Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 September 1890 — Page 2

There are many white soaps.. each represented to be "just as good as the Ivory." They are not, but like all counterfeits, they lack Ihe peculiar and remarkable qualities of the genuine.

Ask for Ivory Soap and insist upon having it. 'Tis sold everywhere.

DAILY JOURNAL

Published Bveiy livening Except Sunday

By T. H. B. MoOAlK

OFFICE—117 South Ureen Street,

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Weekly Journal, per year, 11.25 outsluo of ho county, 11.35. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 24, 1S90-

'REPUBLICAN T1CKKT. State Ticket. For Secretary of tlio State,

M1UTON TUUS8LKK, Fayette county, FnrAudltot of Stat*,

I.N. WALK EH, .Marion county. For Treasurer of State,

GKOKOE W, PIXLEY.

Allen county.

For Attorney General. JOHN W. LOVETT, Mudlsou county.

cForJudtre of the Supreme Court, U.W McnilIDE. Klkhurt County,

For Clerk of the Ouprome Court, WIM/r. NOBLE, Wayne county.

For Statistician.

JOHN WOKUKLL,

Hendricks county.

For SuiM^rlntendent of Public Instruction, JAMES H. HENltY, Morgan county.

ForGeoUwist.

JOUNM. COULTEU, Montgomery oounty.

Louuty Ticket.

For CoiiKTesfi—JAMES A. MOUNT. For Judjce-E. C. SNYDER. For Prosecutor—W. T. WHITT1NGTON. For Representative—T. J. AllMSTRONG.

For Joint Heproeontiitlve—THOS M. BUCK For Aud.tor—JOHN C. W1NGATE. F®r Treasurer—A. F. RAMSEY. For Sheriff—FRED C. BANDEL. ForSurveyor—JAMESM, WAUGH. ForCoroner-GEORGE W.TUCKER. For Commissioners— 1M DlHtrlct-MlCHAELPRICE. 3d District—AQUJLLA W. GROVES.

This Date in History—Sept. 24, T68—Death of Pepin, king of France born 714. 1064—Fort Orange, on the Hudson, now Albany, surrcodored to the Eogllab. 1690—Death of Satnuci Butler, author of "Hudl* bras born 1COO. 2750—Birth of Aaron Burr, vice president of the

United States died 1830. 1M&—Monterey, Mexico, surrendered to Geo. Taylor, 16C2—A secret convention of sixteen governor* of etatee at Altoona, Pa., approved Lincoln's policy. 1609—A day memorable In Wall street as Black

Friday.

1870—Reef at n«U Gate, N. T., blown up. 1889—Death of Gen. D. EL Hill, famous Confederate fighter, aged 07.

THE

Lafayette and LoganBport news

papers have dumped their lottery advertisements. Orawfordaville papors did the same some time ago. The press is mighty but it yields to the majesty of the law.

AT the oloee of the last fiscal year, June 30, 1890, there was 46,776 Indiana pensioners on the roll of the agenoy at Indianapolis, and they drew $6,290,481. Of this number Montgomery oounty hod 730) who drew $100,803. Sinoe June 30, on account cf original reissue and inoreaso oases will add about 60 per oent. to the amount paid annually, so that the amount that will oome to Montgomery county next year will at least IHJ $150,000, every dollar of whioh oan be oredited to Republioan legislation. No thanks to Grover Cleveland or any of liis admirers or eulogists.

ONE thome of the Democratic speakers is the lie that was started on its rounds by the New York World that agricultural implements are sold abroad at two-thirds the'price thatjthey are sold to tlio farmers in America. Although the World has been oonvioted of lying time and again Demooratio newspapers and speakers oontinue to circulate it Tho World dishonestly quoted the figures to foreign wholesale buyers and made the comparison with the retail figures at home, and thns sought to create tho impression that the foreign farmer pajd less for his implements than the Amerioan farmer paid. When a free trader resorts to lying aa is olear in this inBtaood, it is evident that he ia hard pushed for argument.

