi'di/iino who lia I'oujrht this spaee!

"!1 is llie lensi el.. ir 11li• nf :m in 1

I Wail and see!

.. Note H'-ads,

SPECIAL

Furniture^

S S

iSo'iLTllolil

.'.

A. D- LOFLAN'D.

Ro:J LOHI), lissiiraLC?. GOOD NOTE CA IIRI). Il'.i'i Mini .'re !. i:/I.'1"*1