WBAT Orawfordayillo most needs is a Sooiety for the Promotion of Publio Spirit. There are many persons in every community who are enthusiastio lor all progress, provided they are not called upon to help defray tho necessary expenses. This may be termed an Artemaa Ward sort of publio spirit, who it will be remembered was willing to sacrifice all his wife's relations rather than see the war for the integrity of the Union prove a failure. This is not tho kind of publio spirit that fights battlos or builds oities. To have a general revival we must have more publio spirited men, men who are willing to lead both with their money and influenoe. A Sooiety for the Promotion of Publio Spirit is one of the demands of the times.

INDIANA.

Interesting Intelligence from Hooeler Cities and Towns.

To Hcnollt Worklns-Men.

ixniANAi'oi.is, Ind., Sept. 24.—The State Federation of Trades and Labor Unions commenced its sixth annual moetinjr in tliis city Tm'sday morning. A platform containing demands for legislative action tending to tho advancement of tho working-men's interests was early adopted and was immediately followed tiy the reading of a series of resolutions, in which a free school-book law and tho election of Unltod States Senators ly a diroct Toto of tho people were demanded. Tho aim of tho federation is to unito In Armor bonds all organized labor, and 'JO that end tho convention will be in session sovoral day#. Papers on different phases of the labor (juestion wore read at night by prominent members of the ordor. President Levy, in his annual address, r.'grotted that many labor organizations had refiised to unlto with tho trade and labor unions, lie recommonded that tho Indiana organization »ttach itself to tho American Federation of Labor.

Suffocated in lit*

LAFAYETTE.

Wiilmsh County Fair.

WABASH, Ind., Sept.

Old Soldiers at

ISpotash,

Ind., Sept. 24. Early

Tuesday morning fire partly destroyed the building occupied by Mrs. George March as a boarding-house. Sovoral of tho Inmates had narrow escapes, as tho flames spread rapidly. After the excitement was over the body of Noah lleddlsh, an old mnn residing at Reynojds, Ind.. was found in a bedroom. He was badly burned. It la supposed the old man was suffocated, but the officers think there may hive been foul play-

24.—Tuesday

was tho first day of tho Wabash County fair, and the outlook for tho most successful exhibition In the history of the socloty Is flattering. Every stall in tho stock department is taken and some stock will have to stand out of doors. The entries in the machinory. poultry, floral and iigrlcultural depart monts exceed In numbor thoso of any fair ever before held hero. Fair woathei alone is nocessary to render the mooting a complete success.

Fair.

Qosirey, Ind., Sept

24.

Tuesday

was soldiors' day at tho Elkhart County fair, CJoneral Alger, Corporal Tannei and Lieutenant Governor Chaso being tho attractions. All day Monday and Tuesday old soldiers had boon coming In from all points, and tho city was filled to its utmost capacity. Alger. Tanner and Chaso wero all listed foi speoches Tuesday afternoon and succeeded in drawing an iromensocrowd. "SliimeH. Twin*" in Indiana.

SHEI.HYVILLF., Ind., Sept

24.—Twin

boys joined together wore born to Mr. and Mrs. L. Weaver, of Uoggstown, thi! county, Tuesday, but died In a few minutes. Tho children wero joined together from tho top of tho broast bone to tho bottom of the stomach, tho connexion being almost as thick as th* body. There was but one broast bono.

Reunion of |th© S.venth Indiana. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sopt.

24.—Th«

Seventh Indiana Regiment hold Its annual reunion In this city Tuesday. Speeches wore dolivored by C. W. Jewell, of Danvillo, 111. John M. Johnston, gcnoral freight agqnt of tho Chi' cago & Rock Island railroad, and Colonel B. C. Shaw.

Racea at IndlannpolU.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept.

24.—The

races Tuesday were attended by a large crowd. Summaries: Three-year-old trot—Boono Wilson first best time, 2:30. Tho 2:87 trot was not finished: Frank S. and Klssoll's Dallas oach took a heat and Lon. C. two.

Methodist Conference.

MARTINSVILLE,

Ind., Sept 24.—The

Southwest Mothodist Episcopal conference convenes hero to-day. Tbo Bishop, officers and all tho mtnlstors of tho district are in attendance.

JOY TURNED TO GRIEF.

A Wedding Feast In Germany Terribly Interrupted. BERLIN, Sept

24.—A

wedding feast

has been turned into a terrible tragedy FreddHch Kleosen *7as married on Sun day, and about thirty of his relatives and friends had assembled In a small room to celebrate the ovont. The room was lighted with korosone lamps, and suddonly a hanging lamp in the center of the room exploded and tho burning oil fell on tho guests. In an instant nearly all tho guests wero on fire, and as thoy rushed to escapo thoy sot tho otbor ones afire. The sceno was terrible. The bride alono escaped serious Injury, hut tho bridegroom has beon torribly burned. Frau Bortha Zondler was terribly burned. Max Zeidler had the radial artery at tho wrist and tho big veins of his arms cut by bits of flying glass. Three persons lost their lives.

Cyclone tn Texas.

Coit.vt.-ANA, Tox., Sopt

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sopt

NOT one of the old worn-out mercury, 9arsaparllla, thousand doses for a shilling medicine. It Is a remedy which never falls In Blood Diseases, and always builds up the general health of the patient.

Cured Herself and Her Child, S. S S. has relieved me of a terrible Krofult from which 1 had suffered for yean. It affected my nose fir»t catarrh, then caries of the bone, and continued to eat until It destroyed the soft bone In the right side of the nose, then went to my throat analater on to my lungt, and It looked as If I was doomed. S. S, 5. has cured me, ana has also cured my little daughter of the same dlMue. URS. N. RlTCHEYTMackoy, Ind.

Treatise on Blood a:id Skin Diseases mailed free. Swirr

SPECIFIC

THE MARKETS.

Grain. Provisions. Ktc. CIIICAOO,

BARLEY—Easy but no lower. No. a Octobcr, 77c. Samples: Common. 45«2t5Sc good to choice, &SQ6.V:, and extra lots. 68®76c.

MESS FORK Market somewhat unsottlod, with fair trading at Irregular prices. Prlcc9 Quotable at 19.62Hso.75 for cash l9.53ViSi9.5J for Ofiobcr J9.87W©1000 for December tll.53KQll.77K for January, and tl8.13KQl-30 for May.

LARD—Rathor active and prices ruled lower. Prices ranged at tc.l5Q6.17t4 for cash H.I9H Q6.17W for Octobcr, |6.3"K®fl.40 for December t6.M)06.&7K for January, and td.n2KQn.97K foi May.

BDTTEn—Creamery, lOQ22c Dairy, lOQlflc Packing stock, 5Q8c. PODI-TRT—Llvo Chickens, Oo per lb Spring Chickens, 8KQ9c per lb: Live Turkeys. 0Q10C per lb Live Ducks, SQOo per lb Live Geese, I3.00Q7.00 per dozen.

LlQUons—Distilled Spirits ruled firm sttl.13 per gal. for finished goods.

OATABBH OURED,

24.—Monday

afternoon a cyclone swept over tho town of Dresden, eight miles from hero. The Fronch Hotel was unroofod and tho Cumberland Presbyterian Church blown to atoms. Two negroes, Orvln Jackson and Frank Hunt, woro seriously Injured. The tornado traversed a strip of country sixty yards wide and throe miles 'n length.

Killed by tlin Cars.

24 -MR.

Buelah Adams, an old lady of 00 years, and wifo of John Adams, a woll-known oyster dealer of Ploasantvillo, in attempting to cross tho railroad tracks at Now York and Arctic avenue, in this city, was struck in the head by tho Somors Point onglno and was Instantly klllod.

Retarn of William Wulti-l- rliutjia. NEW YOKK, Sopt.

24.—William

Wal-

toa Pholps, tho United States Minister to Germany, arrived hero Tuesday aftot* noon on tho steamship Elbe. Ho returned to this country for a vacation.

Fortunuto bather and Son. "I am as certain as I now lire," says 0. E. Barthomew, of Kaskaska.Mloh., "that Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite .Remedy, of Boundout,

N. Y.,

saved my life when

was a victim of that terrible venal disorder—Brlght's dlseaso. My son had a fever soro on his log. He, too, used Favorite Itemedy, and Is now well. But for this medicine I am sure both father and son would have been sis feet under the sod."

No cure-all or untrlod remedy will ouro as does Simmon's Liver Regulator.

Co., Atlanta, Ga.

Shipped Naphtha Illegally. BUFFALO, N.

Y.,

Sopt

84.—W. N.

Bright, of Bright Bros., who is under Indictment by tho Fodoral grand Jury for shipping naphtha not properly marked on the propollor Tioga, which oxplodod in Chicago harbor July 11, killing twenty-six mon, was arrested Tuesday. Ho was admitted to 93,000 ball.

Sept.

8S.

FLOtm—Quiet and steady. Spring Patents, I5.00Q5.50 Bakers, 13.40©LOO Straights, M.S0 @4.75 Winter Patents, t4.U0QS.S5 Clears, (L00 04.90.

WHEAT—Ruled weak and hoavy. No.

oosh,

98^o December, 11.01® 1.034, and May tl.06VQl.004.

CORH—Moderately active and steady. No.

OATS—Fairly

ST,

48H048HC No. 8 Yellow, 49c Na8,47Xot No. S Yellow, 48Hc October, 48i4®48Jio December, 48H©J8Hc May, S0S®50^(q.

active and Qrm. No. 2, SSH3

89^c October 8SK©39^e May, 419i&49M0Samples in fair demand and steady. No. 3. 37^ ®38c No. 3 White, 38H®40o No. 8, SSfcttMfcc N6. 3 White, 403ll=»o.

RYE—Slow

but steady. No. 9 cash, die

September delivery, 61c Octobcr, and December, 640. Sample lots, 61Qtt!c for No. 9, and 6t@59c for No. 3.

NEW YORK, Sept. 83.

WHEAT Sold of! KQKc. but recovered HQ96c quiet October, tl.U3Ki Decembor, tl.05XQl.3tl May. J1.09SQ1.I0H.

Cons—Quiet, firmer. No. 2, K5J®MHc Steamer mixed, 5FKc. OATS—Stronger, moderately uctlvo. Western, 4IQ53c.

PROVISIONS—Beef quiet and steady, Plate, t7.00Q7.50 extra mess. J6.25Q7.00. Pork dull, steady. Mess, tll.SO&l-J.a.'i extra prime, tlO.BO® 11.00. Lard steady, moderate demand. Stoamrendered, W.45.

Llvb Stork. CHICAGO, Sept.

83.

CATTLE—Market moderately actlvo on loaol and shipping account. Quotations ranged at t4.80Q5.35 for choloe to fancy shipping Steers t4.00©4.?5 (or good to choloe do. (3.96 Q3.75 for common to fair do. t3.00Q3.40 tor butchers' Steers ti40Q'i7S for Stackers tS.lb Q3.00 for Texans 12.75®4.00 for West«ra*| t3.75Q3.00 for Feeders tl.90Q3.29 tar Cowii t2.OOQ3.SO for Bulls, and $2.ra&4.S5 for Veal Calves.

HOGS—Market aottvo and rather firm. Sales ranged at S4.OiTQ4.85 for light 13.90Q4.05 lot rough packing }4.00Q«.65(or mixed. andlLlOQ 470 for heavy pat-king and shipping lota.

When Bauy wesfdek, we gartlier OMortt When she was a Child, She cried for Caaturfeh When she became Hiss, she clung to Caltflris,

WHO

she had Children, she gave tlmui Calctla

heatth and sweet

bronth secured, by Sblloh'e catarrh remedy. Price 60 cents. Nasal injeotor free, llofiett, Morganft Oo.

To Cure a Bad Cough

Dse "Dr. Kilmer's Cough cure (Consumption OH)" but relieves quickly, stops tickling In the throat, backing, catarrh-dropping, decline, night-sweat tnd prevents death from comsumption. Price 25c. Pamphle'. free. Bint?hamp ton, N. Y, Sold, recommended and guaranteed by Lew Fisher.

Cold In the head? or Chilblains? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores'r The best thing In the world for It is Colmon's Petroleum Balm. Get a free sample at the drug store of Nye A Oo.

SLEEPLESS NIQIITS mado miserable by that terrible cough. ShIIoh's Cure Is tho remedy for you. For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Oo.

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and Llvor complaint? ShIIoh's Vitalize! Is guaranteed to cure you. For sale by MofTott, Morgan & Co.

Mother, Wife and Daughter, Those dull, tired looks and unpleap" feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Female Eemedy builds up quickly run-down constitution and brings back youthful beauty. Price $1, Pamphlet free. Blnghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommended, at Nye's drug store.

OATARBH CURED, hoalth and sweet breath secured by ShIIoh's Catarrh remedy. Price 60c. Nasal Injector froo. Forsulo by Moffett, Morgan 4 Co,

In Its troatmont of rheumatism and all rheumatic troubles, Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup stands first and foromost above ail others. Bead tholr medical pamphlet and learn of he great medicinal value of the remedies which entor Into Its composition. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Moigan 4 Co

No sounding phrases or foolish boastine are noeded to draw attention to Van Worts'Balsam for tho lungs. A claim is made for it lhat It is tho best cough modicine on tho markot, every bottle is guaranteed to do all that it 1b claimed and overvone is invited to make a froo tost of its merits. Volumes of phrase could not do more to recommend it than this. Trial •lie free. J^r salobv Lewiflsher.

New Wonder.

We livo in an ago of wonders, and ono of the greatest has roached Crawfordsville and we shall attempt to describe It.

Since 1TT1 tho Encyclopaedia Britannica has beon tho crowning work in English literature. Its history and growth aro a part of tho history of the growth and diffusion of knowledgo. As enlightenment and culture have increased, this monumental curriculum of learning has grown and kept pace with them. A word as to its growth will bo interesting

The success of tho original was such that the editors and publishers v.-oro awakoned to a sense «f the truo importance of tho task thoy bad taken in hand and to tho necessity for a moro comprehensive scheme than at first adopted and its roception in" spired them to soon sot about its enlargement and revision. Suico then it has been the standard and as tho literary world demanded from time to timo has run through eight successive editions and supplouiont, af follows:

First edition, 8 vols., published 1771. Second edition,

IOVOIB.,177S-1783.

Third edition, IS vols., 173S-17V7. Supplement, 3 vols., 1801. Fourth edition, 20 vols., 1801-1810. Fifth edition, 20 vols., completed 1S17, with a supplement of 7 vols.. 1SHV lt-J4. Sixth edition, 20 vols., 1S23 Seventh edition, 21 vols., 1830-1S42. Eighth edition, 21 vols., 1S53-18H1. Tho reader will sco that sinco this Inst revision great scientific discovories have been made, much history has been written unknown territory has been explored, and countloss mighty events havo been written by Time. To keep pace with this progress wo now have the Ninth Edition, ofTwontyfour volumes, averaging 850 pages each 20,000 pages, 250,000 subjects! The following comparison of amountsof type required and prices of other great works, is by Prof. A. P. Lyon, of New York, i:i the Electrotype Journal:

The Bible contains I!,.W0,000 cms. Webster's Die., 20 uuo.000 ems at *12. Chamber's Cyc., 4S 000,00(1 cms nl ?f,0. Johnson's Cyc., .W (XX),OIK) cms., at ?-tS. Apploton's Cyc., (10,000,000 cms., ut fSn. Encyclopaedia Britannica, 140,wX,000 cms at *120 to $195.

Tho completion of iho Ninth Edition has enabled the public to measure tiiis ma^nif cent work and compare it with other c-j-clopiedias. The result lias been to esmLlis beyond question its unqualified superiority. It is a giant wuero others are pigmies. It stands the noblest work in all literaturo tho ono only adequate representative of the advanced thought and scholarship of the world. In the amouut of brain-work furnished, it immeasurably transcends all competition. It is the only Encyclopaedia in which each principal sub" Ject is treated by an acknowledged authority upon that subject. No other has spent one-third as much monr yon literary labor, as tho Britannica. Not one has given $10,. 000 for a single article, or fCOO a page for written matter, as it has. No other can show a list of pricipal contributors cither so eminent in th'oir departments of scholarship, so varied in nationality and profession or so numerous. Tho full list of contributors number 1,145 persons, and include tho most eminent literary and scientific names of Europe and America.

Tho English Edition of the work Is sold in this country at $8.00 per vol., and the American Edition at 15.00 per vol., in cloth binding making tho cost of tho set of 24 vols, respectively $192 and $120.

While the Britannica Is tho acknowledged standard, incomparably tho best and most desirable Encloptedla In existence, its high cost has placed it beyond tho reach of most people. This bar to its popular use has now been happily removed.

By a new process of etching upon zino, giving a cloarer and harder surface than even an electrotype plate, the art of reproduction has at length been brought to a higher perfection. The now Popular Edition of tho Britannica is a porfoct and oxact reproduction of the original work pago for page, by this new process, which, tor clearness and beauty of print, leaves nothing to be desired. And it is this which is new offered to our people, at an astoundmgly low price, by tho enterprise of Mr. O. M. Lncey. Do not think this is in way a cheap, old and unsalable book, on flimsy straw or "unlau.lr'ed bass-wood" paper, in papor covers, and with a glued back. Wo havo seen it, and it is made bettor than tho average book in your library I It is a handsomo, large, new volumO in genuine English cloth, heavy oakum—not strawboards, double-hinged, flexible back and on fine super-sized and super-calendei od book paper, with colored maps, plates, illustrations, Index, marginal references, (tho only American reproduction having them) and—just call and 'examine It fir yourself at tho sturo of O. M. Lacey. has acquired tho exclusive right to tand'.o it in Montgomery county, and by the term of their contract with the publisher, it il never be sold hero through agents. uly may wo say with tho poet— '•We are living, wo aro dv/olling

In a grand and awful timo.

In an age, on ages, telling] To bo living in sublime!" The thought that this grand work, which is in itsel a Library of Human Knowledge, has at last, by the beneficent genius of American scicntifi invention boon placed within the reach of the hurnblost and poorest of our favored land, should awaken in us thankfulness that wo livo in America.

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Special From Kvart, Mich. O. N. Bruce, DruggUts, Evari, Mich. I want to say to you that Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup Is, In my opinion, the greatest mediolne ever put up. You are fully aware bow lame and sore I was nt tho time you advised me try the remedy, my back and ankles wore so soro and same, and tho pain so severe that I could loarcely move about. Three bottles of hla remedy oured me while everything else that I tried failed. It Is a valuable modicino. FRANK

TUBJ

str00t'

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THAT HACKING~COlJGH can be so quickly cured by ShIIoh's Cure. W. guarantee it. For sale by Moffett, Morgan 3o Oo. Hlbbard's Throat and Lmng Balsam.

For throat and Lung troubles this romody has no equal. It Is guaranteed to euro conmimption I11 Its first stages and even In advanced stages of that dlseaso it rolluves coughing and induces sleep. You may havo a cough or a cold at any time, thoroforo no household, espeolully with children, ahould be without It. For all n(Tectiou& of tho throat,lungs and chest, croup, whooping oough, hoarseness, spitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases It has no oqual.

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Acute and clironis rheumatism can be effectually and permanently curod be tho uso of Hlbbard's Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by MofTott, Morgan & Oo.

Bhllob's Cure will Immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronohitl For sale by Moffett, Morgan & Oo.

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